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I have searched all varieties of 1847 in Grellman and all I can find online and cannot find one with a left-leaning 7. Have I missed one? Or is this what could be called a mint error? Or what is it?
It appears to me that the upright of a normal 7 in an 1847 is at about a 70⁰ angle and that the angle between the upright and horizontal arm is about 65⁰. My measurements of the angles of the 7 on my coin are: upright at 60⁰ and the angle between the upright and horizontal arm is about 35⁰.
So a better description of the 7 on this coin would be right-leaning with a narrower angle between the vertical and horizontal aspects. It is only an optical illusion that the 7 leans left because of the narrower angle!
I also notice a curved mark just below star 12. Could this be a die clash? Or perhaps it is damage? There is a small depression from what appears to be damage just to the left of it and inside the curve.
There also appears to be a small die clash or crack between star 13 and the 7 in the date.
I am afraid that the condition of the coin leaves a lot to be desired. It looks mainly like black stuff that is caked on. Is that corrosion or what is it? Is there any way to fix that without hurting the coin?
As usual, I have lots of questions!
from upper right curve of D to dentils half way between D and S
from dentils above second S in STATES through the top of OF to the dentils above the first A in AMERICA
from dentils above M through the tops of MERI
These cracks seem to resemble several of the listed varieties, but not exactly any of them. I suppose they could be some kind of intermediate stage is that what you look for and try to evaluate? It also may be that the condition is poor enough to hide some of the features which would be helpful in attribution.
Thanks for any help.
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Crystal Palace in Destin
- bedrooms 7
- baths 5½
- sleeps 20
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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Get away to Destin, Florida and stay with us at the incredible Crystal Palace beach home. This home is located in the remarkable community of Crystal Beach, referred to by some locals as "Millionaire's Row", and boasts unbeatable views of the emerald water and white sand beach that act as the homes backyard. In early 2012 nearly $200,000 in renovations were completed. The home features seven bedrooms and sleeps up to 22 guests. A game room, splash pool and exquiste views are just a few of the luxurious amenities you will find when you choose this beach home.If you've stayed with us at Crystal Palace before, be sure to come back and see it updated, added to and improved upon!
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- 4,677 Square Feet
- 690 Additional Square Feet of Decks/Balconies
- Bed Sizes: (3) Kings, (2) Queens, (2) Twins, (4) Twin Bunks, Queen Sleeper Sofa
- Private balconies with Gulf views
- 7 HD flat screen TVs
- 6 DVD Players
- 2 Kitchens
- 3 Refrigerators
- Ice Maker
- Stereo compatible with Android & Apple phones
- Walk in Shower & Whirlpool Tub in Master Bath
- Two Beach Service Set Ups
- Detached guest house w/separate kitchen
- Parking for up to 8 vehicles
- Private BBQ Grill
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Spend the day playing on the beach or check out some of the other activities in the area such as...
Water Sports
Bicycle Riding
Deep Sea Fishing
All day shopping at the Silver Sands Premier Outlet, Destin Commons, Grande Boulevard or at one of the many specialty stores in Destin
Catching the latest movie releases at one of our theaters
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Drug testing perpetuates myths and scapegoats the unemployed
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The idea of routinely drug testing applicants for unemployment insurance is mean-spirited and misguided. Unemployment insurance is a program explicitly grounded in individuals' work history, involuntary job loss, and willingness to work—individuals' "work" underwrites the "insurance" that provides income replacement during unemployment. In normal times, unemployment spells are typically only a few months, but everyone knows these are not normal times. Extreme unemployment, though, is no reason to impose extreme conditions on law-abiding Americans seeking the unemployment insurance assistance they've earned.
Drug testing of unemployment insurance applicants is terrible policy for other reasons too.
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First, it's unnecessary. People who lose their jobs because of drug use or failed drug tests are ineligible for unemployment insurance in 20 states already. In the remaining 30 states, a drug-related discharge would likely be treated as disqualifying misconduct.
