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DC United is a club that's proud of its tradition. So what kind of milestones might players on the team hit this season, and where will that rank them in the team's history? For this FanPost, I'm just looking at the tremendous Wikipedia page (recently updated by our own Ben Bromley), All-Time D.C. United Roster. It's an invaluable resource.
The roster underwent a lot of turnover, and there's not a whole lot of longstanding United players left. The longest tenured player is Chris Pontius. He's currently at 123 games played for United. If he plays in 27 games (which, given his injury history and increased positional competition, could be a stretch), he'd get to 150 games for United, something only seven players have done. Pontius would leapfrog Carey Talley, Christian Gomez, Jeff Agoos, and Eddie Pope to play the 8th most games in United's history.
Perry Kitchen has the next most games played, with 94. He seems a good bet to play at least 30 games, which would tie him with Talley and Gomez. Kitchen seems like a true building block for the team, and has been a stalwart since he was a teenager. Still, he'd have to average 30 games played a season for the next eight seasons before he'd catch the all-time leader. That, of course, is Jaime Moreno with 329.
Which outfield player on our current roster has the third most games for United? Turns out it's the prodigal son, Bobby Boswell. He's at 80. He should get to 100 games pretty easily, passing Dejan Jakovic, and 110 would tie him with Josh Gros.
Another defender, Chris Korb, is next at 68. He's tied with two club legends, Raul Diaz Arce and Dwayne De Rosario, so his next game played will see him move past them. Korb has seen a lot of playing time in the last three seasons, but may find playing time harder to come by this season.
Two more games for Nick DeLeon will get him to fifty. Thirty this year will move him to 78, one ahead of Dema Kovalenko.
Kyle Porter and Lewis Neal both have 27 games for United. It'll be interesting to see who ends the season with more.
The top two goalies in United history are Troy Perkins (99 games played) and Nick Rimando (98). Bill Hamid is rapidly closing on them. He's at 85, and should reasonably expect to pass both this season. I think we can expect the backup keeper to make ten starts, but that would still mean Hamid ends the season with 109 games started, far and away the most in team history. Speaking of his backup, Joe Willis just needs three games to move into seventh place (that would be 26). Perhaps Andrew Dykstra will win the #2 role, and earn his first appearance for DC.
Chris Pontius currently has 27 goals, tied with Dwayne De Rosario for 8th most in United history (damn, De Ro was good). He's two away from tying his coach, Ben Olsen at 29, and I think we would all expect Pontius to reach that mark. From there, he'd need five goals to catch Marco Etcheverry, and two more to match Roy Lassiter. That is, if he scores nine goals this season, he'd reach the top five goalscorers in United history with 36. Nine goals would represent a great year from Pontius, likely a Best XI year. But he's shown he can do that in the past. Reach for the stars, Party Boy!
Nick DeLeon has eight goals in his career. If he were to match the six from his rookie season, he'd be at 14, tying him with John Harkes, Tony Sanneh, and A.J. Wood. (As a quick aside, Tony Sanneh had 14 goals and 25 assists for United in just 71 games - as a fullback. Damn.)
Bobby Boswell would need ten goals to match Sanneh as the highest scoring defender in United history. That seems unlikely, but an excellent year from him could see him tie Carey Talley for second place, with ten goals.
Ten goals is what I'm expecting out of Eddie Johnson. With the team needing to find its rhythm, a lack of crossing ability like Mauro Rosales provided, and missing time to the World Cup, I think ten would be a reasonable expectation out of the Grown Ass Man. If he makes it there, he'd be with Talley and Andy Najar. Eleven goals would tie him with Freddy Adu, Fred, and Charlie Davies.
I think five goals from Luis Silva would be acceptable. That would give him 8, tying him with Hall of Tradition members Richie Williams and Eddie Pope. Current Red Bull Bobby Convey also has 8, and so does Nick DeLeon, entering this season.
Five goals would be a terrific number for Conor Doyle. The Free Man from Derby has scored his only professional goals for our club (and only against Montreal). But if he were to get five, taking his total to 7, he'd join luminaries John Maessner, Maicon Santos, and Ryan Nelsen.
For a team that saw its greatest successes with dynamic #10s like Marco Etcheverry and Christian Gomez, there have not been a ton of great distributors recently. Chris Pontius once again leads the active duty list with 16. One more will bring him into a tie for tenth place on the all-time list, joining Lassiter, Adu, Fred, and Agoos. Five assists would tie him with De Ro for ninth place, with 21.
