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Today credit cards have found massive usage due to the convenience they offer. Unlike the old days, you do not have to carry cash all the time. Whenever you go out for shopping, all you need to do is take your credit card with you, shop whatever you want, swipe your credit card at merchant's machine and walk out with your purchase. Simple, isn't it? In addition to the simplicity, Card issuers offer many type of benefits like cash back, reward points, interest free credit and discount offers on purchases made at select stores. All this makes it attractive to use a credit card in lieu of cash for your purchases. If you are wondering, "What happens after I swipe my card at merchant's machine?", then read on to know more.
When you hand over your credit card to the cashier to pay for your purchases he takes it and swipes it in the merchant's point of sale (POS) system. This system is connected to the merchant's bank via a communication link. This POS system helps in verifying your data by using an electronic verification system. The details verified include the validity of your card and the availability of sufficient balance on your credit card to pay for the purchases.
Once your details are transmitted to the merchant's bank, they are sent to your bank which then authorizes the payment if all the details are in order. This authorization is then sent to the merchant's bank, which then blocks the amount from your credit limit so as to reimburse it to the merchant later on. The authorization generates an approval code and is transmitted to the merchant. This code has to be keyed in by the cashier, after which two copies of charge slip are generated. This charge slip is your agreement to pay your issuing bank the amount of purchase. You then sign one copy of the charge slip and take the other one with you, along with your purchase.
Just like you, there are many others who use credit cards for their purchases. They also generate their own charge slips. All these charge slips are stored in batches and submitted by the merchant to his bank, once a day at the end of the working day. But remember, the nature of the relationship of the merchant with his bank is far different from your relation with your bank. It is called a merchant account and is actually a line of credit rather than a regular account. As per this contract, the bank agrees to undertake collection of payments on behalf of the merchant from his customers' banks. These payments are credited to the merchant's bank accounts after deducting the fees for all the services involved.
When the merchant deposits these batches in his bank, they are sent by the merchant's bank for clearing and settlement through the credit card association. This association charges your purchase amount to your bank and pays the amount to the merchant's bank. The merchant's bank then reimburses this amount to the merchant.
Your bank now charges your purchase amount to your credit card account. On the specific date, your bank will generate an account statement, listing all the credit and debit transactions in your account. If the debits are higher than credits, you have to pay the difference to your bank. You will also be given a due date, which is the last date by which you have to repay your bank in full. Failure to pay off this amount in full by due date will mean you will have to pay late fees as well as interest charges to the bank. These fees and charges can be very high, so be very careful.
Credit cards are a powerful credit tool to help you tide over short term financial requirements. However they must be used judiciously, as any misuse of the credit card can lead to high charges and make you fall into a debt trap, besides dropping your credit score drastically. So the watch word is - BE DISCIPLINED TO REPAY your credit card!
As the time is changing, the credit card providers have started tailoring their cards as per one's requirements.
A credit card is a payment card issued by a particular bank for customers looking to avail instant credits to easily purchase goods and services without spending a single penny from their pockets. The bank extends a line of credit with which the user borrows money, to be paid to a merchant. The cardholder is required to pay back the borrowed sum of money subsequently to the lender bank along with extra interest rates.
Credit cards in India are available in different variants like Gold, Silver, Platinum, Titanium, Classic, Premium and Business, distinguished by the level of services they offer.
Specific to a customer's requirement the following are also offered:
Customers need to get in touch with an executive from a bank of their choice and submit a filled-in application form with the required documents. The bank will process your application after appraising your credit history and will then approve the new credit card according to your requirements.
In India, banks charge the highest rate of interests for credit cards, from 36% to 42% per annum. A bank decides the interest rate for a particular customer based on his credit history, financial capability and also depending on the type of card he chooses. Applicants with good credit scores and regular payment patterns get the best deals on their credit card interest rates.
Banks in India have tied up with Visa, MasterCard and American Express (AMEX) to process credit card payments, connecting merchant accounts with the acquiring banks.
