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virtuositySyllabification: vir·tu·os·i·ty
Pronunciation: /ˌvərCHəˈwäsədē /
Great skill in music or another artistic pursuit: a performance of considerable virtuosity
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excellence, brilliance, talent, genius, artistry, flair, panache, finesse, wizardry
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MP who touted "Jewish list" to warn about Zionist threat in lecture tour
Source: Politics.hu | Sunday, 20 January 2013
Marton Gyongyosi, deputy parliamentary leader of the radical nationalist Jobbik party, will tour nationwide to give lectures "about attacks on Jobbik and himself and the party's foreign policy, with focus on its strong and true criticism of Israel," Jobbik said on Friday.
Addressing Parliament last November, Gyongyosi called for a list of Jewish lawmakers and government members to be compiled, suggesting they posed a national security risk.
"Jobbik has been exposed to unprecedented attacks in Hungary and abroad … Relying on its huge lobbying and blackmailing potential, Zionism has deployed all its strength to launch a global campaign to discredit Jobbik," the party said in a statement.
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A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. today at St. Pius X Catholic Church, Rock Island, with visitation 9:30 a.m. until the time of services at the church. Burial will be at Rock Island Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials may be made to a favorite charity. DeRoo Funeral Home, Moline, is assisting the family.
Michael was born Dec. 31, 1961, in Moline, the son of Spero M. and Barbara J. Johnson Polios. He married Cynthia K. "Cindy" Campos Oct. 2, 2002, in Las Vegas. She preceded him in death on June 5, 2007.
He was employed as a manager at K & K Storage Inc. in Eldridge.
Mike was a graduate of Alleman High School and then attended St. Ambrose University, Davenport. He enjoyed boating and camping.
Survivors include his mother, Barbara Polios, Moline; sister, Julie Polios, Marietta, Ga.; a special daughter and son, Isabella Russell and Zach Hershman; aunt, Florence Bloomquist, East Moline; uncles, George (Nancy) Polios, East Moline, and William (Colleen) Johnson, Bettendorf; mother and father-in-law, Rupert "Pete" (Sara) Campos, Moline; and many cousins. He was preceded in death by his father, Spero and wife, Cynthia.
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Lauren's Before & After Photos: The Kitchen Reveal
Liveblogging the Style Cure
We're finally here - I almost can't believe I made it. I think I bit off a bit more than I could chew with the Style Cure, a three-year-old at my heels, and a four-month-old on my hip, and I now feel so much more sympathy for those poor HGTV Star designers who have to complete a space in an insanely short amount of time. In the end it was totally worth it as I am beyond thrilled with our updated kitchen:
We still have a long way to go, but I'm really happy with phase one. It feels exponentially brighter and bigger. The biggest change is probably the paint - walls and upper cabinets. I have to give a huge thank you to my amazing husband who entertained the kids while I painted the walls and who worked tirelessly to get the cabinets primed, painted, and poly'ed, which was no small task.
We also updated the entryway, as the spaces flow together. We painted the space the same light gray as the kitchen, installed new door hardware, hung some illustrations torn from an old calendar, and added a splash of subtle color with mint green paint on the door (although it's reading a bit more blue in my photos - definitely not a professional photographer here, not to mention the fact that I was bouncing a baby in my Ergo carrier and entertaining a toddler whilst snapping these shots...)
Eventually I'd like to find a nice, durable rug to avoid the footprints that inevitably get tracked in on the white floor. You can also see the new bookcase and repurposed cabinet/counter in this shot - we swiped the itty bitty cabinet/counter from the fridge area and placed it next to the stove for some prep space. The bookcase was just the right size to replace it and add the "open shelving" that I wanted.
I had a lot of fun with accessories - cookbooks, inexpensive artwork, and some fresh flowers go a long way to add some color and personality. I tried to find items that were pretty, but useful, like this wire basket in a fun mint green for holding dish cloths, paper towels, etc.:
And I couldn't resist having this Instagram photo of my toddler (making pancakes) printed and hung in the space. Love.
We had planned to have new pendant lights installed (you can see the holes in the ceiling where we removed the old plastic light fixture and where we were planning to install the new ones), but unfortunately there was a snafu there. I also wanted to get new hardware on the cabinets, but hit my budget wall, so that will have to wait a bit.
Phase two of the kitchen reno is most likely going to involve butcher block countertops, a farmhouse sink and new faucet, painted lower cabinets, a new wood floor, hardware for the cabinets, maybe (?) a vent hood, and the aforementioned lighting. If you'd like to continue to follow along, I'll be posting updates over on my personal blog - A Lovely Lark (but probably at a much slower pace!) Thanks Style Cure for pushing me to get my kitchen to a livable place (otherwise who knows how long it would have taken me - I mean we've already lived here six years!), and a big thank you to all of you for following along!
Source List:
- Wall Paint: Behr Silver Drop
- Door Paint: Behr Venetian Pearl
- Floral Photograph Print: Debbie Carlos
- OMG Cake Print: Black & Type
- Instagram Canvas: InstaCanvas
- Floral Entryway Prints: Rifle Paper Co. Calendar (from last year)
- Wire Basket: Dunnes Stores
- Cake Stand: Terrain
- Milk Glass Bowl: Thrifted
- Jadeite Cake Stand: Shop Sweet Lulu
- Round Cutting Board: Vintage
- Cutting/Serving Board: Mignon Kitchen Co.
