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Return to Liliokalani Garden in Hilo with Kay Hadashi

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Two weeks ago, we started a tour of the Liliuokalani Garden in Hilo thanks to Hawaii author Kay Hadashi. This week, we'll finish that tour of the gardens, which are now someplace I have to see in the future. We've driven by these gardens in the past, but never stopped in and so the next time I'm in Hilo, this is a definite place to see in the early morning.Kay writes three … [Read more...] about Return to Liliokalani Garden in Hilo with Kay Hadashi

Behind the story of One Mile Under with Andrew Gross

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New York Times bestseller Andrew Gross quips that the most “thrillery” thing in his life is what to make for dinner. But, in this interview about his latest release, “One Mile Under,” Gross described some experiences in his life that have been far from mundane.“One Mile Under” is really about the struggle of downtrodden individuals against a larger and far more powerful … [Read more...] about Behind the story of One Mile Under with Andrew Gross

The Patriot Threat is another Steve Berry winner

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Cotton Malone, a contract agent of Magellan Billet, is in Venice on temporary assignment to covertly observe a $20 million financial transaction destined for North Korea . . . until it goes wrong. Cotton quickly learns that the theft of the $20 million is of less concern to his superiors than the top secret documents stolen from the US Treasury Department by a disgruntled … [Read more...] about The Patriot Threat is another Steve Berry winner

The Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion email scam

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Email inboxes are receiving a barrage of mail encouraging consumers to monitor their credit. The emails may offer a link to one of the three credit bureaus: Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion. The fact is, these emails may have different purposes. Some are merely intended to sell you a service you don’t need, while others are a scam designed to take you to a phishing or malware … [Read more...] about The Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion email scam