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When I do presentations to community groups, we talk about scams and cons, but also credit protection. On multiple occasions, I’ve been asked, “Should I sign up for LifeLock?” Or, phrased differently, …
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https://instagram.com/p/5hqvSAHocw/The above photo on Instagram actually came out on Friday, but it's a beauty and I had to share. So, let's just say, Happy Aloha Saturday, too! My favs on …
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This Maui photo was taken during our stay in Lahaina. One day, we took a drive from Lahaina to the ʻIao Valley. The drive takes you south from Lahaina along the Honoāpiilani Highway, which is the only …
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https://instagram.com/p/5bSaswrf9K/ My favs this week on Instagram [yinstagram display_images="liked"] …
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In my Examiner.com interview with Mark Allen Smith we discussed the story behind his new Geiger series novel, “The Confessor.” The novels are considered literary thrillers, but the plots are defined …
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Xarelto lawsuit settlement scam emails are flooding inboxes, bringing with them the possibility of further harm to those who believe they may have sustained injuries from the prescription of this …
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When I took this photo of the Seacliff Pier, I didn’t realize what I was looking at. The ship at the end of the pier was built in 1917 when wartime steel shortages caused the US Navy to try building three concrete ships. This one, the Palo Alto, was built in Oakland, but never put into […]
