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Travel Planning to Kona, Hawaii- A Tutorial

by John P.

My wife and I were planning on accompanying my brother and soon to be sister-in-law to the Big Island of Hawaii in June, and as a result I did quite a bit of planning for the trip. Being cost efficient is important to all of us, but making sure we end up with decent accommodations at a good value is possibly even more important.

I thought I would document my search methodology in case it helped others to find and book their travel online. Please note that I am very meticulous when it comes to travel planning. I’m picky about where I stay, how I get there, and want to know what I’m going to do while I’m there. I even make printouts and carry a small binder with me. Anal, I know… but it works for me.
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Smith Barney Forces Clients to Change Login Names

January 20, 2007

Smith Barney recently began forcing it’s clients to change their Web login in what is claimed to be a “security enhancement” maneuver. This applies to every client in the US that has a joint account (ie- married couples). They are forcing this change in conjunction with the requirement of adding challenge questions and answers to [...]

Citibank to Install Thumbprint ATMs… in India!

December 4, 2006

Ok. This just pisses me off. Can someone explain to me why Citibank is going to spend the money to develop and implement fingerprint reading ATMs for the poorest people in India, but not for the richest people in the US? I mean, I wouldn’t have to lug along another ATM card if they’d just [...]

Online Banking Still Not Secure!

November 13, 2006