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In light of the ongoing trade war with China, some Americans are pausing and adding more thought to their holiday shopping plans this year. Some 93% of Americans said they
In light of the ongoing trade war with China, some Americans are pausing and adding more thought to their holiday shopping plans this year.
Some 93% of Americans said they plan to make purchases this holiday season, according to a new NerdWallet survey, conducted by The Harris Poll, of over 2,000 U.S. adults. Of those, 44% said they will compare prices of products more closely because of the trade war.American attention is divided
Tariffs have dominated business and economic news throughout 2018.
In an economic back-and-forth between countries, the United States has imposed tariffs on certain products imported from China, such as seafood, furniture, electronics, appliances and cosmetics. China has imposed tariffs on certain products imported from the United States, such as food and vehicles.
About half of Americans are paying close attention " 53% of Americans said they are very or somewhat closely following the U.S./China tariffs/trade war, according to the NerdWallet survey.But shoppers are taking precautions
Despite this split, some American shoppers will be taking steps to ensure they don't overpay this holiday season.
We asked those who plan to make purchases this holiday season how the tariffs/trade war with China will affect their purchasing (e.g., gifts, food, decorations) from November 2018 through January 2019, and nearly three-quarters (73%) cited some sort of impact:44% said they will compare prices of products more closely.22% said they will avoid buying products made in China.19% said they will avoid buying products that are impacted by the tariffs.16% said they will buy fewer gifts than they normally would.Consumers may feel the taxes soon
Tariffs will have an impact on prices, although consumers might not notice it quite yet, according to Thomas Prusa, a professor of economics at Rutgers University.
'There is too much trade being subject to tariff to think that American consumers aren't going to feel the effects of this,' Prusa says.
Select products, such as home appliances, have already seen higher prices. But there's often a lag between tariff implementation and price increases, so some products that retailers are selling this Black Friday and holiday season won't be affected yet.
For those products that are affected, Prusa says the impact may be largely hidden in the prices.
And despite perhaps taking more precautions, Americans won't stop shopping altogether.
'I would say it's probably going to be a good holiday season because the overall economy is strong,' Prusa says. 'That being said, it probably won't be as good as it might otherwise be because of the higher prices coming from the tariffs.'How to save money
In response to higher prices and in anticipation of potential future price increases, consumers can begin preparing for holiday shopping now.
Here are a few ways to plan ahead and save money:Build a budget
Write out a holiday shopping budget and give it breathing room, in case some items cost more than you anticipate.Monitor prices
Keep an eye on the products you're interested in buying well before you plan to shop. Track prices over the next month or two so you can recognize a good sale when you see one.Take steps after your purchase
Use price-adjustment policies. Many stores will give you money back if the product you purchased goes on sale in a week or two after you buy it.Methodology:
This survey was conducted online within the United States by The Harris Poll on behalf of NerdWallet from Oct. 11-15, 2018, among 2,004 U.S. adults ages 18 and older. This online survey is not based on a probability sample and therefore no estimate of theoretical sampling error can be calculated. For complete survey methodology, including weighting variables and subgroup sample sizes, please contact Maitri Jani (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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After watching folks like Hugh Acheson and Sean Brock nail chef-testants for improper bowls of grits and plates of fried chicken in the last few seasons of Top Chef, it's safe to say that Southern food has hit the mainstream. Dishes (like grits) that were once viewed as the poor-man's version of polenta anywhere north of the Mason-Dixon line are now celebrated, reinterpreted, and chef-ified all over.
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Gap shorts, in black or grey lightweight wool, now on sale for thirty odd of your British quids oh, and now they're online too! Joy. No, of course noone paid me to say that or gave me free shorts, are you 'avin a larf, I never get anything free, ever, and more's the pity. The top is Cos. Everything is Cos now. The shoes date from the legendary era When I Used to Earn A Decent Wage, and are Ferragamo. There won't be any more of that kind of thing round the Salmon Palace for a while, I fear. I keep all my shoes on the stairs here, and as I walk up and down them, on particularly fiscally trying days, it's hard not to calculate in my head how many months rent they add up to (three, easy). Is it worth me putting ads on here, do you think? I mean, obviously it's a single New Look shoe for three years worth of adverts for ethically dubious products, but times are hard, and I budget like a ferret on crystal meth, to quote Prong Two, above. Or any alternative money making schemes? I have no skills, but also no standards. There must be something, surely?
46 comments:
- Unknown said...
