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Escalators transport more than 245 million people in North America daily, with some 33,000 escalators filling busy shopping malls and office buildings. From big cities to suburban commercial centers, passengers busily ride up and down these mechanical wonders – often without even knowing that unsafe behavior puts them at risk of injury.
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If a fire started in your home, would your child know what to do? Every parent wants to make sure the answer is “Yes” and now there’s a place they can turn for help getting the job done.
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With current economic woes putting a damper on spending, parents and students are looking for the best value on everything from clothes to computers. And while saving money is a priority, value and style don’t have to contradict each other.
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Whether you’ll be sending your kids to college in 2008 or heading there yourself, you’ve no doubt already heard of the FAFSA (The Free Application for Federal Student Aid). After all, it is one of the most critical financial aid forms a student will have to complete.
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To google or not to google? Increasingly, that is the question for people searching the Internet for shopping information, travel options or background for a term paper. Choose to google and you’re in good company. Google is the most-used search engine on the Web.
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While parents have enough to worry about when sending their son or daughter off to college, the safety of their child’s “stuff” shouldn’t be one of them. However, since theft continues to be one of the most common crimes on American college campuses, parents should – and can – reduce the chances of their students becoming victims by following these campus safety tips.
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If you're a working-parent family with school-aged children or younger, you know first-hand the price of child care. Child care costs are not only high, but are rising, according to a report released by the National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies.
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