- Hand Towel: Sara Lee Parker
- "Hello" Sign: Say Hello
- Vegetable Scrub Brush: Terrain (no longer available) (Similar)
- Wooden Bird: Vintage
- Owl Vase: Anthropologie
- Linen Basket: Polkadots + Blooms
- Copper Vase: Snug Studio
- Landscape Painting: Studio Liscious
- Hedgehog Planter: West Elm (no longer available)
- Geometric Terracotta Planter: mgmy
- No. 2 Canister: IKEA Canister DIY with Sharpie Marker
- Teak Salt & Pepper Shakers: Vintage
- Honey Pot: Handmade by my father-in-law
- Pink/Coral Fouta Hand Towel: Serena & Lily
- Coral Fouta Striped Washcloths: Serena & Lily
- Lauren's Interview: Light & Bright On a Budget
- Lauren's Treasure Hunt: From Home
- Lauren's Before Photos: Dated, Bare-Bones Kitchen
- Lauren's Floor plan: Sharpie Style!
- Lauren's Paint + Pairing: White, Gray & Warm Wood Tones
- Lauren's Product Research: Beautiful Utility
- Lauren's Shopping List
- Lauren's Project Progress: Painting and Products
- Lauren's Paint Progress: A Neutral Backdrop
(Images: Lauren Hufnagl)
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It looks great! I love how much bigger it feels now that the upper cabinets are white.
Turning It Home
The mint, the art... fabulous!!
I am in LOVE with your kitchen. So proud of the AT crew, you've all made some seriously amazing rooms!
Beautiful! I actually really like the "dated" (we should call them "rustic" now) lowers now that everything else has been painted out. You did an amazing job!
I LOVE that your Cure has a part 1 and a part 2. My kitchen needs a gut job, but I'm sending kids to college for the next six years, so the kitchen will have to wait. Six years is quite a bit of time to have a underperforming kitchen (especially a kitchen - I spend so much time in there!), so I think I'll start/plan a part 1 update. Thanks for the inspiration!
This is a WONDERFUL example of breaking down big projects into phases; Bravo to you! The change is dramatic and such an improvement! I would also consider adding a backsplash to phase 2, or 3. Great job!
Wowza. What a difference! Good job Lauren....
Your kitchen after / part 1 is just lovely. The grey paint and the mint door is a perfect match to bright up the space. I also love the vignette you created with succulents at your sink. I can only dream that my sink area would look that nice. I have 3x3 southwestern tiles that are a tan and it just looks dreary. I also love the "hello" cut out and veggie brush.
Where did you find the veggie brush and the open shelf?
I LOVE the "OMG CAKE"...lol!
I agree that I like the lower cabinets better now that the uppers are painted! Maybe after the new floors and butcher block counters you wont even have to paint them! Overall very nice job!
Great job! I agree with Hitch, the lower cabinets actually look "rustic" now rather than dated :) Love that photo of your daughter! So cute! And, love the mint.
It looks WONDERFUL! Please share the color of the minty blue door paint, because it's the exact color I've been looking for.
oh, and the cake platters!
Amazing job, Lauren, especially with 2 tiny ones. It looks so light and bright!
Spectacular! This looks beautiful! Would LOVE a source list for all the special little touches (for the wire basket, the "OMG CAKE", the green/jade cupcake platter, the gold planter/vase, the troll in the bookcase...I could go on and on with this space!)
Wonderful transformation. I love the how you upcycled your cabinets. The space is so much lighter now. Great job!!!
Thanks everyone! @SKitty @Pi. @RaeHaus I'll go back and update with sources.
Prints! Prints, prints, prints! I love them! Which old calendar were they swiped from? I thought I was in love with the "OMG CAKE" until I saw the botanicals and realized that that was just a fling.
I too was excited to see unpainted wooden cabinets! They're quickly becoming a thing of the past, and I think they are refreshing and timeless -- in this style, at least.
Pretty those prints are from Rifle Paper Co., vanessaLA: http://riflepaperco.com/item/Assorted_Floral_Set/286/c34
* Pretty sure (doh!)
@betweenbars @vanessaLA Here is the calendar I took them from (2012): http://riflepaperco.com/item.php?item_id=191
This is so fantastic. I absolutely love it. And as a pregnant mom of two toddlers I say, "KUDOS!"
Also, would you mind divulging the different whites you used? I'm wondering if the cabinets, trim and ceiling are all the same. I like how yours looks and am planning a kitchen upgrade myself.
Hi @montanagal - yes, they're all the same. Just Behr's standard Ultra Pure White
And the ceiling is standard ceiling paint
I love the mint door and the "OMG CAKE" print!
what is the white cake plate with the wood base! gorgeous!!
Mint green door, cake stands and 'hello' sign, I'm in love!
Great job. That said, I would kill for one of the Before/After crew to use the same lighting/perspective in both photos. Yes, it's so much nicer now, but I'll bet the Before wouldn't be quite as bad if it had the same amount of light and was less cropped.
Holy Freak that's Good!!
I love this. It's a totally different, GORGEOUS kitchen now, and you didn't have to remodel. Great job.
Really nice improvements... But curious; why not paint all the cabinets white?
So wonderful!!
@Slangevar - You're right, I was pretty much going for the drama of using the realtor's MLS photo of the house :) If you want to see a more recent before, you can check it out on this post: http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/laurens-room-choice-the-dated-barebones-kitchen-liveblogging-the-style-cure-193026
@Slangevar (Don't ask me why the realtor took the photos in the dimmest lighting possible and cropped out the, in my opinion, amazing arch. In fact, I think most MLS photos are just awful. Sometimes I'm amazed that anyone manages to sell a house!)
@cara100 Eventually we plan to paint the lowers, but for now we didn't for two reasons: 1. We didn't have the time or energy with my husband working full time, myself working part time, and a three-year-old, and a four-month-old (who is not yet sleeping through the night) to care for. And 2. Until we add in the wood flooring I think it would be too stark with all white cabinets anyway. The wood lowers help to add warmth to the space. If you'd like to keep following along over on my personal blog you'll see that we will be painting the cabinets down the road. http://www.alovelylark.com
What was the process you used for painting your cabinets? I have seen DIY painted cabinets that chip and scratch after a few months. I would love to paint ours but not sure the best way. What's your secret? Thanks so much. It looks great by the way :)
@Anika_ I'm certainly not an expert, but here's what we did: Sand, use a good quality primer, paint, and top it off with a few coats of poly. Make sure you allow plenty of drying time in between steps. Although we put the doors on sooner than I would have liked, we have them sitting open at the moment to give the poly even more time to cure. We're also considering putting some sort of felt pads/bumpers on the doors and cabinets to cushion them when they close. Hope that helps!