I'd like to offer http://milasdaydreams.blogspot.com/ or the boyfriend of the reality TV hopeful who said: "She never shuts up - she can talk the hind ears off a donkey."
- 25 August 2010 at 16:22
- Waffle said...
Ha. I am laughing like a FOOL at the hind ears. Thank you Ellen.
- 25 August 2010 at 16:25
- Les Tombay said...
Dear Waffle,
I'm sorry to ignore the four challenges you've thrown down but I just wanted to add my own favourite phrase to those you mentioned. It comes from my daughter; it is the name of a game she used to play with her best friend, and it's called Restaurant, Vampire & Pony.
Now, I've tried hard but I just can't come up with three more dissociated words that don't sound somehow contrived, or fake, when thrown together. Perhaps it's just me, but this is currently my phrase of the year.
(Oh, and both girls have already forgotten what the game is about, so how this phrase came into being we'll never know)
- 25 August 2010 at 16:33
- Simon said...
What I enjoyed most recently on the interweb was this.
The site is in Italian but the video's in Dutch, with English subtitles. That's all I'll say about it, but it's EXQUISITE.
- 25 August 2010 at 16:35
- Waffle said...
I changed the rules so you weren't cheating, Phil. As you were.
- 25 August 2010 at 16:41
- magpie said...
If you were to leave a basket with a kitten in it and a mysterious note outside my front door, I would pay you. It'll be our secret. No way JFK or anyone else could say no to keeping it in those circumstances.
Obviously this is not a life plan for financial security.
- 25 August 2010 at 17:15
- Margarita @ WestCoastMama.net said...
What happened to your etsy shop and all the naughty biscuits? I had assumed you were going to buy out some coffee shop with a friend and take it over, waffling style!
- 25 August 2010 at 17:25
- Helen Brocklebank said...
This morning my inner child was like this
but then I had two internal meeting of tedium and an excel spreadsheet, and my inner child changed to this..
I still like the Holy Relics business plan - and just think how much one could sell the holy spines of the hedgehog for, though we'd need to get Mr Houser to build a suitable reliquary. But having watched a member of my team pay £250 for a weeks 'cleanse'. They send you a large bag of horse tablets, a selection of juices and a lemon. This is a seriously high margin business.
- 25 August 2010 at 17:36
- Kathrine B said...
I hope you enjoy this as much as I have (approximately 18 times in the last 12 hours). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrIp3k5pJQM
- 25 August 2010 at 17:44
- Anna said...
In regards to terrifying children's stories: I had a book of the ballet the Red Shoes, wherein a young girl is given a pairof red shoes that make her dance like a, well, a dancer, but when she tires and wants to take them off they will not come off and she dances until she dies. That's right. Dies. I read this book approximately once, around age 7, but it sure stayed with me. Also, Outside, Over There, whose illustrations are gorgeous but whose story features a baby being kidnapped and taken to a land of goblins and who is replaced in the crib by a melting baby made of ice. Sweet dreams!
- 25 August 2010 at 18:20
- Waffle said...
Er Simon? I found that strange and intensely melancholy. The tiny labels! The names! The woman downstairs! Is she his WIFE? I'm haunted.
- 25 August 2010 at 19:03
- Simon said...
Yep, I'd guess she's his wife. The look on her face when she hears the machine start up again is priceless.
- 25 August 2010 at 20:14
I think the tortoise clip cut away too early. That definitely had the look of a tortoise who was confidently expecting a gratitude shag!
Inner zooborn is the baby chimp, deffo. Loves body hair and PG Tips.
- 25 August 2010 at 20:46
- E and M said...
I read a weird kid's book called The Green Gruff Grackle when I was only 5 and the story was basically about a hideous monster that started to appear from the feet upwards whenever a child did something bad (or some reason like that) and on every page, you saw the horrible green feet appearing. Then the legs. Then the torso, etc.
I was reading this with a teacher and was so scared of seeing the Grackle's face that I refused to continue and when she pushed me to keep reading I wet myself in fear.
As if that wasn't bad enough, the same teacher then forced me to read it again and look at the scary monster's face drawing. I then fainted! My Mum was called to the school and went mental at the teacher.
I had a phobia of the colour green until I was about 10. Coincidentally, I saw a copy of this book at a friend's house when I was in my teens and made myself look at the Grackle's face. It really was absolutely terrifying!
Reading this back, I realise what a wimpy kid I was. I couldn't even watch horror films until I was at least 25, in case the horrible things in them happened to me...
