After all that you still haven't spelled PREMIER correctly. Or PREMIERE depending on which word you are trying to use.

lol its the usage which one would i use?

Main Entry: 1pre·mier
Pronunciation: pri-ˈmir, -ˈmyir, -ˈmē-ər; ˈprē-ˌ, ˈpre-ˌ
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English primer, primier, from Anglo-French, first, chief, from Latin primarius of the first rank — more at primary
Date: 15th century
1 : first in position, rank, or importance 2 : first in time : earliest

Or

Pre·miere

n.
The first public performance, as of a movie or play.
v. pre·miered or pre·mièred, pre·mier·ing or pre·mièr·ing, pre·mieres or pre·mières
v.tr.
To present the first public performance of.
v.intr.
1. To have the first public performance.
2. To make a first appearance in a public performance.
adj.
First or paramount; premier.

Yeah i want the second one so I did figure it out :P

Yeah I had it figured out. "Its spelled premiere..." iss what I said a little while ago lol

I forgot to change the date of my Finals competition for my SGA League, so it's on the first day of the season /:

lol omg thats funny sorry first horn

well, it'll be a quick season for your league then xD

rookie year, I left my water jug at the first show site, the next few days were interesting...

as for FMA My drumline shows, past and present, have typos, the first more obvious, the second more subtle

I put my competition on the wrong day -.-

Probably just made my first. Bought staff for new season, then realized I hadn't scheduled my shows...aaarrrrggghhhhh. Need to raise $1000 for each group!!

you might be able to do it during preseason week

yeah, just ran the numbers for what I need. 37.5 hrs for dc and 26+ for dl. i've increased my challenge levels significantly from last season, so def need rehearsal time. Might be a slow start, but we will get there in the end.

interesting. just checked and i can also support FMA. this would get my groups the money needed, though i do like to earn what we have. hmmmm.....i could look at it like a benefit from dues to an organisation. good rationale.....i'm also not opposed to helping to keep the site going and improving

on one of my groups i put 15 bucks for a show instead of 20.....now my ocd is taking over

my first season i joined half way through and i was not sure what was going on and what it meant to host a show. i wanted to host a show and i decided to host a drumline show, and i did not know what day it was when i made the show so i ended up setting it on a date that had already happened. needless to say no one showed up.

I think i jacked something up with my ticket prices this season. Normally the money I make from shows is pretty consistent across the board. This season, I haven't even broke $10k for three of my groups and the other is almost to $40k, with less attending.
It's weird.

Divide your money by the number of people attending and you can see what your ticket price is. You might have forgotten to change 3 of them from 5 bucks a pop.

OMG!!! Rookie mistakes, but I'm not a rookie!! Well, long story short. I was so excited to upgrade my staff that I completely overlooked a small little thing, scheduling my shows!! lol. Shall I either go with no home shows, fundraise, or support to gaon money for my shows?

I did the same thing with my Drum Corps, the Pacific Double-Reed Ensemble. The others have shows,