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Happy Sunday to you!
I spent yesterday driving the coast and was so grateful all day long to live in such an amazing place like Northern California. The coast highway was stunning!
What are you grateful for on this beautiful morning?
So last week's newsletter on the topic of being a perfectionist clearly struck a chord with a lot of you. In fact, it generated the most feedback and response of any newsletter to date so we'll be coming back to this topic, I'm sure of it.
Today I'd like to talk about dealing with criticism as an actor/artist/dreamer.
First of all, let me say it isn't easy being criticized. It STINGS, especially when it's done in a very public forum, but if you're really going to go after this then here's a fact: the louder you get, the more successful you get, the more criticism you're going to have to deal with.
I remember the first negative review I ever received for my one-man show, Vincent. I'd already been touring it for years and up to that point all my reviews had been extremely positive. So when this negative one came out it was a blow and it took me (and my ego) quite awhile to get rid of the "sting."
What helped me greatly was remembering something Sanford Meisner had taught me many years before. He said, "If you're going to believe the good reviews from complete strangers then you have to believe the bad ones, too. And for what it's worth, both are unhealthy to believe in unless you value and respect the opinion of the critic. Consider the source because everyone's a critic. Everyone thinks they too could be an actor, so people will be very free about their opinions of your work. I say screw 'em. Screw your critics. In the history of mankind no one's ever erected a statue to a critic. You just have to know you did the best you could. Figure out what you learned, forgive yourself, and go again."
Sandy's not saying all criticism is bad. He IS saying consider the source, and if you value and respect that person's opinion, then listen to what they have to say. If not, then don't waste a second taking on their beliefs about you, your talent, and your dreams.
Years ago while I was living in Sun Valley, Idaho, the Dali Lama was coming for three days of teachings and talks. My ex-wife and I were part of the committee to plan his visit because we were practicing Buddhists in a town with hardly any.
At the very first meeting we were sitting on a sofa with another committee member when my ex turned to her and said, "Isn't this exciting?!" The woman curtly replied, "Isn't what exciting?" "The Dali Lama's visit." This woman then said something that has been one THE greatest gifts I've ever received on the topic of dealing with criticism. She said, "I don't know what all the excitement's about. He's just coming here to sell a bunch of books."
I was stunned. This lady was criticizing the Dali Lama for being a greedy opportunist!
And in that moment I realized Sandy was so right, everyone's a critic. So consider the source!
What beautiful advice for all of us actors/artists/dreamers because the criticism probably started the second we told people we wanted to be an actor. And that really stung because it often came from people closest to us – our family and friends.
How do you deal with any form of criticism toward your work as an actor and your dream of being one (especially when dealing with that unhealthy critic/perfectionist inside all of us)?
I say consider the source.
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World of Warcraft Loses 1.3 Million Subscribers, Down To 8 Mil
Blizzard's massively multiplayer online game is no longer quite so massive.
World of Warcraft is down to eight million subscribers, publisher Activision-Blizzard said in a press release today. That's a 1.3 million loss from February to May—mostly in the East, Blizzard says, but in the West as well.
The popular game is still the world's biggest subscription-based MMORPG, but subscriber numbers have been in decline since the game peaked at 12 million members back in 2010. World of Warcraft is also one of the last remaining paid MMORPGs; most online games, like EA's Star Wars: The Old Republic, are going free-to-play.
Of course, with eight million people continuing to pay them every month, Activision-Blizzard probably doesn't have too much to complain about.

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CarBootBingo.com has officially gone live in the UK !
That's right folks – come in and play bingo, slots and search for hidden treasure and rewards daily!
At CarBootBingo we are offering players a very unique gaming experience. We are setting up a virtual car boot community forum where you can earn, collect and redeem virtual goods for your own pitch!
Better yet, the goods you collect can have hidden prizes behind them. It's like hunting for treasure every day at CarBootBingo.
We came up with the idea after reading about some of these real life car boot stories….
50p brooch worth 1000 times more!
A car boot sale ended up the bargain of a lifetime for one lucky shopper – after she spent 50p on a brooch that's expected to fetch more than 1,000 times that amount at auction.
The unsuspecting punter spotted the shiny metal item at a table-top stall in the Sunday morning Wenvoe sale last November.
But when she had it valued she found out it was a special memento celebrating one of Wales' most famous sporting victories – the national side's 1905 rugby win against New Zealand.
Bids are expected to start at £500 when it goes under the hammer in London.
The buyer, a middle-aged woman who wishes to remain anonymous, said: "I thought twice about offering 50p but decided that it seemed a reasonable asking price. I paid the money and put it in my handbag."
But when she returned home and examined the item more closely she realised she might have struck the jackpot.
It's very rare that items like these show up for sale and in most cases people don't know what they are buying and the sellers don't know what they are actually selling.
The item will go under the hammer at an auction of sports memorabilia for Frasers of Maddox Street, Mayfair, on September 25.
Car boot purchase reveals hidden Egyptian relic
An ambulance worker from Northumberland has paid £3 at a car boot sale for an ancient Egyptian tool valued at more than £4,000.
Martin Jackson found the 4,500-year wooden maul - used by craftsmen to carve temples among a box of broken tools at the Amble car boot sale.
The 50-year-old, haggled the price down from £6, and then had the tool verified by the Natural History Museum.
He thought the tool looked old, and then spotted an engraved silver band which explained that it was an Egyptian maul which had been found at the ancient burial ground Saqqara.
Martin had spent a relaxing Sunday morning perusing the knick-knacks when he came across a bell-shaped lump of wood which appeared to look very old.
Mark Wright's mum flogs his designer clothes at car boot sale in Essex
The former TOWIE star's mum Carol was spotted telling prospective buyers that the clobber - some of it unworn - belonged to Mark and sister Jessica
Van-tastic: Carol Wright rocked up at the car boot in Chigwell to make a few extra quid
Mark Wright's mum surprised shoppers by flogging his designer clothes for a fraction of their value – at a car boot sale.
The TV presenter and TOWIE star's mum Carol, who also appears in the ITV2 reality show, was spotted telling prospective buyers that the clobber – some of it unworn – belonged to Mark and his sister Jessica.
Arriving at the Chigwell site in Essex in a large yellow van, the reality star quickly attracted the attention of punters with her sales patter, flogging shirts belonging to Mark for just a few pounds each.
Even the 27-year-old's underwear was up for grabs!
Dozens of items tumbled out of the van's open door, with loads more in boxes and rails inside.
An onlooker said: "Carol was making no secret of who she was or whose clothes she was selling. The items were really, really cheap for what they were."
