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- [2013-07-02 16:59:45] - NerdWallet says: Thanks! Glad we can help.
- [2013-07-02 16:59:32] - NerdWallet says: Thanks, AT! You're best off with a Visa or MasterCard - we usually recommend the Capital One Venture as it has one of the best rewards rates in the business at 2 miles per $1 spent. It has no foreign transaction fee, and it's a Visa, so you're in the clear to use it in Australia.
- [2013-07-02 16:58:45] - NerdWallet says: I'd suggest the Capital One Venture, because you can use your miles against any travel expense - you aren't tied to a single airline program, or even to award flights at all. Moreover, it has no foreign transaction fee, so you won't be charged extra when you spend money abroad.
- [2013-07-02 16:57:49] - NerdWallet says: Thanks, Travis! Glad to hear we can help, and great tip on calling up the card issuer to switch between MC and Visa. Cheers, The Nerds
- [2013-07-02 16:57:16] - NerdWallet says: Hey Joel- We value Hilton HHonors points at 0.5 cents each, versus the typical 1 cent each, because the redemption rates are, well, not quite the best. Ditto for Marriott points - they went down in value from about 1 cent per point to just 0.8 cents apiece because of the lower redemption rates.
- [2013-07-02 16:15:19] - NerdWallet says: If you're interested in earning points, you're probably better off with the Capital One Venture Rewards, which earns 2 miles per $1 on every purchase. The Amex charge cards are known more for their perks (like airport lounge access or airline incidental credits) than for great rewards.
- [2013-07-02 16:14:27] - NerdWallet says: Hey there- I'd double check to see if the 3x points on gas, groceries and drugstores is a limited time deal (for example, you get those rewards only in the first 6 months) or whether those rewards last throughout the life of the card. Those kind of great-rewards-short-lifespan deals are fairly common, but usually not a good idea.
- [2013-07-02 16:13:10] - NerdWallet says: Corey's got it - you'll have to combine points to get there. Your best bet is probably to get the United MileagePlus Explorer and use the signup bonus to book one leg of the journey, and also get the Chase Sapphire Preferred and redeem your Ultimate Rewards Points for a ticket to cover the rest of the journey. That way, your Ultimate Rewards Points stretch farther, as they're worth 25% more when used for travel booked through the Chase portal.
- [2013-06-05 15:57:25] - NerdWallet says: Hi Mary, Chase is currently revamping the Southwest credit card - it comes and goes periodically, so check back soon!
- [2013-06-05 13:04:09] - Mary Anne says: I am genuinely surprised to not see the Southwest Rapid Rewards Visa listed, especially since you can actually accrue enough points to earn an annual free companion pass. Why is this card not rated in the mix?
- [2013-06-03 01:07:06] - Corey says: 12k miles on any credit card is not enough to get you to India. What you could do is sign up for the Chase Sapphire Preferred card and the United Explorer MileagePlus card sign-up bonuses to get the 80k miles needed for a roundtrip US-India ticket. 40k from the CSP + 30k from the United card + 12k from spending = 82k. There is also a 50k offer for the United card floating around that you should be able to get.
- [2013-04-26 17:32:11] - HealthyTurtle says: Thinking about making a big purchase (~12K) on a credit card and then using bonus points/purchase points for travel from US to India in December. Any recommendations?
- [2013-04-22 19:43:00] - Guest says: I was just offered Signature Visa (black) Concierge Services card today by my bank, Wells Fargo. It's a one time offer (so they say). There is not an annual fee, 0 interest for 12 months on purchases and balance transfer. 3 points on gas, groceries and drugstores and one point on everything else. Should I get it? I presently have Capital One Venture which I get 1.25 points on everything. It sound too good of an offer. please advice. Thank you
- [2013-04-15 01:14:09] - Dave says: I'm trying to decide between Amex Preferred Rewards Gold and the Amex Platinum card. Just interested in earning points to redeem for domestic flights. Will use the card for all purchases. Any thoughts?