Second, it perpetuates myths and scapegoats the unemployed. Drug-testing proposals stem from false assumptions that the unemployed are lazy drug users who prefer unemployment checks to paychecks. Aside from being wrong, this assumption completely misunderstands what unemployment insurance does: It assists workers who've lost their jobs involuntarily, generally for economic reasons. Economic reasons also explain why so many of today's unemployed workers haven't found new jobs: There simply aren't enough to replace those we've lost. For nearly three years now, unemployed workers have outnumbered job openings by more than 4 to 1.
Third, massive drug testing is the last thing cash-strapped states can afford. A conservative estimate by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration puts the cost of drug testing at $25 to $75 per test. Because federal law prohibits charging applicants, states would have to absorb the cost of testing thousands of unemployed workers. The Texas Legislative Budget Board recently estimated the full-year cost of implementing such a program to be nearly $30 million. Is there a more frivolous or unnecessary way to spend taxpayer money?
[Mort Zuckerman: 5 Sure-Fire Ways to Create More Jobs.]
Florida's recent experience with drug testing TANF recipients shows the cost of such testing would likely outweigh any perceived benefits. The testing, which has been halted by a federal court on constitutional grounds, found positive results in only 2.5 percent of applicants, substantially below the Centers for Disease Control's 8.5 percent estimate of the drug-use rate in the general population.
Proposals to drug test the unemployed are insensitive to the realities of today's economy, ignorant of the implications of such policies, and insulting to millions of law-abiding Americans who already bear the heaviest burdens of a weak economy.
- Neither Left Nor Right Have Answer to Economic Conundrum.
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Books that tell the story of your life
Monday, June 28th, 2010Have you ever read a book that you so totally agreed with you that if felt as thought the author had somehow gotten into your head and wrote down your thoughts? One of those books that you talk back to — in a positive way.
The book that has my rapt attention right now is Radical Homemakers by Shannon Hayes. It is a smart, well researched book and it is a pleasure to read. This is what John de Graaf, coauthor of Affluenza has to say about it:
"Imagine women with masters degrees and PhDs who choose home over career advancement. Imagine wives (and husbands) who reject the false promise of endless paid labor to tend gardens and children and friendships. In a time when Wall Street MBAs-producing nothing of value but rewarded with million-dollar bonuses and blinded by greed-have driven our country to bankruptcy and despair, Shannon Hayes' stories of women and men who choose simplicity, authenticity and community inspire hope. Outside the boxes of both conservatives and liberals, this book is radical thinking at its best. Read it and think."
This is what we used to call "dropping out" in the 60′s. Just say no to corporate America and follow your heart to the simple life. There are many of us that have done just that in small and quiet ways. Maybe not by raising and slaughtering our own goats but by choosing time over money and doing without rather than earning big bucks to buy what we think we need. Many of us are artists in various media, many live quite comfortably even though below the official "poverty level". We don't need 5-star hotels to have a great vacation; give us a little camper trailer and we think we are living in luxury!
Hayes says that Radical Homemakers "are learning how to create lives that honor social justice, ecological sustainability, personal creativity, true freedom and the joy of family and community."
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The whole concept of infinite time before the start of the universe is flawed as proved by Einstein. He discovered that time is connected to space as a single concept which he called Space Time. So before the start of the universe, there was no space and therefore by default, no time. Difficult to get your head around because we as humans live and think in a linear fashion to the extent that to try and imagine 'No Time' is almost impossible.
So if there was no time before the beginning of the Universe, then any creator that exists in time (infinite or otherwise) would have to have instantly appeared to create the universe at the exact moment that the universe (space time) began. This obviously does not make any sense at all because if the creator appeared or 'began' at a specific point in time (namely the very first instant), who or what instigated the 'beginning' of the creator? Who created the creator?
