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About Gary Leff
The office supply
The office supply of the future.
With all of the awful
With all of the awful changes in airline fare rules in most cases set to go into effect on January 1, 2003, it’s worth noting that America West has not crossed over to the dark side. Combined with an outstanding elite program, they just may earn some of my business next year.
China consolidates its airlines
China consolidates its airlines into 3 major carriers.
Author Salman Rushdie’s
Author Salman Rushdie’s ‘perpetual one-way ticket’ gets him tagged at airport security.
An interesting article
An interesting article suggests that CAPS, the government’s terrorist profiling system used in aviation security, is less effective than random screening. Since you know if your carry-ons have been manually inspected, you’ve been questioned, you’re asked to stand in a special line, or if you’ve been frisked, you know your CAPS profile — or at least you know what you aren’t, which makes it very easy to defeat CAPS, even if the profile itself is always kept secret.
New enrollment bonus 2,000 bonus
New enrollment bonus 2,000 bonus miles for new United Mileage Plus members.
This website is currently 11
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Fortune writes about
Fortune writes about the difficulties in finding inexpensive airfares.
Bureaucrat openly defends the practice
Bureaucrat openly defends the practice of payoffs. At trial, a Philadelphia plumbing inspector describes taking money from plumbers whose work he was checking as “tipping” which is simply “part of the trade.” Angry and unapologetic, a former Philadelphia plumbing inspector yesterday defended accepting cash from plumbers whose work he checked. Joseph O’Malley told a federal jury that these “tips” never influenced him and, under probing questioning by a prosecutor, gave a candid portrait of a workday that sometimes included hours spent in a local pub or cruising around Roosevelt Park to rack up mileage on his car. Testifying in his defense in the racketeering and extortion trial of eight former inspectors, O’Malley called “tipping” a “part of the trade” that city plumbers learned as apprentices. “Is there any question that when you got paid by…