- [2013-04-03 22:58:10] - NerdWallet says: Hi Student Traveler, An EMV card is a great choice for travelling abroad – they are indeed more secure than the average credit card, thanks to the EMV chip. Every time you make a transaction and swipe your card, with or without an EMV chip, the point of sales terminal reads your card's PIN or code, sent over by your card's magnetic strip. With just that strip – and without an EMV chip – the card's coding is static – it's replicable. Meanwhile, with an EMV chip, unique code is generated with each transaction, which means it's much harder to access your account. There's that, and the fact that most EMV transactions require a PIN – can't forge that! Now, onto a specific card recommendation. It's true that options are a little limited this side of the pond – EMV is way bigger in Europe – but there are a couple cards out there. Most, unfortunately, will charge an annual fee, and they're not necessarily catered to students, like yourself – but you can work around both those problems with the British Airways Visa Signature card. First, that annual fee: The British Airways card may charge you $95 every year, but it's easy to earn that cash back with the signup bonus and rewards. Spend $1,000 in the first 3 months – something that's not terribly difficult as a student abroad – and you'll get back 50,000 Avios. Those are British Airways' points, and they're each worth 1 cent, which means you get back $50 within the first 3 months of carrying the card. You'll also earn as you spend, with 1.25 Avios for every $1 on all purchases and 2.5 Avios on every $1 of British Airways purchases. The only catch: these Avios are redeemable for flights with British Airways, and, when you're back in the States, on American Airlines, Cathay Pacific, and LAN. In other words, for this card's rewards to catch your eye, you'll want to travel with British Airways abroad or you'll want to book a domestic flight when you're back Stateside. Second, as we already mentioned, these cards aren't catered toward students, which means application approval is a little tougher for you. To seal the deal, you'll need a parent to co-sign. Assuming they've taken out loans or have an active credit card, your parent will have credit history to prove to your lenders that you're worth the risk with this credit card. If you're not looking for travel rewards and want something more basic, check out the State Department Federal Credit Union Platinum card. There may not be many perks and the rewards may be thin, at 1 Flexpoint per dollar spent, but there's no foreign transaction fee, annual fee or balance transfer fee. Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any further questions.
- [2013-03-23 01:54:09] - Joel Solon says: Has Nerdwallet updated its valuation of the recently devalued hotel reward programs such as Hilton and Marriott? I expect that it would change the ranking of those cards.
- [2013-03-18 18:01:07] - Travis Meyer says: Hi, Great Site! I used your specs to narrow down my next card to the Chase Sapphire and wanted to add some info I came across. I was confused as to whether the Sapphire was a Visa or Mastercard. A yahoo answer post said that you can choose during the application processes, but in my experience this didn't happen. After getting approved, I still wasn't told what kind of card it was. This was important because I have a SAMs club mebership that doesn't use Visa, only Mastercard/Discover, so I called Chase, and they said the card was a VISA, but that I can switch to Mastercard. So I did over the phone. Hope this helps future applicants!
- [2013-03-14 18:03:55] - Jennifer Viera says: Hi! Great Blog here! I'm looking for a card in which I can transfer my miles/points to any airline on a ratio of 1:1. I like the Discover Miles card, but its not accepted in many places. I travel to Europe.. so I'm looking for that card. C
- [2013-03-11 13:49:41] - Australian Traveler says: I'm looking for a credit card for my travels to Australia next year. I currently have a MasterCard and I'm fairly certain I can use that over in Australia just fine, but will be subject to the 3% foreign transaction fee. I checked out your list of top credit cards with no foreign transaction fees (which is awesome by the way!) but I've heard from others that the only credit cards that are accepted in Australia are Visa or MasterCard. Would you have any knowledge on this subject/know what the best credit card for the fewest fees for Australia would be?
- [2013-03-07 14:27:37] - cottageme.com says: This is so cool..thanks so much for the info. Love it!
- [2013-01-10 15:47:14] - Alan says: I will go to Japan next month, possibly on United. I would like to go to Kenya or South Africa this year also. I was thinking of an American Express card. What are better choices ? Thanks
- [2013-01-06 03:41:38] - eb88 says: It's January 2013, Capital One Venture offers 10K bonus miles as sign-up. You mentioned waiting for an "impressive" bonus. Is this it? Or should I wait? I am leaving Citibank AAdvantage after 15 years....Or do you think Chase Sapphire is better "rewards" for high annual spenders than Capital One? Thanks. LOVE LOVE LOVE this site!
- [2012-10-12 17:13:27] - gentleway says: I'm torn...I believe it is good to get a travel card to avoid the foreign trans fee. (NOTE: i have the amex blue cash preferred which gets most of daily expenses.) I don't want to align to a hotel or airline so which to get? Chase Sapphire Preferred, Capital One Venture or Citi Thank YOU Premier? cap1 is the most simple and nice long term but because of my amex card?? Sapphire Preferred has 2x for travel, 20% discount on travel, 7% pnt dividend & transfer pts to (a few) airline plans... Citi TY Premier, 1.2 pts (after 2 years) BUT annual domestic companion ticket (offsets annual fee), 33% value for airline purchase thru provide + 15% discount booking thru Spirit and the nicest; flight points. My families current travel budget will be 3-5k/year but will go up as my kids get a little older. Suggestions? I might be over-complicating the selection process.
