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Airplane Itinerary Question: Departure/Arrival Times, Where I sit, etc.? It's been quite a long time since I've had the luxury of flying on a plane (I grew up travelling overseas with my parents as a child ), but it's been so long that I have no idea how it's done per se. Anyhow, the question is as follows: Depart: INDIANAPOLIS, 2:10PM Arrive: NEWARK EWR, 4:15PM Depart: NEWARK EWR, 6:25PM Arrive: ST JOHNS NFLD, 10:56PM Now with that information given, are the times presented based on the airport I arrive in, or is it a generalized time for where the person has bought the ticket from?? Like, is my wait in Newark 2 hours once I arrive before leaving to St.John's?? Next, I was told on my itinerary I could find what plane to search for to find where my seat would be.. I have googled every portion of my details and nothing has came up. Example: Flight: CO*3263 *Operated by EXPRESSJET AIRLINES INC doing business as CONTINENTAL EXPRESS Class: V Equipment: ERJ-145 Any help or kind explanations would put me at ease and be appreciated! To Renate: Yes, I do have my passport and everything is booked. However, my boyfriend up in St.John's , who lives there, booked it all, so I was still left in the dark as far as questions go because I wasn't the one on the phone booking! Hah. I'm looking very much forward to it. Thanks for the clarification also on the time! To Martian1174: Thanks a ton for that link and your answer :) Tirya: Bingo!, Thanks a ton for that link!

Have I been scammed by Trilegiant and my bank? How do I stop it? I've been researching issues on credit card scamming and bank scamming. (Some people are cashing checks and being charged mysterious fees, others are enrolling for credit protection, and some have no clue why these extra monthly fees are popping up on their cards). I received the following information about how to stop a Trilegiant scam. (I hope this helps). And I was wondering has this happened to you? And how did you stop it? Details: Trilegiant is behind more consumer abuse. Take action and contact Freed & Weiss - info @ freedweiss (dot) com (No Spaces), or call, toll free 866.779.9610 Here's more information: Customers of websites like 1-800-Flowers.com, Travelocity, Shutterfly, and Orbitz are reporting mysterious monthly reoccurring charges to their credit cards. Thanks to marketing tactics (i.e., those pop-up windows) used during check out, without proper consent consumers are accidentally joining club memberships and having to pay for them monthly! Most people don't even realize they are being charged every month for a service they never ordered! Is this happening to you? Have you made a purchase for travel, work, or fun using any of the following sites: 1-800-Flowers.com, Hotwire.com, Orbitz, Classmates.com, Barnes&Noble.com, Ticketmaster.com, Avon.com. Budget, Staples.com, Travelocity, Expedia/Hotel.com, Columbiahouse, Buy.com, FTD, Intelius, Gamestop/ EB Games.com, Airtransholdings.com, Continental Airlines, Shutterfly Inc., US Airways Vistaprint USA Redcats USA Pizza Hut Movie Tickets.com GMAC Mortgage Join this cause to learn more and stop the consumer abuse from Trilegiant. AND PLEASE CONTACT FREED & WEISS IMMEDIATELY if you - or anyone you know - has reoccurring charges after purchasing from any of these companies. Contact Freed & Weiss by emailing: info @ FreedWeiss (dot) com (No Spaces), or calling: (312) 220 - 0000, or toll free (866) 779 - 9610 Help Spread the Word to Your Friends! What should I look for? Mysterious charges involving the business practice of Trilegiant/Affinion and Verture include the following membership programs: LiveWell, Great Fun, Shopping Essentials, Privacy Guard, Shoppers Advantage, Travelers Advantage, Buyers Advantage, Privacy Guard (or Credit Alert), HealthSaver, Netmarket.com, CompleteHome, Great Options, Everyday Values, Auto Advantage, Complete Savings, HealthSaver, Just For Me, Everyday Privileges Gold, IdentitySecure, CardCops, PC SafetyPlus, and Hot-Line Banks issuing the credit cards and processing unauthorized charges on your account include: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, Chase, Bank of America, US Bank. CHARGES WILL APPEAR ON YOUR CREDIT CARD BILLS WITH CRYPTIC DESCRIPTIONS SUCH AS: TLG*LIVWEL15130916JUL 800-7932318 CT." What can I do? Contact us immediately, if you or someone you know has been charged mysterious monthly recurring fees after making purchased as any of the online companies.

