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More than two years ago, Westpac – a bank in New Zealand – rolled out its "Cash Tank" feature for mobile bankers. Suddenly, customers could view key information like account balances without needing to log in (needless to say, it was and is opt-in-only). This new mobile banking feature immediately made a splash and was hailed as a small-but-impressive innovation. Other banks – such as Société Générale in France and Bank of the West in the US – offer similar pre-login information features.
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Great digital strategy is often about pushing the limits – and not just in big ways. So Citi's recent update to its smartphone apps is noteworthy for the bank's decision to push the idea of pre-login information even further with Citi Mobile Snapshot. Citi customers who bank via their mobile phones can view not only balances but recent transactions without the hassle of logging in.
We spoke with Andres Wolberg-Stok, Global Head of Emerging Platforms and Services who shared with us a diagram that demonstrates the evolution of its mobile banking effort before and after Citi Mobile Snapshot (see below).
As the mobile banking space becomes more competitive – the five largest US banks are virtually neck-and-neck-and-neck when it comes to their mobile banking efforts – firms like Citi will need to differentiate themselves with experiences and features that benefit customers and help the bank meet business objectives.
Since launching Mobile Snapshot, Citi has seen double-digit adoption and, intriguingly, found that customers who use Snapshot access their accounts three times as often as others.
Citi has been able to break new ground before with mobile efforts such as its first-of-its-kind tablet banking app, but resting on laurels doesn't cut it in today's digital banking market. As Wolberg-Stok puts it, "We're very excited about this… but we're also always looking forward."
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And the state has yet to really speak up. Colorado purchased a pricy insert in this month's United Airlines' Hemispheres magazine, but in those 44 glossy pages that sing the praises of this state — "seriously smart" residents, breweries, skiing — you don't find a single mention of marijuana, although there is a reference to welcoming "risk-takers." This past winter, Colorado Ski Country was equally silent on the subject. Although you wouldn't expect the trade association to list all the best smoke shacks on the mountain, the virtual white-out on any marijuana information did a disservice to skiers who headed for the hills expecting to find pot growing on trees, and instead discovered that retail shops were few and far between in the mountains.
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A week earlier, two college friends had visited from New York City. One was here for a big insurance convention, racking up restaurant bills that will almost certainly be reflected soon in rate increases, and the other to shop for pot, bringing her nearly-thirty-year-old daughter along to discover the marvels of the new marijuana frontier. Over the course of a weekend, I toured one or the other or all three through a dozen recreational shops, starting at 3D, the first spot to make a retail pot sale on January 1. And it was still doing big business four months later, attracting regulars and tourists alike, browsers and big buyers, male and female, young and old. "You're never too old to par-tay!" proclaimed the fellow who exited right after us. "Baby boomers, let's get down!"
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rossm2 Posts: 96I was planning on getting an ECHO hatch later this year, but will probably wait now until the new one is out, or at least until the specs are known. I actually hope that the wheelbase and track DON'T grow very much. I have always appreciated small cars (my first new car was a '69 Austin Mini Cooper - yup, the real thing). A short wheelbase, narrow track car is wonderful for negotiating forestry roads, and we have an abundance of them here on Vancouver Island. The current platform does not have particularly good clearance, so making it too much longer/wider would make it less useful for me. On the other hand, my Duck Toller would probably like a bit more room than the current hatch provides for stretching out. :-)
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supercarrier Posts: 7Since I will be putting about 700 miles per week on my xA at least, I will keep everybody posted on its' performance. My two local routes are mostly bag and toss, not any really hard stopping, and my huge USA Today route is 75% highway stops and 25% in the main drag where I live. I always drive careful and repectfully-I think this is why my paper cars last so long. I look forward to posting messages and getting feed back from everybody! Chuck
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supercarrier Posts: 7Well I have had my Scion xA for 11 day and have almost 1400 miles on it! I love this car. The power steering, 15" tires, great sound system, and heavy duty suspension are great!!! I had about 850 lbs in the Scion on friday and it handled perfectly. The power steering makes my routes so much easyier. The cruise is great when I am coming back from my USA Today route. And Gas-28.23, very impressive for what I do. How long has the xA been sold in Europe and Japan? Some history please. What about using synthic oil? Any help would be much appreciated...
fdanna Posts: 263Oh boy, you're really opening up a huge can of worms with the synthetic oil discussion. There are two distint opinions on this. I belong to the side that says it's completely unnecessary and a pure waste of money (like high octane gas).