- [2012-09-04 20:41:42] - Ken K says: I have a Southwest card that gives me rewards (or points) for the miles I fly plus one point for every dollar spent on purchases. If I switch to a Capital One Venture card do I get points for the miles I fly on Southwest plus purchases.
- [2012-08-30 20:35:40] - Jam says: I am not sure, but it feels to me that there is one angle of analysis that you guys don't have which I would like very much. All these travels cards seem to be of the type where you spend money on "other things" and gain points to use on flights. What I am really interested in and what I can't find a good resource on is a travel card that is the best for the money you actually spend on Travel. There are sliders for amount of money spent on gas/grocery/dining and then other. I would be interested which cards would be the best if you had a travel section in addition to those above categories. I would love to be able to max travel and zero out the others and see what cards pop up.
- [2012-08-21 16:05:51] - Rachel says: I was wondering if you could help me with my particular situation. I've just finished school and am shopping around for a milage-based credit card. I often from from New York to California, Latin America, and India. Personally, I've always preferred flying Virgin or JetBlue in the US, international flights I don't have a prefrence for. Would it be better to go with an airline card or is there a better option out there for me?
- [2012-08-09 14:06:22] - student traveler says: I am a student traveling abroad next semester. I have not had a credit card before, but my parents will cosign. I will use the card abroad in Western Europe. I am thinking I need one with EMV chip. I only have about a month before I leave. Do all EMV cards have no foreign transaction fees? Which one should I choose?
- [2012-07-28 04:12:20] - Jholland99 says: What happens if u get a card and don't spend that amout within the 3 months.. u don't get the bonus then what?
- [2012-06-20 01:26:42] - Monkeycajones says: There must also be a distinction between whether the points can be used to book travel (which appears to be through the credit cards travel agency), or whether one can actually transfer their points to a frequent flier account. I am interested in transferring points into frequent flier programs. Would you please clarify which cards permit transfer of points to the major airlines; and which airlines?
- [2012-06-20 01:20:31] - Monkeycajones says: Thank you for your site because I love to find all those great deals. I am surprised that you have not addressed the problem of which airlines one can transfer their points to. Chase will say that you can transfer to "20 major airlines" but when I called them, it only included BA, SWA and United for major US airlines. I have a Diners Club card that was wonderful until they decided to stop transfers to American Airlines. So I'm looking for a card that I can transfer the points most major airlines - such as Delta, AA, BA and US Airways. Do you know which cards will do this? I believe all the Chase cards won't do this. It looks like the Starwood is the only one that I can see from your info. And it would be fabulous if you would include this info with your reviews. Maybe just one article on this subject would be an eye-opener for most people.
- [2012-05-01 03:37:01] - NerdWallet says: You can use the British Airways card's Avios (their point system) for American Airlines tickets, and right now they're offering a 100,000-mile bonus: http://www.nerdwallet.com/card-details/card-name/Chase-British-Airways The downside is that you have to spend $20,000 in a year to get the full bonus. Alternatively, the Chase Sapphire Preferred offers 40,000 bonus points, worth $500 of travel booked through Chase: http://www.nerdwallet.com/card-details/card-name/Chase-Sapphire-Preferred The AAdvantage cards have decent bonuses. The best is from the Citi AAdvantage MasterCard, with 30,000 miles and no first-year fee: http://www.nerdwallet.com/card-details/card-name/Citibank-Gold-AAdvantage-World-MasterCard
- [2012-04-30 21:30:23] - Dsnolan4 says: I would like a Citibank Amer a/l advantage c/c. Are there any great deals out right now? Or is it best to wait for one in the mail. I know I have gotten offers for 45,000 points in the past.
- [2012-04-19 11:59:36] - Alvaro says: "Pro tip: Virgin Atlantic credit card. Virgin Atlantic's miles transfer 1:1 to an extensive list of partners, including Starwood," Where can I confirm this? Thanks
- [2012-04-12 18:47:17] - TaiwanTim says: What about the Citi Platinum Select. It has a $95 fee but I can get 35K bonus points with $1.5K in spend within first 3 months. The 35K miles appear to be directly translatable into a OneWorld economy ticket to Taiwan (not sure if it is one-way or round-trip). With upcoming expenses that will easily exceed $1.5K it seems I can sign up, garner the points and translate directly into a ticket to Taiwan. Am I missing some fine print?