You have an amazing eye (and apparently limitless energy)! What a warm and welcoming space. And I am also in love with OMG Cake and the botanicals. Really great job!
Thanks @MelCrawf ! Definitely not limitless energy - this project combined with my four-month-old deciding not to nap the last week of it just about killed me. :)
my favorite detail is the mint door
WOAH! What an amazing transformation. This looks awesome!! And thanks for posting the links to where you found some of your accessories!
What color paint did you use on the door? I love it!


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CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2010 Ford Fusion has a massive number of NHTSA complaints (over 1,000) about sudden deceleration while driving.
The Federal investigation was closed in March 2014 when Ford agreed to a voluntary "customer satisfaction program" covering 1.6 million vehicles that extends the warranty on the throttle body to 10 years/150,000 miles.
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What Your Loose Change is Really Worth
Published on - June 19th, 2012 (by J.D. Roth)
For the next week (or two), we'll be sharing "audition" pieces from folks interested in being new staff writers at Get Rich Slowly. Your job is to let us know what you think of each of these writers. Pay attention, give feedback, and after a couple of weeks we'll ask which writers you prefer. This article is from Elizabeth Falwell.
"You've got to look for the date," my grandfather reminded me as we sorted through the loose change in my piggy bank.
I was five years old, and to me, the pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters spread out on the floor in front of me amounted to a pirate's ransom, representing a lifetime of stooping down to the ground to pick up every dirty, forgotten coin I could get my equally dirty little hands on.
It was 1987, and while I loved to find the shiny, newly-minted coins imprinted with the same year, what I was really looking for were 1982 pennies. I loved that the penny was different from all the other coins; I preferred its tawny color to the lustrous gleam of the silver. And since I was born in 1982, the pennies minted in my birth year were the perfect fit for a precocious child who didn't quite fit in with the other kids in her neighborhood.
"That's good," my grandfather would say when I picked up one of my favorite coins. "Those pennies are worth more than the newer ones."
I nodded like I understood what he meant, but really, I didn't have a clue. To me, on the verge of starting kindergarten, all pennies were worth one cent, all nickels worth five, and all dimes worth ten; that was the extent of my financial knowledge in those days.
I've always heard that certain older coins were worth more than their face value, but I never knew how much. In fact, I'd actually started to believe the entire concept was something of an urban legend. So, I set out to find out exactly what my loose charge was worth.
It's Not All About The Benjamins, Baby
While bills aren't worth the paper on which they're printed – it costs the United States Mint roughly four cents to produce a one dollar bill – coins are a different story. A few years ago, the Mint made headlines for its very public announcement that it cost the government more money to make pennies and nickels than the coins were actually worth.
The thing is, the Treasury Department has gone out of its way over the past 70 years to prevent that from happening. Starting in 1982 – the year I was born – the Mint changed the composition of pennies, switching it from a coin made of up 95 percent copper to one with just 2.5 percent copper (the rest is zinc). That change also altered the value of pennies, since copper is worth more than zinc. It wasn't the first time the government literally devalued our loose change. In 1965, the Mint removed the silver from two of its coins – dimes and quarters – replacing it with an amalgamation of copper and nickel.
The Value of Pennies
When the government switched the metallurgic composition of pennies in 1982, it effectively devalued it as well. Today, copper sells for $3.30/pound, while zinc goes for a fraction of that – just $0.84/pound. That means:
- 1909-1982 Lincoln Penny (95% copper, 5% zinc; weight – 3.11 grams): Today's melt value* – $0.0217935
- 1982-2012 Lincoln Penny (97.5% zinc, 2.5% copper; weight – 2.5 grams): Today's melt value – $0.0049923
You can see, pre-1982 pennies not only weigh more than today's pennies, but they're also worth more than five times as much. The older pennies' value is twice as much as their face value. If you're wondering how to distinguish the "higher value" 1982 pennies from the "lower value" ones, get a good scale; the ones that weigh more are also worth more.
Verdict? True. My grandfather was right to urge me to collect pennies older than I was.
The Value of Nickels
The U.S. Mint changed the composition of the nickel during and then after World War II. In 1942 – with the metal nickel in high demand for military purposes – the government removed nickel coins from circulation, replacing them with coins made from a combination of silver, copper, and manganese. The result was a nickel-less nickel. In the post-war era, the Mint returned the nickel's namesake to its composition; however, much of the coin's war-era value was lost:
- 1942-1945 Jefferson Nickel (56% copper, 38% silver, 9% manganese; weight – 5.00 grams): Today's melt value – $1.62354
- 1946-2012 Jefferson Nickel (75% copper, 25% nickel*; weight – 5.00 grams): Today's melt value – $0.0482381
It's obvious that today's nickels don't come close in value to the World War II era coins. However, it's worth noting that the melt value of today's nickel represents 96 percent of its face value.
Verdict? Half-true. I'd always heard that pre-1965 nickels had higher values. This, however, only holds true for World War II nickels, if you're going by melt value alone.
The Value of Dimes and Quarters
Starting in 1965, the government removed all of the silver from dimes and quarters, essentially making these silver coins silver-less, just as the Mint had done with nickels in the 1940s. In both cases, the Treasury replaced the silver in these coins with additional copper – which is in some ways a paradox, since it later removed copper from pennies because of the high cost.