In India, banks generally offer credit cards to individuals above the age of 21 and with a steady monthly income. As part of their verification process, banks do a deep dive into the customer's credit history and assess previous payment patterns to understand the customer's financial situation. Only after ensuring that the applicant has the financial capability to repay the expenses incurred using a credit card, will the bank approve the customer's application.
Yes, in India applicants are required to earn a minimum of Rs 75,000 to 1 Lakh per annum, though this criterion varies depending on the type of the card.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) or the ''cost'' at which a customer takes credit from a bank, is the simple interest rate charged by a bank on expenses incurred on a credit card for a year.
The best mantra while managing a credit card is to ''Pay as and when you can". Delaying a credit card payment is not a wise option, as banks tend to impose high late payment fees and gradually increase the interest rates charged. The customer would actually end up paying way more than his original purchase amount.
Add-on cards can be taken for family members of the primary card holder with extra charges anywhere between Rs 125 to Rs 1000. The credit limit of the primary card gets carried over to the new card with similar features. Also customers can get a comprehensive bill with details of both the cards.
Global credit cards give a customer the leeway of instantly performing cashless transactions from any corner of the globe. Accepted worldwide, global cards give you the flexibility of spending in any foreign currency and later paying your bills in your local currency. A customer can also avoid the hassle of carrying huge amounts of cash or using traveller's checks.
Credit card reward programs have been introduced by lenders to popularize the various cards they offer by rewarding a customer for transacting using their credit card. The cardholder is awarded points as per his expenditure for purchasing goods and services. The accumulated points can later be redeemed by customers for certain discounts and gifts as per the bank's guidelines.
The Reserve Bank of India mandates the provision of multiple levels of authentication from banks, for customers using credit cards to make an online purchases. Additionally, customers are advised by banks to use their credit card credentials only in encrypted internet connections to avoid fraudulent transactions.
Customers can also use their credit cards as ATM cards and withdraw a stipulated amount of cash, preset by the bank as cash advance. Though this feature gives a customer access to instant cash, the bank charges very high interest rates for credit taken using this facility.
The Maharashtra State Government, with a view to reduce traffic jams, is planning to introduce a system where toll charges can be paid through credit cards. The issue of traffic jams in highways due to toll booths was raised during a session where this decision was made collectively by the ruling and opposition parties. Credit cards would facilitate simpler payments and reduce the total interaction time at toll booths. While the state's PWD Minister said that vehicles from villages near Kharghar toll booth was initially exempted from toll fare, he also noted that the exemption cannot be a long term solution.
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25th March 2015
In order to keep a check on borrowers, Indian banks like ICICI, Axis, Kotak, SBI and Central Bank are offering credit cards against fixed deposit accounts. Banks are promoting this twin package aggressively as fixed deposits can be used as a fall back feature in case of delayed or irregular credit card payments. A customer requires to have an existing fixed deposit account or open a new one in order to apply for a credit card. The deposit amount accepted ranges from Rs 20, 000 to Rs 25 lakhs.
Unlike the traditional way of processing applications, in this case a bank processes a credit application quickly and customers only have minimal documentation to finish. The fixed deposit associated with the credit card needs to be taken for a minimum tenure of 180 days and a lien would be marked against the deposit. The credit limit allotted on this particular type of credit card is 80% to 85% of the fixed deposit amount.
23rd March 2015
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is easing off the norms for payments affected through NFC or contactless cards by negating the need for additional authentication in cases where the transactions are lesser than Rs.2000. Usually, this additional authentication comprised of supplying a PIN number or entering the OTP (One Time Password). The apex bank notes that this ruling follows the wide-spread request from customers to ease this process and is definitely not a trade-off between the inherent security that additional authentication vouches for. RBI advocates the use of technologies that will help in this initiative, including new-age techniques like Near Field Communication (NFC), which is currently used in contactless cards. At the moment, only ICICI Bank has rolled out NFC based cards while SBI is planning to follow suit soon.