Some christian dude, though I have no idea who, when, or where, basically responded to this a long time ago, but nobody much cares. He said something like "When god made the universe, he also made time." considering this possible state of affairs, that means that even if said Mr. Yahweh existed/exists through/in an infinite amount of some dimension (flavor, temperature, bulk modulus, whatever), he'd necessarily only exist in terms of the time dimension back to the beginning of time itself, with there being no "before" the beginning of time in the same sense as how you can't go north of the north pole and can't go further to the right within a block of some material than the rightmost extent of the block without exiting the block and thus not existing in the dimension-as-described which requires that you be within the block.
It seems like kind of a cheat, but it's not. It's just reality trolling us.
If you take turtles for example, who are some of the longer living creatures we know, and ever so slow, then maybe S/He was a little 'slow' at coming up with the idea, LOL!
What we know so far is that time and space are both infinite and relative and that the universe possesses an equally infinite quantity of possibilities.
That intelligent life presumes an equally intelligent or at the very least living source is not a totally discountable argument. But we tend to define 'intelligence' according to socially imposed parameters and definitions of calculated ingeniousness which give out an altogether biased notion of the nature of this 'hypotethical' sentient being. For all we know, it could well be that in his infinity, his intellingence is just some automatic reflex devoid of any deliberate consciousness, like those that sometimes occur in comatose people.
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Great place to eat dinner after an afternoon Sparks game at Staples. Don't think you can get this cuisine anywhere else in the area. The food and drinks are outstanding, especially the duck and chicken mains. We are definitely repeat customers.
From the start, the botanical art tortillas will make you smile, and throughout your meal you will appreciate the fact that you're not eating what you could make just as easily at home or in any other restaurant. Here, straightforward ingredients are combined and presented artfully. My favorite standouts were the savory elote (corn) custard served juicy in a husk with quinoa, and the three-flan dessert with the fruit sauce pairings. And the house made ginger ale -- I love fresh ginger. It wasn't difficult to find non-meat options here, and when I return I hope to try the tasting menu. At opening on a Sunday (holiday weekend) I practically had the place to myself at the square communal table. Service was just fantastic.
I'm not easy so generous with stars, but this place deserved them. Creative, vibrant dishes, great service, and excellent wine list.
John Sedlar is about half great chef - half artist. I have been in love with his approach to dining for about 30 years, and it Is great to see him back in mid-town! His continued exploration of the complexities of Latin cuisine combined with his artist's eye for food presentation, make for an always revelatory and outstanding dining experience!
I went to several restaurants during the Dine LA event. Rivera was the most outstanding. I have always felt that Mexico has one of the world's great cuisines and this restaurant proves it. I look forward to trying even more of John Sedlar's innovations.
We ate lunch at Rivera for DineLA and it was terrific. The starters of tortilla florales and rillenos stuffed with chorizo, gruyere cheese and raisins were fantastic. Short rib main and shared deserts of olive oil cake and chocolate torte, we left so happy. Thank you Rivera !
Took clients here for dinner... everyone was WOWED! I have been here for lunch as well which was equally divine!!! The best meal I have had in 2013 by far!!!!!
Consistently fresh ingredients and innovative dishes. The service is always great and the signature cocktails and infused tequilas are not to be missed.
The food, service and overall ambiance was amazing! The menu is full of great food. I strongly recommend dining here whenever you are downtown
Our second time here and the food, the servers and the atmosphere 2 years later, is just as good, and the meal is always memorable and delicious!
Great Food, Service and Atmosphere Only problem is they had a limited selection of higher end bourbon. Will definitely return
Every dish was delicious. The kale salad, soft shell crab, stuffed chili with cheese, corn or flour tortillas, and more. The bar was designed for patrons to eat at a comfortable height with a good view of the chef preparing food.
Really enjoyed the night at Rivera. Had several small plates but the corn tortillas with pressed flowers and Mexican butter (?) were a favorite and a must have. The waiter was fun and the cocktail with peach foam was yummy. The pork entree was so tender and what I'd recommend! While we didn't love all of the desserts the lemon olive oil cake was delicious!