The only reports that seem to back it, come from the manufacturers of the synthetic oil because they make more money on it.
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micweb Posts: 1,617You are carrying a lot of weight. Heat is the primary enemy of engines. Synthetic won't sludge up, varnish, or have other thermal breakdown issues like conventional oil. I would probably run Mobil 1 5-30 full synthetic with 5,000 mile intervals, the shortest change interval required by Scion (7,500 normal 5,000 severe, if my memory is correct).
There are two cheaper options. Rotella -T full synthetic 5-40 is made by Shell with diesel and heavy duty gas applications. It is not a true full synthetic like Mobil 1 (built up from molecules) but one of the alternate "re-engineered" conventional oil synthetics. This oil is about $3.50 a quart in 4 quart jugs from Wal-Mart; Mobil 1 is $5 a quart.
The cheapest option is Chevron Supreme 10-40 (or whatever appropriate weight they stock) from Costco. Chevron has had some of the most advanced refining techniques - the process they developed is known as "hydro cracking" - and produces an oil that is very uniform. It is considered a Type II+ product, not a full Type III "re-engineered" synthetic or a true "built from molecules up" Type IV product like Mobil 1.
In choosing an oil I would take into account three factors:
1. You apparently used conventional oil in your old car on the same route and never had problems.
2. "Conventional" oil recently got a significant upgrade from SL to SM which essentially means major brands are using a base stock oil much closer to "semi-synthetic" anyway.
3. On the other hand, modern cars like the xA run at higher operating temperatures and tend to have narrower oil passages in the cylinder head where the oil can be exposed to significantly higher "spot" temperatures that can break it down.
All things being equal, I would probably use Rotella -T. It is NOT an "energy star" oil because it designed more like a "high mileage" oil with extra wear additives for extra engine protection. A lot of people swear by it, and you can research it on the Shell website or other websites. One caution - part of the recent changes in oil grades have been to reduce antiwear additives that are known to shorten catalytic converter life for the redesigned converters that use less platinum (read: cheaper). My VW has an old fashioned platinum rich converter for which the new grade oil is not necessary. You would need to check your XA manual to see what oil grade is required for the xA, and possible call the Shell technical support line for guidance. Otherwise you could risk shortening the converter life. -
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micweb Posts: 1,617I thought we were going to trade it in on an xB, but my wife fell in love with a CR-V and we got that instead. We traded in two cars for one, so we are starting to hew to the norm a little better. We should be down to two vehicles by mid year, right now the Neon is easier for my wife to drive than the CR-V. I have been driving a VW Golf, sort of the xA's older sibling, but doesn't have the reliability reputation of Toyota products (particularly the high reliability of the Echo and xA).
iluvmysephia1 Posts: 5,716marketing question here. Would you buy another Scion(of any model)? For instance, Scion will be putting out the xA RS 2.0 in blue in May 2005. That red RS 1.0 looked great and total cost before T&L was only $15,200 or dollars to that effect somewhere. That's a good deal because the RS xA's already come tricked out nicely straight-from-the-factory, know what I mean? I'll be looking at the 2.0's when they come out, for sure!
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karen5000000 Posts: 3I test drove a scion and it was priced at 14775 out the door with a manual. I found the Scion to be a bit hard to handle on the road. I really did not enjoy driving it. The price was right though and I bought it. I really am not pleased with the car. I
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muffin_man Posts: 865I own an Aveo, and I think it's a very competitive package with the xA. As far as the handling, they both handle fine, but I prefer the xA because it feels a little sportier. The Aveo is a softer ride - it's pretty comfortable, but not as much fun to drive.
