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ABC Team Obsess Over Romney's $10,000 Challenge to Perry
After ABC's Republican presidential debate on Saturday night, several members of the ABC team spoke of Mitt Romney's attempt to make a bet with Rick Perry about whether Perry was correct in asserting that Romney had advocated Massachusetts-style Romneycare as a model for the nation, with predictions that the $10,000 bet comment would hurt Romney with voters.
After arguing that Perry appeared to be the one who was factually incorrect in the dispute with Romney, ABC's Jake Tapper went on to predict Romney would still be harmed by the exchange. Tapper:
But the big issue, I think, is the fact that Mitt Romney was trying to wager a $10,000 bet in a debate in Iowa. The median income in this country means that $10,000 is roughly three months income. And even though he was just joking around, I think that that probably did not help him. And even if he'd won the letter of the bet, by making the bet, as Matthew Dowd pointed out earlier, he probably lost the (INAUDIBLE).
When co-host George Stephanopoulos asked David Muir for his reaction, Muir noted that he had already emailed Romney campaign contacts about the subject, and then added:
But it's interesting we're talking about the $10,000 bet. A columnist for the Des Moines Register has already penned a column saying not too many caucus goers here in Iowa would ever place a $10,000 bet, even if it was a sure thing. So when we ask Americans a couple of days from now, they likely won't even remember, what issue this was about, but they will remember the $10,000 figure.
ABC News Political Director Amy Walter sooned revisited the $10,000 bet:
This was supposed to be a debate where Newt Gingrich was the one under the line of fire, but, instead, it really was Mitt Romney who made most of the headlines, and not all of them were very good. Obviously, the $10,000 bet being the top one here.
Below is a transcript of relevant portions of the post-debate coverage on ABC, from Saturday, December 10:
JAKE TAPPER: One thing I wanted to settle is that $10,000 bet that former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney tried to wager with Rick Perry. Rick Perry said, "I read your first book, and it said in there that your mandate in Massachusetts should be the model for the country." Romney disputed that and offered to bet him $10,000. We do think actually that Governor Perry was not quoting exactly what Romney had said. What he actually had written that was removed from later editions of the book is we can accomplish the same thing for everyone in the country.
But the big issue, I think, is the fact that Mitt Romney was trying to wager a $10,000 bet in a debate in Iowa. The median income in this country means that $10,000 is roughly three months income. And even though he was just joking around, I think that that probably did not help him. And even if he'd won the letter of the bet, by making the bet, as Matthew Dowd pointed out earlier, he probably lost the (INAUDIBLE).
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: David Muir, what is the Romney camp saying about that?
DAVID MUIR: Well, it's funny that you ask that, George. I've already sent out emails to many of our contacts with the Romney campaign. ... (INAUDIBLE) ... But it's interesting we're talking about the $10,000 bet. A columnist for the Des Moines Register has already penned a column saying not too many caucus goers here in Iowa would ever place a $10,000 bet, even if it was a sure thing. So when we ask Americans a couple of days from now, they likely won't even remember, what issue this was about, but they will remember the $10,000 figure.
AMY WALTER, ABC NEWS POLITICAL DIRECTOR: This was supposed to be a debate where Newt Gingrich was the one under the line of fire, but, instead, it really was Mitt Romney who made most of the headlines, and not all of them were very good. Obviously, the $10,000 bet being the top one here.
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Nothing Issue Blown Way Out Of Proportion
Submitted by stratman on Sun, 12/11/2011 - 2:51am.
These Media rabble-rousers aren't exactly one of the 99%'ers. Steffie and the intoxicated Didi were wearing clothing most Iowans will never be able to afford. Sawyer's outfit and jewelry could have been used as collateral on the bet, if not cover the entire bet.
The Leftist Media thought they had their candidate killing quote of the day from Gingrich telling the truth about the so-called Palestinians, but then came Mitt with something they could exploit more easily.
Romney's bet remark was innocuous. If you know you are correct about a point of contention an ordinary thing to do is to wager an outrageous sum, knowing full well you will win. Usually, the other side backs down, as Perry did, and people move along.
Yet, the Media and fellow Leftists will use it as a wedge issue. The fact that the Media jumped on it just several minutes after the end of the debate shows how biased these jerks are. Made me think of The Beatles song Piggies.