- 25 August 2010 at 20:54
I went to Hema for the first time this year with a friend who knows it well - it was fab and I got loads of bright yellow marshmallow chicks. You could start an export buisiness to the UK to earn money. To save money, you could row it accross. I will meet you in Felixstowe with restorative liqour.
As a 10 year old I read an abridged version of The Birds and have never felt the same way about the little feathered beasts since. They are the devil's work.
My word of the moment is "Pivoed", a corruption of the Croatian for "beer" meaning the effect of imbibing too much of it...
- 25 August 2010 at 22:27
have just spotted my spelling mistakes....
- 25 August 2010 at 22:28
Ok, so the man is mad (do check out his œuvre), but this truly cracks me up. My boys and I sang it like fools the whole time we were on holiday à la plage en France (mais pas tous nus).
White sheet optional.
WV: mumshedd. I love it. How do these get made up?
- 25 August 2010 at 22:38
Also, my new ambition is to learn this choreography with a my closest friends. Not really.
- 25 August 2010 at 22:57
- Waffle said...
Soleils, I feel betrayed. That thing is fucking awful. And now it's going round and round my head. I'm going to wake up in the middle of the night screaming NON MAIS LAISSEZ MOI MANGEZ MA BANANE SUR LA PLAGE.
- 25 August 2010 at 23:13
I know! I am (a little bit sorry) but I had to pass it on, because it was just too much for me... I hope it hasn't scarred you too much. It has certainly scarred us. But also made us laugh. We are an easily pleased audience.
On the other hand, youknow, I feel so tempted to do just that right now - go eat a banana in the noddy on the beach - having just come back to this green and pleasant land (not to mention extremely wet and unwelcoming this time, for some reason) and been metaphorically punched by dozens of emails, tons of work to be done, and basically reality.
Non mais laissez-moi, non mais laissez-moi...
Encore toutes mes excuses !
- 25 August 2010 at 23:29
Am presently howling with laughter after reading The Hobbit post!
- 26 August 2010 at 03:05
- Margaret said...
Love your shorts. Love.
Isn't a hedgehog sort of like a raccoon? Why would you get one on purpose?
1. Teach Oscar to detect bedbugs, move to New York, rake in cash.
2. My dad thought the Odyssey was an appropriate bedtime story for a three-year-old, including Polyphemus getting his eye poked out in grisly fashion.
3. Manatee, formless and flopping around
4. Hyperboleandahalf.com
5. Prostituion whore: What Teresa called Danielle before the table-flipping incident on Real Housewives of New Jersey
- 26 August 2010 at 05:03
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- 26 August 2010 at 10:38
- k said...
the phrase du jour: 'i don't want to be stuck with the petroleum wifes' - juliette in cairo time, which btw is a cinematographic feel-good gem and glimpse into our expat lives.
- 26 August 2010 at 10:40
- Fanny said...
As a child, I was terrified of the "swamp man", who our neighbour said lived in the marshy forest bit behind our houses. We would go down to the tiny stream and catch tadpoles and salamanders, constantly fearing the swamp man would emerge and claim a victim. I imagined him as half human, half mud monster, always on the hunt for fresh child meat.
- 26 August 2010 at 14:17
- JB_Kiwi said...
The lawnmower terrified me as a child. It still does. I fear I will lose my toes in a horrible grisly, attack-of-the-killer-garden-equipment fashion.
- 26 August 2010 at 14:32
- Lisa-Marie said...
1. You could remodel yourself as a make-up counter lady? Think of the free facegoop.
2. My big brother told me when I was little that there was a monster who lived in the toilet, and that when I went to the loo in the night, I had to be back in bed before it stopped flushing, or the monster would get me. You can imagine my horror when my bedroom was moved from directly across for the bathroom to downstairs.
3. I think my inner child is the baby elephant. Chubby and clumsy, but excitable.
4.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAr8mWCws5Q - you may have seen it, but it makes me laugh!
5. 'little shitbags' is my favourite phrase. some teenagers have been attempting to terrorise people, but running away because everyone shouts at them, just across from where I live. I am sure you have met some nedlets when visiting M, so you understand. Other than that, my favourite phrase is always ' You are such a bawbag'. not grown up, but quite fun!
- 26 August 2010 at 15:20
- Lisa-Marie said...
p.s. This is a good not dreary post, and you have very good legs for shorts. I suggest you just wear them with thick tights till for as long as you can bear it.
- 26 August 2010 at 15:24
- Bermondsey mum said...