Nick DeLeon, Perry Kitchen, and Chris Korb all have five assists for United. Korb probably won't keep pace this season, but it would be great to see Nicky D and Perry both racking up assists at the same rate. Kitchen figures to play more of an anchor role this year, so if he's still able to pick up assists from playing deeply, he's going to be one of the most valuable players in MLS.
Bobby Boswell had four assists in his first three seasons in DC. His goal at the end of this year is to finish ahead of Korb on the all-time list.
Luis Silva and Lewis Neal both have a pair of assists. For Silva, we'd certainly like to see that number jump. If he were to get five assists this year, he'd tie Alecko Eskandarian, Kris Kelderman, Branko Boskovic, and Clyde Simms with seven for his United career.
Clean Sheets
I mentioned that Hamid is just below Rimando and Perkins as the top goalies in United history. However, his performance is right up there with them. Rimando allowed 121 goals in 98 games for a 1.23 GAA, and Perkins allowed 131 in 99 games, for a 1.32 GAA. Hamid has allowed 110 goals in 85 games, giving him a quite respectable 1.29 GAA. He's also kept 20 clean sheets. With the stouter defense in front of him, he should get the four he'd need to tie Perkins. Rimando kept 29 clean sheets, which would be reachable for Hamid but Bill will need a terrific season to get that. Let's hope he has one!
Joe Willis's 1.89 GAA cements his backup status, but he has kept four clean sheets. One more would tie him with Louis Crayton, Josh Wicks, and Tom Presthus.
Let's hope our boys can put up some big, big numbers this season! Mostly, as we enter this 19th season of club history, we've got actual history and benchmarks for the club and players to pass. When someone becomes a top five scorer for this club, that means something. I've said it before and I'll say it again: it's a golden age to be a fan of MLS.
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PITTSBURGH -- One veteran showed up Tuesday, one remained away and one continued to play a cat-and-mouse game with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Cornerback Ike Taylor, 34, missed the first week of organized team activities, but that is no big deal. He always keeps himself in shape, and entering his 12th season, he pretty much knows what he is supposed to do.
The same with Troy Polamalu, also entering his 12th season. He decided not to attend presumably until the required minicamp in two weeks. The Steelers would have liked their strong safety to work with his new partner at free safety, Mike Mitchell, but the team is not raising a stink about it.
As Taylor said Tuesday, "Troy around this time is probably somewhere up in the mountains with the monks praying. So you have to let Troy be Troy. When he comes back, he's going to be Jesus on the field."
Then there is defensive end Brett Keisel. He remains unsigned as an unrestricted free agent at age 36. The Steelers would like him back, but so far the player and his agent have said Keisel would not play for the minimum.
Pittsburgh was hoping to bring him back at the minimum veteran benefit, which would pay him $955,000 in salary plus a $65,000 signing bonus. He would count just $635,000 against their salary cap.
The Steelers lost starting defensive end Ziggy Hood and backup Al Woods in free agency. They signed Cam Thomas as a free agent end/nose tackle and drafted end Stephon Tuitt in the second round. Cameron Heyward has one end locked down, and the team would love to have Keisel split time with the others and tutor Tuitt.
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Selling to American Muslims, Saffron Foods Discovers the Future of Bicultural Marketing
When serial entrepreneur Adnan Durrani decided to invest in another natural foods company following successes at Stonyfield Farms, Vermont Pure, and Delicious Brands, he looked to the United States' shifting demographics to find the next wave of consumers.
He learned that the more than 2.35 million American Muslims represent one of the fastest-growing demographics in the U.S., according to the Pew Research Center's most recent research. Many live in a few concentrated markets like New York City, and they are better-educated and more affluent than other emerging demographic groups.
Perhaps more important to an entrepreneur is American Muslims' spending power, estimated at about $124 billion a year, according to DinarStandard, a research firm that advises companies on the American Muslim market. Though companies like Best Buy and Wal-Mart had made some overtures at courting them, Durrani thought the number of products geared specifically toward American Muslims was surprisingly low.
American Muslims are the latest demographic group being courted by so-called multicultural advertisers and marketers, following Latinos and African Americans. But rather than simply targeting a specific niche, companies are taking a bicultural approach, courting two groups simultaneously and with different messages in the hope of selling to both.