Funny how quickly the Left and the Paulbots (see Free Republic web site) have already made an issue out of Mormonism and gambling.
This is such small mindedness. the most important issue of the day was Newt telling the truth about the so-called Palestinians and the fear this creates in the Left and establishment Republicans.
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Sorry But Buying The Pot Is Extremely Rude In All Circles
Submitted by Avitar on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 4:17am.
A polite bet with someone who is employed by Government is probably a hundred dollars, for a Governor maybe $500. Increasing the amount to the point where the other party can't pay or shouldn't is very bad manners. It is called buying the pot since your bluff can not be called since a player with a seperior hand can not call.
Romney stepped from a friendly game to the kind of game where players are required to buy all of their chips at the begining of the games and there are table limits.
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The reason for the high amount was because Romney...
Submitted by jawebster1 on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 4:59am.
knew Perry was wrong and he wished to be adamant in saying so.
People who pay attention to these things, now know Romney was right and Perry was wrong.
It helped Romney and hurt Perry, because we don't want another president like Obama who goes around saying false things.
(At least I hope not.)
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All Hat, No Cattle
Submitted by stratman on Tue, 12/13/2011 - 1:49am.
What makes you think Perry couldn't cover the bet? He has the money. (http://www.businessinsider.com/how-rick-perry-became-a-millionaire-2011-8)
What this amounted to was a man's honor. Romney's honor. How small do you go when it comes to your honor, Avitar? When running for the presidency, sometimes you go big, like a $10K bet, when the other guy's been smearing you with misstatements and just did it again on national TV. After trying conventional resolution approaches, Romney was fed up and told Perry to put his money where his mouth was. Any amount Romney mentioned would have been twisted by the Left and others who buy into class warfare Marxism, people who probably wouldn't vote for Romney anyways.
Perry could have pressed the issue but didn't because he either knew or was unsure Romney was correct. Perry could have turned it around but didn't, and it wasn't because a wager had been made. Let's not hide behind the BS excuse of a dollar amount for Perry's fizzle on this one thing. I want a president who knows when he's got the cards and the chips and knows how to use them to continue the traditions of this country, most importantly our Constitution.
Both men wear big hats. Romney showed he had the cattle this time.
I'll vote for any one of these candidates against Obama. A $10K bet concerning honor between people who can afford the loss isn't going to change my mind. Will you, Avitar, vote for Romney if he is the Republican candidate in the general election?
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They are doing it right now ....
Submitted by zenman1661 on Sun, 12/11/2011 - 10:31am.
on "This Week". It was an interesting tactic by Romney and it will be talked about. But I don't think it will be considered negative because of the high amount. Wow, Jake Tapper, just defended Romney with a personal experience where he made a similar bet because he says he knew he was right.
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When you know you are right, you put your money where...
Submitted by jawebster1 on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 4:53am.
your mouth is. Who wouldn't want the opportunity to win a $10,000 bet?
Even holier that thou Liberals would love to win a sure bet for that kind of money.
Perry wisely declined to bet. I think he learned to get his facts straight in the future if he decides to attack Romney again.
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Someone needs to point out to these chuckleheads that
Submitted by cmujelly on Sun, 12/11/2011 - 11:49am.
this probably won't hurt Romney because all he needs to do is point out that he was wagering his own money when he made this bet. This is in stark contrast to Barack Obama who routinely makes $500 million bets with taxpayer money (i.e. Solyndra).
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You are so right..
Submitted by zenman1661 on Sun, 12/11/2011 - 12:02pm.
that would be a perfect line to use to respond to any one trying to get him for that.
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And it's coming.
Submitted by GregE on Sun, 12/11/2011 - 3:25pm.
Don't think for a second that Romney's campaign team isn't working for a spot to insert that into the next debate, even if a moderator doesn't bring it up. The question is only, will it be used topically and in the flow of discussion, or will it be used where it may seem a little awkward to be used at the moment it is, just to make sure it gets said?
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You Are So Right About Obama
Submitted by Avitar on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 4:20am.
What Romney did was just Rude not disqualifying..
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What is rude about putting your money where your...
Submitted by jawebster1 on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 5:20am.
mouth is when you want to prove a point?
If Herman Cain had offered any of those women who came forth $10,000 to prove their allegations, he would still be in the race.
(Unless they could prove the allegations, that is.)
