September 15, 2002 - RTM
Back Issue Newsletter

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Women are buying tools and tackling home improvement more than ever before. Part of the reason is that more single women are buying their own homes -- nearly 1.2 million in 1999. In addition, tool companies and retailers are increasingly targeting the lucrative female audience.
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Women Shifting Priorities
E
ven though Americans work more hours per year and have less vacation time than any other country, a 2002 report on spending attitudes says women are exchanging hours in the workplace for more time to indulge in personal interests and share with families and female friends.
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All-New Accord Debuts
Honda recently announced pricing on its all-new 2003 Accord, which just went on sale in dealerships across the country. See what new options this model has to offer!
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Lightweight Luggage
Sick of hauling heavy bags around the airport? Your search for the perfect luggage is over -- let travel guru Denise McCluggage enlighten you on some of the best choices in lightweight luggage. [Read

86 Carpet Stains in Car
Commuting is tough, and hey, we're always on the go. So sometimes we have to grab a bite to eat in our cars -- and sometimes part of our meal ends up on the carpet. Never fear, though, we've got some handy tips for you on how to get those stains out!
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Cruise Europe for Less!
Take a barge cruise with Go Barging in 2002 and save; the company just announced discounts and deals. Cruise the waterways of Europe and England in luxury -- and for less! [Go


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Bermuda Shorts
Paradise Is Closer Than You Think

Turquoise waters and white sands are expected in Bermuda. However, the most surprising thing about the island paradise is that it is so close to the US, being a straight shot from North Carolina, 600 miles out in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. From New York, it takes less than two hours to get to lush green foliage, blue skies and tantalizing azure water.
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Hot Flash: 2003 Land Rover Discovery

It might be said that Land Rover for 2003 has simply jacked up the 13-year-old Discovery name and driven last season's Range Rover under it. With some updating and refinements and strictly Disco touches, of course. Whatever has transpired, this third-generation Discovery is more a pleasure on the highway than it ever was. [Ride along!


Bargains, Deals and Surprises!
Alabama's Unclaimed Baggage Center

Wayward items of lost luggage have found a home on the sales floor of a one-of-a-kind store, a sort of misplaced baggage heaven where clothes, jewelry, shoes, jackets, cameras, golf clubs and more go to find new lives with new owners. Tucked in the northern Alabama foothills of the Appalachian Mountains is a placed called The Unclaimed Baggage Center. [Go]

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BMW Z4: One Hot Mama
Taking over for the BMW Z3, the sexy BMW Z4, a premium two-seater roadster, will appear this fall at a dealership near you. See the car's sleek design and learn more about what it has to offer here.

Cool Tips for Ski Trips
T
hink winter's too far away to start planning those ski trips? Think again. But before you book, check out our handy tips -- they can save you money and relieve a lot of that vacation planning anxiety! [Snow!]

Best Used Cars for Your $
Are you in the market for a used car? We've got a great list of used cars which have good ratings and are available at very reasonable prices. [Discover]

All-Women Adventure!
R
ing in the New Year kayaking alongside dolphins in Baja, California. Check out the details of Mariah Wildnerness Expeditions' all-women tour. [Paddle]


New Marketing Frontier
I
n the next 50 years, the U.S. Census Bureau projects the Hispanic market will increase approximately 50%, to make up 26% of the population. Enter the Hispanic woman: advancing into a more dynamic - and powerful - business and buying routine of influence.
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Christina: Talk Show Diva
Throughout most of the Latin world, just say Cristina and you've identified her. For those who don't speak Spanish, Cristina Saralegui may still be a hidden treasure, but that won't last for long. The dynamic Latina entrepreneur, producer, journalist, and broadcaster continues to expand her audience and horizons. [Read]


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