- [2012-04-02 22:12:12] - meme says: Sadly British Airways doesn't have any direct flights from LAX to TPE. Otherwise this would have been a great deal.
- [2012-03-26 23:27:22] - TaiwanTim says: I live in the U.S. but travel to Asia at least once per year (non-business related). Which card provides the best mileage rewards to translate my domestic spending into an international ticket or at least reduce the cost of my international ticket
- [2012-02-29 18:25:43] - NerdWallet says: Hey, thanks for the feedback! The Spark Miles/Cash is one of the best options for a small business, since it gives a 2% rewards rate on all purchases, so you don't have to deal with rotating categories. Alaska, on the other hand, pays out in Alaska Airlines miles, which is quite restrictive. It also has a lower rewards rate.
- [2012-02-29 06:09:14] - itsajelly says: So I'm struggling on deciding which card to attempt to sign up for. new small business will have close to $100000 in equip to purchase, and then about 3500 a month after that. Want to travel with my wife and staff with card bonus. Front page suggests spark miles for business, but when I fill out little slider questionnaire it is no where to be found as a suggestion for small business. Alaska Air services here in the NW, should I go with that? Confused and want to make a good decision. Awesome site and thanks for the help.
- [2012-02-15 04:01:47] - Marian Moss says: My first time on you website; looks like it is really helpful. Thanks
- [2012-02-06 19:39:23] - NerdWallet says: Maxim, To get the full value of your bonus, you'll need to book the expense through the Chase Ultimate Rewards website. The 50,000-points will get you a $500 credit towards your purchase. When you book through Chase, they refund 20% of the points back to your account. In this case, that means another $100 to put toward travel. When you use that $100, you'll receive another $20 back, then another $4, then $0.80, and so it goes, shrinking infinitely. The immediate value of the bonus will grant you $500. The 20% point refunds make up the other $125. You probably won't have to pay income tax on the signing bonus, though it's not outside the realm of possibility. The IRS is now taxing bonuses that exceed a perceived worth of $600, but the Sapphire's immediate value is only $500 with the other $125 coming manifesting through refunds. We haven't heard any reports of cardholders paying income tax on the Sapphire bonus. We're thinking you'll probably be okay.
- [2012-02-06 06:55:48] - Maxim12 says: I have 2 questions: 1)Do I have to change 50,000 points of Chase Sapphire to aa, delta, or united miles, then buy the airline ticket from those airlines? Or just buy the ticket the pay the ticket by points Or redeem the 50000 pointsx2.5 cents=$625.00 cash and use that money to buy the ticket? 2) Do I have to pay income tax for $625 promo bonus? Thanks,
- [2012-01-24 18:36:40] - NerdWallet says: Thanks for letting us know! We'll fix the image.
- [2012-01-24 18:24:44] - Jdebach says: The Virgin Atlantic Card which earns 1.5 miles/$1 spent is actually the Black Card, not the White Card, which is featured in the image above. The White Card earns 1 miles/$1. Nerd Wallet... can the image be updated? The link to "Apply Now' is correct, as it goes to the Black Card application.