The mum-of-four may be having a clear- out as telly heartthrob Mark prepares to marry ex-Corrie star Michelle Keegan.
Couch Jammed in small car Video
The moment a family tried to load a sofa in the boot of car has been captured on video and shared online.
The scene, which is thought to have occurred in Sheffield, shows two adults, assisted by three children, failing miserably as they attempt to stuff the three-seater in the back of the small car.
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They persist for just over three minutes before "Yorkshire Toon", the YouTube user who filmed the clip, had to leave the building. Yorkshire Toon wrote on YouTube: "Shame I missed them leave. They never got that sofa in that car in the time it took for me to get downstairs."
he video has received over a 1,000,000 views since it was shared on 15 August.
It's doubted that the sofa made it into the boot…


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Headliner Pharoahe Monch performed at the 2012 Manifesto Festival at Yonge and Dundas Square. Photo courtesy Manifesto Festival.
Manifesto Festival Recap
In Arts & Culture September 28, 2012 Leave a Comment
By Betty Wondimu
The first day of the Manifesto Festival featured a night full of live graffiti, a gallery of visual artwork and an awards ceremony celebrating local dancers who have made an impact on the community.
The youngest award recipient of the night, 12-year-old Kevin Scheitzbach, wowed the crowd with his skills after receiving the Allstyles Up Next award. He attributed his love of dance to his older brother, Michael Scheitzbach, who inspired him to dance in the first place.
"He's always been there for me and whenever one of us does something big, we're there to congratulate each other. This means a lot to us," said Kevin.
On Saturday, more of Toronto's aspiring talent met for the summit at Ryerson's George Vari engineering and computing centre. Young artists, directors and producers got a chance to learn from some of the pros in the business like hip-hop artist Shad, music producer Solitair and Director X, who has recently directed videos for the likes of Drake and Justin Bieber.
"What did Einstein say: 'Creativity is hiding your sources'? He was right," said Director X when asked about his inspirations for his style as an award-winning director.
However, X revealed many of his video inspirations shortly after including oldies like Missy Elliot's I Can't Stand the Rain and Nine Inch Nails' Perfect Drug. He also stressed the importance of timing and attention to detail in a video.
"As a director, your job is to be conscious of the subconscious. Always alter things just a little bit and you'll get big results," said Director X.
Another mentor, Jully Black, said she enjoyed teaching her workshop on the art of performance, but she felt that she was missing some of the Manifesto experience because class times overlapped, preventing students (and herself) from attending all the classes.
"What I would do differently for the years to come is have a venue where there's only one session going on at a time. Everyone attends everybody's workshop, including the artists, and we all just have one big conference, TED-Talk style," said Black.
Despite the heavy rainstorm on Sunday, Manifesto demonstrators braved the rain and walked from Yonge and Bloor Streets to Dundas Square to advocate for government investment in youth and arts education in Toronto.
When it wasn't raining, the festival's final day hosted many main stage acts by various performers including headliner Pharoahe Monch, tents of local vendors with the latest hip hop gear and Kurt the Coconut Man, who roamed around the square and sold fresh coconuts as refreshments for five bucks a piece.
The day also featured graffiti artist Ross Iaydjiev and his crew Graffiti Boxmen live-painting boxes, capoeira dancers teaching workshops and a musical tribute to the victims of the Danzig shooting that happened this summer.
But during the rain, while many spectators ran towards shelter, dancers competing in the semi-final kept dancing on the drenched dance floor for a chance to win $500 in the final battle. Some dancers made light of the situation by free styling with umbrellas and using the newly slippery floor as an advantage for performing intense tricks and spins. Onlookers observed from afar as the dancers faced-off in the rain.
"Wow, this is like a scene from Step Up or something," said one spectator.
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Here comes Somerfield
By Amy Lanning 2005-03-01T00:00:00+00:00
Somerfield has become the latest supermarket to state its claim on the forecourt sector, following an acquisition of 140 Texaco sites for £90m. But as Forecourt Trader went to press, Somerfield announced that it was to sell these sites on to Palmer Capital Partners and Deutsche Property Asset Management, who will develop the forecourts and lease them back to Somerfield for 20 years.
The new owners will expand the portfolio from its current 83,000sq ft to about 250,000sq ft. The forecourts and shops will either be refurbished or totally rebuilt. The shops will be rebranded as Somerfield Essentials, while the Texaco brand will remain on the forecourt. The value of the property is estimated to increase to £225m after redevelopment.
It is understood that Palmer and Deutsche have been granted preferred bidder status for the properties, and the transaction may not be completed until June.
But Palmer will own the property and lease it back to Somerfield for the supermarket to operate. "Palmer will enlarge the store and we'll take them over as and when they are available to refit," said a Somerfield spokesman. "Most of the Texaco sites are kiosk sites and very suitable for development as larger convenience stores. They are likely to become part of the Essentials business going forward.
"This is a sound way of developing the business in partnership with property experts, and gives Somerfield a way of extending the Essentials brand quickly. We have a great transient offer with Essentials, which works well in the forecourt format. We have real strengths in providing a convenience offer and a strong range of fresh, grocery and hot food to go."
Somerfield already has a small presence in the forecourt retailing market with 46 forecourts in operation – 27 of which are Somerfield-owned and 19 are joint venture sites.
Of the joint ventures, 18 are with Total, and the other a one-off venture with Texaco. Of the 27 Somerfield-owned sites, seven were picked up along with about 130 Safeway stores from Morrisions and are Somerfield branded; seven were existing Somerfield branded sites; one is Esso branded with a Somerfield shop; and a further seven are BP branded with Somerfield stores. Five were bought from Aberness last year and all of these have Mace shops, with four branded BP, and one branded Shell.
These five sites are currently being reviewed to find the most appropriate format, but in the mean time it is "business as usual under the Mace fascia," according to a Somerfield spokesman.
It's unclear what impact the Somerfield deal will have on the industry, but it will slightly increase the supermarkets' share of the market. Currently supermarkets have about 30-31% of the fuels market in the UK, rising by 3-4% in the past year. Arthur Renshaw, UK & Ireland sales manager at Catalist, said: "If Somerfield is going to take 140 top-line Star locations, this deal could increase the supermarket's share by a further 1.5-2%. The Star locations have been weeded out over the past few years so there's not that many that aren't very good anymore. Somerfield will have 140 4m-litre-plus sites so that's quite a lot of volume.
"Somerfield is going to be a minor partner in the hypermarkets, but it will be number five now instead of just not in the running.