My brother, " I'll be fine, but I need 40 trailer-loads of sleep"
I have a hunch that you'll be fine too but you need to re-focus; what's with the self-doubt? You have an extraordinary talent as a writer! It's worth repeating that to yourself several times a day. Keep going and sooner or later the fear and doubt will ease; be dogged (but perhaps not a la weepette so much) in your pursuit of the next 24 hours and the 24 hours after that, is my advice.
- 26 August 2010 at 20:23
- Roo said...
Ok......please just hear me out?
I think you have excellent taste/sense in fashion/outfit design.I AM NOT BEING Sarcastic! Wouldn't it be cool to spend other peoples money to dress them? AND make some money on for you!!!
I SUCK at picking outfits that work on me. If I were in the same country, I would hire you. I AM NOT KIDDING!
You do have talent. You need to believe it to use it.
Also, I had Atom Man as a child.
He was a human shape filled with what looked like static on TV. He was the childhood brain-terror of a fever induced fugue state(measles @ 7 years). He came out of my wall light switch and stood over my bed. Sweet Jesus he/it was CREEPY. Good times, good times.
And..I'm done.
- 26 August 2010 at 21:23
- Bermondsey mum said...
p.s. forgot to say - definitely go with the adverts.
- 26 August 2010 at 22:34
- Sarah L. said...
This may also be my inner child. May I have two-fer points? Anywhooo...enjoy The Sneezing Baby Panda: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzRH3iTQPrk
- 27 August 2010 at 05:40
- Laylabean said...
Anna - I had that Red Shoes book too but in my version the ballerina has a woodcutter chop her feet off she can stop dancing. He CHOPS OFF HER FEET!!
The other terrifying story I sort of remember is something about Blackbeard and his new wife goes into a forbidden room and finds the bodies of many previous wives.
Scary, scary, scary.
- 27 August 2010 at 07:44
Please excuse me for being a cheeky interloper....
1. The Brothers Grim version of The Little Mermaid was the source of a couple of childhood nightmares - especially the bit where the witch ripped out the mermaids tongue was particularly memorable/terrifying to my 6 year old self.
As was the Welsh witch from Chorlton and the Wheelies for no explicable reason:
2. My phrase of the day is "bored flaccid"
I almost wish i wasn't testicularly challenged so that i could use it.
3.BTW you look fab in shorts. Some of us are cursed with FAT Knees and large arses so can't wear them.
4. The Hobbit post made me snort my tea laughing..Thank you!
- 27 August 2010 at 13:40
My version of Red Shoes also had the girl's feet being chopped off so she could stop dancing. Then they and the shoes kept dancing off into the distance without her!
I also was terrified of Dr Seuss's "pale green pants with nobody inside them", which featured in "What was I afraid of?". (has been reissued in "The Sneetches and other stories" recently).
Never got into Doctor Who, because the original theme music spooked me out and we had to turn the TV off.
- 27 August 2010 at 14:02
- k said...
belatedly, my phrase of the day is 'lisboniamoci' - as per an italian colleague talking about the union
- 27 August 2010 at 14:51
- Prong Two said...
Sweet Jesus in the corn field. Thank you so much for the mention and the sudden influx in new readers! You're one of my favourite bloggers, and I am THRILLED that you've added me to your blog roll. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
- 30 August 2010 at 20:27
- Waffle said...
Heh. It is my very pleasure Prong Two. I am loving your work intensely AND you have inspired me to join OK Cupid which is providing me with a high number of hours of HILARITY (no dates. But lots of hilarity).
- 30 August 2010 at 22:24
- Prong Two said...
You've joined OKCupid? Oh YES. I have no doubt about the hilarity. Actual dates are a bit risky with that bunch, though they're even more hilarious (if you make it out alive or not dead from boredom). Keep me posted on that!
- 31 August 2010 at 01:41
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Gothenburg, Sweden, 7 March, 2016: SKF has launched a new mechanical device for the fast and easy separation of oil and water in tanks in marine and offshore applications.
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Dear Miss Manners: My sister eloped and quickly became pregnant. They had intended to announce the marriage to family with a spring visit and small celebration, but instead shared all the news after her first trimester of pregnancy.
She is very nontraditional and has never cared to have a wedding or be the center of attention. She waited for a long time before sharing her pregnancy with many people and has been reserved. Similarly, she does not want me to host a shower for her.
Regardless, many friends and family will want to celebrate her new happiness, and I do not doubt there will be many people who would like to send a gift to the baby due in May. The generosity of loved ones is clearly a help to first-time parents, who have many supplies to purchase.