That was certainly the strategy Durrani had in mind in July 2010, when he launched Saffron Road, a line of frozen-food dinners that adheres to halal, the Islamic guidelines for diet and meat preparation. Whole Foods agreed to sell the initial four entrees nationwide before Saffron Road even finished developing its packaging. The grocer first put the product in the freezer in time for the Muslim holiday of Ramadan. "It's been among the most successful product launches," says Errol Schweizer, the senior global grocery coordinator for Whole Foods. "Obviously, the halal customer base is really passionate."
The ingenious part of Saffron Road's marketing strategy is that its products appeal to both under-served American Muslims with specific dietary needs and the larger base of well-heeled, health-conscious customers eager to shell out more than $5 for what amounts to a frozen dinner.
Saffron Road certainly isn't the only company trying to reach American Muslims alongside a broader base. A halal food company called Crescent Foods sells its products in select Walmarts, and advertising giant Ogilvy & Mather has started an offshoot called Ogilvy Noor to offer marketing and communications advice to companies hoping to appeal to Muslims around the world.
In the financial sector, Amana Mutual Funds has grown significantly over the last few years on the strength of investors who are drawn to the company's insistence on investing according to Islamic law, which prohibits collecting or paying interest. This less-risky approach forbids stock holdings in financial institutions or companies with too much debt—moves that seem prudent regardless of religious motivation in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis. Only about 20 percent of investors in the FDIC-approved fund are Muslim, says Monem Salam, the deputy portfolio manager.
This strategy of speaking to different audiences simultaneously is one other companies can learn from, especially as the demographics of the country shift. By 2042, Census Bureau demographers predict that racial and ethnic minorities will make up more than half the population of the U.S.
Marketers see a divergence between the aging, majority white population and a younger generation that values cultural diversity and a sense of authenticity. "It's a bit of a Catch-22," says Ken Muench, a senior vice president and director of strategic planning at Draftfcb, a marketing and communications firm. "If you advertise to a niche group like American Muslims, or leverage their culture in your advertising, you score points with the younger crowd for being open, modern, cool." But, he adds, you also risk alienating the older, whiter generation. The changing cultural feel of the U.S. population will force companies to recalibrate their marketing strategies, to decide if their base is with the baby boomers or the next wave of consumers, who Muench calls "a generation of Americans frankly more interested in other cultures than their own culture."
A few big brands have managed to shift their messages to serve two groups well. Mexican beer company Tecate initially marketed its flagship brand to Hispanics. Now, consumers can't escape the recognizable red and gold can at hipster bars across the country.
But marketing to different constituencies is never easy, especially when companies take on sensitive issues of ethnicity, race, or culture. In mid-December, Lowe's pulled its advertising from the TLC reality show All-American Muslim—which documents the lives of five Muslim families in Dearborn, Michigan—after a conservative Christian group complained, calling the reality show "propaganda" that threatened American liberties. The backlash against Lowe's was swift. Protestors picketed a Lowe's store in Michigan, while Muslim advocacy groups and politicians across the country called for boycotts of the store to express their anger over what they saw as bigotry. The electronics chain Best Buy caught similar flak in 2009 after it distributed a Black Friday flier that wished its consumers happy Eid Al-Adha, a Muslim holiday that coincided with Thanksgiving.
For every consumer freaked out by different or seemingly strange ideas, there's another person just waiting to buy a new product. Durrani says he has been overwhelmed by the success of Saffron Road. Though the privately held company is not yet profitable, its line of products has grown from four frozen dinner options in 2010 to 19 products on the shelves of roughly 6,000 stores today. The company now sells soup broths, chicken nuggets, and frozen entrees with Thai, Indian, and Middle Eastern flavors, ranging in price from just under $4 to $7. The company plans to offer more items that help people cook meals at home alongside additional vegan and vegetarian options.
Durrani believes that strategy will resonate with health-conscious, foodie consumers, regardless of their religion. "Whole Foods, contrary to popular belief, is not a bunch of Birkenstock hippies," he says. "They're very quick to drop brands that don't perform. Our success speaks for itself."
