Have you received emails offering you free GNC products if you take a short survey? If you have, take note. This GNC Rewards email is a scam. The email looks something like this. GNC Reward points Click here to view.Could you use $50 worth of GNC products?Just answer a few questions and you get your $50 GNC gift card! Start here.Unsub click here or send mail to: … [Read more...] about The GNC Rewards email scam — a popular new lure
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Friday Fotos — Na Pali Coast from the sky
My cousin Sharon recently took her first-ever trip to Hawai‘i. They were smart and took in all the big attractions which, in Kaua‘i's case are mostly natural. Helicopter tours are a must on a trip to the Garden Isle and here's one of the big reasons why—the Na Pali Coast. With cliffs that rise straight up from the ocean, waterfalls that never stop, razor-sharp mountaintops, a … [Read more...] about Friday Fotos — Na Pali Coast from the sky
Behind the story of The Jihadist List
Jeffrey Seay is a former NCIS agent and the author of The Jihadist List. He says he’s only been serious about writing for a couple of years, but has realized the importance of telling a story, not just having something to say. For this interview, Seay discussed the story behind The Jihadist List. The Jihadist List takes form Seay believes any message a writer wants to make … [Read more...] about Behind the story of The Jihadist List
Friday Fotos – on the Road to Hana for another fab view
Everyone who's heard of the Road to Hana has the same impression. Terrific view, awful road. It's not that the road itself is bad, it's that it winds along the coast of Maui and sometimes drops down to one lane. When we went on a tour, our bus came nose to nose with a local in a small car, and she refused to back up because tour busses are not well-liked on this side of Maui. … [Read more...] about Friday Fotos – on the Road to Hana for another fab view
Review of Old Bones by Trudy Nan Boyce
From the publisher: A timely and penetrating mystery about the intersection of policing, racism, and the community—set in a city at its boiling point—from an author who’s been in the trenches and seen it all.A senseless act of violence.During a vigil calling for police reform, students from Spelman College, a historically black women’s institution, are assaulted by … [Read more...] about Review of Old Bones by Trudy Nan Boyce