- [2012-01-13 19:05:14] - NerdWallet says: The US Bank FlexPerks isn't a terrible card, but you can do a lot better in terms of rewards. It earns 2 points per $1 on groceries, airlines and gas and 1 point per $1 spent elsewhere, and pays out in FlexPoints. One of the major limitations of the FlexPerks card is that you get your best rewards value only if you use your points to book travel through US Bank. The problem with that is you can't take advantage of discount sites like Kayak, so you probably won't get the best deal. It also charges a foreign transaction fee of 3%, which is prohibitively high for a traveler. The FlexPerks falls short in ease of use and foreign transaction fees, but has a decent rewards rate and lower annual fees than some other travel cards. If you tend to travel in style - airport lounges, business/first class, etc. - the American Express Platinum has a very high annual fee, but makes up for is in travel-related benefits. Another option if you tend to splurge on hotels is the Starwood American Express ($65 annual fee, waived the first year). We think it gives a value of 2-5% back on all purchases if you redeem for Starwood hotel stays, and it gives a flat value of 1.25% back on all purchases if you redeem for airline miles with its partners. While the Platinum waives its foreign transaction fee, the Starwood does not. However, if you're more of a budget traveler, you'll get the most value out of being able to book tickets on discount sites, not being tied down to a particular hotel, etc. This is the route I tend to prefer, since what you sacrifice in rewards you make up for in flexibility. The best cards for this are the Capital One Venture Rewards, VentureOne, and Cash. The Venture Rewards gives a flat 2 miles per $1 on all purchases and has a $59 annual fee (waived the first year), while the VentureOne gives 1.5 miles and has no annual fee. The Capital One Cash gives 1.5% cash back on all purchases and has no fee. The benefit of No Hassle Miles is that unlike traditional miles, you can use them to offset any travel expense - airfare, hotel stays, gas, baggage fees, whatever. Most of the time, if you redeem for an award ticket, you're stuck paying for fees and taxes, but No Hassle Miles can be redeemed against those expenses as well. All Capital One cards have no foreign transaction fee, and their rewards are much easier to redeem. That said, if you're thinking of going for the Capital One Venture, I'd suggest you wait a few months. The Venture has offered some pretty impressive signup bonuses lately, and it's worth waiting a while to see if they'll up their bonus again. If you have excellent credit, you'll be able to qualify for all of these cards with no problem. And since you have excellent credit, you can switch to a more lucrative credit card and close your FlexPerks account entirely to avoid paying an annual fee for a card you don't use. Account age is an important factor in your credit score, but it's less important if you've already established yourself than if you're just starting to build a history.
- [2012-01-13 01:20:10] - Ohiojim says: I have a US Bank Flex Perks account that I have held for 20+ years. I have been trying to compare it to some cards listed here but I haven't been able to get the website to recognize it. How well does it compare if I am interested in travel rewards, have excellent credit, and don't carry a balance. What would be the pros and cons of switching or just adding another card?
- [2011-12-06 20:11:11] - NerdWallet says: It's definitely on the to do list...
- [2011-12-06 20:04:15] - Canadakikou says: Wow, you have a great site here. Would you add Canadian credit cards so we can best determine the most appropriate and best deal?
- [2011-12-03 17:08:00] - NerdWallet says: The "hot offer" is a sponsored slot. That is why it doesn't change when you change your inputs. The rest of the results are ranked only according to what you input. If we're missing any cards on our first pages of listings, please let us know and we'll get it fixed.
- [2011-12-03 16:57:45] - Greg says: "most of the cards in your search are not sponsored" -- um....I guess if you count all 1500 cards in the denominator. the first pages are nothing but sponsored links. pretty clear the initial search settings are manipulated to put sponsored cards first. challenge you to replace the 'hot offer' slot with one that's not sponsored.
- [2011-11-22 04:36:19] - Money card says: try the Discover Miles escape or open road. Mastercard falls under citi forward
- [2011-11-22 04:24:33] - Money card says: I would have to say that the citibank american airlines is just as good a credit card as chase continental. I have seen quite a few people use citi at stores personal card. where as chase continental I haven't seen anybody use this card. I'm sure while eating out during the week , checking in at hotels people have used this card. But not at Bj's or other stores.
- [2011-11-22 04:17:59] - Money card says: nerd has somethings wrong.
- [2011-10-06 23:00:13] - NerdWallet says: Try this: http://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/2011/credit-card-no-foreign-transaction-fee/
- [2011-10-06 22:51:38] - Eric says: seaching for Mastercard or discover card, with flying points and without foreign transaction fees
- [2011-08-11 00:28:48] - NerdWallet says: Hi Leslie! The only ad is the yellow box near the top. All of the cards below that one are ranked solely based on what you enter in the sidebar on the left. You'll notice the big green "estimated rewards" numbers will update, and so will your results, as you change your spending habits and such on the left. And if you click the names of the cards, it will take you to a more detailed information page, with all interest rates and rewards program details, plus our own written review for each card, as well as comparisons vs other similar cards. We put "Sponsored" on the cards that earn us revenue, but you'll notice that most of the cards in your search results are not sponsored and won't actually earn us anything. They're there for your education, and we hope that you find the best credit card for your own lifestyle, regardless of whether or not we get paid to facilitate it. Hope that helps, and good luck!
- [2011-08-11 00:10:50] - Leslieb says: It looks like this whole sit is nothing but ads. Â What is the deal with sponsorerd? Â


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I think even more irritating is all these Tween Pop Queens who now think they are rock stars. Believe me, compared to the Rock artists of the 80's, they are just little pansies.