One of the key takeaways for Durrani is that "being inclusive doesn't mean being everything to everyone," he says. Instead of throwing a wide net to woo a huge general audience, his latest business venture aggressively goes after two specific groups. Ten years ago, Muench says, this two-pronged approach would have been unusual. But for anything related to multicultural marketing—be it advertising to American Muslims, Hispanics, or African Americans—companies increasingly are finding that reaching out to a second audience often brings in a bigger share of revenue than the company's original intended target. It's a lesson worth keeping in mind as companies look across the broad spectrum of Americans and decide who to woo.
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The Buffalo Bills tried something a bit a different against the Minnesota Vikings on Friday night.
If you noticed throughout the game, the Bills had their free safeties making the defensive play calls in the huddle. It was something head coach Chan Gailey and defensive coordinator Dave Wannstedt wanted to try to let Jairus Byrd, Da'Norris Searcy and Nick Saenz make the calls throughout the contest.
After the game Gailey was asked how he believed the experiment went, to which he remarked he had to confer with Wannstedt first. Upon further review, it's safe to say that will be the last time you see that from the Bills.
"We did not like that very much, I don't think," Gailey said. "I think we are going to go back to the linebackers. The safeties did a good job of calling it but they just have too far to go after they call it so we are going to let the linebackers do it."
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RUGBY: As we start our build-up to the big Ireland v Wales clash later, here's our big match preview, courtesy of Delme Parfitt.
ROADS: An exit slip road is blocked on the M4 in Carmarthenshire because of fallen tree, which is lying across the slip road on the eastbound M4 at J48 A4138 (Hendy/Llanelli). Traffic is queuing on the approach.
TRANSPORT: The A487 at Newgale - which has borne the brunt of much of the weather disruption over the past few weeks - is closed again, this time as a precautionary measure ahead of today's high tide. Local officials are presumably keen to avoid a repeat of last weekend's scenes which saw a bus washed off the road amid huge waves.
On the railways, a broken down train at Ashchurch is causing disruption to Virgin Cross Country services between Birmingham New Street and Cardiff Central. Trains may be cancelled or delayed by half an hour. CrossCountry have no estimate of when normal service will resume.
RUGBY: The team coach is ready, and the Wales coach is about the leave the squad's hotel in Dublin to head to the Aviva Stadium. Give them a wave if you're in Dublin!
Good afternoon from Dublin! Just a few minutes until squad board the bus and make their way to @AVIVAStadium pic.twitter.com/f8DwW8nYel— Welsh Rugby Union (@WelshRugbyUnion) February 8, 2014
WEATHER: It's really starting to get rough out there now. A gust of 78mph has been recorded at Mumbles Head already - and conditions are set to deteriorate through the afternoon. Stay safe out there!
HOMES: The top 10 most expensive and top 10 cheapest streets in Wales have been revealed. Do you live in one of them?
ROADS: The A4217 at Winch Wen in Swansea is closed in both directions because of a fallen tree between the B5444 Carmel Road (Winch Wen) and Brunel Way (Morfa). Police are directing traffic.
FOOTBALL: It's a big day in Welsh sport today - but there's a huge story unfolding at Anfield too, where Liverpool lead Arsenal 4-0 after just 20 minutes. The goals have come from Skrtel, with two, Sterling and Sturridge.
RUGBY: Less than an hour until kick-off between Wales and Ireland. Follow all the build-up and match coverage with our live updates here.
RUGBY: The teams are out amid a spectacular display of pyrotechnics at the Aviva Stadium. Follow it live here.
RUGBY: A rousing rendition of the anthems in Dublin - and we're underway with Jonny Sexton taking the kick-off.
RUGBY: First points to Ireland, who lead 3-0 thanks to Jonny Sexton's penalty. Follow it live here.
RUGBY: A second Jonny Sexton penalty puts Ireland 6-0 up, while Wales have already lost Scott Williams thanks to the effects of a huge collision with Brian O'Driscoll.
RUGBY: It's very cagey at the Aviva, but the penalty count against Wales is racking up rather worryingly. It's still 6-0 to Ireland.
RUGBY: Try for Ireland. Chris Henry rumbles over after a drive by the Ireland forwards, Jonny Sexton slots the conversion from the touchline, and suddenly it's 13-0 to the hosts.
RUGBY: So Wales trail 13-0 at half-time, and you're probably in need of some light relief. Fortunately you're in luck - here's Taulupe Faletau taking out a whole posse of cameramen after running into touch.
