Unlike other companies, Gateway provides no details in its footnotes about how much in reserves it has deducted from the loans.
In particular, one should never, ever write a book that includes, in its footnotes, "Posting No. 12" from thelede.blogs.nytimes.com, or "Posting 3 41" from missnemesis.blogspot.com — or comments by "Peep," "Constantine" and "Anon," from Matthew Yglesias's blog.
In fact, in its first footnote, the NAO cautions against simply adding these different liabilities together.***How then should these contingencies be booked, according to the NAO?
In its final footnote, the majority noted that, on "[t]he question whether equitable considerations should limit the relief available to the present day Oneida Indians..., we express no opinion as to... the final disposition of this case should Congress not exercise its authority to resolve these far-reaching Indian claims".
The Ford Gran Torino earned its footnote in pop culture history when a ketchup-red 75 model with a white racing stripe was featured every week in the TV cop show Starsky and Hutch.
It is an approach that has not always endeared Francis to some cardinals, priests and laity who hanker after the old certainties of the era of John Paul II and its footnote in the reign of Benedict XVI.
As a "devoted fan," Samuelson sees two great virtues in the book: It concentrates "a huge amount of information from a vast array of government and private sources" in one place, and its footnotes show where to get more.
"Armstrong's was not even included in its detail debt footnote on ESOP notes at year-end," he said.