- 1946-1964 Roosevelt Dime (90% silver, 10% copper; weight – 2.5 grams): Today's melt value – $2.061315
- 1965-2012 Roosevelt Dime (91.67% copper, 8.33% nickel; weight – 2.268 grams): Today's melt value – $0.0182968
- 1932-1964 Washington Quarter (90% silver, 10% copper; weight – 6.25 grams): Today's melt value – $5.153288
- 1965-2012 Washington Quarter (91.67% copper, 8.33% nickel; weight – 5.67 grams): Today's melt value – $0.0457438
It's interesting to note the devaluation of nickel during the post-WWII era, while the value of silver was on the rise. The government didn't tamper with the composition of the quarter during the war years, allowing the coin to remain mostly silver; at the same time, it took the nickel of out nickels, replacing it with silver. In the post-war years, it removed the silver from quarters (and dimes), replacing it with nickel. Also, I think it's interesting that today's quarter costs less to make than a nickel, despite the fact that the latter is worth just one-fifth of the former.
Verdict? True. Pre-1965 dimes and quarters are worth more – substantially more – than coins minted at a later date… just like my grandfather told me.
What's In Your Wallet?
Emboldened by the information gleaned during my fact-finding mission, I ransacked my daughter's piggy bank, hoping to find a few "oldie but goodie" coins.
The face value of the coins in my daughter's piggy bank was $12.81. As I scoured the piles of copper (well, zinc) and silver (well, copper) coins, I found twelve pre-1982 pennies, two pre-1964 dimes, and one 1961 quarter. I removed the higher-value coins from my daughter's trove in the middle of the night (whoever said it's like taking candy from a baby has not met my daughter), relocating them to a safer place.
Have you ever collected older coins because of their melt value? Or do you think it's a waste of time?
This article is about Odds and Ends, Spare Change
I have a few of the old quarters, I love the clinking sound that they make and hang onto them.
.. but as far as melting them goes, isn't that a federal offense?
You don't have to melt silver coins (pre-1965). Precious metal dealers buy and sell them routinely, and the prices are pegged to the spot price of commodity silver (with a discount or markup added in).
Femme frugality had an interesting post about coins the other day.
Thanks for the mention! I vote for Elizabeth. She told the story beautifully. I hope you're able to either take those coins to a dealer and get what they're worth or share the tradition of coin examination with the next generation!
It is illegal to melt down coins but if the U.S. discontinues the penny and nickel then presumably the restriction on melting them down would be lifted. You can sell your pre-1982 pennies for more than face value right now. A $100 of copper pennies goes for about $160 on eBay.
Andy, that's a great point; yes, you'd think that if the government stops minting those coins, that the melt ban would be lifted.
I knew that pre 65 was worth more but didn't know the details. I will definitely be looking at all of the quarters and dimes I get now. Thanks for the heads up.
Michael Lewis' new book, Boomerang, starts off with Kyle Bass, a hedge fund manager who made a fortune shorting subprime. He recently bought $20 million in nickels, as the metal in each nickel is worth 6.8 cents.
When our debtors realize we can't pay back $16 trillion, people will start to use metals as currency again.
Great point, but unfortunately you are barking up the wrong tree. The people here just don't get it.
That said, one of my favorite anecdotes is on the price of gas. In the '60s, you could buy a gallon of gas for a few dimes. Those same dimes will buy you a gallon of gas today.
Well, according to the U.S. Mint it's not legal to melt your pennies and nickels down (http://www.usmint.gov/pressroom/index.cfm?action=press_release&ID=771).
Whatever fraction of me is a numismatist cringes a little at the thought anyway… wouldn't it be more useful to see how much your old coins are worth to collectors?
Cool article and cool idea… I will have to keep my eyes open for these older coins! Thanks also to RJB for a great comment.
I have my father's Indian Head penny collection. I am holding on to it fo rthe near future.
We have a large bag of wheat pennies mostly from my grandmother. At one point my mom took them to be appraised and the dealer offered her a (very low) lump amount for all of them. He did tell her the dates that would be worth more, but she found her eyes are no longer sharp enough to read the dates on the coins!
Interesting! I've been reading David Wolman's The End of Money and that's got me thinking about the cost of money. It isn't just the cost of the materials, it's production, distribution, security, etc. His argument about how we're moving towards a cashless society is interesting.
If anyone's interested, here's a talk he gave last week. Doesn't go into much detail, but it's an interesting tease: http://www.ideacityonline.com/talks/david-wolman-at-ideacity-2012/
The only problem with this article is that it doesn't give any ideas how to proceed IF you DO want to sell some coins at melt-value.
I just recently unearthed the coin collection of my youth, accumulated during the 1970′s. After buying a new Red Book, and talking to the local coin shop, and perusing eBay, I find that overall it's worth little more
than face value (and has certainly lagged inflation).
While I could shuck out some individual melt-value coins and eBay them for a couple of dollars each, it's just not worth the hassle. My work and family time are much more valuable than that.
I enjoyed collecting coins as a kid with my Dad and Grandad. And that is what collecting should be – fun. No one wants Beanie Babies or Disney figurines or Franklin Mint commemoratives or old circulated coins or cancelled stamps. Collecting for profit is for millionaires and chumps. So collect for fun.
I really enjoyed this article! I would like to see a follow up for those that would be interested in finding out how they could sell their coins to melt, if possible, and figuring out if that would be more cost effective than selling them to a collector. (For example – if the coin isn't in great shape, perhaps better to sell to melt instead of to a collector?
Very refreshing different sort of article. I think a good personal finance blog should have these types of posts every now and then, because it does educate about different things and makes us think about our relationship with physical money in a different way. Great job! =)
I agree with a previous commenter. This article does not help me in my path to financial freedom. After reading the past few audition articles, I'm concerned that the blog is heading in the wrong direction. If the current style of articles remains and these new writers write for special interest sections, then no problem. Otherwise you just might lose me as a reader.