ROADS: The M4 is at a standstill between Swansea and Port Talbot after a lorry hit the central reservation and overturned. The motorway is currently closed in both directions, and emergency services are in attendance at the moment. We'll have more as soon as we get it.
ROADS: It appears the crash that closed the M4 took place on the Briton Ferry Bridge. There's no indication of when the road will re-open - avoid the area if you possibly can.
RUGBY: We're into the final stages in Dublin, and Wales find themselves on the end of a heavy defeat. It's 19-3 to Ireland with a handful of minutes left. Wales have been dire.
RUGBY: Try for Ireland. Substitute Paddy Jackson scores under the posts, and with a simple conversion to follow, it'll be Ireland 26 Wales 3.
RUGBY: Full-time in Dublin, and Wales have been thrashed 26-3 by Ireland.
FOOTBALL: Team news starting to come in from the Liberty Stadium, and here's how the two sides line up.
Garry Monk's first selection sees Leon Britton restored to central midfield, while transfer window signing Marvin Emnes also starts.
For Cardiff, Wilfried Zaha starts for the first time after making a big impact off the bench against Norwich, while Kenwyne Jones keeps his place up front after scoring on his debut against the Canaries. New signing Cala is on the bench.
Swansea: Vorm, Rangel, Chico, Williams (c), Davies, Britton, de Guzman, Emnes, Dyer, Routledge, Bony. Subs: Tremmel, Amat, Taylor, Canas, Hernandez, Lamah, Ngog
Cardiff: Marshall, John, Caulker (c), Turner, Fabio, Whittingham, Medel, Kim, Zaha, Bellamy, Jones. Subs: Lewis, Campbell, Noone, Mutch, McNaughton, Dæhli, Cala.
ROADS: An update on the M4 closure on the Briton Ferry Bridge. The road remains closed in both directions after a lorry hit the central reservation earlier. Emergency services are in attendance, but recovery work to remove the vehicle can not start until wind speeds drop to a safe level. Until then, the motorway will remain closed in both directions.
FOOTBALL: We've played a little over 15 minutes at the Liberty Stadium, and it's still 0-0. A couple of chances for both sides though - most recently Jonathan de Guzman blazing over the bar when he was well placed just inside the penalty area.
ROADS: We've just received this picture of the scene on the Briton Ferry Bridge, where a lorry remains on its side as high winds prevent a recovery team reaching it.
ROADS: In Pembrokeshire, the Cleddau Bridge in Pembroke Dock is closed because of high winds between Waterloo Road and Trinity Terrace.
FOOTBALL: Not the South Wales derby, but a remarkable scoreline from the Calor League Division One South & West: Merthyr Town FC 12 (twelve) Guildford City 0. Must be some kind of record!
FOOTBALL: The second half is about to start at the Liberty Stadium, and Swansea will replace new signing Marvin Emnes with Pablo Hernandes.
FOOTBALL: Goal for Swansea City! Wayne Routledge - who played for Cardiff on loan a few years ago - opens the scoring in the South Wales derby with a cool side-foot finish right at the start of the second half.
RUGBY: Game over at Murrayfield, where England have steamrollered their way to a 20-0 victory.
FOOTBALL: Less than 15 minutes to go at the Liberty Stadium - can Swansea hold on to take all three points or is there a late twist in this game?
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FOOTBALL: Goal for Swansea City! Nathan Dyer stoops to head home and make it 2-0 to the Swans. What a start to life as a manager for Garry Monk!
FOOTBALL: Goal for Swansea City! It's all over now for sure as Wilfiried Bony powers home a header off the underside of the crossbar.
FOOTBALL: Full-time at the Liberty Stadium, and that's a magnificent 3-0 victory for the Swans, thanks to goals from Routledge, Dyer and Bony.
ROADS: The latest on the closure of the M4 at Briton Ferry is that the road is not likely to open until 8am tomorrow at the earliest. The motorway has been closed in both direction since about 3.30pm as a result of an overturned lorry which can not be cleared because of dangerously high winds.
ROADS: A last update before we leave you for tonight. The police have now confirmed that the M4 at Briton Ferry will be closed until at least 8am tomorrow, but that reports earlier that a driver remains trapped inside are incorrect. A spokesman said the driver and a passenger have been treated for minor injuries.