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You have just proven yourself to be smarter than the...
Submitted by jawebster1 on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 5:17am.
average Liberal Pundit. (Which is not all that hard to do.)
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I believe nothing will save
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Sun, 12/11/2011 - 12:00pm.
I believe nothing will save Romney from his downward spiral. He has not made any headway and in fact is losing support. Two months at the most. The only real question left in this race is who will Newt choose as his running mate?
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I'm curious...
Submitted by zenman1661 on Sun, 12/11/2011 - 6:32pm.
did you think the same thing about Romney not making it when Bachmann was surging or when Perry and then Cain became front runners and then they all fell to the wayside. Gingrich has a loose canon reputation for a reason. Lets see if he can maintain verbal discipline all the way to the election. Also, his lack of wide spread organization and funds will be a handicap he has to overcome
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You are asking for trouble with Newt as President. The...
Submitted by jawebster1 on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 5:13am.
press hates him. They also hated Nixon and drove him from office, even though he adopted many Liberal policies.
They will do the same thing to Newt. It will be never ending. He was driven from his Speakership by those people and they will do the same if he is, unfortunately for us, elected President.
Mark my words!
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Romney shows that he is
Submitted by Liberallies on Sun, 12/11/2011 - 9:52pm.
Romney shows that he is completely out of touch. As I have seen other Conservative websites point out, how many of us have $10,000 of our own that we can so easily bet on? AND the FACT is that Romneycare in Mass. WAS used as a model for Obamacare. If we elect Romney to be our candidate, Obamacare is off the table as well as showing how Obama is an out of touch President who constantly, along with his wife, gives himself lavish vacations while the American people suffer.
Romney is the Republican Establishment and we must fight him and the RNC Establishment.
Romney is not good for Conservatism and not good for America.
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What have you got against successful people who have...
Submitted by jawebster1 on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 5:08am.
a lot of money?
You sound no better than Obama.
I have every confidence that Romney as President, with a veto proof Senate and a majority in Congress, will be a very Conservative President and he will be very good for America.
He may even save this Country from Obamaism.
(Since Obama claims he is not a Socialist, or a Marxist, or a Communist, then, why can't we call him an Obamaist?)
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Jawebster1, Nice attempt at
Submitted by Liberallies on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 3:38pm.
Nice attempt at making about having lots of money. I don't care how many millions Romney has. I am neither glad nor upset he is rich.
The point is that his stupid bet proves how out of touch with the average Americans politicians like Romney are. Flaunting your money on a bet which you WILL lose, because Romney would lose, is stupid at best and very unpresidential.
Also, nice of you to not address the fact that if Romney is elected as our candidate, issues like Obamacare are completely and utterly off the table. The second Romney goes after Obamacare, guess what Obama will say. "Mr. Romney, that is strange you are against the individual mandate now since while governor of Mass. you signed into law an individual mandate. Furthermore, when I was putting together with Congress Obamacare, guess who you send to help me, your aides who helped you draw up Romneycare"
Electing Mitt Romney as our candidate will be a disaster for the Republicans.
Romney is the Republican establishment, we as Conservatives must fight against his election and disregard him as we disregard Ron Paul.
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Romney was confronted with an untruth and he did what...
Submitted by jawebster1 on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 4:40am.
most people would do under the circumstances. He asked Rick Perry to put his money where his mouth was. Perry smartly declined, thereby saving himself $10,000.
Romney won that little tete-a-tete but the left, as they always do, made the episode an example of class warfare in that only the rich can afford to bet that kind of money.
That is why I never watch ABCCBSNBCCNNMSNBC for news and that is why even though I have heard of "Steffie" Stephanopoulos, I have never heard of David Muir until I watched this debate.
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Newport man's joke books gets rave reviews
5:30pm Friday 28th December 2012 in News
"THE supermarket has stopped selling tropical fruit! It's enough to make a mango crazy," said Newport man Grant Tucker.
This joke is one of 5,000 the 20-year-old has put together in his new book, which has received rave reviews.
5,000 Great One-Liners has sold 4,500 copies to publishers and Mr Tucker was on hand to sign some of them in Newport at the end of last week.
The former Coleg Gwent student works as an assistant PA to LBC radio presenter and publisher Iain Dale in London and he suggested the joke book idea.
In the job, Mr Tucker regularly meets celebrities, including Charlotte Church, whom he described as "really, really lovely."
