After two days of trying to get the car started with a variety of
techniques, I gave up and had it towed for repair. It sat for 1 day at
the shop and cranked up fine the first try for the mechanic.
Grrrrrr....but good news all the same, no repair charges and the tow
was free.

Thanks for all of the advise!

> Parts don't 'fail' while you are in Hawaii. You've got a flooded engine,
> because one of your injectors has taken a whole week to drain all the
> fuel from the rail into the engine. Like the Owner's Manual says, hold
> the pedal to the floor and crank it for up to fifteen seconds. It will
> start with a puff of black smoke.
>
> Run a couple tanks of Gasohol thru it, or some Techron injector cleaner
> to prevent it happening again.
>
> 'Curly'