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Written by Sam McCaffery
Berwick Kaler and his pantomimes have been a Christmas tradition at York Theatre Royal for over thirty years. His loose interpretation of classic tales blended with local humour and 'in jokes' have become synonymous with the festive season. And in his 34th year he's still going better than ever.
In Robin Hood and his Merry Mam all the classic ingredients are back. There's the wet slap sequence with the orchestra hiding beneath umbrellas, there is a hilarious high wire act with Kaler suspended above the action, there's the cheap local jokes (The Sherriff of Nottingham becoming Sherriff Hutton anyone?), there's the dog on a stick and numerous other recurring panto gags but most importantly there is the returning cast, oh and the wagon wheels!
Martin Barrass is back as Kaler's trusty sidekick in ridiculous costumes and receiving much of his abuse. Suzy Cooper is back and this time plays Marian. But much to the regulars disappointment there was no David Leonard this year, so Kaler had to go in search of a new villain and fortunately he found a more than ample replacement in Jonathan Race.
One of the highlights of this year's performance were some of the musical numbers with Race and regular AJ Powell having a wonderful send up of the Vanilla Ice song 'Ice Ice Baby'. And in perhaps the most inspired parody of the year 'Panto Style' is a song that you're sure to take home with you.
At the York Theatre Royal a thoroughly enjoyable evening is to be had this Christmas. Some of the jokes may fall flat (and some of them are meant to) and there may be a rather strange and difficult to discern animal sequence but all in all Berwick Kaler has hit another home run of festive fun.
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I'm a longtime HSBC customer. The people at my branch are very nice, but the national policies are getting very stingy. The online-only savings account, once one of the best in the nation, now barely pays anything. And the minimum deposits required in a basic checking account to avoid fees are unreasonable.
I wish I could give them no stars. Here are the problems I've had with HSBC:
While I was told no minimum balance was needed in my checking account, I was charged $8 per month as an inactivity fee.
Overdrafted 4 transactions totalling less than $20. Recieved 4 overdraft fees, each for $35, for a grand total of $140. After meeting with a representative at the bank, they refunded one fee, so I still owed $105 in overdraft fees for overdrafting less than $20.
Recieved a phone call from their fraud prevention line. I had no way to confirm that the person on the line was HSBC, so I told them I would hand up and call the number on the back of my card. The person I got told me there were no problems with my card, and the phone call must have been fake. Turns out, it wasn't - my card number had been compromised online. How can they not have this internal communication down?
I have yet to call customer service and not wait at least 15 minutes for a representative, and even up to 40 minutes. When being helped, they will often put you on hold to check something with your account, and often for up to 5 minutes in the middle of helping you. Terrible customer service.
I am now banking with ING Direct, and I am a much happier customer.
I was involved w/HSBC thru Costco but no more. Ive had customer service reps just hang up on me and whats more the balance they show on thier bill does not cover the entire billing period so there's always a previous balance and they just nickle and dime youto death with thier fees and thier customer service people are no help when trying to get an explanation. There's more but forget it.HSBC...never again for me. Good bye forever!
I know things turned sour overseas with the Euro, but what happened with these guys? They were on the forefront of offering great yields, and then all of a sudden, their yields went into free-fall. The ACH transfers were always terrible with their savings accounts, since it took at least four days to transfer funds. It was very annoying that interest was lost on that money during the transfer period. Their customer was also suspect as it was outsourced overseas. All in all, not the best account and definitely not a great yield anymore.
If you are thinking about doing any business with HSBC, "DO NOT", "DO NOT", "DO NOT".
My long story short is I haved tried to bank to bank transfer to another bank. They froze my savings account saying that My last name is different (I got married). I'm ok with that security. But it went down hill when I call 800-975-4722 on 10/21/11. C/services 3way conference call with my another bank to verify it's me. Its verified. She said it will take a few hours to take effect. She said she will call me next day to confirm. Nothing Happend niether error fixed nor call.
The next 4 phone calls, I got asked the same questions, say the almost the same thing, I refered back to the reference person every time ( I always ask who am I speaking too and write down their ID). It was the loop. The last person said in order for him to fix the error, he has to call my another bank to verify. I told him that the first person did. He insisted the same thing.
Today is 11/01, I still don't get that money for me to pay my major credit card bill.
I HAD IT. I'm closing my both accounts and take my business elsewhere that has better customer services.
PS. the last guy said he will request closing the accounts for me and it will take 24-48 hours to effect. Guess what...He didn't even know what he's doing. HSBC wants the request in writing.