"In the past 12 months Somerfield has been really acquisitive – it's been buying stuff all over the place," added Renshaw. "So with this Texaco deal, it puts Somerfield very much into the position of Morrisons before it took over Safeway – except the portfolio that Somerfield has got is really spread – they're not all hypermarkets. Somerfield is going to have a real cross section of every sort of petrol station from big supermarket sites to quite small forecourts on the edge of a town. It's going to have its work cut out putting all that together."
This isn't the last we've heard of consolidation in the forecourt convenience retail sector either, according to Ray Holloway, director of the Petrol Retailers' Association. He said: "There's potentially some really exciting developments going to take place on forecourts in the UK. There's no shortage of buyers for the convenience retailing sector – it's a sector that's growing faster than high street convenience. I don't think there's any shortage of investors for that type of business.
"Oil companies should really leave retailing to the retailers. For instance, I don't think Total knows what its Bonjour offer is. Is it snacking on the move for a transient motorist or is it for a local resident? The offer is confused and I think that is why it won't do as well as Total would hope." Holloway added that Somerfield would get far more out of the Texaco assets than Texaco would have done. "I think it's a sensible decision and I applaud the oil company for taking it," he said. "I've seen a huge number of different offers from Somerfield and there's a challenge here for Somerfield to demonstrate that it can actually operate and improve this type of business. We haven't seen it done before, we just have to hope that Somerfield is up to the task. My own view is that it is. Well done Texaco, sensible decision; come on Somerfield, let's see how you do it."
Fuelling the front-line services
Petrol filling stations up and down the country have helped to keep the nation's emergency services working during the coronavirus lockdown, despite facing some major challenges. Keeping sites open has been vital to provide the fuel for emergency service staff to get to work, and to maintain deliveries to hospitals, ...
Protection is on hand
In just one week, more than 1,000 forecourts globally have taken up Devon-based GripHero's offer of providing free hand-protection dispensers to protect their customers from the transmission of coronavirus at the fuel pump. GripHero is a hand-protection dispenser which sits on top of each hand pump on the forecourt, so ...
Essential service in virus panic
Fuel retailers have been identified by the government as one of the keys to keeping emergency personnel mobile, and making the transportation of vital supplies possible, during the coronavirus lockdown. But while the fuel retailing industry has been working flat out to ensure it can operate safely for customers and ...
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ANALYSIS: Electric shock - how will the ban on new petrol and diesel cars in 2030 affect the forecourt sector, and can it be achieved?
In one sense it came as no surprise when the UK government finally confirmed its decision to ban the sale of new cars and vans with internal combustion engines (ICEs) from 2030 (although some hybrids have until 2035).
PRA safety warning over EV charger plan
As pressure grows to ban sales of new internal combustion engine and hybrid cars by 2030, the PRA has injected a note of realism about EV chargers on forecourts.
Powering into future mobility
Fuel cell electric vehicles will be the mainstay of vehicles going forward, according to Jon Hunt, manager of alternative fuels at Toyota. During an enthralling presentation at Forecourt Trader's inaugural Summit at The Belfry Hotel in Sutton Coldfield last month, he told delegates that Toyota believes "pure electrification is not ...


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Amitabh Bachchan to team up with Sajid Khan for a comedy flick
Authors: Desimartini Editorial Team
An ardent fan of Amitabh Bachchan, filmmaker Sajid Khan is all set to give a real shape to his dreams of working with the megastar in his next untitled project. He is in thoughts to make a comedy flick with Big B, which will also star Saif Ali Khan and Riteish Deshmukh in pivotal roles.
The filmmaker of the recent release Ajay Devgan starrerHimmatwala, Sajid stated, "I am making my next film with Saif Ali Khan, Riteish Deshmukh and Amitabh Bachchan. It will start in July. The film is untitled and it is an out and out comedy. It will be a big success at the box-office."
Sajid, who started his career withDarna Zaroori Hai, shifted to the genre of comedy and made blockbusters likeHeyy Babyy,HousefullandHousefull 2: The Dirty Dozen.
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Jane Monheit was amazing, as always. I have a particular weakness for when she sings in Portugese. Like manteiga...like a big sticka manteiga.
What kind of music does she sing? I don't think I have ever heard her music.


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SRC Drummer to Add to Tapeworm?
According to Maynard at a recent A Perfect Circle show, Snake River Conspiracy's drummer, Neil Keller, is 'involved' with Tapeworm.
Neil Keller has been playing drums for A Perfect Circle since Josh Freese, thier usual drummer, had a kid. Maynard also referred to Neil Keller as 'Neil Diamond Jr'. Neil was mentioned to APC by NIN member Charlie Clouser, and it has not been confirmed whether or not he will actually be on the album. Thanks to Morpheus Technopagan from The Remix Files for that part.
Source: David
NIN in the Media
Nine Inch Nails has appeared in a few magazine features and commercials lately. In the latest issue of Spin magazine, there is a comment on the Spin Top 40, "...so, don't dog us for skipping fave woodshedders like the beasties, tori, trent or lauryn hill. Just join us in prayer that they return to the fray soon." Thanks to Crystal for this bit, among many others!
In the background of a commercial for the Indianapolis radio station B105.7, Heresy can be heard. The station is an easy listening station, and in the commercial they show a bunch of people running hectically around an office with Heresy running in the background.
Source: Tim
Charlie Clouser snags some new gear
After the Theremin (used during the "Fragility" tour), Charlie Clouser presents another "weird toy" of his collection. It's called the "Incantor" and Charlie describes it as follows:
"That weird device is a 'circuit-bent' instrument that started life as a Texas Instruments Speak & Math machine. It was a kind of talking math tutor for kids that spoke in a very Kraftwerk-like electronic voice. It has been bashed/modified/tortured by Dave Wright, an electronic musician/artist from San Francisco. He added switches, knobs, etc. that freak out the thing's internal circuitry, causing it to spit out weird blips, scrapes, and distorted destroyed fragments of synthetic speech sounds. Truly a fantastic and very cyber-punk device. I've always wanted one (...) It sounds truly warped and wonderful. See carrionsound.com for audio examples of his work. Don't miss the picture of his modified Pikachu doll!! It's a winner."
Check TRF "News" or "Equipment" pages for the picture of the Incantor and for further info about Charlie's studio/live gear.
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Charlie Clouser/Page Hamilton Update
Earlier today, Charlie posted a message on TRF discussion forum to keep his fans informed about his current projects:
Presently, Charlie and Page Hamilton (ex-Helmet) are working on finishing demo versions of five songs they co-wrote during the NOLA studio sessions. These tracks are destined for Page's upcoming album. Charlie will also do mixes of three other songs recorded in NYC by Page and his new band.
Page is also involved in Tapeworm...