Creative food, attentive service, beautiful environment! Cannot wait to go back! Don't miss the duck, the tamal, chicken feijoada, and the scallops, not to mention the corn flan. The barbacoa is one of the best drinks I have ever had. Unexceptional desserts,
The atmosphere is very nice. The food was amazing, we came to celebrate a friends birthday. The staff was very attentive to our needs. A great dinner!
Felt a little rushed but overall a very good experience. The cocktails were the best! Unique and delicious!
Two things I must have when here: the Mushroom Carpaccio Appetizer washed down with a Barbacoa...awesomeness!
Great collections of dishes from Latin and South America served with a high degree of Culinary skill. Dishes from each country brings back great memories of traveling around this region. Basics like handmade Tamales and tortillas, but scallops and sea base cooked with great care. Great place before a show, staff is friendly and cocktails are excellent.
Saturday night and bar is going crazy. No wonder as the cocktails here are exciting, fresh and award winning. Service is professional, friendly and not over the top. Small plates are killer. Soft shell crabs, an amazing flan, fresh rellenos in a dazzling sauce without a crust, and so many more--creative preparations, reasonable portions, and fair pricing considering the quality. Yes, the feel is adult only, boisterous, so leave the kids with the sitter. Do check out a well selected wine list that is meant to complement the Mediterranean flavors. Prices can be intimidating so don't hesitate to ask the sommelier to point out some real gems that don't exceed your mortgage payments. This is an outstanding addition to the downtown dining scene.
For an entertaining evening of adventurous and seriously delicious drinks and creative food, have a seat at the friendly bar and watch the mixologists at work. Numerous house concocted bitters and infusions make the drinks both unique and delicious. Small plates of creative pan - South American inspiration can make up a small plate meal, or move to a quieter table for your dinner. Most food items are both interesting and delicious, while a few approach the sublime. Worth a visit.
Chef Sedlar's new cart concept is terrific! Small plates, delicious food, and they give it to you right away. That means you can enjoy instant appetizers, or choose a couple plates as a meal and get out in time to make the event at Staples. The tacos, scallops, and duck are all amazing!
Made a reservation on short notice as a recommendation from friends. Excellent service and attention to detail. And, the food! Both entrees, sea bass and scallops, were beautiful appearing, complex flavors, and correctly portioned.
Honestly one of the best meals I've had in a long time. Everything was exceptional.
The chef, John Sedlar, never fails to keep the food dishes exciting, perfectly prepared, and quite beautifully arranged. We had dishes from the Dim Sum Cart, as well as dishes from the menu. The chef selected deserts; a Spanish olive oil cake w sorbets and baba cachaça, which is a rum soaked sponge cake w dulce de leche. The restaurant is a beautifully laid out and comfortable. The staff are exceptionally knowledgeable.
This restaurant was one of the original gems of the neighborhood. With all the new restaurants opening I hadn't been for a while. This time I remember why I had such fond memories of it. It retains a wonderful menu with superb foods and reasonably price points. The wine list is top notch. The presentation is one of the best in town and the service remains consistently refined.
Had a wonderful time. Food was great, and the entire staff was courteous. Would certainly recommend to anyone.
exceptional creativities, foods is a 1 star guide Michelin. As the majority of restaurants in the US servers need much training although very polite. Wines list is much to expensive averaging over 3.5 the cost. Bring your good bottle and pay the $25. corkage. Degustation menu was well proportion. Serving was to fast with a sudden stop toward the end
A delight in every way. Handsome and comfortable ambiance and decor; capable and friendly service; and wonderfully creative and spectacularly flavorful dishes presented in style and elegance.
We love Rivera. Chef John Sedlar is a LA gem - beautiful and innovative presentation, delicious food and cocktails and choice of ambience depending on what location you sit in. Don't miss it!