In the end, I bought the Aveo w/ AC and an auto for $8500 before tax/license. The equivalent xA would have been about $5500 more (and would have had pw/pl, which I don't really need). And in this segment, that is a ton of money. -
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nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,695how on Earth? Or, related question, what was the sticker price on the car you bought, muffin man?
Would love to see Scion bring out cruise as an OEM feature for the xA, it turned me away when I first started looking that cruise wasn't available.
And a moonroof, but that I suppose I could live without at the price. I am very curious to see one of these RS 2.0s up close and personal.2013 Civic SI, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (stick)
muffin_man Posts: 865The MSRP of my Aveo was $11,635. It's a base (now LS) which comes with A/C standard. The automatic transmission was the only option. The dealer had a $1200 discount, then gave me 2-$500 customer incentive certificates, and then I had $900 on my GM card. Total --> $8500.
fdanna - You're right, the Scion gets slightly better gas mileage (3mpg in mixed driving?), and is likely to be more reliable. But it also would have cost me about 50% more. I think the xA/xB/Echo are great cars, but you pay for the privilege.
I'm taking a chance on the Aveo, but at this price, it's not a big one.
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"Let's get right down to business," demands a young boy, nattily attired in a business suit, as he strolls into a board room followed by other youngsters. They are greeted by adults seated around a table.
"We're open for a merger, but we need to control 70 percent," demands Stockbridge actor Chase Wainscott. He, and other child actors have leading parts in the popular 2011 Georgia Lottery "Merger" commercial. With the verbal backing of another local actor in that scene, Ariana Neal, of McDonough, who was featured in the Henry Daily Herald in March, the group got its wish.
In the commercial, Chase Wainscott portrays a business leader interested in a corporate merger. It could be said the home-schooled youngster drew from the work experiences of his father, Grant Wainscott, director of economic development for Clayton County.
"It was actually pretty fun to film," said the articulate 7-year-old. "I was just a kid when we filmed the commercial ... I got to know the other kids when we were shooting ... They are really good actors."
The Georgia Lottery commercial was filmed a year ago, and Chase's portfolio now includes more commercials, movies and music videos. "I love [acting]," he said, during a recent interview at his home. "I do what the director says and I have to behave, too. It's always important to be on your best behavior while you're acting. ... I'm not shy, I like stage-acting because there are lots of people watching. When you are on TV, you don't see the audience."
The Stockbridge youngster said one of things he was impressed with while making the lottery commercial was working with other children his age. "Usually, I am somebody's son in lots of commercials, movies, and TV stuff," he said.
In an NBC Friday Night Movie last year, "Field of Vision," Chase befriended a little girl who has a magic camera. "She could see events that happen in the future and past," he explained. "It was an old video camera a guy gave her at an old bookstore."
Other movies in which he has appeared include: "Red Neck Roots," "Ghost Club," and "Solomon's Bunch."
"We generally try to give a review of the movies to Chase, but we mostly concentrate on his lines," said his father. "He needs to understand the basic concept of the movie, so he can relate to where his scenes fit in."
In January, Chase was in "M3NSA," a West African artist's music video. He also appeared in vocalist Corey Durkin's music video "Concentration in Love." Both were shot in Piedmont Park in Atlanta.
Chase has appeared in the television pilots of "Fun World," and "Amp." He has worked in "Scattered," "Bitter Taste of Magic," and "The Unwelcome," all short films. He has pitched such products as Pepsi, AT&T, Energy Excel, Scrubbing Bubbles, and Land -O- Lakes lunch meats.
Grant Wainscott said he and his wife, Courtney, are selective in the types of roles they allow their son to depict. "Every project that we have ever been on, they separate the children from the foul language," said the elder Wainscott.
Chase also can be seen in a number of Belk's Department Store ads. Some are on display in his bedroom, which is steeped in memorabilia and stuffed animals. He collects stuffed animals as a hobby, particularly frogs. He has more than 90 stuffed frogs. His sister, Amelia, 11, collects stuffed monkeys. Her mother said she has her heart set on becoming a gymnast.