Else, Charlie just finished a remix of Deltron 3030's "Positive Contact" (on CeLLDiViSioN/75ark Records -same label as SplatterCell- but no info on when/how the remix will be released). The song is a straight-up rap track which is "a bit of a new direction" for Charlie. The Deltron 3030 remix has a heavy Prodigy/Daft Punk influence.
In March, Charlie will also work on a remix of a new Foetus track called "Quick Fix". He describes Foetus' new album as "very harsh and cool"; Jim Thirlwell asked Charlie to "destroy the track utterly, so it should be fun and chaotic like the Starfuckers remix".
Recap on Much Music's Spotlight
Last night, Much Music featured NIN on a 30 minute show called Spotlight.
They began with a clip of Into the Void and showed videos for Head Like a Hole, Wish, March of the Pigs, Hurt (Live), and Starsuckers, Inc. They concluded the show with a clip from We're in This Together. In between videos they aired interviews of Trent during each "halo" era. Starting off with an interview from 1991 about Pretty Hate Machine and Lalapoolooza, then bits from an interview about The Downward Spiral in 1994, and finally progressing to his feelings about the live radio show held back in April 2000. I managed to snag a few pictures from the more recent interview last night (not the best quality, but you get the idea).
Don't fret - if you didn't catch the show last night, you didn't miss much. Thanks to Matt for a brief review of the show!
On another note: Also in the April issue of Alternative Press, Things Falling Apart tops the A.P. Readers Chart with the #1 position!
Phil Anselmo speaks of Tapeworm to Kerrang!
Thanks to nodie for sending this little bit over. The February 24th issue of UK music magazine Kerrang! has a brief mention of Tapeworm, and of what contribution the always charming Pantera frontman Phil Anselmo made to the project. Here's what Phil had to say:
"Believe it or not, all i did was sing to f**king songs for them," says Anselmo. "It was just me and (NIN multi-instrumental) Danny Lohner f**king around. I really didn't know if anything was going to come of it. I guess since the Nine Inch Nails record flopped or something like that I guess they've been trying to figure themselves out"
For more information on Tapeworm, be sure to check out Morpheus Technopagan's The Charlie Clouser Remix Files, under 'collaborations.'
No Luck for NIN at Grammy's
Nine Inch Nails did not win the Grammy for "Best Male Rock Vocal Performance". Into the Void was nominated, but Lenny Kravitz's again took the award.
Source: Steven Flores
Reminder - New NIN Much Music Spotlight Tomorrow!
Just a quick refresher: If your cable/satellite company supports Much Music (the Canadian equivalent to MTV), don't forget to check local listings for the new NIN Spotlight airing tomorrow (2/22) according to the Much Music official website.
Correction to the air times:
The show normally airs at 6:30 PM EST, however, not on this particular occasion. It is showing at 11:30 PM EST. It also repeats at 4:00 AM EST and 6:30 AM EST the following Friday morning (2/23). Click here for the Daily Listings. Thanks to Robin and Nothing Can Stop Me Now for pointing this out.
Upcoming contest: Win auto'd NIN/AP poster!
Crystal from Muzic News wrote us to mention she just received her April issue of Alternative Press. On page 95, there's a contest, described in a terse but accurate paragraph:
ENTER TO WIN, 5 WINNERS ONLY, AUTOGRAPHED NINE INCH
NAILS/ALTERNATIVE PRESS POSTERS. ENTER AT: www.nothingrecords.com
Now pay close attention! This is in the April issue of AP. It is still February. So when you go to nothingrecords.com and do not see a link for this particular contest, keep in mind it's probably not going to be posted for a little while. Just keep an eye out for it in the coming weeks/months. Thanks a bunch, Crystal! :)
Upcoming Spin Mag to run article on NIN on Ebay
Next month, Spin magazine is going to run an article about how NIN has cleaned out their old equipment by putting some of it on Ebay. Nothing Studios recently underwent a complete overhaul, cleaning out alot of the outdated equipment. As NIN Studio Tech Leo Herrera put it, "Nothing Studios recently underwent a major renovation and rewiring, and we purchased a LOT of new equipment in preparation for recording new albums,The sale is a way for Nothing Studios to clear out some of the older stuff that's now just taking up space"
Nine Inch Nails has put over forty mixing boards, samplers, synths drum machines and more on Ebay over the last month.
Source: Graham
Rolling Stone Australia Runs Tapeworm Article
Keeping up the recent hype around Tapeworm, and more specific, the song Vacant; the Australian version of Rolling Stone magazine ran an article describing how A Perfect Circle has made Vacant a steadfast part of thier set list.
The article also claims that the album is looking for a mid-year release, which is slightly off from Nothing Records stating that the album may see the light of day this fall.
Source: MikeWicked
Trent Reznor Animated on Recent Much Music Commercial
An Animated Trent Reznor appears with his cartoon-counterpart Marilyn Manson in a recent Much Music commercial. Much Music is the Canadian counterpart to 'Music Television' in the US.
So if you live up in Canada, or are lucky enough to get this station, make sure to keep an eye open!
Source: Mandy
And which car should you take to see that NIN ballet?
Got this email from Joe just before the weekend. In case your parents don't think Nine Inch Nails to be very classy, this is the week you should show them the Hotline, I guess.
I am the Production Director for a radio station in Chicago and I was loading a Mercedes Benz commercial today, and there's this woman saying e-business, e this and e that, but if you listen really close under the announcers voice, you can clearly hear her saying e-nine inch nails.
Joe was kind enough to send me the commercial, and I've snipped out all but the related bits. Click here to hear a realaudio clip of said commercial.
Got a NIN website? We want to link you!
That's right. It's about time that you get your page up on the NIN Hotline links page. "I emailed those guys months ago with a link and nothing's happened!" Don't worry, every last one of those emails is sitting here and being entered into a big ol' layout. However, if you haven't already emailed links@theninhotline.net (or you want to again just for reinforcement) and you would like a link here, all you have to do is link to us - banner, text, flash, well hidden & hard to find, however you like it - and let me know about it
And while you're at it, since you know a thing or two about webpages, let me know what you think about the new look when you send in your link; What do you like? What do you find terribly annoying.
Performing Ballet to Nine Inch Nails
That's right. In this article in the University of Saskatchewan's newspaper 'The Sheaf', Laura Patterson writes about Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal, who draw all types as they perform to hip-hop, Bobby McFerrin, and Nine Inch Nails instrumentals.
"Upon his arrival at the actual stage floor, Robitaille rhythmically writhed on the floor to Nine Inch Nails. Though it may sound odd, the red lighting and the haunting music combined with Robitaille's living-rag-doll motions were mesmerizing"
Source: Brent 'Goose' Towsley
Because nothing is ever easy...