16th March 2015
Mumbaikars using the Metro on line 1 ( Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar corridor) can now travel hassle free with a combo card that doubles up as a credit/debit & metro smart card. Mumbai Metro One in association with ICICI and SBI cards, on Wednesday (25.02.2015), launched the combo card that comes with an in built functionality of auto reload if the balance is less than 50 rupees. The back end systems automatically top up the account for Rs.200.00 from the credit/debit card account linked to the combo card. This ensures that you never run out of currency in your metro account. This card can be used at any of the 12 Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) systems in Line 1 of Mumbai Metro. Customers can also use the combo card to make regular purchases and earn loyalty points.
9th March 2015
Chennai Metro rail commuters can now easily 'recharge' their smart cards in any shop within 500 meters of the metro rail corridor. The Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) will take the help of franchisees to facilitate this for customers by promoting the use of cards instead of tokens. CMRL will be the first to introduce such a smart card recharge scheme through franchisees when compared to other Indian Metros.
Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) has tied up with India's largest bank, State Bank of India for this new venture. SBI credit and debit cards would be used as metro smart tickets and these can be topped up at kiosks available in metro stations by feeding the card number and by using a customer's credit or debit cards. Customers can recharge their cards with a minimum of Rs 100/-. The maximum cap on this amount and the deposit required has not yet been determined by CMRL.
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Noshing Through LatkeFest
In honor of Hanukkah beginning earlier this week, and an all-around appreciation for starch and fried things, Manhattan-based event planning company Great Performances hosted its annual Latke Fest, touted as the "only festival celebrating latkes in NYC!" This year marks the sixth time well-known restaurants throughout the city came to compete for the title of the ultimate latke. The event also benefits The Sylvia Center, with each year's proceeds supporting the Center's mission to inspire healthy eating and cooking amongst young people and their families. (Yes, yes, there's a slight irony of frying potatoes in gallons of oil to in effect promote good food choices but I'm pretty sure nobody is complaining.) I had never attended before, and I thought there was logically only one person to ask to come with me: Shannon.
"I know this is Latke Fest but…I can't eat any more latkes. I have been eating, and testing and frying latkes since October!" This is how Shannon greeted me when we met in front of the Metropolitan Pavilion. About 2.5 seconds later, we were both at The Plaza Hotel's table enjoying latkes with red wine braised oxtail, horseradish sunchoke and crispy kale. And so our tour-de-latke began.
It was a packed house (albeit with ample space to move around), of people and potatoes, and, as one sign warned, also some pork. Chefs and their culinary accomplices together dished over twenty different kinds of potato pancakes. Before we had walked two feet to the next station, we had already made some observations.
First, the idea of a "crispy latke" might be a challenge in this cooking/serving environment. More often than not we ate delicious but let's call them "softer" pancakes. Second, we were immediately perplexed by the presence of forks. But looking around the room it was evident that there were two kinds of Latke Fest people: those who used forks, and those who, well, just shoved the latkes in their mouths. We were definitely "shovers."
Which brings me to another thought shared by Shannon: things seemed rather civilized. Nobody was elbowing each other or plowing through the crowd to get to a table like when it's schmorg time at a bar mitzvah. Shannon was sure we would witness at least one semi-brawl over a station's last latke.
Or, as it turns out, a donut. Or babka. Or a biyali. There were lots of latkes, but also other foods and beverages. Final observation: the grand tradition of offering tangential Jewish foods at the same time in one place was proudly being kept alive here: "Welcome to Latke Fest, have a biyali!" (Dough brought big puffy strawberry-cheesecake and passion fruit filled "sufganiyot;" there was shiny gooey babka from Bread's Bakery; and a table of beautiful bialys and bread shaped like menorahs from Hot Bread Kitchen.)
Though, to be fair, as Shannon pointed out, isn't everyone always in the mood for babka? And, I would add, even a donut? In anticipation of being in such a mood later that evening, we had a very brief but serious discussion about trying to sneak extra donuts into our bags. For our husbands. Definitely for our husbands, and definitely not for us (yeah, for us).
I can't imagine we were the only ones who tried this. But what I also would have liked to smuggle to the outside world was another of Print's sweet potato & chestnut latke in duck fat. I actively do not like chestnuts, but various layers of fat probably helped the cause. For Shannon, it was Shelsky's sweet potato and schmaltz-fried latkes with chopped liver that made all her latke dreams come true.
