Air Travelers One-Stop Whether
you travel by air a little or a lot, this Federal Aviation Administration
site will make your trip better. Find out what to wear, what rules
apply to carry-ons, how to transport the family pet, and what you
need to know if you have a disability. International travelers will
find links to U.S. Customs Service tips, State Department travel
advisories, and health advisories from the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention. And before you start for the airport, check for
flight delays.
Tracking Santa on the Holiday's Most
Popular Site Children,
you can follow Santa's progress as he makes his way from the North
Pole to homes all over the globe. Your parents followed him, too,
but they had only TV and radio bulletins. You have a six-language,
multimedia site with digital animation, satellite/cockpit images,
and audio reports thanks to the United States Air Force and the
North American Aerospace Defense Command. You may also call (719)
474-3980, 4 p.m. - midnight MST.
The
Smithsonian Celebrates the Holidays!
The National
Museum of American History is featuring a holiday marketplace with
arts and crafts, food tasting, storytelling, music, dance, and daily
piņata breaking. Watch master chefs and designers carve portraits
of the presidents in ice and build a gingerbread White House! At
the National Museum of Natural History, join the fun at the 3-D
Imax film: "Critique du Soleil Journey of Man," and try your hand
at building a giant gingerbread Smithsonian Castle! Buy holiday
gifts online.
Tips
for Shopping Online
This
holiday season, no matter what you're in the market for -- the latest
high-tech gadget, a rare antique or even the tree you'll put it
under -- you're likely to find it online. But virtual shopping,
like traditional shopping, isn't without risks. Here are some tips
from the Federal Trade Commission to help you shop safely online.
Whether
you travel by air a little or a lot, this Federal Aviation Administration
site will make your trip better. Find out what to wear, what rules
apply to carry-ons, how to transport the family pet, and what you
need to know if you have a disability. International travelers will
find links to U.S. Customs Service tips, State Department travel
advisories, and health advisories from the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention. And before you start for the airport, check for
flight delays.
Children,
you can follow Santa's progress as he makes his way from the North
Pole to homes all over the globe. Your parents followed him, too,
but they had only TV and radio bulletins. You have a six-language,
multimedia site with digital animation, satellite/cockpit images,
and audio reports thanks to the United States Air Force and the
North American Aerospace Defense Command. You may also call (719)
474-3980, 4 p.m. - midnight MST.