What delicious food and exquisite service. We were in on Saturday night at 9PM before the Triathelon, the restaurant about half full. But the sound level (hard surfaces, no absorbents) in the main room was assaultive. Fortunately a large party had just left the auxiliary dining room and we were seated there alone. Each of the many tapas-style dishes we sampled were A-1 exquisite. The mixology pays off too--great cocktails. And our waiter was fast, knowledgeable, and helpful. We'll be back, but if the auxiliary dining room is full and we have to dine in the main room with the bar, we're bringing our own soundproofing panels to our table! And they definitely don't match the decor.
I've first tasted Sedlar's cuisine in Manhattan Beach, CA and his Rivera carries on the experience he learned as an apprentice to the chef Jean Bertranou at L'Ermitage in LA. The mescal was smoky and fir perfectly with the food. When in LA and searching for latin food, this is the place.
We arrived late and were rushing to catch a show, yet Rivera still delivered an amazing dining experience and got us out on time. Bravo!
The cocktails and the wine( I had the pinot noir by the glass) were excellent! We had mixed reviews on the food. We will try it again, very interesting and eclectic menu!
Took a couple of friends from out of town along with my wife for lunch.They were very impress with the layout along with the design. The food and service was outstanding.We really enjoyed the menu selections and drinks.The price and portion size was moderate for such high quality food.We definitely are going back and my friends from out of town are going to recommend it to their friends back in St.Louis.
Ate at the kitchen counter. Quiet, witnessed the prep and it was fun. Chef recommended dishes and the meal was light, tasty and original.
Everything here is done right and the wine list is unique and good (Iberian and South American mostly). The Iberico Ham is incredible and the small plates are unique. I especially love it at lunch where it isn't so busy. Great cocktails too.
We're from the east coast but get to LA a couple of times per year. This was our 7th or 8th time at Rivera and the food was as impressive as ever. Wine list is unique with a phenomenal selection from Latin producers, including Mexico. Can't wait to return.
Great imagination, and a very eclectic menu. Wonderful presentation. Food was very delicious. However, I find many of the cocktails offered a bit overpriced. Also, I'm not sure about serving a straight Tequila in a long stem glass. I would prefer it in a shorter, cross between a small tumbler and a shot glass. Some traditional methods of presentation are worth keeping. Overall, it was an excellent evening.
This place is a block away from Staples and LA Live but the ambience, menu and service make this place feel really special to me. I was first taken here for my birthday and the servers could not have been more helpful in pointing out menu items we might like. And in all seriousness, I'm not sure there's anything on that menu I wouldn't order. It was all delicious. The dining room is a romantic option to the bar areas which are great for small groups. I love the lighting as well. This is one of my favorite LA restaurants right now.
So many good dishes! Particularly enjoyed the snails and the corn custard. Everything truly is tasty. Drinks are strong, which is a nice change. The bar seemed to get going while we were there. Pricey so come prepared.
The food, ambience, drinks and service make for a wonderful visit before a Lakers game. This place is sophisticated yet fun!
had a great experience at Rivera but not sure if I'm biased since I'm latino. Rivera makes great margaritas. I tried two and they were both excellent. the food dishes provides the customers with a variety of options from all over latin america. I had the tamal and mofongo which were both great and different.
We got a table at 8:45 on a Saturday evening and the restaurant was packed. We were seated quickly and the waiter (Briand) quickly got us sorted with menus. That's when the quickly ended. For no fault of our waiter, the service was rather slow to begin with. Once things started arriving it kept a pretty steady pace. The food was phenomenal. Firstly we started with three appetizers. The best of the appetizers was a soft shell crab on a bed of something delicious with little potato(?) cakes. It was really really good. For the main course we got sea bass and pork shoulder. The Sea Bass was amazing, again very flavorful and not too heavy or over seasoned. The pork should itself was very good, but the sauce it came was mediocre. Dessert was good
Interesting, unusual and excellent food with service to match (the excellent part, that is)
We went before an event at Staples. We weren't going to the event, but it made for unbelievably slow service. Not from the kitchen, the kitchen speed was fine. It was the bar and wait staff. At these prices, they should be getting that right. Also, our table for seven was in front of the door. Every time it opened, we were blasted with cold air. Again, they should have resolved this by now. It's a small detail, but the menus were old and tattered. In another restaurant, this level of mediocrity would already have been rewarded with closure. But the food was amazing. Simply awesome.