"Check in with operating carrier"? I was just looking at my trip details on Orbitz and under one of my flights it said: "Operated by: EXPRESSJET AIRLINES INC DBA CO EXPRESS. Please check in with the operating carrier." and under another it said, "Operated by: COLGAN AIR DBA CONTINENTAL CONNECTION. Please check in with the operating carrier." What does this mean? It kind of worries me. I'm always nervous about connecting flights, and this makes me even more so. Help! :)

To anyone who understands itineraries...? In this itinerary, where does it state NRT(other than at the bottom, where it explains the flights), which is Tokyo? I am supposovely going to Tokyo after Houston on the first trip... but I don't see where? FLIGHT INFORMATION Day, Date Flight Class Departure City and Time Arrival City and Time Aircraft Meal Sat, 10JUL10 CO29731 KN TULSA OKLA (TUL) 7:50AM HOUSTON BUSH INTL (IAH) 9:22AM ERJ-145 Sat, JUL10 CO72 KN HOUSTON BUSH INTL (IAH) 10:50AM GUAM IS SW PAC (GUM) 8:30PM (04JUL) 777-200 Lunch Sat, 10JUL10 CO9513 KN GUAM IS SW PAC (GUM) 5:45AM HONOLULU HNL (HNL) 7:25PM (16JUL) 737-800 Lunch Fri, 24JUL10 CO72 KN HONOLULU HNL (HNL) 8:45PM HOUSTON BUSH INTL (IAH) 9:30AM (17JUL) 767-400 Snack Sat, 25JUL10 CO22534 KN HOUSTON BUSH INTL (IAH) 11:53AM TULSA OKLA (TUL) 1:10PM ERJ-145 1Flight operated by EXPRESSJET AIRLINES INC doing business as CO EXPRESS 2Aircraft change in NRT to 737-800 Flight operated by CONTINENTAL MICRONESIA NRTGUM[ 3Flight operated by CONTINENTAL MICRONESIA 4Flight operated by EXPRESSJET AIRLINES INC doing business as CO EXPRESS

How long to you think the rich are going to float the bill before they leave the US with their money? #2 ? Here is a list of companies that have already relocated according to CNN. Everyday the list grows. Who will pay for the underprivileged when all we are is peasants waiting for the bread line to open. And dont forget, its not just the income tax from the company that we loose but also all the jobs that were lost and those taxes as well. Maybe Mccain had a point after all. 3Com 3M A Aalfs Manufacturing Aavid Thermal Technologies ABC-NACO Accenture Access Electronics Accuride Corporation Accuride International Adaptec ADC Adobe Systems Advanced Energy Industries Aetna Affiliated Computer Services AFS Technologies A.G. Edwards Agere Systems Agilent Technologies AIG Alamo Rent A Car Albany International Corp. Albertson's Alcoa Alcoa Fujikura Allen Systems Group Alliance Semiconductor Allstate Alpha Thought Global Altria Group Amazon.com AMD Americ Disc American Dawn American Express American Greetings American Household American Management Systems American Standard American Uniform Company AMETEK AMI DODUCO Amloid Corporation Amphenol Corporation Analog Devices Anchor Glass Container ANDA Networks Anderson Electrical Products Andrew Corporation Anheuser-Busch Angelica Corporation Ansell Health Care Ansell Protective Products Anvil Knitwear AOL A.O. Smith Apple Applied Materials Ark-Les Corporation Arlee Home Fashions Art Leather Manufacturing Artex International ArvinMeritor Asco Power Technologies Ashland AstenJohnson Asyst Technologies Atchison Products, Inc. A.T. Cross Company AT&T AT&T Wireless A.T. Kearney Augusta Sportswear Authentic Fitness Corporation Automatic Data Processing Avanade Avanex Avaya Avery Dennison Azima Healthcare Services Axiohm Transaction Solutions B Bank of America Bank of New York Bank One Bard Access Systems Barnes Group Barth & Dreyfuss of California Bassett Furniture Bassler Electric Company BBi Enterprises L.P. Beacon Blankets BearingPoint Bear Stearns BEA Systems Bechtel Becton Dickinson BellSouth Bentley Systems Berdon LLP Berne Apparel Bernhardt Furniture Best Buy Bestt Liebco Corporation Beverly Enterprises Birdair, Inc. BISSELL Black & Decker Blauer Manufacturing Blue Cast Denim Bobs Candies Borden Chemical Bourns Bose Corporation Bowater BMC Software Boeing Braden Manufacturing Briggs Industries Brady Corporation Bristol-Myers Squibb Bristol Tank & Welding Co. Brocade Brooks Automation Brown Wooten Mills Inc. Buck Forkardt, Inc. Bumble Bee Burle Industries Burlington House Home Fashions Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway C Cadence