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I felt exactly the same way at first, Deftones didn’t click with me in the beginning. Their music seemed kind of cold and hard to connect with compared to bands like Chevelle, but over time, certain tracks started to stand out. Minerva and Digital Bath were the ones that finally made me appreciate how they blend heaviness with these really dreamy, atmospheric parts. It definitely isn’t music that grabs you instantly unless you’re in the right headspace, but sometimes that moody, layered sound just works, especially late at night.
If you end up wanting to actually check them out live and see what the fuss is about, I always hunt around for deftones Tickets before committing, just in case I change my mind or find a better deal.

Yeah, 16.5 is massive. Saints are inconsistent but covering that spread seems doable, especially if Bills aren’t firing on all cylinders. I’d be cautious with the size of the bet, but definitely a tempting underdog play.

If you’re into seafood, check out Salt at The Ritz, amazing view and fresh catch. For casual, The Sandbar right on the beach is perfect. For something fun, rent bikes and explore the historic district or take a kayak tour through the marshes, it’s super chill. Don’t miss a sunset at Fort Clinch State Park, really pretty spot.

Last year I was looking for an L-shaped set around 120 x 70. I focused on aluminum frames and Sunbrella cushions since the furniture stays uncovered. The modular pieces made it easy to get the right fit, and the cushions hold up well in the rain, just hose them off and they dry quickly. I still recommend using a cover for the winter months.
I went with a grey wicker modular set from https://wickerpark.ca/. Canadian-made with sturdy aluminum and Sunbrella, quick GTA delivery, and the sale kept it near my 2k budget.

Try The Eagle for classic pub food, Homeslice for big pizza slices, or BaoziInn for cheap dumplings. If you don’t mind a short walk, Flat Iron is great for steak but expect a queue.

Your plan works if the fleece is warm. No heavy coat needed for 5–15°C. Add hat, gloves, waterproof shoes. Skip bulky parkas.

For food, try Gristmill for Tex-Mex with river views or Mozie’s nearby.

Watch for ZTL zones in towns to avoid fines. Parking is limited; use lots outside centers. A smaller van or SUV works best for tight roads. Have full insurance and cash for tolls and parking.

Cab from JFK at midnight is easiest, flat rate around $70. For the return, book Uber or car service by 1 PM.
Quick food near Midtown: Joe’s Pizza (fast, classic slice) Los Tacos No. 1 (inside Times Square food court) Ess-a-Bagel (good breakfast) Skip Times Square food otherwise.

Playing around with AI art tools is honestly a lot of fun, but the learning curve can be a bit much at first. I tried out a bunch for cool photo edits and weird designs, but also messed with some that make music from scratch, since I was curious how far you can push these models. For art, I actually like mixing up different generators since each one tends to have its own "style," and paying for a subscription makes sense when you want more control or bigger images. Feels like every month or so a new AI pops up that's worth testing before settling on a favorite.

If you end up wanting to play with music or beats, you should check out an ai music maker. It's wild how much you can customize and tweak things, and it gets rid of worrying about copyright issues when making your own content.

When I’m renting for trips, I usually start with Costco too, just to compare rates. But I’ve found that if I need something fancier or want a specific model, like a convertible or a high-end SUV, it's better to go outside the usual big-name companies. The quality and condition of the vehicle really varies, and I hate rolling the dice on that. I’ve had issues before with basic rentals showing up with more wear than expected, especially during peak travel times.

For trips to New York, I’ve used this service that operates in Manhattan and had a Porsche delivered directly to my hotel. Super smooth process and the car was spotless. Worth it if you're looking for a premium ride and don't want the hassle of going to a rental counter—check out this car rental services on https://realcar.nyc/locations/manhattan if that's part of your plans.