He has also stayed in touch with former Absolutely Fabulous actress June Whitfield, whom he met on a night out.
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Mr Tucker said his inspiration comes from overhearing members of his family tell jokes and well-known comedians.
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The book can be purchased online from Amazon.
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Izzard Stella P. F Daughter S Nov 4 1890 10 b New Bruns
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Both in their early 30s, Speedman and Blanchard are too old to play teens yet too young to play parents of a high school student. So, their roles are beyond anything I could guess. I definitely see Khanjian playing Bostick's mother, though. In addition to reporting the cast, Variety also shares some new, yet unspecific info about the plot of Adoration: Egoyan described the film, which we already know has something to do with the internet, as a drama dealing with "this brave new world and how people can invent themselves, or re-invent themselves, through technology." The script for Adoration is "fluid," which I take to mean "open," as we learned last month that Egoyan plans to change things he's written depending on what he learns while shooting. Blanchard, who we last saw in Snakes on a Plane has little in the pipeline before Egoyan's film, while Speedman could become better known to audiences with this fall's The Strangers, in which he stars opposite Liv Tyler. Adoration starts shooting in Toronto next month.


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Paleo friendly restaurants in San Francisco, CA?
I've figured out a few 'tricks' in The City (see below), but I'd love to find an affordable-but-nice restaurant or even cafe that has selections a paleo could enjoy.
My wife is a "let's go out tonight!" addict. It seems like we're going somewhere several nights a week. I actually hate this - the cost, the food I can't eat, served by people who don't give a shit about who I am (even if the menu says "made with love"), in kitchens I know nothing about, for several hours at a time. Hell.
It was fun, oh, a dozen years ago... If were up to me I'd go out a LOT less and have it be a Special Thing once in a while, something to look forward to. But I learned long ago that to avoid a horrible fight (and end up going out anyway), I need to come up with some appealing options I can enjoy too.
So - any restaurant suggestions?
If I go to a cafe I find that they usually have hard-boiled eggs available, and that works in a pinch. The only restaurants I know are pricey - House of Prime Rib (YUM!) comes to mind, and Incanto looks really good but also is 'up there'... Pacific Cafe has been a favorite forever (omg I went there in my twenties!) but it's getting very expensive too - and I can only drink so much wine while waiting in line (mmm - now I'm thinking of going).
When I'm winging it, I'll sometimes have a salad and/or an egg dish, or try to get a vegetable instead of mashed potatoes. One 'trick' has been at La Corneta, a Taqueria in Glen Park: when getting burritos for the family I can get a 'side' of just meat - and it's pretty good!
What are your 'tricks' in SF? And if you're not in SF what sneaky tricks have you invented to get more paleo while 'out'? Is this two questions??
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The Plant Cafe, a few Peruvian resaturants (meet and ceviches), Squat & Gobble and the Grove have good salads w/meat
I made a Dinevore list of places I like: http://www.dinevore.com/lists/12592/paleo-primal-in-the-sf-bay-area
Korean food works well if you're not too much of a stickler when it comes to what they put in the marinades. You can order the BBQ meat dishes or the whole fish without the side of rice. My favorite is to order Bi Bim Bap without the rice. A bowl of grilled meat and pickled vegetables topped with a fried egg is pretty much my ideal meal. But the potential for msg and other additives keeps me from doing this most of the time. Also Japchae is made with yam noodles.
For all the reasons you mentioned above, I haven't eaten out much since going strict paleo. I feel like it's too expensive to risk all those variables and end up with only half a dish of food.
not sure how affordable it is, but I've always wanted to eat at Incanto in SF. Chris Cosentino loves offal and you'll definitely find it on the menu. Should be plenty of paleo options and maybe some goodies you've never even tried before to test out! If you get enough people together, you can do a whole pig dinner. He also has a very good blog called "Offal Good"
The popular Australian restaurant chain of "Outback" has a little known gluten-free menu! Many of the items there are Paleo. I have to specifically ask for that menu, but it exists!
i recommend super duper burger (grass fed meat!) you can get a bunless lettuce wrapped burger there. i also LOVE hog and rocks they serve bone marrow, duck heart, bacon wrapped oysters. it's paleo heaven. B
Gordo's Taqueria in Outer Richmond (http://www.yelp.com/biz/gordo-taqueria-san-francisco-2) uses real lard for their carnitas, which are incredible. You can get a triple serving for about 7 or 8 bucks. Tortillas are corn if you're only concerned with avoiding wheat.