You may notice things are a little bit different here. Lastnight around 2 in the morning, I was uploading, downloading, and rearranging everything on this site, when whoops, I can't access it. I couldn't get this fixed for another ten hours, so my plans for an uber-smooth changeover were defeated by Murphy's law.
Anyhow, things are changing, mostly on the inside, here at the NIN Hotline. Please sit tight while we check for weak joints, bad insulation, and all that fun stuff. I'm trying to organize this place, it's a mess!
Big thanks to WhitechapelMolly and Twistfinger for photography used throughout this site. Also generous appreciation to esinem for CGI behind the staff pages (almost done!)
Everything is going online throughout the night. Currently most of the features are up, moving the rest of this stuff around is a bitch though. Hope you like it!
Lies, Lies, Lies, Yeah
Many of you have probably heard about a person in North Carolina who is claiming to be Danny Lohner, and starting various false rumors about Nine Inch Nails. In order to combat this very unsettling problem of NIN impersonators, The Meathead Perspective will teach you the appropriate steps to follow when dealing with fake Nine Inch Nails.
Source: meathead
Nothing to MTV: Tapeworm in late fall?
Now, we don't want to get your hopes too high. If you know anything about the workings of the music business, release dates are made to be pushed back. But in an article on MTV news, which basically rehashes TR's post in the green room of access, new light is shed on the Tapeworm timeline. Here's what MTV managed to get from Nothing Records:
The NIN frontman and core Tapeworm members Charlie Clouser (programmer, remixer) and Danny Lohner (guitar) hope to have their as-yet-untitled album ready by late fall, according to a spokesperson at Nothing Records.
In the meantime, you can catch the Tapeworm track "Vacant" at your nearest A Perfect Circle gig. If you're in the Baltimore/DC area, Paul and I were thinking of doing a little pre-show get-together thing for the March 3rd show at the Bender arena. Drop me an email if you want to tag along. It'll be fun.


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Chipotle's CEO says the chain is still trying to fix its queso, which has been slammed as a 'crime against cheese' and 'dumpster juice'
Hollis JohnsonChipotle isn't done trying to fix its queso recipe.
Chipotle is still trying to fix its queso recipe, according to the chain's CEO.
"The feedback we've gotten on queso is that there's still some opportunity to improve," CEO Brian Niccol told Business Insider.
Chipotle's queso had been slammed as a "crime against cheese" and "dumpster juice" by customers since its national rollout in 2017.
Chipotle's CEO says that the chain still hasn't given up on cracking the queso code.
"We're always going to figure out how we can improve the core products we have on our menu," CEO Brian Niccol told Business Insider. "The feedback we've gotten on queso is that there's still some opportunity to improve."
Chipotle's rollout of queso – which customers had begged the chain to add to the menu for years – was tumultuous. Customers slammed the dip as a "crime against cheese," "expired Velveeta," and "dumpster juice" soon after its national debut in September.
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In late November, Chipotle adjusted its recipe to address customer critiques, especially those related to the original queso's grainy, chowder-like texture.
Chipotle originally teased the queso rollout as a silver bullet of sorts for the struggling chain – a promise that has not been borne out in reality. Customers have been adding queso to roughly 10% of orders. The popularity of the dip has helped to boost sales, but the effect has been relatively minimal compared to the roughly 40% of customers who order guacamole.
"I can't wait for the day that people are – just like they're asking about free guac – they will be asking about free queso," Niccol said.
For that to happen, Niccol says, Chipotle needs to get the recipe "dialed in and improved from where it is today."
Despite the tweaks, Chipotle is not going to abandon its all-natural approach to queso.
"People really appreciate the fact that we're the first place that has tried to do queso all with real ingredients," Niccol said. "There's nothing processed about it."
Queso also has the potential to be the blueprint of things to come. Niccol, who joined Chipotle as CEO in March, has said that Chipotle is planning to roll out more new and limited-time offerings to attract customers – a shift in strategy for a chain that has long resisted adding new menu items.
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Time is ticking and the battle of events quickly approaches. The Pierce College Farm Walk and Vintage Market will both be held on Sunday, April 27. While two events at Pierce College on the same day can generate business, it might also pit one against the other. They shouldn't have to share the day or visitors.
These two generally populated events are known to bring in a lot of foot traffic. Will Pierce College be able to manage both of these events on the same day? It may be possible, but they might have to compromise one for the other.
It's already a struggle to raise money for one event, with two in the same day security costs may get out of hand. Safety for the public is very important, so it is necessary to have sheriffs on campus for the events. Having them there for both events may become costly. Neither The Farm Walk nor Vintage Market should have to cut things out of their events to make sure there is enough funding for security.
Parking is also a problem at Pierce College on an average school day. With two events on the same day, parking will be crucial. Whether they're on opposite sides of campus or not, the traffic caused and limited space available will be an issue for them.
Busing visitors from parking lots to the event in shuttles is one of the tactics Foundation Financial Manager Kathy Zanghi is using to mitigate traffic, but without guarantees where visitors will be parking, this approach may yield little change to gridlock. Knowing there will be congestion in a parking lot can make people skeptical about whether attending the event is worth it.
The Farm Walk takes place annually and the Vintage Market happens every fourth Sunday. Many people look forward to both of these events, but they might not be able to attend both since they will coincide.
It may be a sticky situation to force people to make a choice. While the events have two completely different things going on, some people may want to be present at both. There are more opportunities to attend The Vintage Market since it is held throughout the year.
Having the events on separate days could be beneficial for both parties. If the events took place on different days there wouldn't be competition. Issues with budgeting them at the same time would also be eliminated.
After all the time spent and money put toward the Vintage Market and the Farm Walk it would be a shame to see people not show up, particularly for reasons that could have been prevented with proper scheduling.


