About
one in four Americans plans to hit the road to travel over the
Christmas and New Year’s holidays. AAA says that’s a slight increase
over last year and close to the high mark set back in 2006. Nine out of
ten travelers will be driving and gasoline prices should be about the
same as last year. Source Link
Don’t
let the stress of the holiday season show up on your waistline come the
new year. The combination of high-pressure situations and plenty of big
holiday meals can be a disaster for your diet. Instead of eating away
the holiday stress, experts suggest reading a book, taking a walk or
calling a friend to get your mind off of food. Source Link
The
battle of the two top search engines has reached the North Pole and its
most famous resident. This year, the annual tracking of Santa Claus on
Christmas Eve by NORAD will be done with the help of Microsoft and Bing
Maps. Google had the promotional job since 2007 but lost it to their
number-two rival. Source Link