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5 So I went, and hid it by the Euphra'tes, as the LORD commanded me. | 5 So I went and hid it at Perath, as the LORD told me. |
6 And after many days the LORD said to me, "Arise, go to the Euphra'tes, and take from there the waistcloth which I commanded you to hide there." | 6 Many days later the LORD said to me, "Go now to Perath and get the belt I told you to hide there." |
7 Then I went to the Euphra'tes, and dug, and I took the waistcloth from the place where I had hidden it. And behold, the waistcloth was spoiled; it was good for nothing. | 7 So I went to Perath and dug up the belt and took it from the place where I had hidden it, but now it was ruined and completely useless. |
8 Then the word of the LORD came to me: | 8 Then the word of the LORD came to me: |
9 "Thus says the LORD: Even so will I spoil the pride of Judah and the great pride of Jerusalem. | 9 "This is what the LORD says: 'In the same way I will ruin the pride of Judah and the great pride of Jerusalem. |
10 This evil people, who refuse to hear my words, who stubbornly follow their own heart and have gone after other gods to serve them and worship them, shall be like this waistcloth, which is good for nothing. | 10 These wicked people, who refuse to listen to my words, who follow the stubbornness of their hearts and go after other gods to serve and worship them, will be like this belt--completely useless! |
11 For as the waistcloth clings to the loins of a man, so I made the whole house of Israel and the whole house of Judah cling to me, says the LORD, that they might be for me a people, a name, a praise, and a glory, but they would not listen. | 11 For as a belt is bound around a man's waist, so I bound the whole house of Israel and the whole house of Judah to me,' declares the LORD, 'to be my people for my renown and praise and honor. But they have not listened.' |
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Overall, I really didn't like this concealer. The packaging was terrible and it looks very cakey under my eyes. The colour matched well but that was the only thing I liked about it.
When I first applied this on my skin, I liked it... What i had noticed about an hour or so later made me not really like it. It did get rid of my dark circles, but it gave me under eye lines. I did not apply that much on, so the lines under my eye I was not pleased with. I have fairly pale skin, so I liked how the fair had matched my skintone.. If only I didn't get the heavy lines under the eye I would possibly purchase thsi again... But for 10.00 bucks, not at all.
The consistency is creamy, and it doesn't dry matte - instead, sort of lotiony. For this reason, it is good for undereye circles, but not so good anywhere that you might break out. The coverage is rather poor, and because it doesn't dry matte, it doesn't give you the ability to continue building. If you try, you end up just pulling off the first layer of concealer. The staying power isn't all that great, either.
But, the color is great (warm, NOT pink), and it does look really natural, and the price is right. If you have the money, though, go for YSL Anti-Cernes. That looks just as natural and gives amazing coverage.
I very much wanted to like this concealer, because it stays on so well, but unfortunately it does not work for me.
I found it lasts very well, and coverage was ok (I have got very, very dark circles & couldn't use this just on it's own). I have bought this in light, and whichever way I try, the colour comes out too yellow.
Because I liked the staying power of this concealer I bought Revlon colorstay foundation in Sand Beige (180), but the concealer does not work with it - too yellow. I have tried it with my Rimmel foundation which has got more of a yellow undertone, but my undereye area still looked jaundiced. I have so far always used yellow based concealers, and never had that issue before....
Application wise I found it ok - I found that storing it upright (tip down) for a little while helps with the dispenser working on the first twist. I also have no issues with the sponge tip as I always apply concealers with my fingers.
It can settle into lines, but I just used a tiny amount of eyecream to moisturize the lines under my eyes once it had dried - once it's dry it won't budge anymore! ( a real shame I don't get on with the colour!)
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I was underwhelmed by this product. It provide some coverage for my fairly noticeable dark circles but not enough to really impress me. On the plus side, it didn't crease and was easy to blend. But it wasn't long-lasting - I wear glasses and I noticed that quite a lot came off on the part that presses on either side of my nose. I hate, hate, hate the applicator - I had to turn the click pen many times before any product would come out, and then it would just ooze out way too much. I also don't like the spongy tip. I put a blob on my hand, then used my clean fingers to apply and then blended with a brush. It comes in a very limited range of colours, none of which are suitable for very dark or very pale skin. There are many other really good inexpensive under eye concealers available, so I would give this one a pass. It's not terrible, but it's not worth $10 either.