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I will agree with you on this! I can't stand those little mealy mouthed female vocalist that have no heart in their voice what so ever...we woman can rock! So why all the fluff bunny vocals is beyond me! Take the link below, "Here and Now" too fluff! Wasn't my idea to do it, but I tried to do it justice...to "me" that's fluff....and shows no type of vocal talent at all. I also like many of the newer band these days...but I have a lot a variety in my taste, though I am still "picky".
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Compared to artists like Pat Benatar and the Wilson Sisters of Heart, those little Pop Princesses don't know the meaning of being a real Rock Star.


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1. This cake looks amazing. You could describe it as "delicious."
2. You could also describe it as …"moist." *cringe*
3. But the "m" word is an awful word. You hate even thinking it.
4. It's not like you have a problem with words like "wet" or "damp."
5. It just feels gross to say … you know … "moist." *shudder*
6. It might have something to do with the "oi" sound. Like in "ointment" or "goiter."
7. But it probably has more to do with the fact that that word makes you think more of bodily fluids than cake.
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10. It's an innocent enough word, but you just feel dirty using it. You feel like you need to wash up after hearing it.
11. Also, it comes from the Latin "muscidus" which meant "slimy," "moldy," "musty" and gave us the word "mucus."
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There would have been no forfeits had the players decided not to play, especially not after the suits began pulling sponsorships and treating Sterling like kryptonite. Silver would have suffered even worse optics for trying to suspend players for protesting the indefensible Sterling when the Clippers' own corporate partners had run for cover. The money was no longer a cover because there was Sterling on tape awash in his superiority, reminding them all -- LeBron, Kevin Durant, Michael Jordan, Magic and Chris Paul -- that they were property. They were millionaires but still not part of the club. The players would have forced the respect they were demanding. The star players could have led, providing protection for the less talented players more vulnerable to retribution. They could have sat in the locker room for an hour. The NBA would have had to listen. They have the money, and they would have had real power. Silver would have had to listen to them and respect them as one body.
It looked as if Sterling being shown up by his girlfriend just might be the issue around which players were willing to rally. Maybe this was the issue serious enough to mobilize a group of players so enormously wealthy that they have been able to insulate themselves from the knuckles the rest of us must dodge.
Instead, the Clippers turned their warm-up jerseys inside-out and tossed them at half court and kept on playing. The players showed outrage, but they showed outrage and kept on playing. Remember that all the players initially asked for was for Sterling to be suspended for the rest of the playoffs. Some players -- like West -- spoke strongly, but collectively, they went back to their place in the field. Even an outraged James fell into line, saying that Silver would handle it, as if he ever represented their interests. The players forgot or refused to believe deeply enough that they are the NBA. James and Miami, in solidarity with his friend Chris Paul and the Clippers, also turned their jerseys inside-out before sweeping Charlotte, and at that moment the threat of what was possible appeared once more. But the moment was over. Maybe there would be no revolution.
Roger Mason Jr., vice president of the players' association, said a leaguewide boycott of players for Tuesday's playoff games -- not just Clippers-Warriors -- was imminent and depended on Silver's performance. Such a collective action would have reverberated throughout the league, at every future bargaining session, at every league function, every time the owners acted. The owners would have thought twice. They would have remembered the time the players shut down the game during the playoffs, the time they showed that they were bigger and more resolute than the short-term self-interest of winning a trophy.
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8th December 2012
Comment: Equal marriage is a step towards a fairer society 25
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7th December 2012
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6th December 2012
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The dying Empire's most cunning and ruthless warlord - Grand Admiral Thrawn - has taken command of the remnants of the Imperial fleet and launched a massive campaign aimed at the New Republic's destruction. With the aid of unimaginable weapons long hidden away by the Emperor on a backwater planet, Thrawn plans to turn the tide of battle, overwhelm the New Republic, and impose his iron rule throughout the galaxy.
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"Marc Thompson Delivers Again!"
Having listened to the First volume of the Thrawn Series done by Thompson, I knew I had to wait until he completed his versions of the second two volumes. I am glad I waited. The story is excellent, as most people already know. However, Thompson gives an excellent performance enhanced by a great and not overbearing soundtrack, deliver an amazing entertainment experience. Get this audio-book, you will not be disappointed.
