+ Follow CHARLES MORRISON Tag
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[Summary] => For the longest time I avoided the Internet, thinking I was on the verge of information overload without having to worry about e-mail and all that stuff in cyberspace. Being a technophobe, I also avoided cell phones like the plague – until I saw my grade school nieces and nephews getting their own mobile phones and learning textspeak.
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[Summary] => HONOLULU —- Halloween is a fun time to be here. Waikiki is packed with people in costumes, although a resident told me the crowd is thinner than usual. Over the mainland, however, people are wondering if it's safe for children to go trick or treating on Allhallows' Eve.
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[Summary] => HONOLULU — Someone appealing that I cancel my trip to the United States asked me: What if there’s another attack? What if World War III broke out and I got stranded abroad? I’d leave a will, I said. And it’s a testament to these bizarre times that I found myself only half-joking. Traveling can be torture these days. From Manila to Hawaii it took me 22 hours, including a three-hour wait at the NAIA because of tight security checks at Northwest Airlines, plus a six-hour layover in Tokyo where carry-on baggage was also minutely scrutinized.
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CHARLES MORRISON
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