Opened a new account for my senior citizen parents and their checks too 3 months to arrive that they were not able to pay their bills from this bank. We called and they were tracked several times but teh checks ended up taking 4 months! We tried to get Power of Attorney and the run around they put us through made it impossible to stay with this bank.
Service is poorly trained and they are incompetent!!
Good on line service. Easy to open account. The usual 3-day wait for transfers.
But rates recently reduced to 0.9% and then to 0.8%. So that's when I decided to move elsewhere.
This is one messed up bank. I agreed to purchase a property they owned. After the closing, the lawyer could not register the deed because the bank had not properly foreclosed on the house. They probably cheated the prior owner of their hard earned money. Because of their fault, I lost almost $5,000 preparing the property for mortgage appraisal, getting permits and certifications with the city. Then they refused to reimburse me for all of those costs. They also refused to return my deposit money for more than 4 months and won't reply to requests. Don't do business with this messed up, blood sucking corporation. Nick, March, 2011.


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Baby aka Birdman - Born Stunna
Artist: Baby aka Birdman
Featuring: Rick Ross
Producer: Beat Billionaire
Album: Bigga Than Life
Avg Rating: 2.7 ( 15 total votes )
Ever since Birdman came out the womb, he's been stacking paper and flossing. On the latest single off his sixth studio album, the YMCMB mogul reminds listeners that he's a Born Stunna, delivering high-rolling, swagger-drenched bars over a street-certified instrumental by Beat Billionaire. Fellow showoff Ricky Rozay contributes guest bars. Bigga Than Life has yet to receive a solid drop date, but those digging it can stay tuned for the latest details.
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Get thee behind me SATAN!only karen will tell you that it is a Repenting Way, not one that a person can do as they want, carry threats to other people, talk filthy to those who withstand them, and I could go on and on, since we have seen much from these types of people.
and the only person that beleives in OSAS that doesnt live like the devil, talk like the devil and live like him is Chuck, and it is a shame that he beleives like he does, but I beleive that he lives like a Christian ought to live,
I certainly cant say the same about some others on here who beleive in OSAS.
4bdn talks like the devil, marge buys dope to last her a year at a time acccording to her own words.
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Usually when you hear the word "scram," someone wants you to go away. In the case of NYC's Scram Jones, however, those who hear his production work had best pay close attention; the New Rochelle native has lent his board work to numerous bangers such as Black Rob's Ready and Mariah's Your Girl. Traveling down the producer/DJ road, Scram Jones is preparing his debut compilation album, set for release later this year. On the introductory buzz single, Third Degree, Jones sticks to what he does best: concocting a sharp street banger. Along for the ride are Brooklynites Saigon and Nino Bless, as well as Long Beach veteran Crooked I, who all contribute seasoned, punch line-filled verses ("…and I love New York more than Tailor Made"). NYC, stand up.
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Gallery Box
Chroma Studio and Gallery
Chroma Studio and Gallery first opened in October 2008, but already it's moved to a bigger arena to accommodate its growth. Its new 9,000-sq.-foot Downtown space opened to coincide with the April First Friday ARTScrawl. The new digs include the gallery and studios as well as performance and classroom spaces.
Chroma Studio and Gallery is located at 600 1st Street (NE corner of 1st and Roma). It's open Tuesday and Wednesday by appointment and Thursday through Saturday 12 to 6 p.m. For more information, visit chromastudios.wordpress.com.
Culture Shock
There's a lot going on this week, too much spend our time together on bon mots and anecdotes culled from the memoirs of Dominick Dunne.
Art News
Hey, Hey, Goodbye
An elegy for the College of Santa Fe
Something that struck me the first time I read Romeo and Juliet was the thought that, well hell, now that the kids are dead, both of these families are going to have to find some way to get them back, to return to that healthy, portentous place where the future looks fruitful. It was arrogant to think that it couldn't get to that point; that the kids would always be around.
Book Review
Put on the Red Light
Red Light Women of the Rocky Mountains
Red Light Women of the Rocky Mountains
Today's Events
Celebration at Corrales Bosque Gallery
Albuquerque Civic Chorus Fall Season 2014 at First Christian Church
Heartbreak Ridge at BookworksMore Recommented Events ››
Rock out on a Wednesday! • 9.10.2014
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