Sorry to be pedantic, but regarding the Lincoln Penny the old one is not 'worth more than 5 times as much', only 4.4x as much.
I hope this is taken as a measure of how carefully I read a good article rather than critisism!
We don't collect older coins, but DH buys a mint proof set annually, which to me is a gigantic waste of money.
The article is well written and reminds us that not all financial aspects are not drudgery.I have many memories of sorting and counting coins with my father. Years after he passed away I decided to see what exactly was in that little box. I chose some to keep for various reasons (sentimental, really old, etc) and with some research sold some for about $3000. Not all were beautiful; there were some that I'm sure were purchased for scrapping purposes. It certainly isnt' for everyone but it didn't really take a lot of time and it was kind of fun turning a fifty cent coin into $50.
BORING! plus copycat from an article from the Simple Dollar, not even a month old…
Gerald, I can assure you the article was not ripped from another source. I'm a trained journalist (6 years as a TV news producer), and am well aware of the dangers of playing copycat.
So mentioning old coins can be worth something for metal value is the same as a huge breakdown? I think not…
a little too close to your own website's article too!
Thumbs down on this article. Not only is the author implying that something borderline illegal be done (melting down coins) but the sheer amount of effort required to implement this on a large scale is absurd.
If you want to discuss coin collecting as a hobby (or even an alternative investment) there are definitely some merits. However, having the melt value be such a prominent part of this article is disenginuous.
I used to "help" my Dad with his coin collection as a kid. Back then, we looked for rare coins that held value because they were hard to come by. I enjoyed looking at coin value from a completely different perspective!
Interesting and fun article!
I thought this was a great read! My husband is a coin collector and it's nice to get a creative look as to why. I enjoyed the personal feel to this artical as well. When it comes to reading about money I get bored pretty quick. This artical kept me interested all the way through.
Great post! My husband and I just looked through our coin pile for some nice, high silver quarters, but no luck.
Great article, I love picking up loose change for my daughters piggy bank. I do it less for the money and more for the smile it puts on her face. Either way it makes me feel rich to pick up free money.
Thanks for all of the fun facts! Sometimes we don't really know the value of money after all! Hope to see more from you.
Very interesting… not sure I would spend the time hunting for the coins for their melt value. Doesn't seem very efficient.
Interesting article! I have several family members collect coins and I have always wondered what the value in that is. This was even more interesting looking at money in circulation.
As far as the author, after reading the comments, I think she hit on the sweet spot of being a good writer: interested readers, engaged commenters, and illiciting both positive and negative response (a little good controversy or disagreement will drive comments and readership!) I say, kudos!
Interesting! I still wont be raiding the piggy bank, but will save my collection from when I was small. I wonder, are there any legal issues with melting down currency?
This post was well researched, stayed on topic, and provided necessary information to be persuasive. I, nonetheless, do not see where it could help me "get rich slowly" by melting coins. But, on the other hand, has shown me that it would be a good idea to separate my coins into pile of "worth and worthless".
This piece would appeal more on a social interest blog rather than financial one; however, the occasional piece like this one could be attractive from time to time so as not to have the blog be so "nerdy".
Overall, the author did a great job relating social, financial facts, and personal interest into this article; therefore, get a kudos from me for reminding me of the wonderful times spent with my "coin gathering" grandfather, whom I miss very much.
Very interesting! And I want to know if you paid your daughter back, too!
Thanks EL! I used to collect coins when I was little – I think you've got me inspired to start again
Very interesting observations!
Very good article. I always saved old coins but never thought about the value of the metal. I will keep my eyes more open from now on.
Great article. I always wondered the logic in coin collecting. I knew that the composition of coins had changed over the years, but never why.
Good author.
I think this is a great article. What great information. Thank you so much for sharing. It makes me look at dates of my money. Melting down coins isn't in my future, but they may be the ones I "keep" If I ever get some of the older ones Very interesting guest writer. Thanks for sharing her work with us!
What a great way to turn Collecting common coins into a treasure hunt! Thanks for making an easy to follow guide and sprinkling in the historical nuggets.
I check my change religiously. I have separate jars for "New" pennies and pre 82. I don't bother with weighing the 82s. That's interesting you found that much silver in your daughters bank. I find it rare to still find silver in change.
Interesting article although I think more info on where to take the coins to get your money would have helped. Just want to mention that my husband finds lots of coins at the beach with his metal detector and this is a good way to aquire a coin collection…..exercise on the beach instead of spending. The gold rings he finds will give extra money in our retirement. In fact those who have enjoyed this different subject on money may also enjoy an article written by a treasure hunter/metal detector user…..and what about gold digging? There are lots of more unusual ways of making money.
This is a great article! It would be interesting to compare how our coins compare with those from other countries – when I was little I was obsessed with collecting coins from everywhere I (or anyone I knew) went.


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Cookbook author and cooking teacher Andrea Nguyen, Santa Cruz, CA: "My siblings and I have traditional Thanksgiving meals with our own families, but the day after, we gather at our parents' home for a Vietnamese feast. My mother sets out old-school favorites as well as modern dishes, including riffs on Viet cabbage salads."
Fresh chiles give this slaw a clean flavor and make it a nice, light element in a hearty Thanksgiving spread.
Yield: Serves 8 to 10
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 73
- Calories from fat: 53%
- Protein: 2.2g
- Fat: 4.3g
- Saturated fat: 0.9g
- Carbohydrate: 7.5g
- Fiber: 1.5g
- Sodium: 318mg
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
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- 1 large garlic clove, smashed
- 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar, divided
- Pinch of salt
- 2 tablespoons Vietnamese fish sauce
- 5 tablespoons Japanese unseasoned rice vinegar
- 1 medium carrot, cut into thin matchsticks
- 1 1/2 cups thinly sliced fennel, including stalks and fronds
- 1 qt. thinly sliced red cabbage
- 1/4 cup torn mint leaves
- 2/3 cup toasted cashew pieces
- 1. Pound chiles, garlic, 1/2 tsp. sugar, and salt into paste in a mortar, or in a blender. Transfer paste to a small bowl and add remaining 1 tsp. sugar, the fish sauce, and rice vinegar.