Food was great. There were four of us and we split several of the appetizers (tapas style) and each ordered an entrée. All of the dishes were creative and very tasty. The only complaint is our server must have been ready to go as we did not get asked if we wanted another drink or dessert. The plates were picked up without asking if we were done and the next thing we know, the check was plopped down on the table. I assume this was an unusual situation and we would go back for the food and great cocktails.
Absolutely delicious food with an original theme that was very interesting and engaging; fantastic cocktails; good service. I'll be back again.
We enjoy fantastic food & service every time we visit. Rivera offers a really unique selection of Latin American drinks, appetizers & entrees. I requested a quiet area, & the hostess showed great concern about providing it. The bartender made me a special dressed-up non-alcoholic fruit drink which made me feel as though I had a real drink. It's perfect--a great treat.
We had a great experience at Rivera! The ammbience was beautiful, the service was top-notch, and the food excellent! We are definitely planning to go back! If you are going to an event at the Staples Center, you can valet your car there and leave it til after the event for only $10. Very convenient!
The food/apps were amazing as always, highly recommend the tortillas, the piquillo peppers and the flan de elote--- my top three faves! Drinks - get the one with beef jerky and red bell peppers, it has mescal, smoky flavor and also a bit of a pepper and lime kick, it sets the tone for the mix of flavors you'll have for dinner. The only let down was the main dish, we got three fish and one chicken jidori feiojada, all three fish were a bit dry BUT when we told the waiter he was very concerned and worked to make it right, this made a BIG difference. He offered to change dishes and gave us dessert, it was the fact he cared to make our dining experience right that completely set the overall awesome tone. So-- I can't wait to go back!


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Many of Hong Kong's foreign residents will have to think twice before buying a new home in this Asian financial hub.
In a surprise move last month to curb skyrocketing property prices, the Hong Kong government announced the immediate implementation of a 15% property tax on all home purchases -- by foreigners.
The fallout has been fast.
"I think it's a harsh measure," says Brock Little, an Australian who has called Hong Kong home the past six years.
Little, a realtor with local agency Island Property, says the anti-foreigner tax has priced some of his western clients out of the market.
"Some of them who've been here for three to five years...now they basically see Hong Kong as not very welcoming, not really accommodating, to setting up permanently," he says.
Little adds the tax fails to match Hong Kong's image as a world-class city and that some of his clients are now thinking about leaving.
But the Hong Kong government sees the tax as a necessary policy to protect the city's economy from an inflating property bubble -- fueled not just by foreign investment but also by low interest rates linked to protracted quantitative easing by the U.S. Federal Reserve and limited supply of new housing on the market.
In just the first nine months of this year, average property prices in Hong Kong jumped 20%. Since the start of 2010, the price ballooned 50%.
This has made Hong Kong's property sector a dream for established homeowners but a nightmare for potential buyers.
"Hong Kong is the most expensive of our cities in which to purchase property," wrote Savills, a global real estate services provider, in its Spring 2012 World Cities Review. The city is pricier than Singapore, London, Tokyo and Paris, Savills found.
Savills added Hong Kong's property market "is in a league of its own."
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While Hong Kong's new tax affects a broad swath of Hong Kong's foreign population, property experts say the real bull's-eye is on the backs of a more specific group of buyers flush with new wealth from right across the border in China.
"I think it's mainly focusing on mainland buyers," says Buggle Lau, chief analyst for Midland Realty, one of Hong Kong's largest real estate companies.
He says he does not totally agree with the new tax policy, but that it is something the government has to do.
"Over the past two years and three quarters, we roughly estimate about 9% of the buyers (of Hong Kong property) are from the mainland," says Lau.
In absolute terms, it may not sound like much, but Lau asserts it is "a pretty big chunk compared to the annual supply of residential units in Hong Kong."
