Oooops. Time for a bit of frantic back-pedaling here. My usual source of information on airfare movements (farecompare.com) has gone unusually quiet this weekend, so I missed an unfortunate development (thanks to sharp readers who […]
Here’s a tip that might possibly save you 10% or more on any domestic airline tickets you choose to buy. I’ve decided to send this out as a special newsletter due to its probably short
Urgent : Short Term Opportunity to Save 10% or More on All Domestic Air Tickets Read More »
Good morning The big news of the week was Wednesday’s announcement by American Airlines of their order for 460 new planes, which I quickly analyzed and sent out a commentary on immediately thereafter. If you
I featured a letter from a reader a few weeks ago who wrote about the appalling treatment he received at the hands of the Immigration people when flying in to the US from the UK.
American Airlines has announced, just minutes ago, that it is placing orders for 260 Airbus A320 series planes and 200 Boeing 737 series planes. This has concluded a growing crescendo of speculation about what AA
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Good morning Carmaggedon looms large in the thoughts of Los Angeles drivers this weekend. What is being termed ‘carmageddon’ is the closing of 10 miles of I-405 for construction, with grim predictions of massive traffic
Programmers understand why it is so difficult for computers to manage information in a manner that is truly convenient and free of complications for end users. But from our perspective, surely this is something that
Microsoft OneNote – Is it Truly the Universal Panacea for Data Storage and Retrieval? Read More »
I finally succumbed to self-imposed pressure and upgraded my Microsoft Office from 2007 to 2010, and in doing so, joined the just over 100 million others who are already using Office 2010 (not bad for
Good morning I hope your 4 July weekend was a pleasure. Certainly the Pacific Northwest is now in the grip of glorious summer weather, and I hope the same is true of you too (if
Good morning They say that one definition of ‘home’ is that it is the place you always feel good at returning to, no matter where else in the world you’ve been and what else you’ve
Good morning Yes, I know I said there’d be no newsletter this week, but I’ve managed to find time to quickly put together a short edition. This year’s Scotland tour ended yesterday, with people leaving
Good morning I’m in Oban currently as part of our Scotland tour, and for the last hour the sounds of bagpipes have been wafting down from McCaig’s Tower above the town – the local Lion’s
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