- 2. Combine carrot, fennel, cabbage, and mint in a large bowl. Pour dressing over the vegetables, tossing to coat evenly. Sprinkle with cashews just before serving.
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hey guys this is my new cover! the female portions have been kept the same! enjoy and post ur feedbacks:)
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what a lovely pick very nice composition… i should say that the track mixing bu retaining Shreya's vocals is nicely done…
Hope you get a chance to sing with Shreyaji live very soon…
very nice rendition, great expressions and modulations (nearly like sonu ji…) Great stuff… loved it… to my fav's
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How to find your true passion and what you want to spend the rest of your life doing?
At some point of his great talk, he says that he meets many different types of people, some of who really love what they're doing and can't see themselves doing anything else, because it's simply who they are, not what they do, my question is that, how do you find that you want to be doing for the rest of your life and can't see yourself doing anything else? Anyone with a previous experience can tell us their story and how they got there, or anyone else still in the process tell us about their strategy and how it works may help us conclude to a result.
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I think the answer in this question lies in knowing your dominant type of intelligent, there's a theory by Howard Gardner that says there are 7 types of human intelligence, linguistic, mathematical, musical, kinesthetic (bodily), visual, interpersonal and intrapersonal.
There could be many extra types of intelligence, but the answer lies in this idea, figuring out your natural intelligence, improving it, and practicing it.
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May 12 2013: There may be a way for you, or anyone for that matter Ahmed to help you discover what it is you are good at and what it is you enjoy. Many years back I did a test at a major governmental learning institution. It wasn't a right or wrong test as you may imagine but rather a series of questions that you answered as to the degree you agreed or disagreed with them. Your answers were then cross pollinated against some 200 different job types and a unique personalised result was given. It told you what sort of work you would most enjoy and were suited to and what were, not so well suited. You should be able to google some type of similar test and I'm sure it will help you on your quest! :D
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"Ow ow ow...Hello?" She asked, as a red patch apeared on her hand.
"Renn?" Renn recognised the voice, but couldnt remember who it was.
"OW! Err...sorry. Yeah this is Renn" She said in a rush.
"Hi. err...are you ok?"
"Yeah yeah I'm fine, just, burnt hand hahaha, sorry, who is this?" Renn turned the tap off, balancing the phone on her shoulder she grabbed the tea towel and began dabbing her hand dry.
"Err...its Frank" Renn dropped the phone and tea towel in shock.
"Crap!" She cried picking it up. "Frank?" She asked, her heart skipping a beat.
"Yeah, how are you?" Renns breathing quickened.
"I...I'm fine...you?" She asked.
"I'm good. Listen, I'm really sorry I havent been able to talk to you in ages, security thing, but theres no way I can express how much I've missed you" Said Frank. Renn went cold, feeling angry.
"Well, I've missed you too, dont worry about the none contact thing, you know it would have been nice to know you had another girlfriend off you, but I guess Kerrang! did the job fine" She said.
"What? Girlfriend? Your my girlfriend arent you?" Asked a confused Frank.
"Well, on an interview on Kerrang! last week, you were raving on about some girl you were seeing" Said Renn.
"What? No I wasnt!" Said Frank.
"You were!" Cried Renn and she told him everything she had heard. There was silence.
"Err...Renn, did you turn the TV off after I said there was a special girl in my life?" Asked Frank.
"Yeah. Sorry but I didnt really want to hear about the amazing person who had taken my place" Renn answered coldly.
"Well, you shouldnt have turned it off because I was actually talking about you" Said Frank. Renn almost dropped the phone again, her tongue didnt seem to be able to move, so she was silent.
"Renn? Hello? Renn?" Frank called down the phone.
"Oh my god...I was totally stupid...I...I cant beleive I didnt realise that...Oh god,Frank I am so sorry" Cried Renn. Frank laughed down the line.
"Ah, thats ok. Look, we're back in NJ for a couple of months, now the second albums kicked off we're gonna take a nice long, much needed break hahaha, I really want to meet up with you Renn." Said Frank.
"Frank, I would love to meet up, Oh my god, there is now way I can explain how much I've missed you!" Cried Renn. Frank laughed.
"All us guys have missed you Renn, will you meet us somewhere tommorow. Somewhere where no one will bother us. Cough Fan girls Cough!" Renn laughed.
"How about my new apartment?" Asked Renn.
"Sure, we'll be round at about 12 tommorow ok?" Asked Frank.
"Sure, the adress is -" Frank cut Renn off.
"Already got it" He said.
"Huh? How?" Asked Renn.
"Well, I called your old place, and your mum gave me this number and your adress, as well as a big long speech about how she missed us and how we should come over for dinner one night" Frank replied. Renn laughed.
"Ok, well I guess I'll see you tommorow?"
"Sure thing, 12 'o' clock remember, get the coffee ready!"
"I will"
"Good, well see ya!"
"I love you"
"I love you too"
Frank was first to hang up. Renn but the phone down, walked slowly back into the living room before jumping up and down yelling"YES! HAHAHAHAHAHA! HE DIDNT GET ANOTHER GIRLFRIEND! HE STILL LOVES ME HE STILL! - " Someone began knocking on the door shouting.
"SHUT UP! IM TRYING TO WATCH TV!" Renn went instantly silent but she sat down on the sofa feeling like she was filled with helium and was floating through the sky, Frank drifting along side her.


