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Vehicle Profile: The 2012 Subaru Impreza WRX Performance
A World Rally Championship legend that you can own.
World Rally Championship (WRC) racing is one of the most brutal and demanding disciplines in modern motorsports. Not only does it require surgeon-like precision from the driver, but the vehicle also has to be equally precise in its handling, power delivery and safety. Perhaps one of the greatest examples of a winning machine that delivers on all fronts is the Subaru Impreza WRX, a multiple-time WRC winner and legend in the world of rally car racing.
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Vehicle Comparison: The 2012 Subaru Forester vs. the 2012 Toyota RAV4
In search of the most practical and capable compact SUV value.
The Subaru Forester and the Toyota RAV4 have been perennial bestsellers since their introductions, but between these two stalwarts, which one is a better buy?
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The Chickenpox Challenge
Info and tips for dealing with this itchy virus, especially when your child is sick.
Although adults can get chickenpox, childhood is often the time when individuals experience the virus. According to KidsHealth, part of the Nemours Foundation, chickenpox is caused by the virus varicella zoster. Symptoms include a rash of blister-like spots, itchy skin and sometimes general cold symptoms. Usually, chickenpox is an irritating, yet mild illness; however, some complications can occur. Here are some things you should know:
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Rewriting History
The most historically inaccurate films of all time.
Let’s be honest for a second – real life isn’t always as interesting as it is portrayed to be in movies. Characters in films never spend a solid 40 minutes trying to figure out online banking or sitting in traffic. It’s no surprise then that many a historically based film had to jazz up a thing or two to get people into the theater. Because let’s face it, who is going to pay to see Bill Brings his Daughter to Soccer then Does Some Light Yard Work Before Catching the Last Half of RoboCop on TBS?
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Notable Individuals of New England
Visiting the homes of some the region’s best and brightest.
Discovering new information in a hands-on manner can provide a fun outing that will help you occupy your youngsters during their winter and spring breaks, while their teachers take some time to regroup, and it will help keep the fires of their curiosity well stoked. Here are just a few places you can visit to learn about some of New England’s most prominent citizens from throughout the region’s history.
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Car Care: When it’s Your 35,000-Mile Service
Simple tips can help save your investment.
At less than 35,000 miles, most new cars are still under warranty, so anything that breaks prematurely, such as a leaking brake caliper or a burned out wiper motor, should be fixed at no cost. However, warranties don’t generally cover wear and tear items like brake pads and wiper blades, so it’s important to check those regularly and replace as needed for proper function and safety. Regular maintenance is important to protect your investment and prevent problems later, after that new-car warranty expires.
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The Story of Chocolate
Learn the history of this scintillating sweet.
There’s no denying that chocolate is especially abundant in store displays every February. If you’ve ever wondered where these nougat-, nut- and liqueur-filled delicacies came from, you’re not alone. Satisfy your curiosity by learning all about chocolate.
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Translating Your Pet’s Body Language
Many people believe you can understand your pet by observing its signals.
Have you ever wondered what your pet is thinking? Is it hungry? Angry? Happy? Around the world, animal experts and average pet owners alike have theories about animal communication.
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Spring Greening
Tips for eco-friendly spring cleaning.
Time to shape up and sweep up – spring cleaning is right around the corner. With all the chemicals in many cleaning products currently on the market, however, household cleaning can turn into a toxic disaster that’s not only bad for the environment, but for your health as well. Fortunately, by using these eco-friendly tips and tricks, you’ll be helping the world and your home.
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