This concealer is decent for a drugstore product, and the formula is thick and conceals fairly well. However, this only comes in 3 shades, and it failed to make my skin appear flawless.
This product was not packaged well and did not last very long.
For under my eyes the formula was way too thick and cakey and creased terribly.
The concealer is better for blemishes , but I still find it too thick.
I would not re buy this product nor reccomend it.
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Despite the annoying click-pen, sponge tip packaging, the product is okay. It is slightly too dark but I can blend it out. Apply and blend quickly because this dries on the skin fast.
Pros: It lasts all day when set with a powder and does a decent job covering my hereditary dark circles.
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Among adults reporting a disability, the most commonly identified limitations were difficulty climbing a flight of stairs (21.7 million, 10.0%) and walking 3 city blocks (22.5 million, 10.3%). That means that 1 in 10 adults have trouble walking a distance equal to walking from the parking lot to the back of a large store or through a mall.
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Increasing physical activity and reducing or preventing obesity and tobacco use can eliminate some of the underlying causes of disability for some people and prevent secondary conditions in those already affected.
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Hey guys, im getting to the finish line on my superwhite kitchen...and after getting opinions on my pulls and on my backsplash from this forum..i just gotta ask one more question...is my over the range design too small???...i think i should have gone a few inches wider ..i think it may be too late to add on inches anyways, but i over think everything and would love too see what you guys think since gardenweb has been my acting kitchen designer so far and you guys haven't let me down yet. i was thinking it may look a lil small since the rest of the tile isnt up yet and the range is missing....but im not sure and dont want them to continue before its too late..but i think it may be already!! thanks again |
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As a design professional, the tile design is lovely and perfectly proportioned IMO. You'll think so too when all the pieces come together. |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Fri, Aug 9, 13 at 7:56
Are you really asking, "Is my new baby ugly?". Or are you asking, "My baby isn't ugly, is he?" There's a difference. One wants honesty. One wants reassurance. |
^^ ??? I guess hollysprings thinks it should be bigger? OP, I think you have the proportions just right. Remember that when your rangetop goes in the grates will be higher than the counters beside it, so you dont want to start the design too low. It looks like your tilesetter took that into consideration so it should look well proportioned when your rangetop goes in. Btw, I think your design is beautiful. |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Fri, Aug 9, 13 at 10:25
As I really don't coo over babies of any kind, I'll give you honesty. No, I don't think the scale of the square panel behind the range is too small. And I think the tile itself is gorgeous. It's a wonderful choice! It would look better as the entire backsplash than as a panel though. The scale of the design encased in the square is off. It needs a smaller pattern scale for the size of the panel. Or the pattern needs to occupy the entire space so as to appreciate it's scale. |
thanks for the honest input so far..on a side note..do you guys think i should use a white grout for the marble subway tiles or a gray grout? |
It really seams that you are past the point of no return without incurring a significant expense and delay in getting your kitchen done. I think it looks fine. Stop second guessing yourself. |
There is already a thread that will list all the reasons to use either white or grey. This is a repaste of lt grey grout and dark grey grout. You'll have to make this choice yourself. |
Here is a link that might be useful: White versus Grey Grout for White Subway Tile
I'm all for honesty. I think the pattern should have filled the entire area and allowed the sweeping pattern to act like it continues on and disappears. My eyes and mind are trying to follow the sweeping lines and can't - it's a little disturbing. I don't like the fact the borders stop the sweeping pattern so abruptly. can you remove the borders and continue the sweeping pattern with more tile? It's kind of like looking at a holiday picture and only seeing half a castle - where is the rest of it? |
@blfenton - It looks to me like they stopped to let the panel above the range set up before completing the rest of the tile. |
But don't they have those fancy framing tiles already installed and set? Maybe I'm not seeing this thing properly and I could be confused. Won't be the first or last time. :) |
Blfenton .. You r correct. They are not set but that's where the design stops. They will finish with the subway marble tile around. I found out its already set in so I guess it's a mute point now. Thanks again everyone for all the input. |
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