But despite the flexibility offered by this growing breed of card, Tim Winship, editor of FrequentFlier.com, said credit cards connected to particular airlines still have some benefits that bank cards can't match, like the ability to use miles for upgrades.
Mr. Abbasi said he brought police officers to The Post's offices, where they examined the pictures for any images of the perpetrator, and he left the camera's memory card with editors at The Post.
While the actor sat with Ms. Versace at one table, his entourage demanded to be seated at another, even though the seats were reserved with place cards for editors.
It is worth noting that if I tried to introduce my own card, the ethics editor would laugh me out of the New York Times building.
Posted by Audrey Scott CHECK OUT BROKERAGE CARD To the Editor: Charles Schwab also offers a no-fee ATM card through its brokerage accounts.
And how about this wild card, from John Myers, editor of Outstanding Investments: "Early last month, a drunk in Alaska shot a hole in the pipeline that supplies millions of barrels in oil equivalent each day.
"Without Miyamoto, Nintendo would be back making playing cards," said Andy McNamara, editor in chief of Game Informer, the No. 1 game magazine, referring to Nintendo's original business in 1889.
On campus, a rift has opened up between the Guild and the university, you can't get into the campus bar without a student ID card, and the editors of Exeposé, which I co-edit, have been threatened with disciplinary action should our reporters make any attempt to investigate parts of the story that might hinder the progress of the internal investigation.
Scott Kelnhofer, editor of Card Trade, an industry publication, says the Total Immersion technology could strike a chord with boys.
To the Editor: Regarding "Card Choice: Miles or Points" (July 4), I just wanted your readers to be aware that some credit cards may offer bonus points, but if you use them for travel, you may not be happy.