What is a polite and not tacky way to share baby registry information when she feels certain she does not want a traditional shower? Should she do it after the birth with a baby announcement? Or could she share it now with an announcement of both the new marriage and expected arrival?
I realize some people are starting to share this type of information in "virtual" baby showers on social media, but that seems tacky to me. What is your opinion?
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"Traditional" is leading a quietly dignified life, which is what your sister is trying to do. "Tacky" is prodding others, by whatever means, to do your shopping, which is what you are prodding her to do.
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DETROIT – The American League Central Division Champion Detroit Tigers will host game three of the American League Division Series against the Oakland Athletics on Monday, October 7 at 1:07 p.m. at Comerica Park.
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The national anthem will be performed by Detroit natives Joshua Epstein and Daniel Zott of the band Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. Their new album The Speed of Things will be released on Tuesday, October 8.
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Sergeant Michael T. McNichol of the Michigan Army National Guard from Mt Pleasant, Michigan will deliver the game ball. Sergeant McNichol recently returned from his first deployment in Afghanistan where he earned the Purple Heart, a Bronze Star with Distinguishing Devise "V", Army Achievement Medal and Combat Infantry Badge. Sergeant McNichol has proudly served the Michigan Army National Guard since 2009.
Tigers fans still have the opportunity to purchase the same official apparel worn by the team during the postgame clubhouse celebration. Postseason gear is available at The D Shop, at Comerica Park on the corner of Witherell Street and Montcalm Street. The D Shop will open at 8:00 a.m. on Monday morning.
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Submerged in the Chaos.
The dominating facet was the gunfight at the not very OK Corral ending with the carcass of the defeated Silent T being dragged to the edge of the remnants of the party to rot.
Well thats what some are hoping for but,,,,
"E aint dead ees jus restin".
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G. J. Gardner offering a 4 Br @ $235 k and a 3 Br @ 216k, including Soil report, building consents, drainage, floor coverings, kitchen apps and service connections. The missing component? the land to build it on.
Successive OPM addicts on local authorities, who have been mining what they saw as an eldorado of epic opportunities to fund their social engineering wet dreams have made those houses in Auckland and other areas end up at a total cost over $500k.
There, is the major reason for the meme of "unaffordable Housing".
Tightly controlled land rezoning and extortionate rorting of section development costs all in a nutshell, ....Nuts really says it all.
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What is worse is that National look and act like they're a twin - not identical but too close to the declared left to vote for.
Alas. Its choice Jim but not as we know it.
- November 21, 2012 at 12:48 PM
- Adolf Fiinkensein said...
You've been at the communion wine again.
Isn't it ironic that the oldest party is also the most juvenile?
- November 21, 2012 at 2:10 PM
Says the guy who's been hiding behind his mother's skirts for weeks. ROFL, where's your triumphant post about how well you called the US election? Are you going to be well enough to attend Romney's inauguration?
- November 21, 2012 at 7:36 PM
Sorry Adolf - 3.16 is correct and it's what could bring down the Nats in 2014 if they don't get onto it now. There's been very little reform of Liarbour settings over the four years Key & co have had in government. And second term malaise is setting in with very few bright spots. Bennet's welfare reforms are one of the few candles in the storm.
- November 22, 2012 at 8:47 AM
Labour to finish 195 houses a week.
Great - but they forgot to include land in their calculations - duh
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Herv. teol. stud. vol.64 n.1 Pretoria Mar. 2008
Telling time in the Fourth Gospel
Jerome H Neyrey & Eric Rowe*
University of Notre Dame, Indiana (USA)
When we begin the task of telling time in the Fourth Gospel, we bring something not found in any previous study, namely, a model of time articulated by cross-cultural anthropologists (Bordieu, in Pitt-Rivers 1963:55-72, Ayoade, in Wright 1984:71-89). As much as we admire Davies' study, she has no notes to her chapter on time nor any citations in her bibliography to indicate that she has any conversation partners, much less cultural experts, a deficit to be filled in this study. Learning to tell time entails three theoretical considerations: a definition of time, key classifications of it, and special attention to what the ancients meant by past, present and future. With these lenses we are prepared to do as thorough a study as we can on telling time in the Fourth Gospel. As we consider each classification, we will suggest a brief meaning of it from the experts on time, then present a body of Greco-Roman materials illustrative of the classification, and finally use it to gather and interpret data in John. Proving the native existence of these classifications for telling time in antiquity is essential for readers to have a background against which to compare their usage with that of the Fourth Gospel.
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* Eric Rowe is a PhD student at the University of Notre Dame.