There are multiple locations across the Bay.
If you are willing to drive 20-30 minutes down to San Mateo or Palo Alto, I have a couple for you.
1) Little Sheep Mongolian Hot Pot in San Mateo. This is your best place for fresh lamb, which you is brought raw to your table and you cook in a hot pot.
2) Pampas in Palo Alto has a 16 course meat menu (16 varieties of meat cooked on a spit). This is as Paleo as it gets and they serve some offal sometimes. I had chicken hearts as one of my courses.
I believe San Francisco has a Harry's Hofbrau. They have a cafeteria set-up with lots of meats and salads. Easy to leave off the starches. Runs fairly cheap, too. Usually a meal for 2 with non-alcoholic drinks runs me $25.
You can always go to an Indian Restaurant and have Lamb Boti (kebab) and a salad with raita. I've done this at Urban Curry, not the best place but open until 3am so good for a meal after a night at a club.
Try Roam Artisan Burgers on Union or Fillmore! You can get a lettuce wrapped grass-fed beef burger with a wide variety of toppings and they've got incredible sweet potato fries. A full meal's around $10
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NomNomPaleo.com is a foodie blogger who reviews restaurants on her blog. She lives in the South Bay but does come up to SF from time to time.
We're going to Greens for our anniversary dinner next weekend (going to see the Girl with the Pearl exhibit at the De Young, first). I know it's vegetarian, but looking at the menu it seems like I'll still be able to find grain-free food--hopefully it will work out because Saturday nights there is a prix fix menu, so choices are limited. I did the reservation on Open Table, and put in a special request for grain free options. For one night a year I don't worry too much about what oils are used. I'm also LC, but I'll "indulge" in more than the usual "safe starches" if necessary.
Roam!! grass fed, organic...amazing!!!!
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Roadside BBQ on Geary and 2nd Ave. I usually get a 1/2 rack of baby back ribs and double veggies (cooked in butter). For sides, they also have sweet potato fries, coleslaw, mixed green salad, etc.
Eats on Clement & 3rd. All the omelettes can come with a mixed green salad. There's a Bacon, Avocado, Tomato omelette. Salads are OK, but I'm assuming that you're able to get a salad w/ meat anywhere.
Layaly on clement & 26th-ish. Mediterranean kebabs. Skip the rice and double up on veggies.
Hard Knox Cafe on Clement & 26th-ish. Awesome fried chicken for your wife or if you're having an "open" meal or whatever. They also have spare ribs, BBQ chicken, blackened catfish on the menu. Also, some paleo-friendly side (collard greens, stewed cabbage, etc.)
Beach Chalet out on Great Highway. A couple of steak entrees, a couple of fish entrees, etc.
Also, Thai food in general, just skip the rice if you're not doing rice. I like Bai Som on Clement the best.
Across the park in the Sunset: Pacific Catch has huuge salads with fish. There's usually a grilled fish as a special, as well.
Cleo's in San Bruno is a Brazilian steakhouse that's cheaper than Espetus in the City. Pricy, but you can basically have an all-meat meal. :)
For Peruvian - Limon Rotisserie, S.Van Ness & Fresca, 3 locations, I go on Fillmore
For Korean BBQ - I go to Brothers on Geary
Burmese - Burma Tea Leaf on Clement at 9th (I get green papaya salad and cashew chicken, may be a little sugar in the chicken sauce, but it's paleo enough for me)
Salads - Cafe Venue in the financial district (loaded venue salad with chicken bacon and avo, prob. my favorite 100% paleo option in sf). Pluto's is ok. Mixt is overrated, but ok.
Beautifull (3 locations: laurel heights, inner sunset, and castro I think) - this place is very paleo friendly, but the food is flat out bland. Still eat here frequently because they have so many paleo options. I get the half chicken with 2 sides and I make them give me salad for both of my sides so I end up with 1/2 chicken and nice sized salad. The turkey meatballs are also legitimately great (but don't feel very lean in my belly)
Home Plate (on Lombard) Great brunch destination. Not really paleo friendly, but very accommodating. I get the roasted chicken omelet with no cheese/toast and a salad instead of hash browns. It is definitely a will power test though, they give everyone house made scones and house made jam with their meals. If you can stay strong this place is great.