After at least five more latkes (most of them not bite size), two cocktails, and several instagram photos we were stuffed. Drunk off oil and carbohydrates. Latke Fest, a success? As we made our way out of the Pavilion, Shannon said "I should have worn my maternity jeans…" So I think that means, yes, a successful evening.
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The official winners were coincidentally also some of our favorites: both Print and Shelsky's took home wins for their latkes, Judges and People's Choice respectively. (Mae Mae Cafe also tied for Judge's Choice).
An honorable mention that your kosher bubby might not approve of: Mokbar's pork latke with kimchi crema. The cool spicy cabbage was super nice against the perfectly crisp potato.
The pleasant surprise of the evening: Benchmark's French onion soup latke with gruyere, Beef gelée & beef carpaccio. It was one of the last latkes we tried and was also one of the least appealing latkes. Nevertheless we were both wowed by the flavor despite our initial hesitation over the beef gelée & beef carpaccio. It truly tasted like a bite of french onion soup.
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What the EZ Squirt Ketchup Flop Says About Coloring Our Foods
Recently a friend informed me, via Slate.com, that the éclair "has surpassed the macaron as the most buzzed about Parisian bonbon of the moment." (Right, totally. I knew that.) But this isn't your Parisian grandma's éclair, missy! It has been fancified with trendy flavors and inventive toppings and, most notably, bold bright colors that would make Crayola proud.
The very same week I went into Nussbaum and Wu's on the Upper West Side of Manhattan to find trays of "Black and White" cookies in different colors. Besides the fact that there was something funny and now "inaccurate" about these pink and white, or green and white cookies labeled "Black and Whites," they caught my attention, especially after hearing of the "new" éclair.
Now, I am not sure how I feel about the éclair of 2013. Or, to a lesser extent, this updating of what many might call "the official cookie of New York," (which is expected to appear as its names suggests). How far can one veer from an original, from tradition, before you have created something entirely new? Not to mention, these modern éclairs seem to be yet another big city chef's way of sparking buzz and the salivary glands of local foodies and Instagrammers with what really is something rather common and usually inexpensive—in this case, a sexed-up Euro Boston cream donut (though, I can think of plenty of others: popsicles, cupcakes, rice krispie treats, actual donuts).
Still it seems worthwhile to ponder how color is used to represent innovation and "newness," especially in the food world. Of course color is important elsewhere. Namely in the fashion world—depending on the season or designer, the "hot look" is either bright colors, no color, or a particular color; and, most apropos of today, in the tech/gadget industry, as just last week the usually monochromatic innovators at Apple unveiled its forthcoming release of two different iPhones—a cheaper version, the 5C, that comes in five bright plastic colors, and a more expensive version, the 5S, that comes in a selection of metallic colors. (Side thought: who decided that "cheaper" equals a children's paint set, and that those who are willing to pay more, would necessarily want, well, the more boring kind?)
But back to food. Considering that often the colors of an edible object are one of the first ways in which we not only recognize it, connect to our own memories and experiences, and decide if we, in fact, want to consume it, I am surprised any culinary team (of one, or many) ventures to mess with color at all! Especially since it is far from predictable when an unusual color will work and when it will not work. Green (and purple) absolutely did not fly for Heinz ketchup consumers in 2000 when almost nobody jumped on board the EZ Squirt train! Conversely, lack of color is also off-putting, or at least, not very lucrative as Pepsi found when they introduced the world to Crystal Pepsi.
But why? Are we simply slaves to the intersection of tradition, custom, and current trends (be they global or social or cultural)? Bright purple ketchup? No thanks. Black "forbidden" rice and blue potatoes? Sure, for some. Lime green luxury car? Probably not. Electric yellow shoes? Well, at least Beyoncé gives a hell yeah! Can we even compare how color is used and interpreted across all aspects of life?
There might also be a current competing trend in the realm of color and food: to go natural. If Chipotle wants to sell you on its beliefs that fast food doesn't have to be based on poor quality ingredients or conventional agriculture and production they want a tomato to look exactly like what you expect a tomato to look like (not to mention the whole burrito)! Countless products and other companies count on the fact that the absence of dyes and bright colors are often the visual marks of products labeled with words like "organic," "artisan," or "healthy," and hence the visual cue to the consumer to buy said products based on these claims.