Design Systems Camfil Farr Candle Corporation Cains Pickles Capital One Cardinal Brands Carrier Carter's Caterpillar C-COR.net C&D Technologies Cellpoint Systems Cendant Centis, Inc. Cerner Corporation Charles Schwab ChevronTexaco The Cherry Corporation CIBER Ciena Cigna Circuit City Cirrus Logic Cisco Systems Citigroup Clear Pine Mouldings Clorox CNA Coastcast Corp. Coca-Cola Cognizant Technology Solutions Collins & Aikman Collis, Inc. Columbia House Comcast Holdings Comdial Corporation Computer Associates Computer Horizons Computer Sciences Corporation CompuServe Concise Fabricators Conectl Corporation Conseco Consolidated Metro Continental Airlines Convergys Cooper Crouse-Hinds Cooper Tire & Rubber Cooper Tools Cooper Wiring Devices Copperweld Cordis Corporation Corning Corning Cable Systems Corning Frequency Control Countrywide Financial COVAD Communications Covansys Creo Americas Cross Creek Apparel Crouzet Corporation Crown Holdings CSX Cummins Cutler-Hammer Cypress Semiconductor D Dana Corporation Daniel Woodhead Davis Wire Corp. Daws Manufacturing Dayton Superior DeCrane Aircraft Delco Remy Dell Computer DeLong Sportswear Delphi Delta Air Lines Delta Apparel Direct TV Discover DJ Orthopedics Document Sciences Corporation Dometic Corp. Donaldson Company Douglas Furniture of California Dow Chemical Dresser Dun & Bradstreet DuPont E Earthlink Eastman Kodak Eaton Corporation Edco, Inc. Editorial America eFunds Edscha Ehlert Tool Company Elbeco Inc. Electroglas Electronic Data Systems Electronics for Imaging Electro Technology Eli Lilly Elmer's Products E-Loan EMC Emerson Electric Emerson Power Transmission Emglo Products Engel Machinery En Pointe Technologies Equifax Ernst & Young Essilor of America Ethan Allen Evenflo Evergreen Wholesale Florist Evolving Systems Evy of California Expedia Extrasport ExxonMobil F Fairfield Manufacturing Fair Isaac Fansteel Inc. Farley's & Sathers Candy Co. Fasco Industries Fawn Industries Fayette Cotton Mill FCI USA Fedders Corporation Federal Mogul Federated Department Stores Fellowes Fender Musical Instruments Fidelity Investments Financial Techologies International Findl

I notice catalogs from the 1900's have lots of small pistols, do you think this is the "penicillin" effect? You can buy "nostalgia" catalogs. For $20 or so, you can buy a Sears, or Montgomery Ward Catalog from 1897, or 1904, or 1907, or 1926. One of the things you notice is the pages and pages (like seven in every catalog) of cheap .22, 32, and .38 S & W (smaller than .38 Special) revolvers. Cheap handguns. In fact Sears sold so many, that they made their OWN revolver company to undersell Iver Johnson and H &R (which I thought were pretty cheap to start with). In the early 1900's you could buy a .32 revolver for a few bucks. I also have a "Arms of the World-1911" Nostaglia Catalog printed by Digest Books Inc. Alpha was the main gun company in Europe and supplied most of the guns to the civilian Continental Market. And you notice pages and pages of cheap "Velo Dog" revolvers AND that EVERY major pistol maker made a .25 auto. Browning, Clement, Bayard, Dreyse, Webley & Scott, Steyr, Schwarlose, Walther, N.Pieper, Jeiffeco, Royal, Express, Walman, Star, Alfa, and Colt, all made .25 autos. Not to mention they had these strange multibarrel guns made by Alfa, Reform, Unique, and Regnum. Why all the small guns? I have my own theory---Here it is. Nowadays with modern medicine, you are likely to survive a shot from a small pistol. In the days before ambulances, modern emergency rooms, high quality X-rays, blood banks, anti biotics and well trained surgeons and nurses, a gunshot wound, however small, was usually a death sentence. If you got shot in the gut with a .32 S & W Short or a .25 auto, you were going to die in agony of infection. So all a person had to do was pull out a gun, and most people of normal intelligence backed off. Do you think that is likely? I mean, they didn't have penicillin until after World War Two. If you got shot in 1910 (and people didn't wash their clothes too much back then--so very dirty cloth particles would be blown into the wound) you would probably get a nasty infection that the doctor's couldn't cure, right?