Finally the unabridged version. What more could you want? Marc Thompson did a great job with the reading and the production quality seems to be on pair with all the other Star Wars books. I would say this is a must have.
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"The adventure continues..."
Following in the footsteps of last year's 20th anniversary release of Timothy Zahn's Heir to the Empire, Marc Thompson delivers another perfect performance with this second installment of The Thrawn Trilogy. For the uninitiated, this series' popularity helped launch the expanded universerse we all take for granted now. For example, the 'Imperial Planet' was first named Coruscant in this trilogy. If you enjoyed it as much as I did, this audiobook will make you want to listen to the third and final book, The Last Command, thankfully also available unabridged and narrated by Marc Thompson. The Force is strong with this one!
"Great performance, decent story"
Awesome performance of the OT characters voices, he's got Han and Luke perfected.
Story was a little lackluster but hey it's Star Wars
"Marc Thompson,Timothy Zahn what else do you need?"
Marc Thompson' performance of this brilliant story is second to none. He created voices for previously unknown characters and did a fantastic job on mimicing the characters we all know from the first three films. His portrayal of Grand Admiral Thrawn really made the character come to life. He was menacing and always in control. Really great series.
"Like "Empire" the middle volume is great"
One of the best
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Great voice acting. Mark and Jim Dale are the best.
Another great book by Tim Zahn. Hope they re-do the "Hand of Thrawn" series. Un-Abridged and with Marc Thompson doing the reading.
"Star Wars at it's Finest"
Great narration! Amazing story! I would recommend any Stars Wars fan read it! Thrawn is an amazing villain. Sad this is no longer canon. :-(
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Thrilling story great performance! The added sound effects and music really contribute but is never overbearing.
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I love Star Wars in all its glory. But the continuos coincidences and chance encounters stole from my overall enjoyment. I still plan on getting the lady book in the series
"Great performance and a good story"
The voice and recording quality of this book is amazing. I feel like I am in a Star Wars movie. The voices of Luke Leah and Han are true to the actors, and the sound effects help shape the story in my mind.
This is the second book of the three book series. I found the first book in the series to be almost boring and not very innovative. This book starts to become more innovative and I can't quite read what will happen next as I could in the first book.
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Cultural Bridges: A Celebration of the People of the Bronx
at Valentine-Varian House (in Valentine Varian House), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
The Bronx County Historical Society is proud to announce the Cultural Bridges events series at the Museum of Bronx History. This series celebrates the individuals and organizations…
Category: Education, History, Talks
Calling all Volunteers! Pumpkin Festival – Willowbrook Park
at Carousel for All Children (in Willowbrook Park), Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Volunteers needed for the annual Pumpkin Festival.
Category: Volunteer, Halloween
Youth Girls Basketball Clinic
at North Meadow Recreation Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Join the newest addition to Central Park Conservancy's basketball programs.
Category: Kids, Sports
Edgar Allan Poe: Stories Recited From Memory
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Edgar Allan Poe: Stories Recited from Memory, features dramatic recitations of several writings of Edgar Allan Poe.
Category: Art, History, Theater, Talks, Open House New York
CANCELLED: Soap Box Derby 2014
at Westerleigh Park, Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Please note: this event has been cancelled due to rain.
Category: Kids
Bronx River Ramble: Woodlawn Brook
at Webster Avenue and East 233rd Street (in Bronx Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
We'll finish our Ramble season this year with a look ahead to a new series of Rambles exploring the Bronx River's tributaries. Rising in the midst of the Woodlawn Cemetery,…
Category: Tours, Talks
CANCELLED: It's My Park Day in Sunnyside
at Sunnyside Arch, Queens
10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Register today for the neighborhood Clean Up and Beautification Day in Sunnyside.
Category: Volunteer, It's My Park
Upper River Run
at 219th Street and Bronx Boulevard (in Bronx Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
On this trip, you will have the opportunity to travel south through Shoelace Park, The Bronx River Forest, The Botanical Garden, and the Bronx Zoo.
Category: Nature, Kayaking and Canoeing
It's My Park Day at Stuyvesant Park
at Stuyvesant Square, Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Come along and help garden and have fun making sure this park is full of flowers for the spring!
Category: Volunteer, It's My Park
It's My Park Day at Thomas Green Playground
at Entrance at 3rd Avenue and Douglass Street (in Thomas Greene Playground), Brooklyn
10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Volunteer with the Friends of Douglas/Greene Park to help clean, rake, and weed Thomas Greene Park.