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UN begins actively undermining Trump administration's efforts to bring law and order to American cities by authorizing "support" for anarchists
No doubt the headline sounds like a massive conspiracy theory of the tinfoil hat kind, but if we had not seen the reports ourselves and the documentation, we wouldn't have believed it, either. That said, if you really wondered why President Donald Trump has no tolerance anymore for the globalist organizations his predecessors tolerated and […]
Marxist Ilhan Omar calls for "dismantling" the "economic and political systems" of the U.S. so they can be replaced with poverty and authoritarianism
For anyone who still believes the Democrat Party represents 'Mr. and Mrs. America,' and that the party of the donkey is still JFK-like in its aspirations to lift the country up, you can disabuse yourself of those fantasies. The party is rapidly being taken over by rabid, anti-American socialists and Marxists like Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez […]
Dems, mainstream media rush to "convict" Trump of impeachable offense involving Ukraine but ignore 1999 treaty REQUIRING cooperation in criminal matters
The Left-wing Washington establishment media and Democrats, the political party they serve, have been working overtime for a week trying to convince Americans that President Donald Trump committed an impeachable offense for a) something he never did; and b) something former Vice President Joe Biden did do. Specifically, they are claiming that the president engaged […]
AG Barr RIPS federal district court judges over imposition of nationwide injunctions, which are a recent creation of judicial activists
Last week, Attorney General William Barr blasted "nationwide injunctions" that are increasingly issued by the lowest federal courts which block presidential or congressional actions and laws from taking effect for the entire country — a power they were never specifically granted by our founders. In a speech to the American Law Institute, Barr said that […]
It's time for the American people to declare our own national emergency and remove destructive Dems from power
It is widely reported today that President Trump is declaring a national emergency over the continued migrant invasion of the United States of America that's taking place via a largely unprotected southern border. In response, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) warned that a future Democrat president could declare a national emergency to target gun owners, […]
President Trump has a constitutional MANDATE to use the military to protect our southern border – Richard Sacks
Many American patriots were justifiably disappointed in President Trump's recent address to the nation, where, rather than declare a national emergency on our southern border as expected, our Commander-in-Chief simply made yet another appeal to obstructionist Democrats to do the right thing by agreeing to fund a border wall. But this doesn't necessarily mean that […]
BOMBSHELL: Former CIA officer Kevin Shipp goes public, exposing the deep state COUP against America (and naming names)
Greg Hunter of USAwatchdog.com has just released a bombshell interview with former CIA officer Kevin Shipp, who details the deep state coup that's under way right now to overthrow America and destroy the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. This is, without question, Hunter's most important interview so far this year, and you absolutely need […]
Grassley hits "partisan" lawsuits against Trump, says Hillary should be sued as well
The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee said Wednesday that "partisan" lawsuits against President Donald J. Trump over alleged violations of the Constitution's Emoluments Clause need to file similar suits against former secretary of state and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton as well. As reported by Circa, Grassley suggested that Clinton may also be guilty […]
Dershowitz warns that left-wing media frenzy endangers civil liberties by promoting LIES about Trump and the presidency
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Conflict is the opposite of development. Violent and non-violent conflict are fuelled by intolerance. The common thread running through all of today's major conflicts – from Syria and Iraq, to Somalia and North Korea – is intolerance. Whether driven by governments or from within society, promoting tolerance is key to development. Intolerance of race, religion, ethnicity, sexuality, gender, age, caste and many others are equally regressive to peace and security in developing and developed countries.
The One Young World community identified sources of tension fuelled by intolerance such as immigration, terrorism, ethnicity, religious and tribal differences as the primary sources of tension in their country or community. Furthermore, 60% of the One Young World community said gay people and their rights are not respected in their country. Building a more tolerant society within nation states and between nation states will come from grassroots solutions, from young people and the private sector as well as governments. 60% of the One Young World Community maintain civil society is too silent in the face of intolerance in their country. Resolving differences in the aftermath of conflict, moving towards tolerant acceptance of difference is vital, particularly in an age where internal conflict and civil war is more prevalent than ever before.
How can we challenge the intolerance that drives conflict?
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Q: Data Prediction Models I'm working on a project which request to develop a model to forecast the rental demand of Bike sharing company on January 2017, which will be then be compared with the actual demand, the details are shown below:
The data is: excel sheet of hourly rental data of 2015-2016. classified by Two types of rental: casual renters and registered renters.
The spreadsheet also records the weather condition in each hour (e.g., temperature, wind speed and humidity).
Sample of the data:

The request is to fill testing worksheet of January 2017 as below:

I've start working on the this using ARIMA & SARIMA model in Python, however, it wouldn't work since it is hourly renting.
Could you please advise me of the best model I should work on it to predict the rental demand? and in which language?
Thank you!

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High fidelity, multi-disciplinary analysis of flow in realistic weapon bays
Loupy, Gaëtan J.M. (2018) High fidelity, multi-disciplinary analysis of flow in realistic weapon bays. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.
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Printed Thesis Information: https://eleanor.lib.gla.ac.uk/record=b3312839
To improve the stealthiness, and the efficiency of military aircraft, engineers moved carried weapons from external hand points, to weapons bays. However, the flow inside bays is turbulent, and characterised by strong broadband, and tonal noise. The open bay flow leads to variability in the released store trajectory, excites the missile, and bay structures, and reduces the aircraft stealthiness. This thesis aims to improve our understanding of real weapon bay flow, and suggests a method for quantifying the store trajectory variability.
The main spatio-temporal characteristics of cavity flows are described using post-processing methods, like, SPL, OASPL, and wavelet transform. Also, the code HMB3 is validated for simulation of cavity flows, comparing Scale Adaptive (SAS) results with experiments. To further improve the understanding of the physics driving this flow, a simple model is presented, and compared to experiments. The results are promising, and the model is able to reproduce the cavity flow fluctuations both in space and time.
To support measurements of the noise field around a cavity flow, beamforming is applied to the CFD results. This method was able of capturing the main sources of noise around the cavity, using a microphone array, and the mean flow to simulate the propagation of acoustic waves. Also, recommendations for future use of this technique are given.
Developments were carried out for this thesis, and for the first time, a CFD code is reported to simulate the complete weapon bay operation, including door operation, store release, and store aeroelasticity. The different parts of the code are strongly coupled, and work together. Thanks to new capabilities of HMB3, this thesis shows more insight on the physics behind realistic weapon bay operation. The flow establishment during door opening is described, and appears to be important for store design, only if the doors are moving very fast. Store releases are simulated, and statistical analysis of the data is performed. A statistical metric was proposed to identify the minimum number of simulations necessary for capturing the mean and standard deviation of the trajectories. Using averaged, and filtered flow data, the trajectory phases were identified and the role of the pressure field inside the cavity was clarified. In addition, the aeroelasticity of the store was computed during carriage, door opening, and release phases, showing small deformations that may lead to structural fatigue. Thanks to the efficiency of the SAS method, a large number of simulations were performed, and more than 1800 cavity travel times were simulated.
Simulation of the flow around a store in a supersonic flow, and at high attitude is described in an appendix of the thesis. Like a cavity, this flow has complex features that require advanced turbulence modelling to be simulated.
In addition, novel cavity flow controls are investigated, and described in a restricted appendix of the thesis.
Supported by MBDA UK Ltd.
Transonic, cavity flow, CFD, aerodynamics, store release, weapon bay, aeroelastic.