He says just 8,000 to 10,000 new residential units come online every year -- a supply bottleneck that keeps the city's property prices climbing.
With the tax in force, Lau forecasts a 2% to 3% drop in the number of mainland Chinese investors in Hong Kong property. This figure is expected to be 5% in the next six months.
Jason Liang, 27, is one of the first mainland Chinese in Hong Kong to be hit by the new tax.
Two years ago, he moved to the city as a student, then parlayed his diploma into a financial relations job after graduation.
Liang and his wife planned to buy his first Hong Kong home in December and had already prepared a 20% down payment. The new tax dashed their dreams, literally overnight.
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In a word, no.
Romney's credibility among conservatives is pretty much less than zero.
If you want to know why Romney cannot close the deal with conservatives, you have to know what conservatives want.
Conservatives want a candidate who will cut spending and taxes. Conservatives want a candidate who is actually going to repeal Obamacare. We want a candidate who has core values and beliefs and who is not simply saying what he believes the people want to hear. Finally, we want a candidate who can actually win.
Romney fails on all counts. Based on his record in Massachusetts, few if any conservatives believe he will cut spending or taxes. Since Romneycare is the spiritual godfather to Obamacare, few conservatives believe he will make any effort to repeal it. Norm Coleman, one of Romney's advisers, has come out and said there would be no attempt to repeal Obamacare.
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Brodie Altiere was as green as they come when he took over for Hank Barrett in the second quarter against Wahconah on Oct. 26. The team was his to lead to victory that night and for the next three years.
Making the jump from junior varsity to varsity requires an adjustment period. How long that is depends on the athlete. Altiere, a freshman, didn't even have a full season on the JV team before making the plunge.
That surely played a factor in the team not extending its Berkshire County record winning-streak to 34 consecutive games Oct. 26. But today's Berkshire County championship game against those same Warriors may provide a glimpse into whether the freshman quarterback survives the plunge into the varsity game.
"I think we're at a great spot right now," said coach Shawn Flaherty, who isn't easily impressed. "He's taken the snaps. He's put in the time and done a great job. I think we're all impressed with his talents, so we're pretty excited.
"He's been doing fantastic. He's really come a long way, and he's been looking really good."
Often times the best way to learn is by doing. Altiere can't recall much of the Wahconah game, saying it's all a blur. That won't be able to be the case today.
If the regular season finale against McCann Tech and the past two-plus weeks are any indication, he'll be seeing much more clearly.
"Every day just starts clearing up more and more," he said.
As it should.
He's taken all the first-team snaps in practice since the Wahconah game, a far cry from running the scout team. Flaherty estimates he knew about 80 percent of the playbook when he was thrust into action. He's up to 100 percent now.
"It's helped a lot, especially just getting the looks, playing with that first team and actually having to read the defense," Altiere said. "Just every day makes it a lot easier. All these reps, I feel a lot more comfortable than the first week of these two weeks."
The biggest area he's seen himself improve in is not panicking in the pocket. When he was still acclimating himself to the speed of the varsity game, he'd lock onto his primary receiver and wait for him to get open. If he didn't, the play broke down. Now, he said, he's able to red the defense and even anticipate a little bit.
"Just being more aware of your surroundings and not just throwing to your first guy who's covered and actually taking your time and looking," he said. "See if that second or third guy's open, and if not, run the ball."
In the first week he took over the team, Altiere said having the upperclassmen rally around him was a big boost to his confidence. That hasn't slacked in the past three weeks.
Senior tailback Ethan Ryan has taken it upon himself to be front and center in that regard.
"I like to be more of a mentor towards him, somebody who's been here playing and played in big-situation games," he said. "I think me giving him a pat on the butt every once in a while and telling him 'Good job,' things like that, 'Calm down, it's not that big of a deal.'
"I think if he sees a captain saying stuff like that to him, it kind of makes him realize he can be calm and settle down inside the offense rather than being nervous about anything."
What's there to be nervous about? Greylock's just trying to win its third county title in as many years against the only team to beat the Mounties in more than two full seasons.