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Romans 2: 9 Tribulation and anguish, upon every soul of man that doeth evil, of the Jew first, and also of the Gentile; 10 But glory, honour, and peace, to every man that worketh good, to the Jew first, and also to the Gentile: 11 For there is no respect of persons with God.
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Brian Harman, knocking at the door with five top-10 finishes this year, will take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the PGA John Deere Classic.
Unheralded American Brian Harman won his first PGA title on Sunday, capturing the John Deere Classic to claim a spot in next week's British Open.
WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton described the relationship between Facebook and WhatsApp as "separate but equal," saying co-mingling the services would create "risk and peril."
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Believe it or not, one of the primary reasons why many more people are not rich is because they live in a long-lasting self-defeating cycle about why money is bad. One of the most powerful things I've learned about money came from a book by Randy Gage, which is that most people carry self-defeating misnomers that make them think, "it is holy to be poor" and "evil to be rich."
We work hard at convincing ourselves that we're not going to get into heaven if we're rich or that we will have to become a jerk to become rich.
If that is how you think not only are you flat-out wrong; you are dooming yourself to a life of being poor. If you think money is bad you are always going to setup your life so that you can be broke.
While it is true that money can cause massive problems if not handled right, giving ourselves permission to make money is often a huge step in actually acquiring it. There is nothing wrong with having money. Money is neutral. It is non-emotional. It is void of feeling. It has no meaning. It's just paper. In fact when we get into trouble with money is when we make it mean things that it really doesn't – good or bad.
Money is simply a blessing and a tool; like fuel in your car, office supplies on your desk, or any other resource you use to accomplish something. But just like any resource, it has properties. And being a great manager of it as a resource means being educated on its properties and knowing what it can and can't do. It means learning about it as a resource so that you can leverage it to its greatest advantage.
We can manage money without it managing us. We can have money without having it be the place we derive our self-worth. We can make money without making it what defines us. We can acquire money without it being the thing we place our Faith into.
There are lots of rich people who do it every day. There are plenty of rich people who are good people and there are plenty of rich people who are jerks. Just like there are plenty of poor people who are good people and there are plenty of poor people who are jerks. Having money doesn't make you good or bad, right or wrong, successful or unsuccessful. Having money just means that you have money. Not having money just means that you don't have money. And losing our emotional attachment to money frees us up to have power over it to use it and earn it more effectively.
That is one more reason why giving money is so powerful (there are several). When you give money you demonstrate your power over it and your emotional detachment from it, which fortifies your attitude towards treating it like what it is: a tool. Like any other tool it's a tool that can be used for good or a tool that can be used for evil. Its use will depend on the person controlling it. But having that appropriate attitude about money as a tool empowers you to actually acquire more of it. Once you have money it is up to you how you use it. So are you a person who uses tools for good and for serving a higher purpose? Or are you a person who uses tools to wreak havoc?
Money doesn't make a person good or evil; the person makes themselves good or evil. Not having money won't make you good just like having money won't make you good. Besides, we all fall short in our own works of being good enough anyways.
The love of money IS the root of all evil. But the love of anything, other than what matters most, is the root of all evil – that's what we call an idol. The root of all evil is endlessly pursuing something in hopes that it will fill a hole in our hearts that can't be filled with any amount of wealth, power, friends, fame, success, or any other worldly item. In other words, the root of all evil is having any misappropriated idol (I suggest Pete Wilson's book Empty Promises).
Money is a particularly dangerous idol because as we get more of it we tend to be more likely to derive our self-worth and our feeling of control from it. It becomes more temptuous to rely only on ourselves when we have more money. So the trick is that as you get more money you have to discipline yourself to not let it take on more meaning to you; to not let it become your idol. Sometimes that is where we – and I- miss the mark.
But we can LOVE what matters most, derive our self-worth and meaning from that, and still physically possess this objective tool we call money. I've been poor and been happy and I've been rich and been happy, but all other things being equal, we might as well be rich! Because the more money we have the more money we can give!
You CAN'T serve two masters but that's okay because you don't have to serve money in order to have it. You can just have it. You also don't have to love money to have it. You can just have it.