But still sometimes "recoloring" or unexpected color is a success. And maybe desserts, and especially the elevated dessert trend, can more readily get away with something that otherwise goes against our other (better) decisions, and general common sense. I mean, what on earth does common sense have to do with the nutritionally-unnecessary but wildly enjoyable black and white (or mint green and white) cookie? Nothing!
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The Best Mini Kitchen Tools
Even though I live in what most non-New Yorkers would describe as a tiny city apartment (600 sq. ft.), I have a nice size kitchen and have not been shy about filling its drawers and covering its counters with cooking tools and gadgets. Of course, everyone has accumulated items that after months of ignoring they realize maybe weren't so useful after all (i.e., herb cutter).
But even within the more practical category, I seem to return to the same few tools over and over again. Much like the way I wear the same clothes week after week, despite a closet-full of pants and shirts (some with the tags still on them). I am a working mom with a toddler, so while I am not regularly opening pop-up cafes, or even cooking full meals every single night, I seem to always be in the kitchen and always using these items. Only after creating my list did I realize that all of them are small versions of larger ones.
Still, I insist, these recommendations are not only for fellow New Yorkers (or dollhouse owners), as I am confident I would continue to use the same favorite utensils if I lived in a massive home (anything over 800 sq. ft.).
All items are under $10 and can be purchased online or in most kitchen and home good stores.
1. Serrated pairing knife: If I were on a cooking Survivor-like reality show and was allowed to take only one knife, it would be this one. I am absolutely certain I use this knife in more ways than Victorinox ever intended, and quite certainly do not execute any sort of proper technique with it. However, this is the knife I reach for when I need to cut a tomato, a cucumber, a challah roll, a block of semi-hard cheese, a cupcake (of which I am pretending I will only eat half), or when I need to slice through the top of a plastic bag of salad greens. I own three.
2. Small spatula: I am persistent, and I ask a lot of questions. Some might call me nosy. I am also just a smidge anal-retentive (just a smidge). But, really, I just like to get to the bottom of things…like peanut butter jars, cream cheese containers; and get every last remaining cholesterol-filled drop of mayonnaise. This spatula does the job, and does it well. I also use it a lot when mixing up small batches of sauces, spreads or glazes.
3. Small scoop colander: Whether it is for my son or myself, this is so handy when rinsing off a serving or two (or three) of fruit, and even pasta, and other cooked items. There is also the kind that collapse flat but I like this one by the brand Arcitec in particular because of its more ergonomic design, ya know, it's "scoopiness".
4. Mini whisk: This one could easily be dismissed as nonessential but it truly is the best tool for whisking a quantity of eggs suitable for a Sunday morning breakfast. Larger whisks cause the viscous egg to sloppily fling over the bowl's sides, and a fork simply doesn't efficiently combine the whites and the yolks. Anyway, at $1 price tag, this whisk is no risk. (Note: whisks do come even smaller. I had one of these whisk keychains once and actually used it successfully. For some reason I am proud of this.)
5. Small offset spatula: Even if you only bake the occasional box-mix brownie (which I will not judge but say simply that brownies from scratch are so fast and easy you really should think about); or, to be honest, you just like spreading cream cheese on your bagel like it's a mini birthday cake, this off set spatula is super handy. I actually use it in almost every baking recipe I make, including real birthday cakes.
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I posted this about six months ago, but there are so many different micechatters on the board now, I thought I'd resurrect the question to see what everyone else thinks.
What are the little whimsical touches that Disneyland (or DCA) have that make it that much more magical--stuff that could have easily been left out, but was otherwise put in to add just a little extra.
For example, the dialogues coming from the NOS station (voodoo lady) and the audio of the guy showering right by the Main St. locker rooms, the rope pulling, and "falling roof" in the Indy queue.
My favorite would be the drinking fountain in Toontown (I don't know if it is still there) where changing colors of flourescent light shine up through the water so you feel you are drinking a bunch of colors.
