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Month: November 2014

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Simple Holiday Safety Tips

26 Nov
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Holidays are a time to relax and enjoy your time with family and friends. It's also a time where criminals are desperate and try to take advantage of unsuspecting victims. Thanks to law enforcement agencies across the country, here are a few helpful tips they recommend on how to guard yourself and your family from would be thieves this holiday season.* During the holidays thefts go up. Delivered packages being stolen is one of the biggest problems. Some criminals follow delivery trucks.* Please have someone home for the delivery or make other arrangements. Consider mailing packages to your office to avoid theft of items left at your doorstep.* Don't share your holiday plans, especially on social media.* Don't show off your gifts on social media or display them in front of a window at your home.* A stack of mail in the mailbox, papers in the driveway and trash cans left
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8 top tips for flying first class on frequent flyer award tickets

24 Nov
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By Hilary Stockton, Editor, A Luxury Travel BlogEver dream of flying Singapore Suites, Cathay Pacific First Class, Etihad First Class Suites, Lufthansa First Class and other first class airline cabins, but think that they’re impossibly out of reach? They don’t have to be, depending in part on where you’re located, on your credit score, and on your flexibility. You don’t even have to be a true frequent flyer or do much actual paid flying. Here are 8 tips to help you fly first class on award tickets, whether for a honeymoon, destination wedding, anniversary, or special family trip:1. Have a US social security number and credit historyYou can of course earn frequent flyer miles from flying no matter where you live. And another option is buying some of the miles you need. But if you don’t fly a lot for work, it helps enormously to be U.S. based or have a U.S.
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End-of-year tune-up tips for savvy travelers

14 Nov
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By Harriet Baskas, Special to CNBCEven the savviest traveler can use a few new tricks each year, whether on the road for business or leisure.We asked travel experts for some tips that might help road warriors save time and money as we head into a new year.Flying frugallyBefore the end of the year, take inventory of your frequent flier miles. Claim credit for any missing miles and decide if you can top off—with an extra flight, hotel stay or mile-generating purchase—accounts where you are close to getting elite status perks for the following year.When shopping for new flight reservations, sign up for fare alerts, enlist helpers such as Kayak's price forecasting tool and remember the "24-hour reservation requirement" put into effect in January 2012 by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The rule requires carriers to hold a flight reservation for 24 hours without payment, or allow a reservation to be
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Google Chromebook, Surface Pro 3 Briefcase by Mobile Edge

10 Nov
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The all new Microsoft Surface Pro 3, and the Google Chromebook (both 11.6" & 14.1" sizes) now have a briefcase designed specifically for their specific form factor. The new 11.6" Mobile Edge Express Notebook Case fits the new Surface Pro 3 and 11.6" Google Chromebooks perfectly! The larger 14.1" Express Case fits larger sized Google Chromebooks with the same cool design.The Express Notebook Case is designed to protect your computer/tablet while allowing the user to work out of the case. This is an ideal design for students using their device in the classroom.The sleek design makes the case lightweight and easy to carry. The top handle and matching shoulder strap are another nice feature. There is an outside zippered compartment ideal for a power supply, and organization for pens. pencils, flash drives, etc.Backed by a
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