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Parents beware: If your teens party, you could pay the price
Wed May 16, 2012
- Yes, let's prosecute parents. It's far better for my children to learn how to responsibly consume alcohol in an off campus apartment than from their parents.
10 best historic U.S. sites for kids
Mon May 14, 2012
- Actually, I spelled it wrong in my comment. Plimoth is the plantation, Plymouth is the town. Of course, that's not where the pilgrims landed, but it's a bit of a hike all the way out to Provincetown.
10 best historic U.S. sites for kids
Mon May 14, 2012
- Boston? Anyone? If you're going to Plymouth anyway, why not spend a day in Boston?
Woman told she was 'too fat to fly' sues Southwest Airlines
Fri May 4, 2012
- Go to www.seatguru.com and look at the chart. If it says 17 inches, and your ass is 42 inches wide, guess what, you either need another seat, or you need to put down the hoagie.
Secret Service officers sent home from Colombia, involvement with prostitutes alleged
Fri Apr 13, 2012
- When you travel internationally, you are bound by the laws of the country you are visiting. If prostitution is legal in Colombia...
BlackBerry giving up on the consumer market
Thu Mar 29, 2012
- I have had a BlackBerry for years. It was our company standard, and we are a big company. Anyone who had to travel regularly or be on call got a BlackBerry. If you just wanted to check email from home, then you were told to pull out your laptop. Those days are over.
United Airlines still leaving passengers on hold
Tue Mar 27, 2012
- I called United's new "Elite Desk" the other day to use a credit from a cancelled flight. Before the cut over, I could have done that in CO's system, so they have also messed up the old CO system. I got a call center outside of the US.
Disruptions: Time to review FAA policy on gadgets
Mon Mar 19, 2012
- I see someone beat me to it. Really?!? You can't live for 10 minutes without something to read, or some sort of toy? I can perhaps see some merit if your flight is number 22 for take off and "taxi" turns in to an hour of sitting, but for most flights, this is not the case.
Docs: Antipsychotics often prescribed for 'problems of living'
Sun Mar 18, 2012
- But wait, "Some states are attempting to rein in their use and cut escalating costs.
Family removed from plane due to unruly toddler wanted a 'little bit of humanity'
Mon Mar 12, 2012
- I fly a lot, and I have five kids, so I try to be understanding of parents on planes. When I fly with my kids, I am sick of people assuming that they will be monsters because of how some people let their kids behave on planes. So, there is a limit to my understanding.

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Secret Service officers sent home from Colombia, involvement with prostitutes alleged
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