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All parents want their toddlers to be healthy, happy eaters but mealtimes can often end in a battle of wills. Gina Ford's Top Tips for Fussy Eaters offers parents practical, straightforward advice on turning those difficult mealtimes into happy family occasions. Gina's no-nonsense quick and easy tips will help you to: - create food that is fun to eat, yet healthy and nutritious - make mealtimes less stressful - encourage your child to eat fruit and vegetables. This handy parenting guide offers sensible solutions to help you cope with your little fussy eater, encourage healthy eating and banish tantrums at mealtimes for good.
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With the subprime mortgage and housing bubble crises now metastasizing into the full-blown implosion of the U.S. economy, global markets have been gasping to keep up with the turmoil. Later this week Congress will be pressured to approve a mind-boggling $700 billion "bailout" package which would effectively transform Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Jr. into an "overseer" of the entire economy, with complete and unassailable power to purchase so-called "toxic" debts from any bank he chooses.
Critics have been swift to decry the bill, which appears to be giving Wall Street investors everything they want while leaving nothing for "Main Street". For example, economist Robert Kuttner argues at the Huffington Post that instead the bill needs to include provisions for
"mortgage refinancing, and authority for cities and towns to acquire foreclosed properties and put buyers and renters back in them. The package should include at least $200 billion of new economic stimulus, in the form of aid to states, cities, and towns, for infrastructure rebuilding, more generous unemployment and retraining benefits, and green investment."
Eric Lotke of the Campaign for America's Future agrees. The answer to the crisis is to rebuild America's bridges, dams and schools:
"America needs rebuilding. And the American people need jobs. Put one and one together. Make two. And build a bridge while you're at it. It's a real way out of our economic mess. Every $1 billion of federal funding invested in transportation infrastructure creates 47,500 jobs. Every $1 billion spent on our water infrastructure creates 57,400 jobs. Catching up on $20 billion in deferred school maintenance would generate 250,000 jobs."
These calls to keep the interests of cities in mind are significant. There is after all a fundamentally urban dimension to this crisis: the unbridled expansion of suburban sprawl was largely financed in recent years through patently insane lending practices, which are now bringing down the economy. At the same time, the federal government has long neglected funding infrastructure upgrades, to the point where the U.S. is facing an estimated (2005) $1.6 trillion infrastructure deficit.
Now with the federal government taking control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (which may eventually cost taxpayers $300 billion) and set to pour almost a trillion more dollars of taxpayers' money into the hole created by the "sprawl economy", there will likely be very little capacity at the federal level to fund these vitally necessary upgrades to the country's infrastructure.
So unless such provisions for infrastructure funding can swiftly be made a part of this bailout, it is questionable whether such an enormous commitment will otherwise be possible. Indeed, this crisis may mean a reduced role for the federal government in America's cities for years to come.
The Bush/Paulson proposal does not solve real economic problems of the country.
There are alternative methods to deal with Wall Street that don't involve taxpayers bailing out those described by Theodore Roosevelt as "malefactors of great wealth."
For details, read Krugman in the NYT, or Ferguson/Johnson in the Nation, or any number of other good economists in any number of places.
While I completely disagree with Mr. Dudley that we need to load a bunch of pork into an already ridiculous federal bailout, I agree with PollyTeek above... the bailout as proposed has a very good chance of a) not working, b) rewarding the people who don't need to be rewarded and c) basically screwing the rest of us who did not get caught up in the rush to get rich (or d) all of the above).
"America needs rebuilding. And the American people need jobs. Put one and one together. Make two. And build a bridge while you're at it. It's a real way out of our economic mess. Every $1 billion of federal funding invested in transportation infrastructure creates 47,500 jobs. Every $1 billion spent on our water infrastructure creates 57,400 jobs."
Whether or not we need the bridges and dams, even if the bridges make our cities less livable and the dams destroy ecosystems, we should still build them purely to create more work.
The average American worker spends about one-third more hours working per year than the average Dutch worker. Americans work longer hours than the people in any developed nation. It is because of this crazy ideology that we have to produce more, whether or not we want it, purely to create more work.
Charles Siegel
"Whether or not we need the bridges and dams, even if the bridges make our cities less livable and the dams destroy ecosystems, we should still build them purely to create more work."
I think the argument the author was suggesting is that we have this huge infrastructure bubble as well that is eventually going to pop (some of it clearly already is). Why not kill two birds with one stone and invest in public infrastructure while putting a large number to work.


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