Some of the richest people I've met are classic examples of having money but not deriving their value, meaning, or self-worth from it. Some of the more famous ones I've met that I personally model my life after (in this area) include: Dave Ramsey, John Maxwell, Zig Ziglar, and Mark Hall (lead singer for Casting Crowns).
Over the last 6 posts we've talked about what you need to know about money in order to make more money. But none of it will work unless you first give yourself the permission to do it.
Now you have the knowledge and the permission to make lots and lots of money. Go do it. And then bless abundantly!


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Glen Cooper was convicted on a serious assault charge and had asked to be sent to a women's prison, saying she suffered continual sexual assault when locked up with men.
Judge Duncan Harvey sentenced Cooper in the Whangarei District Court on Wednesday to two years and one month in jail.
Cooper's lawyer Kelly Ellis says the sentence was shorter than it might have been because the judge allowed a 15% discount in recognition of the harassment Cooper will face in prison, and the fact that she will be denied the hormone treatment she wants while in jail.
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Cross-section through middle of left leg. (Anterior compartment at upper left; lateral at center left; deep posterior at center; superficial posterior at bottom right.)
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On the human body, the limbs can be divided into segments, such as the arm and the forearm of the upper limb, and the thigh and the leg of the lower limb.
If these segments are cut transversely, it is apparent that they are divided into multiple sections. These are called fascial compartments, and are formed by tough connective tissue septa.
These compartments usually have a separate nerve and blood supply to their neighbours. The muscles in each compartment will often all be supplied by the same nerve. [1]
Sometimes the segment is also covered by bone profoundly (as e.g. the brachial fascia). It is distinguished from pharmacokinetic compartment, which is a defined volume of body fluids.
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Compartment syndrome is an acute medical problem following injury or surgery in which increased pressure (usually caused by inflammation) occurs within a compartment.
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- Fascial compartments of arm
- Fascial compartments of leg
- Fascial spaces of the head and neck (note: not all are compartments, some are potential spaces with no neurovascular contents)
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Chabal: England clash the decider
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France No.8 Sebastien Chabal believes that the winner of their Six Nations clash with England at Twickenham on February 26 will go on to Championship glory.
Both teams will head into the round three clash with unbeaten records, with France having conquered Scotland and Ireland and England prospering from meetings with Wales and Italy.
The stage is set for a colossal encounter and Racing Metro's Chabal predicts the title will effectively be decided at the final whistle.
"When we started the competition, it was to win it," he said. "Now I believe the winner of the next round will win the Six Nations. So we will try to do our best and get a result in England.
"We watched England's game against Italy. They played great rugby, they moved the ball and were strong. But Italy didn't play well. For us the first thing is to be stronger with our forwards, because when they go backwards it will be more difficult for them to move the ball around the pitch.
"We made too many mistakes against Ireland, we are not full of confidence and sometimes it's quite difficult for us on the pitch. We have three days' rest now and we'll join up on Thursday, giving us 10 days to prepare for England. We need a good game plan to beat them."
France coach Marc Lievremont turned his attention to England in the wake of their Lansdowne Road victory and admitted that they will need to work hard to match Martin Johnson's fast-improving side.
"I'm already feeling something of a headache looking towards the England match because they are looking very sure of themselves," he said. "We need to appreciate our win against Ireland and realise that England are very much ahead of everyone else at the moment.
"They have a very physical team, they're intense and accelerate a lot. It appears that the other five nations are developing at a much lower level. We know that it will be complicated and that we must resolve some issues, but we will progress in this aspect."
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Carnival in London as World Cup kicks off in Brazil
The World Cup finally kicks off in Brazil tonight. But you don't have to be hundreds of miles away to get involved in the action. Here in the capital it promises to be a non-stop party, as people from each of the countries involved watch their teams.
London Eye to light up yellow, blue and green
The London Eye will turn yellow, blue and green tonight to mimic the Brazilian flag. It's to celebrate the start of the FIFA World Cup. Here's how the London Eye looked during a practice run.
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October 9, 2012 | Posted By: Heather Stephens | Categorized in: Travel
I've always had a little wanderlust flowing through my veins. I think it started when I was 4-5 years old, flying to my grandparent's house with my Grandma.
It's the first time I remember flying somewhere and I felt like such a big girl going without my mom and dad. We were seated in the bulk-head seats, me by the window. She'd packed a goody bag for me with coloring books, snacks, and toys. And I was lucky enough to get to go up to the cockpit and get my "wings" from the pilot and a little toy plane (way before the heightened security after 9/11).
