Good morning Those of you who only receive the weekly newsletter may have noticed no newsletter last week (daily and express readers will have still received articles during the week). Apologies for that. On Tuesday …
Air travel continues to boom, with industry analysts now projecting a combined multi-billion dollar profit this year for the US airlines (and billions more for the rest of the world's airlines too). Business travel is …
From time to time some critics have wondered out loud if very-profitable Qantas might not be slightly lowering its one-time impeccably high safety standards as part of its relentless drive to greater efficiencies and profits. …
Well Done, Qantas – Safety Still Reigns Supreme at the Flying ‘Roo Read More »
Here's a comprehensive three part review of a wonderful home security system, ideally suited for people who travel and necessarily leave their home vacant/unattended. The Logitech Alert Home Security System is easily installed, easily configured, …
Review – Logitech Home Alert Video Security System Read More »
Just over a year ago, I wrote a four-part series about How to Use Priceline to get the Lowest Possible Hotel Rates. Last week I was using the techniques and strategies outlined in this comprehensive …
Priceline Might Save You Money – but Sometimes Could Cost You Extra Read More »
Hydrogen has long been held out as a clean burning fuel that could be used as an alternative to oil-based fossil fuels – both for ecological reasons and in recognition of the finite remaining supplies …
Hydrogen’s Potential as an Alternative/Eco-Fuel Evaporates Read More »
Since the introduction of Amazon's original Kindle eBook reader in November 2007, the company has very successfully driven the acceptance of eBooks into the marketplace. Former attempts at creating a sustainable viable market for eBooks …
The Pressing Problem in Amazon’s Current (but Obsolete) Kindle eBook Readers Read More »
There's something mysteriously appealing about subways, and in particular, about abandoned subway routes and disused stations. Legends abound about hidden/secret subway lines (for example Moscow's alleged 'Metro 2' subway system, which, if it exists, may …
New York’s Splendid – but Closed – City Hall Subway Station Read More »
As travelers, we all too often leave our homes unoccupied and vulnerable. Technological advances in camera design and – of course – the wonder of the increasingly omnipresent internet have allowed home security systems to …
How to Design and Set Up a Home Security Video System Read More »
Emirates has posted its first half results for its 2010-2011 financial year, with an extraordinary leap in profit from $205 million last year to $925 million this year. The airline reported a 19.4% increase in …
Emirates More Than Quadruples its First Half Profit to $925 million Read More »
Christmas is coming a bit early this year, at least if you are flying on an AirTran, Delta or Virgin America flight between 20 November and 2 January. Google is sponsoring free on-board Wi-Fi on …
Imagine two men going through the airport security line. One is the pilot of the plane, in his uniform, complete with all official IDs. He is also a Federal Flight Deck Officer and so has …
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