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- In the last video, using the accrual basis for accounting
- we had $200 of income in month 2,
- but over that same month, we saw that we went
- from having $100 in cash, to having negative $100
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- So how can we reconcile the fact that
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- reported from the income statement.
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- and now we have to do the reconciliation part
- because if this was all that you were getting,
- then you should have $300 cash at the end of the period
- which we clearly don't have,
- so we have to reconcile by looking at the changes
- in different things on the balance sheet.
- So over here we have a net change
- in accounts receivable. So we have an increase
- in accounts receivable.
- So I'll call it AR increase
- AR is short for accounts receivable, just to save some space
- So let's just think about it,
- when you have an increase in account receivable,
- you're kind of letting people owe you money
- you're letting people owe you $400
- if you didn't let them owe you,
- that would have been cash,
- so you're kind of pushing back the time
- that you're getting cash.
- This is $400 that you didn't get
- that you could have gotten
- if you didn't allow, I guess, this person to delay
- when they paid you.
- So an increase in accounts receivables is
- actually less cash than you would have otherwise gotten
- so this is negative $400 for your cash flow.
- And we had no other changes, we haven't even addressed
- accounts payable, that's essentially pushing back,
- owing people, paying other people, paying your vendors money,
- but I don't even address that in the previous example.
- No other changes in our liabilities, so this is
- the only adjustment we make. And so if we do this,
- and sometimes this will be called a use of cash,
- or a subtraction from, there's different ways
- it can be phrased in different contexts,
- but over here you'll have your net cash
- from operations. Cash from operations, I'll say ops,
- and over here you can see, when you add it all
- just the cash from operations
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- you have negative $200
- and so your starting cash is $100,
- you have negative $200 cash from operations,
- and this is what you would have also gotten
- if you had done cash accounting,
- you would have negative $200 cash from operations,
- and then, if you start with $100, you use $200
- in cash, your ending cash will be negative $100.
- So this little thing that I just created here,
- this little reconciliation between the positive $200 in income
- and the negative $200 of cash,
- it's showing how we got
- from this starting point in cash to this ending point.
- This is a cash flow statement, so you now know the 3 major financial statements.
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When I sat down to write this post about a woman role model, names of powerful women leaders came to mind.
Then I thought, what about women in countries all over the world helping their communities? I decided I would write about one of them.
Last summer, I traveled to a village named Malakati in Fiji where I spent three weeks with local families, teaching at schools and working to develop solutions to help the village manage their drinking water.
The bures (Fijian word for wood-and-straw huts) the people live in are the size of an average bedroom, but accommodate families of at least five. My suitcase for three weeks contained more than the belongings of a family of five.
One of my first observations was that a small number of children from the village went to school because there was not enough room on the boat that took them there. Only a couple girls attend because by the time boys get on the boat, there is barely any space left.
It is rare for the girls to receive anything higher than an elementary school education.
While there, I met a young woman named Mary who is doing all she can to change that.
Every day, the girls of the village come over to her bure and she teaches them English, gives them math problems, and has them write in journals. She also has them play sports and participate as active members of their community.
Although Mary herself did not attend school past 9th grade, she has taught herself much of what she knows and reads every day.
I asked Mary what inspires her to do this, and her answer was clear and simple, "Because I want each girl to be someone I only dream of being."
When asked what they want to be when they are older, most of the girls say they want to be flight attendants so that they can see the world they hear so much about. Mary believes in them and encourages them to be more than a caretaker for their younger siblings.
She told me about one of the girls she worked with who earned a scholarship to a high school on the main island of Fiji.
She going to study medicine because she wants to come back to Malakati and be a doctor the village so desperately needs.
Because this young girl was encouraged to attend school, she has now chosen to give back to her village and help saves lives.
I have learned that you do not have to be powerful, famous, or wealthy to make a difference in the world, you just have to be empowered to be the change of one girl.
Mary is proof that the Girl Effect is a worldwide movement.