Since then I still get excited when I get to fly somewhere! (I'm such a kid still at times!) I love most that feeling of being sucked into my seat just as the plane lifts off the ground, seeing the earth get smaller and smaller the higher we fly.
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By Cheryl Petersen
Last month, Andes officials met with State Senator Seward to try to refinance the loan or loans in the Andes water district.
Supervisor Marty Donnelly said, "The meeting was encouraging, and Senator Seward is assisting the village to reduce the debt service. Marge Merzig, town consultant, played a significant role and with the newly adopted water district budget, the Town of Andes will be able to make possible to basic customers a reduced annual user charge from $480 to $400."
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Just as the construction of the long-awaited Catskill Interpretive Center in Mount Tremper is about ready to go for bids, Governor Cuomo has announced funding for more trails around the 62-acre site.
Last week the governor released a list of 50 outdoor recreation related projects, totaling about $6 million.
Carol Spinelli, a real estate salesperson with Coldwell Banker Timberland Properties, has been awarded membership into the prestigious Coldwell Banker Real Estate International President's Circle.
Ms. Spinelli was honored March 12 by Budge Huskey, chief executive officer, for Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC, at the Coldwell Banker Gen Blue event held at Foxwoods in Mashantucket, CT.
The International President's Circle, designation represents membership among the top six percent of all sales associates/representatives worldwide in the Coldwell Banker system.
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Progress on the Catskill Recreation Center in Arkville is moving along on schedule with a May target date for the facility's grand opening.
Shaping Up: Snowbirds returning this spring will be amazed at the progress made on the construction of the Arkville Recreational Center. — Photo by Dick Sanford
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Hanover Farms representatives are expected to return before the Shandaken Planning Board this Wednesday, March 12 at 7 p.m.
The farm-stand business, which is currently in violation of town zoning law at its Route 28 location in Mount Tremper, has submitted a site plan and application to the planning board.
The application has been submitted in order for "the farm stand to comply to zoning regulations and fix any standing violations," according to planning board records.
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These are confusing times for people who own homes in areas that are prone to flooding.
However, there is some good news coming out of Washington. Last week the House of Representatives passed a bill that would remove some of the "sticker shock" associated with implementation of Biggert-Waters, an act Congress passed in an attempt to get the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) out of the debt.
By Joe Moskowitz
The State of New York is working on a new budget, and for the first time in years, the state may have a budget surplus. Margaretville Central School Superintendent Tony Albanese is also working on a new budget.
He needs to find a way to close a $174,000 gap and is hoping to do it by getting the state to stop making schools pay for the state's fiscal troubles from previous years.
Since the 2009-10 school year, the state has taken back $2.4 million in state aid that was promised the school. The process is known as Gap Elimination.
Flying like an Eagle
Margaretville Boy Scout James Warner has been awarded his Eagle Certificate, the highest award in scouting. Above, Troop 180 Committee Chair Jim Gauntt makes the presentation to James last Thursday. James is a senior at Margaretville Central School and is the son of Jeff and Doris Warner. He has been a boy scout since the first grade and is a member of the Order of the Arrow. His Eagle project involved rebuilding a back porch at Fairview Public Library. James is also a member of National Honor Society, the varsity golf, soccer, basketball, and tennis teams at MCS and is an active participant at Sacred Heart Church in Margaretville. —Contributed photo
By Jay Braman Jr.
Riley, a young Staffordshire terrier, needs help.
He needs a couple of things actually, one being a permanent home, since he's in the care of the Shandaken Animal Volunteer Effort (SAVE), a town sponsored organization that houses strays out behind town hall, next to the recycling center along the shore of the Esopus.
DOGGY SOS: Shandaken Animal Control Officer Nancy Hudler comforts Riley outside the chain link hotel he calls home. Riley needs surgery, but the town can't afford to have it done.
A quick and large response by firefighters kept damage to a minimum at a house on Olga Road on Hubbell Hill. Late Sunday afternoon, smoke was reported pouring out of the basement. Firefighters from Middleown-Hardenburgh, Halcottsville, Arkville and Roxbury responded to the mutual aid call. There were no injuries.
— Photo by Joe Moskowitz
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