February 15, 2002 -
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Zodiac Driver
A
re Capricorns better drivers that Geminis? One recent study sheds a little light this ultra-important question...see where your star sign ranks! [Buckle Up


Keeping Kids Safe
I
f you have a young child, please read on. Almost half of parents are making major mistakes when it comes to protecting their children in motor vehicles. The National SAFE KIDS Campaign found that 33 percent of children ages 14 and under were riding in the wrong restraint type for their age and size. In addition, 14 percent of the children observed were riding completely unbuckled. Is your child one of them? [Keep Your Babies Safe]



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A Rugged Redesign:
The 2003 Ford Expedition

It's big, it's bold and some say it's brash. And that's without even driving it. Whatever the "B" word, one thing is certain. Ford's next generation, full-size Expedition won't get lost in the crowd. Ford had a chance to make some serious points when it was time for a total revamp of its four-door sport utility king and, if first impressions count for anything, it appears they succeeded. [Get a Look!


y o u   g o ,   g i r l !

Travel Tools of the Trade


Everyone needs tools. Espcecially those of the ultra-handy, time-saving variety! Our travel guru Denise McCluggage introduces you to a few of her favorite travel accessories, from "flipper" to a hotdog-size roll of duct tape. Yep. You're just gonna' have to read the column. [Get Your Tools]


b u s i n e s s

Study: Women-Led Businesses Raking in the Dough!


When it comes to starting and managing businesses, a landmark business study indicates that women are bullish and charging ahead in Massachusetts, and contributed $4.8 billion to the overall economy in 2000. [Learn More]




n e w s w o r t h y

Travel Survey
The TIA's latest Travel Confidence Survey shows that 57 percent of Americans plan to take a leisure trip during the first six months of 2002—a slight decline since the previous survey in November. For those not planning to travel, the economy and lack of time are still the primary reasons.
[Results]

Tight Budget?
If you are on a tight budget, or even on an unlimited budget, you know how important it is to make the most of what you have. If you want to keep your car looking good and in tip-top shape, we've got some tips to help! [Go]


Disney World Patriots
W
ant to help boost the tourism industry while celebrating America's spirit? Then go to Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida! We've got a run-down of all the patriotic activities happening throughout Orlando's grand playground for those young at heart.
[Say Hi to Mickey!



MONTH IN REVIEW

--Kathy Buckley Keeps Us Laughing
--Pontiac Vibe
--L.A.'s Mondrian Hotel
--Altitude Sickness Cures

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