How long to you think the rich are going to float the bill before they leave the US with their money? Here is a list of companies that have already relocated. Everyday the list grows. Who will pay for the underprivileged when all we are is peasants waiting for the bread line to open. And dont forget, its not just the income tax from the company that we loose but also all the jobs that were lost and those taxes as well. Maybe Mccain had a point after all. A Accenture Adaptec Adobe Systems AMD Aetna Agere Systems Agilent Tech. AIG Alamo Rent A Car Albertson's Alliance Semiconductor Allstate Alpha Thought Global American Express American Standard Amphenol Corp. Andrew Corp. AOL Applied Materials AT&T AT&T Wireless A.T. Kearney Avery Dennison B Bank of America Bank One Bechtel Best Buy Black & Decker BMC Software Boeing C Capital One Carrier Cendant Cerner Corporation Charles Schwab ChevronTexaco Ciena Cigna Circuit City, Inc. Cisco Systems Citigroup Coca-Cola Comcast Holdings Computer Associates Computer Sciences Corporation Continental Airlines Convergys Cooper Tire & Rubber Cooper Tools COVAD Comm. CSX Cummins D Dell Computer Delta Air Lines Direct TV Discover Document Sciences Corp. DuPont E Earthlink Eastman Kodak EDS Electroglas Electronic for Imaging Eli Lilly EMC Emerson Electric Ernst & Young Expedia ExxonMobil F Fedders Corporation Fidelity Investments First American Title Ins. Fluor Ford Motor Franklin Mint G Gateway General Electric GlobespanVirata Goldman Sachs Goodrich Google Greenpoint Mortgage Guardian Life Insurance H The Hartford Financial Services Group HealthAxis Hewitt Associates Hewlett-Packard HSN I IBM IndyMac Bancorp Intel Intl. Paper Intuit ITT Educational Services J Jacuzzi JDS Uniphase Johnson & Johnson JPMorgan Chase Juniper Networks K KANA Software Kaiser Permanente Keane KLA-Tencor L Lehman Brothers Levi Strauss Lexmark International Lifescan Lillian Vernon Linksys Lockheed Martin Lowe's Lucent M Marshall Fields Mattel Maytag McDATA Corporation Mellon Bank Merrill Lynch Metasolv MetLife Microsoft Monsanto Morgan Stanley Motorola N Nabco National City Corporation NCR Corporation Network Associates Newell Rubbermaid New York Life Insurance Co. Northwest Airlines O Office Depot Oracle Otis Elevator Co. P palmOne Parker-Hannifin Parsons E&C Pearson Digital Learning Pericom Semiconductor Perot Systems Pfizer Planar Systems Portal Software Pratt & Whitney Primus Telecom Procter & Gamble Providian Financial Prudential Insurance Q Qwest Comm. R Rainbow Technologies Raytheon Aircraft Regence Group Rohm & Haas RR Donnelley & Sons S SAIC SBC Comm. SEI Investments Siebel Systems Sikorsky Solectron Sprint Sprint PCS State Farm Insurance StorageTek SunTrust Banks SurePrep The Sutherland Group Sykes Enterprises T Target Tecumseh Telcordia Texas Inst. Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Time Warner Triquint Semiconductor TRW Automotive Tyco Electronics Tyco Intl. U Unisys United Online United Tech. V VA Software Veritas Verizon W Wachovia Bank Washington Group Intl. Washington Mutual Y Yahoo! Halliburton just decided to move to dubai and layed off 4000 workers in Houston.