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They worked the system.

To unlock the secrets of free or discounted upgrades for planes, hotel rooms, rental cars and cruise cabins, we went to industry experts and frequent travelers. Here are their tips.

AIRLINE UPGRADES

• Use the upgrade certificates airlines send you for being a frequent flier, or ask friends holding transferable coupons with looming expiration dates if you can take them off their hands.

• Though airlines most frequently award their elite passengers upgrades, it never hurts to be the first in line at the gate counter and inquire about a bump in class. (Ask the gate representative, not the check-in agent, who does not control domestic first-class seating assignments.) Alternately, don't be the first to board; hang back in case economy seats are needed and there is extra space in first class -- you just might be offered that elite seat.


MTN Milking Ghanaians Excessively

South Africa has one of the uppermost costs for mobile network operations in Africa, if not in the world. It is therefore not surprising that in less than six months after the takeover, the Ghana Government is asking Ghanaians to pay tax on talk time on the networks. MTN, being the principal mobile service provider in Ghana, is in league with the Ghana government is now positioned to milk Ghanaians for their selfish interest. I am aware that MTN was sent packing in a country within the sub-region. It is for this reason that in any country where the leadership cares about the welfare of its citizenry, they will do a diligent work by insisting on ‘value for money'. But in the case of Ghana, what matters most is the percentage the Minister, under whose orbit the operation falls, is going to get is of utmost importance.


Taylor family acquires Steward Ventures

Enterprise launches $1M carbon offset program [St. Louis] Alamo, Disney renew alliance [Los Angeles] Enterprise launches carbon offset program [St. Louis] United Way names Taylor, Albrecht co-chairs of 2008 campaign [St. Louis] 'Greenwashers' taint efforts of companies' eco initiatives [Kansas City] .


ACTU pleads for rate rise amnesty

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is being urged to consider the plight of working families when deciding whether to increase interest rates this week.

Analysts say higher than expected December quarter inflation figures and solid domestic demand give the RBA a strong case to increase interest rates at its board meeting in Sydney tomorrow.

If the bank's board does decide to raise rates, they will be at their highest level in 12 years.

The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) says low and middle income families cannot afford another rise, and the RBA should hold rates at current levels until the full impact of the global financial situation becomes clearer.

ACTU president Sharan Burrow says many families already have their finances stretched to the limit by mortgages, credit cards and other loans, and the RBA should look at other economies.


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Programming note: We've launched a new blog called Enterprise Alley that's designed to give a forum to startups that are targeting the businesses with new and novel technology and approaches.

The blog, manned by Dennis Howlett, is designed to give some play to startups that are targeting the enterprise. These smaller companies are worth watching for a few reasons:

They are on the cutting edge of business technology; They may yield some new uses that can improve your ROI; They may wind up in your existing applications as the bigger fish gobble up some of these smaller players.

Here's what Dennis had to say in his introduction:

While the technology landscape seems dominated by the mega vendors churning out ERP with the occasional splash of saas/on-demand, in the background there is a plenty of innovation and experimentation.


Rain muddies plans for Rays pitchers' work

PERCIVAL IMPRESSES: Closer Troy Percival, pitching what he said was his first spring training game in three years, made quick work of the Phillies in the fourth. The 38-year-old right-hander got his first out on one pitch, a popout to third, then struck out Wes Helms. He retired Coste on a pop to shallow right. Though Percival said that "after 700-plus appearances, I don't get too excited for a spring game," he was pleased with how he felt, physically.

Said Percival, "My health is as good as it's been in years."

OPPOSITES ATTRACT: When 2B Akinori Iwamura smacked RHP Adam Eaton's second pitch over the fence in leftfield, it set the tone for the Rays attacking the opposite field. 1B Carlos Pena homered to left-center. Even RF Jonny Gomes went the other way with a first-inning double to right-center.


British Oscar hopes given a beating by Academy voters

The Best Foreign Language Film nominations are almost entirely out of the blue.

The outstanding duel will be the shoot-out between the Coen Brothers and Paul Thomas Anderson. No Country for Old Men and There Will Be Blood odds-on to lift Best Picture and/or Best Director. The other overly-worthy contenders will be shredded by the cross-fire.

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Fujitsu Evolves Leading Workgroup Segment With Release of New Scanning ...

The advanced paper feeding technology incorporated into the Fujitsu fi-6130/fi-6230 scanners reduces document preparation time, while providing improved paper handling. The innovative feeding system employs a new reversing brake-roller technology that helps maintain the tapered edge on paper batches to more reliably separate sheets during the scanning process. A larger pick-roller design works in concert with the advanced separation technology to permit a broader range of paper weights to pass through the feeder mechanism (11 to 56.2 lbs). Additionally, ultrasonic double feed detection and a newly designed scanner panel provides exceptional control for the operator.

In addition to offering best-in-class functionality and value, Fujitsu also provides industry-leading software bundles for its scanners.


What Thanksgiving means to me, part 2

The tradition changed, but a tradition isn't just a tradition. They aren't supposed to change.

Of course, I have my own ideas of what Thanksgiving means, but everyone knows the same story as me. So family, friends and just simply giving thanks are what Thanksgiving means. And we should celebrate them; that is why we have this holiday. So what does Thanksgiving mean to you?

-- Kelly Commarato

Long Valley

Home away from home

Thanksgiving, to me, is finding a home away from home with friends that have turned into family.

I'm in the middle with four of my friends from college.

-- Pamela Burke

Parsippany

Many fond memories

Thanksgiving brings back many fond memories of how much our family enjoyed this holiday and what it really is all about.


 
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