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If it's ragwort it's much smaller than I thought from the photo. Yellow daisy flowers, pretty but lethal. Another Google pic.
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When you're a seal whose belly gets full by people throwing fish at you, you learn very quickly how to stand out. Charlie the seal has made a name for himself by waving at visitors who come to Howth Harbor in Ireland, where he beckons them to throw him fish, which they purchase by the bucketful nearby.
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What's a dog to do with 18,000 golf balls?
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A disheartened Trevor Letowski has decided to try his hand overseas.
After waiting a month for a solid NHL offer, the Thunder Bay native signed a one-year deal with HC Astana of the newly formed Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) based out of Russia. Letowski had played the last nine seasons in the NHL.
"It had become a little frustrating here," said Letowski Wednesday afternoon. "Anyone who has been a free agent at the NHL level knows that after July 1, you're talking to your agent pretty much every day. There's different things here and there and you get your hopes up and then another day it's bad news, another day it's good news."
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A new (April) issue of Czech Journal of Economics and Finance is published. The list of published papers is available below.
Interactions of Unconventional Monetary Policy Measures with the Euro Area Yield Curve
Improving Bankruptcy Prediction in Micro-Entities by Using Nonlinear Effects and Non-Financial Variables
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The February issue of Czech Journal of Economics and Finance is published. The list of published papers is available below.
Forecasting Inflation with a Simple and Accurate Benchmark: The Case of the US and a Set of Inflation Targeting Countries
Chaker ALOUI, Hela BEN HAMIDA
Estimation and Performance Assessment of Value-at-Risk and Expected Shortfall Based on LM GARCH-Class Models
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The Effects of the Euro Area Entrance on the Monetary Transmission Mechanism in Slovakia in Light of the Global Economic Recession
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Are Value, Size and Momentum Premiums in CEE Emerging Markets Only Illusionary?
Evzen Kocenda becomes the new co-editor of the Czech Journal of Economics and Finance
We welcome professor Evzen Kocenda as the new co-editor of the Czech Journal of Economics and Finance. Evzen has published more than 60 articles in refereed journals including the highly selective journals such as Journal of Economic Literature, Econometric Reviews, Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Comparative Economics or Journal of Financial Stability. His research is widely cited with more than 550 citations in Scopus and H-index of 14. The RePEc rankings currently ranks Evzen as the no. 1 (out of 333 economists registered) academic economist living in the Czech Republic. Evzen is affiliated with CERGE-EI and will join our team of co-editors as of September, 1.
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As any propagandist will tell you (stop laughing, I'm serious), repetition sells. Why do you think Chris is so damn popular? <-- this guy's got clout, let me tell you, and he's got about a billion posts on Sufjan Stevens to thank for it. It's why awful songs get played on the radio over and over and over again. It's why "all press is good press." It's why I can now look at Cate Blanchett without making this face. So without further ado, here's a recap of what I've been obsessing over/posted on over the last month or two. Shameless, maybe, but oh so sweet.
[MP3] +/- [plus/minus] – Steal The Blueprints
Here's a band that really came out of nowhere for me, particularly because a) they're so damn good and b) I hadn't heard them before. This song will undoubtedly end up on my year's best list.
[MP3] We Will Build – White Furniture
These guys won an IGIF contest a little while back, and to top that, they are virtually unheard of! Here's my favorite song of theirs, an upbeat DNTEL-esq electronica masterpiece, also on my year's best list.
[MP3] Sunset Rubdown – They Took A Vote And Said No
Wolf Parade frontman Spencer Krug's side project #1 is really picking up steam in the indie world, especially after winning Pitchfork's BNM honors…and also for being ridiculously, ridiculously good sounding.
[MP3] Sufjan Stevens – No Man's Land
Who else but Sufjan Stevens. I'm not normally a huge fan of patriotic ballads, but I'll let this one slide…and I pray, and expect, that there's a steaming pile of metaphor somewhere in this epic. Song of the Year contender.