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Memorial Weekend BBQ Playlist - Part 4, Summer Camp
How's that iTunes bill doing? Keep that account open for just one more day; this is Enrique's last installment of Memorial Day Weekend tunes. We hope you're feeling well-prepared to have a great weekend. Enrique, the mic is yours:
"Imagine yourself in a 2006 version of Tatum O'Neal & Kristy McNichol's sleazy "who-will-lose-their-virginity-first" movie "Little Darlings". Only your camp counselors are Elvis, the Divine Miss M and the sassy Ms. Bassey. Tom Jones is Armand Assante. Your "competition" is Belinda Carlisle. Gwen Stefani is the stuck-up teen model "Cinder". Your summer camp gal-pals are Scary, Ginger, Sporty, Posh, Baby and Neneh Cherry. And Robbie Williams is "the hot guy" (Matt Dillon). Okay… so THIS is the soundtrack to that movie. (Actually, this playlist is primarily made up of camp guilty pleasures.)"
- Enrique
Click below for Enrique's final playlist (#4), "Summer Camp"
Summer Camp
1. The Real Thing - Gwen Stefani
2. Disappointed (Single Mix) – Electronic
3. A Little Less Conversation (JXL Radio Edit Remix) - Elvis Presley
4. Sexbomb (Peppermint Disco Radio Edit) - Tom Jones with Mousse T
5. Be near Me (Munich Disco Mix) - ABC
6. Big Spender - Shirley Bassey and Wild Oscar
7. Married Men - Bette Midler
8. Let Me Entertain You - Robbie Williams
9. Wannabe - Spice Girls
10. Buffalo Stance (extended mix) - Neneh Cherry
11. Beat Dis (Extended Dis) - Bomb the Bass
12. Theme from S-Express (Herbal Tea Casualty Mix) – S'Express
13. I'm in Heaven (Club Mix) - Jason Nevins & Holly James
14. Heaven is a Place on Earth - Belinda Carlisle
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Bonus Playlist #5 – "Summer Solstice"
This bonus playlist slows the tempo a bit and has a mellower, more romantic vibe. It's perfect for dusk or early evening, without getting sleepy or creating too much of a chillout room vibe. It's pretty decent background music for sitting outside and sipping wine, making out, whatever. Truth be told, I'm a sucker for unashamedly romantic '80s songs like: David J's "I'll Be Your Chauffeur", Patti Smith's "Frederick" and the 1999 remix of Yaz's "Only You" because they always remind me of the ending of a John Hughes movie.
1. I'll Be Your Chauffeur – David J
2. Frederick – Patti Smith Group
3. Mary's Prayer – Danny Wilson
4. Feel – Robbie Williams
5. Aht Uh Mi Hed – Shuggie Otis
6. Tripping Out – Curtis Mayfield
7. Crazy – Gnarls Barkley
8. Our Lips Are Sealed – Fun Boy Three
9. Thin Line – Jurassic 5 feat. Nelly Furtado
10. So Nice (Summer Samba) – Bebel Gilberto
11. Foto Viva – Mo'Horizons
12. Doors of Perception – Thievery Corporation
13. Last Tango in Paris – Gotan Project
14. Daydream – Gunter Kallmann Choir
15. Half Forgotten Daydreams – John Cameron
16. In Love (Thievery Corporation Remix) – Fear of Pop
17. Only You (Richard Stannard 1999 Remix) – Yaz
Here's a link to an abridged version of all 5 parts of the playlists, including many of the tracks from above.
I'd love to hear other song suggestions, too. Have a great weekend!
Enrique - thanks, and
how about for later evening, alone with the 'object of your desire', this cd (not just title track) with a seriously sensual groove:
Deeper - Pete Belasco
he's inspired by Curtis Mayfield, Isley Bros & Marvin Gaye


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Tuesday night was not exactly a must-win situation for the Winnipeg Jets, but when you struggle on the road, wins at home are critical. The Jets gave up the first goal but came back for a 2-1 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs, handing the Leafs their first regulation loss in the last seven games.
Phil Kessel with is 30th goal of the season opened the scoring, but before the first period ended Chris Thorburn tied it with his second of year. Thorburn took a Zach Bogosian pass, drove the net and beat Jonas Gustavsson with a backhand shot. Jim Slater also drew an assist.
"I call him sniper," was the comment from Coach Claude Noel on Thorburn's goal.
The game-winner came in the second with Johnny Oduya starting the play with a pass to Bryan Little. Little hit Blake Wheeler in full flight down the left side, Wheeler was stopped but Little followed the play for his 13th of the year and second in three games. It was another strong game from Wheeler.
Ondrej Pavelec was again solid when he needed to be, with his biggest save coming in the third on a partial breakaway by Matthew Lombardi. Pavelec has now given up only 13 goals in his last seven games, and is 4-2-1 in that stretch.
The Jets finished the game on an impressive note not allowing the Leafs to get out of their own zone to get set up in the offensive after pulling Gustavsson for the extra attacker. It was great fore-checking by the Jets.
After averaging 22.8 shots on goal per game over the last five games, and missing the net with 24 shots in Montreal, the Jets fired 29 against the Leafs, and missed the net only seven times.
With Washington winning over Florida and Ottawa losing to St. Louis, the Jets sit five points out of eighth in the Eastern Conference, but only four points behind Southeast Division-leading Washington. Next up for the Jets is in Washington Thursday (7pm et/6pm pt on TSN Jets, TSN 1290).
There was also an interesting event in the third on a delayed penalty against Toronto. Gustavsson came out to play the puck and then retreated, which eliminated an icing call. He then quickly came out and played the puck in the "no play" zone. Neither referee saw it, and it is not a call the linesman can make. It would have given the Jets a five-on-three power play.
Bogosian led all Jets with four shots on goal, Mark Stuart led in the hits department with six. Kyle Wellwood was a late scratch because of the flu, and was replaced in the lineup by Eric Fehr. Evander Kane returned after missing seven games, while Tim Stapleton missed his eighth game, but could be back in the the lineup Thursday.