T Technology > TL Motor vehicles. Aeronautics. Astronautics
U Military Science > U Military Science (General)
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College of Science and Engineering > School of Engineering > Aerospace Sciences
Supervisor's Name:
Barakos, Professor George
Date of Award:
Dr Gaëtan Jean-Marie Loupy
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Copyright of this thesis is held by the author.
http://theses.gla.ac.uk/id/eprint/9091
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Food retailers set their sights on equality
By Emily Crowe
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With the US in a precarious position when it comes to racial, gender and LGBTQ+ equity, businesses around the country are taking steps to both diversify and show their support for these groups. Food retailers including Walmart and Target have made promises about leveling the playing field for employees and executives, and others are pledging money and manpower to organizations that support these groups.
What they're doing
Following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and the civil unrest that followed, many food retailers stepped forward to take a stand against systemic racism and other inequalities. Walmart, for example, committed $100 million to create a center on racial equity and has also doubled down on hiring more people of color at all levels of the company.
Similarly, Target has committed $10 million to advance racial equity in local communities through donations to partners such as the National Urban League and the African American Leadership Forum. The retailer also pledged to increase representation of Black employees across the company by 20% over the next three years while also making public a report on the racial and gender identities of employees across the company.
Throughout the summer, Iowa-based Hy-Vee donated nearly $500,000 to organizations working toward racial unity and equality, including the NAACP, Urban Dreams and the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Missouri. The retailer has promised $1 million and 1 million volunteer hours toward the cause, with CEO Randy Edeker saying in a press release, "There are times when actions speak volumes and when actions can help to create real, long-lasting change — and for us, this is one of those times."
"All those who call Hy-Vee home — whether it be an employee, customer or supplier — should and will feel welcomed, included and appreciated. Anything less is unacceptable," he continued.
Kroger, which was a top performer on this year's Axios Harris Poll 100 for taking meaningful action in support of racial equality, has launched a $5 million fund to help improve racial diversity and inclusion. The company has further plans to educate employees and leaders while also encouraging open dialogue on issues related to racial equity.
The Fresh Market and Food Lion have also financially supported civil rights organizations, and the former plans to conduct unconscious bias training for all employees while also focusing on hiring a diverse workforce and mentorship. Food Lion will also address racial equity issues throughout the company.
Going a step further, many grocers are also taking steps to ensure diversity on their shelves. Meijer is set to host a Supplier Diversity Summit this November that will allow people of color, LGBTQ, female, veteran and disabled business owners to pitch their products directly to the grocer. Dollar General also held a summit last month to give companies holding diversity certificates — such as Women Business Enterprise or Ethnic Minority Owned — the opportunity to meet with the company's category managers and buyers.
Keeping up the momentum
Strides are being made to close the minority gap, though many executives still recognize the need for continued work and conversations. Albertsons President and CEO Vivek Sankaran explained in a news release that change will come from conversations among friends, students, business leaders and elected officials who can come together to find ways to combat systemic racism and push for lasting change.
"Racial justice and equality cannot be achieved by people returning to the status quo. We must intentionally open a door to lasting change across our country," Sankaran said, adding, "We will be part of the solution by helping our communities lay the foundation for racial equality and social justice."
Likewise, Walmart's McMillon knows retailers need to go a step further when it comes to making lasting changes — and even go beyond the store to do so. "To influence and lead change in society more broadly, we are going to invest resources and develop strategies to increase fairness, equity and justice in aspects of everyday life," he said in an email to associates. "We will find the natural overlaps between Walmart's core business and society's larger needs that perpetuate racism and discrimination."
For Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen, one of the keys to moving forward is listening. "To become a greater part of the solution, we believe the most important next step is to listen," he said in a release. "We're creating more opportunities for our associates to openly share their thoughts and feelings about their experiences with discrimination – and for our company and leaders to more deeply and deliberately listen."
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Brush olive oil on grill pan and place sliced baguettes and pears on top. Brush olive oil on the baguette sides that are facing up. Allow to get nice grill marks on each side. Take off grill pan and set pears aside.
Spread goat cheese on baguettes and place on a baking pan in the oven until cheese is melted and a little bubbly (5-8 minutes).
In the meantime make the dressing by whisking together raspberry preserves, champagne vinegar and lemon juice and then slowly streaming in olive oil while continuously whisking, to incorporate. Add pinch(es) of sugar and a little salt and ground pepper to taste.
Assemble salad, toss with raspberry-champagne vinaigrette and plate.
Remove crostini from oven, top with grilled pear and place on top of salad. Garnish with raspberries, serve and enjoy!


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"I am just putting the finishing touches to my PhD thesis at CWI. My thesis topic is query parallelisation in multi-core CPUs. This is about making software to match the new, multi-core hardware – you can have as many as hundreds of cores, greatly increasing processing power. The question then is how best to use them - should one core do one job, or should each job be divided over multiple cores? Ultimately, my research is really about making database systems faster, giving quicker access to information, so although it sounds complicated it is relevant to everyone and everything."
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You know, we all go through phases of life where we decide we need to cut back.
Things like wanting to save extra money for a trip or to pay off debt. Life changes coming up like a new baby or trying to buy a house. Or tough times like a lost job or huge medical bills.
Whatever your reason is for trying to cut your budget, it can be hard to know how to get started and where to cut your budget.
Don't wait until things are really bad to make changes to your budget. Start cutting back and saving as much as you can as soon as you catch a whiff of tough times or big changes coming.
If there are rumors of cuts being made in the next few months at your job, it would be wise to buckle down and save up some extra money in your emergency fund just in case.
If you find out you are having a new baby, you have a few months to save up as much as you can to cover the loss of work hours, medical expenses, and extra costs. Start now.
If you are going to be buying a house in a few months, try and cut your budget so that you have extra money saved. There are always tons of extra costs when you buy a house besides your downpayment. Things like moving expenses and supplies for painting add up really quickly.
It's always best to start saving early. You might be able to prevent getting to that "emergency/panic" stage because you have been preparing and cutting back early enough to be prepared for tough times and changes.
It's best to start cutting back your budget with your variable expenses. Parts of your budget like your grocery budget, eating out money, and entertainment money are variable. You have control over how much you spend on these things.
If things are really bad, I would cut eating out and entertainment out of my budget completely. Those things aren't important if you're not sure if you will be able to pay your mortgage. If you pay for cable, get rid of it or at least change your package to a cheaper one.
There are almost always ways to cut back your food budget. You probably have food in your pantry or freezer that can be eaten so that you don't need to spend as much on groceries for a little while.
