Below are the rules for the Money Machine at the Sunny 98.1 appearance at Cal Coast Credit Union on February 29, 2020.
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These Contest rules are specific to the Money Machine Contest conducted by Entercom California, LLC d/b/a KXSN (collectively, the "Station"). Except to the extent specifically set forth below with respect to this specific Contest, the Station's general contest rules apply to this Contest as well.
1. No purchase ore payment of any kind is necessary to enter or win to the Money Machine Contest (the "Contest").
While you're here, how about this:
Here's how a good project, and your money, crashed and burned in a South Dallas landmark
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Oh, there was only some meaningless finger-pointing way back when, some hollow chest-thumping from city officials. Then amnesia set in. I found out this week the city never did anything about collecting its money. Never a lawsuit, never a lien.
The city's investment, more than $200,000, appears to have been erased from the ledger and the memory. Countless times I was told this week that, hey, this was someone else's problem — one city manager, two mayors and five South Dallas council members ago. It's an excuse you often hear from City Hall these days when you ask about projects long ago promised but never delivered. The "not-it" defense.
Laurene Powell Jobs's charitable group is going to give away almost all of its money - Vox
Laurene Powell Jobs, one of the richest women in the world, shared important news, buried in a new interview, about what she plans to do with her wealth.
The sentiment, which she doesn't appear to have expressed before, syncs with a building consensus among some of tech's wealthiest people: That the rich should give away their money today, rather than later, and that the heirs of long-dead billionaires shouldn't have so much power in society centuries later.
How do I spend less money on plants and gardening? - Los Angeles Times
Gardening doesn't have to be expensive. But tell that to your pocketbook after you've made a trip to your local nursery or garden center.
Between the bags of special soils, tools, hoses, fertilizers, seed packets and, of course, plants, your plan to grow edibles or even a modest balcony of flowers was never going to be a budget project. Even worse: when all those new acquisitions result in a poor-performing garden, or it never even gets planted.
We've all been there, especially as beginners. Take a deep breath, forgive past indiscretions and read on for some practical ways to put more joy and less money into gardening.
In case you are keeping track:
Don't pull out your money from the stock market, financial planner advises | KRCR
Dallas Police seek money to start using gunfire-detection technology
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Dallas Police Chief U. Reneé Hall said her department is hoping to secure a grant from the Department of Justice to start using technology that can detect gunfire.
Sensors and cameras can quickly help locate the sound of gunshots but the equipment is expensive, with estimates around $100,000 per square mile. Other U.S. cities, such as Chicago and Wilmington, N.C., have adopted the technology. In many areas, the cameras have been credited with curbing crime, according to news reports.
McFeely: N.D. again trying its hardest to give oil companies your money | Grand Forks Herald
Five useful money moves you can do instead of panic
NEW YORK, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Spoiler alert: None of the useful things you can do about your money right now involve your 401(k).
Financial advisers tend to caution long-term retirement investors to stay the course during times of high volatility, like now with financial markets slumping https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-stocks/wall-street-flirts-with-correction-amid-pandemic-fears-idUSKCN20L23U on worries over the coronavirus outbreak's impact on growth.
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the money machine vid looks so bizarre to me now because I look 10,000% more cute since we shot that. literally sta… https://t.co/QE5QhhCov4 xxlaura_lesxx (from Chicago, IL) Fri Feb 28 03:15:20 +0000 2020
Viktor Orban, Nikola Gruevski & money laundering - read this great joint @direkt36, @_ostro_, @IrlMacedonia story:… https://t.co/xDi0bVPGhi panyiszabolcs (from Budapest, Magyarország) Fri Feb 28 15:01:44 +0000 2020
We need Mar-a-Lago visitor logs. And the White House visitor logs too, for that matter. https://t.co/TnsMK2J9ol CREWcrew (from Washington, D.C.) Mon Feb 24 07:00:25 +0000 2020
The 'paper' used to make money in the United States isn't really paper. It's 75% cotton and 25% linen; this is why… https://t.co/EEMkGRar0b UberFacts (from Worldwide!) Fri Feb 21 18:57:01 +0000 2020
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