[MP3] Phoenix – Long Distance Call
After the "Lost In Translation" buzz had died, we didn't hear a lot from "that French band." Now they've got a new album on the way, and if this song is any indication, it's gonna be good.
[MP3] National Eye – The Switch
For fans of Sunset Rubdown, anything out of Montreal, and bouncy indie pop. Here's a terribly underrated band that's been pretty neglected in the indie world. It's a shame too, because they've got a great album on their hands, and a whole lot of potential.
[MP3] Mystery Jets – The Boy Who Ran Away
Disappointed by The Futurehead's newly discovered sound? Look no further than Mystery Jets, flying from across the pond in a big, awesome British flurry. Random acapella included.
[MP3] Little Ones – Lovers Who Uncover
This song's got it all: hand clapping, Shins fans-friendly vocals, a catchy chorus, and plenty of buzzzzzz. It's one of my favorites of the year, hands down, and I'm more than excited to see what else Little Ones have to offer.
[MP3] Irving – The Gentle Preservation Of Children's Minds
A song that blurs the line between "indie" and mainstream, because it could easily go either way. Anyone else notice how similar this song is to DCFC's Different Names For The Same Thing?
[MP3] Cold War Kids – We Used To Vacation
A great song told in story-mode about a guy on the edge of a breakdown. Cold War Kids came out of nowhere with two excellent EPs under their belt, and a whole lot of wiggle room.
[MP3] Cadence Weapon – Black Hand
After seeing a great performace as he opened up for Islands and Why?, I bought Breaking Kayfabe and haven't been able to put it down. This is my favorite song of his, and maybe my favorite rap song this year so far.
[MP3] The Argyle Wishlist – We'll Change Our Minds Eventually
Speaking of Islands, here's a band that almost mimics Nick Diamonds' vocals squeak for squeak. A great album from an almost unheard of band. Can't wait to hear what they sound like with a bigger budget.
There…now doesn't that make this look like the best blog ever!?! All that great music and all…(shameless). Anyway, I've got to go watch the United States put Morocco through torture and embarrassment. More to come later.


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What a great place, it's small but that gives it more of the family style. Everyone there is wonderfully pleasant and the food was great. And for what they charge for the food, you'll be hard pressed to find abetter Mexican Restaurant.
Always a welcoming staff. Great food. Family run.
We celebrate birthdays there as well as just family nights out. It's a small establishment with wonderful people. The food is very nicely portioned for price. The desserts are very tasty as well.
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My husband and I ate at El Tequila Mexican Restaurant in Faribault a couple months ago. We are not from "Faribo" but have been trying out some placed here during our drives through. El Tequila is not a large restaurant. It has traditional Mexican decor and many of the...
There is a lanquage barrier/problem and if you order something slightly different (maybe something without onions let's say), the customer doesn't know if the waitress speaks English well enough to understand what was said and one never knows if the cooks pay attention to notes on order. The food has been good, but I stopped going there because of the...
Don't let my title discourage you, if you like Mexican. I just felt that with the other reviewers speaking so highly of it - I had high expectations. And this girl LOVES mexican food...and I thought it was just an average mexican restaurant. The outside was uninviting but the inside was warm, clean and friendly service. Very small! Truthfully, I'm...
It's real Mexican food--that is--it is NOT really spicy--the "heat" comes from side sauces. Not very large, but the service is prompt.
Small restaurant but great service, tremendous variety and great tasting food! Highly reccommend! Authentic tasting food and fun atmosphere! Located in Owatonna and Faribault, MN and both are great to eat at. Lots of combo options and willing to work with customers to make food the way you want it.
This is family owned, real Mexican food restaurant!!! The food is what keeps us coming back but the atmosphere is friendly also. My husband and I come at least twice a month-sometimes just the two of us-sometimes the whole family. My favorite is chicken taco salad, chicken enchilada, or chicken quesadilla as long as I get the yummy rice with...
Good authentic food, kinda small but nice atmosphere. Waitstaff could be friendlier but some don't speak English.