The Jets are now 8-0-1 in home games where the opposition played the night before.
"We tried to be creative off the rush," continued Noel. "Wasn't great but we found a way to win."
On a TSN Jets post-game interview Wheeler said "a three, four, five goal game is coming." The last three wins for the Jets have been by the same 2-1 score.
Jets are in a post-All-Star stretch of seven games in just over 11 days, with six on the road.
The Bloggers: TSN Radio 1290 broadcasters Dennis Beyak and Brian Munz cover the Winnipeg Jets all season long. Manitoba-native Beyak is the play-by-play announcer for Jets regional games on TSN Jets and on TSN Radio 1290. Munz serves as a commentator for Jets broadcasts on TSN Radio 1290. Munz had previously been the voice of the Manitoba Moose.
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Number of employees : 62
Revenue : 6.100.000 €
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Copper alloys casting - Die casting - Machining on machining centres - Numerical control NC machining - Moulds for foundry - Single-action tools - Research consultancy - Process control - EDM (Die-sinking EDM, wire-cut EDM) - High speed machining
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Bronze Inox a lancé la gamme de produits de contact en cuivre antimicrobien Steriall®, destinés à différents environnements : - Aux milieux de santé (hôpitaux, cliniques, cabinets médicaux, résidences médicalisées, maisons de retraite, maternités, ) - Aux lieux recevant du public ( bureaux, transports, écoles, crèches, hôtels, restaurants, ) - Aux industries (cuisines, usines de transformation alimentaires, industrie du médicament, ) - Aux lieux privés (appartements, maisons, ) Les produits STERIAL : - Poignées de porte - Plaques de poussée - Barres - Rampes Steriall ®, Produits de contact antimicrobiens en alliages cuivreux de haute performance
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Bronze Inox is a company of the group Bronze Industriel, specialized in aluminium bronze pieces produced according to customer's needs. Production is fully integrated from tooling, foundry to machining.
Specialist of catenary components, Bronze Inox has an 70 years experience in a production of quality pieces. More than 30% of this production is exported.
Today, Bronze Inox is still working with Railway industries but is also supplying pieces to many other sectors like Shipbuilding, Fluid/Oil & Gas, Street Furniture, Electrical Equipments, Safety & Building, Healthcare etc..
Chill cast copper alloys are an alternative solution that offers substantial benefits as below :
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- significantly improved mechanical properties (temper) compared to sand-molding
Le Bronze Industriel is a french group, high performance copper alloys worldwide leader . With a taskforce of 700 employees , the group is present on several sites in France and abroad.
Thanks to a fully integrated production process, Le Bronze Industriel is at the heart of various demanding industrial sectors such as Aerospace, Shipbuilding, Off-Shore, Nuclear, Automotive, Power, Transports but also Healthcare.
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Since the beginning of catenary electrification , our company worked together with the networks and co-developed a large number of articles : outer sleeves, jointing components, pieces for dropper wire etc
High mechanical properties and electrical conductivity of our pieces (brush holders, hinges, contacts) allow our pieces to be used on railway rolling stock.
Resistance against shocks and continuous use is remarkable.
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Be the Change.....Do unto Others...... Just Words?
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This debate topic was essentially a discussion of an article that dealt with the distribution of Bibles and Atheist literature at 11 high schools in Orange County, Florida.
I invite anyone coming here to read through the thread and enjoy the many links provided.
I have learned quite alot from the information shared here, as I'm sure you all have also.
Most notibly, is the wrong idea many have of the term "separation of church and state" in this country.
I want to thank Pabitra and Edulover for your two last posts, I apologize that I was not able to respond to them due to the time difference between our two sides of the globe.
Pabitra, your last entry gives us much to think about. They are wonderful words to close this debate. Thank you!
Thank you to all who contributed!!!
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Somebody wants to give away bibles, the most popular collection of books ever, & somebody else wants to stop them.
The vast majority of the population pay lip service to the book anyway; the only group complaining think it's a book of myths. So what's the problem?
Most of us would not want to live in a country that banned books; of any kind.
Lighten up guys, or distribute The Origin of the Species; but I guess that already takes pride of place.
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Easy Rider nailed it - they don't throw you in a cell for threatening suicide, they take you to the local mental health facility. I think they can keep you 24 hours, before you can check yourself out. You don't get charged with anything, if it was a serious attempt.
This guy? He should be treated just like as if he'd called 911 and done the same thing - and it looks like he is.
Suicide isn't funny. Period. And if some mouthbreather thought it was funny to threaten a GM with it to get his way, then he deserves public ridicule and a few months picking trash on the side of the highway for doing it. WoW is full of bullies and manipulators as it is, and they need to get a clear message Blizzard won't play that game with them.


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I am not very experienced in scripting, and this part of a vbs logon script (below) was written by IT providers (sadly no longer with us). I have two questions:
1. I would like to add two more mapped drives. Can I just add to the script using the existing syntax on each section and increasing the drive letter and remote path numbers? Eg. DriveLetter2 = "P:"
2. In the user's profile, we connect S: to the path for the user home folder. This path name is \\servername\LNM Data\User Data\Students\%USERNAME%. We also have folder redirection set up in GP. Do we still need the bit below that seems to be mapping S: to something different? If so, should I correct the path, or is this doing something different? Does this map a home folder if none is in the profile?
' Drive Map Sub-routine
Sub MapDrives
On Error Resume Next
'DriveLetter0 = "S:"
DriveLetter1 = "R:"
'RemotePath0 = "\\servername\%USERNAME%"
RemotePath1 = "\\servername\Resources$"
'objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive DriveLetter0, RemotePath0
objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive DriveLetter1, RemotePath1
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