We save money on groceries by redeeming rebates through the Ibotta app. They have rebates available to earn money back on fruits and veggies as well as non-name brand items, which is awesome! If you use my link (click here to sign up) you will get $10 added to your account when you redeem your first rebate. You might even have a receipt in your wallet right now that you could use. Plus, if you invite your friends to use Ibotta, you will get $5 when they redeem their first rebates.
There are all kinds of community programs out there that provide at least some amount of food that will ease your budget as well.
Another way to cut back is with your utilities. Be diligent about turning off lights and unplugging appliances. Keep your house a few degrees warmer in the summer and cooler in the winter. You can skip using your dryer by hanging your clothes on a rack or line after they've been washed. It all helps.
If you've cut all that you can out of your variable expenses, take a look at your fixed expenses/regular bills.
Are there any bills that you can get rid of completely?
Maybe you have a land line at your house that you can get rid of because everyone always uses cell phones. Or maybe it will save you money to have less cell phones. If you're paying for cell phones for your kids, can you get rid of those (or have multiple kids share a phone)? How often will they ever be somewhere where there isn't someone they can borrow a phone from if they need to call? I know it's not ideal, but when times are tough, you need to re-examine every expense.
Next, you can try to negotiate other fixed bills.
See if you can get a discount for your internet, phone, or cable. Search for other insurance providers for your car and homeowner's/renter's insurance. You might be able to keep the same coverage and pay less with someone else.
It's that whole "necessity is the mother of invention" idea. When it's important, we find a way to make it work. When we need to, we can find new ways to save money to make it through tough times.
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⇒ How have you cut your budget during tough times or big life changes?
Great post, Christine! When we decided to cut back, we cancelled our DirecTV [paying a cancellation fee, which was the cheaper route] and switched to Netflix. I've also cut my cell phone bill from $65 a month to $50, and expect it to drop to $25 next month! These two things alone save us $85 a month! We also garden to help cut down on our grocery bill, because that can definitely get out of hand quickly!
That's awesome Erin! I think we will get some cucumbers and squash from our garden next week and I'm so excited! It's fun and it saves money.
These are some really great tips.Saving this post.
It's always wise to start saving early, you never know when trouble will strike! And it's also a great idea to look at variable expenses early!
Definitely some great tips! I do many of these myself already for sure!
Great post! I love eating out and trying new restaurants but that's always the first thing I cut back on when I'm trying to save money. It's much harder for me to cut back on fixed expenses since I don't have that many to begin with.
I like the challenge of saving a bit more this month than the previous months. We have been working really hard on our grocery bill and we've been doing so well with saying no, to others an ourselves. It's been nice seeing our savings grow.
That's a great idea! It usually works best to make small changes along the way instead of trying to overhaul everything at once.
Ouch! You're hitting me right where I need to be hit. We definitely need to do some cutting soon.
Good luck Georgiana! You can do it!
These are all really great tips for budgeting. I like how you separated out variable and fixed expenses, I don't think most people really think about separating the two in their minds.
I completely agree! I like what you said "Prevention is the number one step to creating change". Yes!
Yep, the hubby and I are really starting to look at our variable expenses and we're finding that there are definitely some ways we can save. It might not be so fun, but totally worth it! Great post!
That's great Kayla! It can definitely be hard to cut back, but we've found that once you get used to it, you hardly miss the things you cut back on.
Great tips! And I agree start early! I knew before having kids I wanted to be a SAHM. So we made sure to save up some money to get us through the first year. After learning how to budget and live within our means that first year, we were able to stretch my SAHM gig from one year to five. Once we paid off our cars we didn't run out to get new ones. Our cars are older but still in good shape and we enjoy not paying a car payment. We also unbundled our services- and only use our cable provider for Internet service. It saves us over $100/month this way. We also kept our older cell phones (not smart phones) for a really long time before upgrading to new ones. There is so much we don't need that we've learned to cut out!
That's awesome Roxanne that you were able to do all of that so you could stay home! Amazing!
This is wonderful! Since I stay home with our son and my hubby doesn't make a ton we've done a lot of these to make our budget work for us!
Thanks Susannah! I'm you are able to make your budget work so that you can stay home.
These are all great tips! I cut mine right down to the bone when our income dropped, but it's definitely important to allow yourself some fun money!
We try to allow for some fun money here and there. We've got money that we set aside for some fun summer activities, so it's nice to have that!
Need this right now for sure! The first thing we cut was eating out, which we miss, but it really made a difference and I love cooking at home more often!


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Raymond Smith tripled to right field, scored on an error by 2b, unearned.
Dante Rose singled to left field.
Dante Rose advanced to second on a wild pitch.
Dante Rose advanced to third on a passed ball.
James Jackson singled to left field.
Waldo Owens Jr. singled to right field.
Dylan Jones advanced to second on a wild pitch.
Matt Fippinger reached first on an error by ss; Dylan Jones advanced to third on the error.
Joseph Cascella singled to right field, RBI, advanced to second on the throw; Matt Fippinger advanced to third; Dylan Jones scored.
Raymond Smith singled to right field, 2 RBI; Joseph Cascella scored; Matt Fippinger scored, unearned.
Dante Rose doubled to center field, RBI; Raymond Smith scored.
Ryan Wegner singled to center field, advanced to second on the error; Dante Rose advanced to third, scored on an error by cf, unearned.
Connor Passalacqua reached first on an error by ss.
Christopher Nicotera to 2b for Connor Critelli.
Matt Fippinger tripled to left field.
Matt Fippinger scored on a passed ball.
Raymond Smith advanced to second on a passed ball.
Raymond Smith advanced to third on a passed ball.
Dante Rose singled to left field, RBI, advanced to second on the error; Raymond Smith scored.
Ryan Wegner singled to right field; Dante Rose advanced to third.
Connor Passalacqua singled to left field, RBI; Ryan Wegner advanced to third; Dante Rose scored.
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Matt Fippinger doubled to right field.
Joseph Cascella singled to right field, advanced to third on the error; Matt Fippinger scored on an error by rf, unearned.
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Dante Rose singled to center field, RBI; Joseph Mann scored, unearned.
Ryan Wegner singled to right field; Dante Rose advanced to second.
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Sebastian Pannuto to 2b for Christopher Nicotera.
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Joshua Rodriguez grounded out to 3b, RBI; Jacob Vanbeber scored.
Matt Fippinger walked; Dylan Jones advanced to second.
Brett Flint to ss for Dante Rose.
Kevin Crawford to p for Ryan Kelly.
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Joey Gacesa walked; Manning advanced to second.
Shelton Gray walked; Joey Gacesa advanced to second; Manning advanced to third.
Dalton Earl singled to center field.
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John Obremski pinch ran for Jared Muraca.
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