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Dean, Yep...I think that's very common! Good for you though for fixing it yourself. Edward
I got my PR350E cheap because the electronics didn't work. At the time I didn't care 'cuz it was my first git and I didn't have an amp. Talking to a tech at a shop got me looking at the piezo p/u under the saddle. He told me to make sure it was VERY straight and parallel to the saddle. When I changed strings, I readjusted it and everything is working FINE now. All I need now is an amp. Keeping It Fun, Dean
Rev., here's wishing you luck..."repaired electronics" may be a good bargaining tool to get the price lower, and if you don't need electronics then that works for you...if you do need electronics, then you get a refurbished pickup that will work for you! Let us know what happens! Edward
Hey guys wish me luck because I've got my eye on a pre-owned Epiphone EJ-200 CE. They're only going to put a price on the guitar after they fix the electronics and I'm sorta chompin' at the bit to "git my hands on that axe"!
I think I found it at the link below. New about 150 Euros or about 200 bucks, Mostly it appears this was a guitar sold in Europe (mostly I suppose.
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Reign of Ash
Survival is just the beginning. Blaine McFadden endured six long years in the brutal Velant prison colony, exiled for murder. War devastated his homeland of Donderath and destroyed the magic on which the Ascendant Kingdoms relied. Now Blaine and a small group of fellow exiles have returned to a lawless wasteland, where unrestrained magic storms wreak havoc and monsters roam free. Yet, amidst the chaos, rumors persist of a new magic that could restore the kingdoms. But the key lies with a dangerous, ancient ritual and a group of vanished survivors. Now McFadden's only hope is a small, desperate, quickly rallied army. Together they must make one last stand knowing that if they fail, the civilization of the Ascendant Kingdoms dies with them.
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A beautiful day Saturday in Hirafu but still some of us have to work !
This is going to be a really nice place - 3 stories concrete foundation with 2 wodden floors - this was taken from the third floor. Was originally planning on shooting this place before the floors wer put in so i could shoot just the structure but i missed my chance ...these guys work quickly.
Was a kind of tricky to shoot as the crane was moving quickly hoisting wood up to the guys on top. Didn't have the courage to climb up higher on the scaffolding to shoot but might get the chance again in the next few days.
The eight islands of Japan sprang into existence through Divine Intervention.The first two gods who came into existence were Izanagi no Mikoto and Izanami no Mikoto, the Exalted Male and Exalted Female. It was their job to make the land for people to live on.They went to the bridge between heaven and earth and, using a jewel-encrusted halberd, Izanagi and Izanami churned up the sea into a frothy foam. As salty drips of water fell from the tip of the halberd the first island was formed. Its name was Onogoro.So far, so good. But when Izanagi and Izanami first met on their island, Izanami spoke to Isanagi without being spoken to first. Since she was the female, and this was improper, their first union created badly-formed offspring who were sent off into the sea in boats.The next time they met, Izanagi was sure to speak first, ensuring the proper rules were followed, and this time they produced eight children, which became the islands of Japan.I'm sure you did not fail to miss the significance of this myth for the establishment of Japanese formal society.At present, Japan is the financial capital of Asia. It has the second largest economy in the world and the largest metropolitan area (Tokyo.)Technically there are three thousand islands making up the Japanese archipelago. Izanagi and Izanami must have been busy little devils with their jewelled halberd...Japan's culture is highly technical and organized. Everything sparkles and swooshes on silent, miniaturized mechanisms.They're a world leader in robotics, and the Japanese have the longest life-expectancy on earth.Text by Steve Smith.


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A photographic installation celebrating the richness and diversity of Victorian Aboriginal people.
Earlier this year the much loved exhibition Koorie Voices closed as part of the preparations for the redevelopment of the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre.
Koorie Voices was one of the most popular displays in Bunjilaka and has kept people coming back time and time again. Its closure was met with a feeling of sadness both at the museum and by the community. It was this feedback that drove the decision to put the images of Koorie Voices back on display.
In June 2012, the Koorie Voices images were installed in the main walk outside Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre. This version focuses on the portraits with all of the photos represented as either printed panels or on screen.
The Koorie Voices photographic installation celebrates the richness and diversity of Victorian Aboriginal people. These images are connections to Ancestors, country and identity.
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