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@Jimmie - That's good to know about the carousel widget - I don't tend to surf on my android phone as it costs too much on my existing plan so I forget that other people do.

You can still get this book for free in a various formats at Project Gutenberg. It really has a lot of great insights in how the money-making process works.

I have heard a lot about evernote, but I have never used it. You have crafted a fine tutorial.

This Barnum book was a Kindle freebie once. I got it and learned quite a few utters from it. Good overview!

I love the gallery because of the big images. Note: the carousel does not show up at all on my iPhone. Since lots of people are surfing with mobile devices, I would refrain from using them.

Live long and prosper! I am a fellow Trekkie. Ilove the pizza cutter. Wow, you have discovered an amazing collection of Star Trek goodies for the kitchen. How about the replicator? Would LOVE that.

I look forward to having a garden next year and I need to build a raised one - actually two, for the front flower gardens. I hope I can manage. I think most gardeners have a man to help with the building part. You sure got a nice crop of veggies!

How about brushing your hair 100 times before bed to make it beautiful - I think it would only make you bald!

I'm undecided about e-books but I suppose it would lead to a tidier house - assuming I could download newspapers!

Thanks. Yes, making money online requires dedication. With your proven track record, I am sure that you will achieve your goal and write 50 great Wizzley articles...

@LPerry. Thanks for that. I have so much to write and when I try to do it quickly It just doesn't get there.

This is an area I would really like to improve in. Thanks for the advice.

wow - The Secret Garden was my all time favorite book when I was young. Like your daughter I couldn't get enough of books. I also loved Enid Blyton famous five - not that crazy about the Secret Seven. Personally I dont care for the Harry Potter series but obviously that puts me in the minority lol

My son has recently started Kumon and while I agree that the regular practice is wonderful, I am a little concerned that he seems to have started at a level way beneath his ability. He is 8 yet his kumon is addition and subtraction. I am wondering whether his kumon teacher set the benchmark too low so that he would be enrolled for longer.

And while I agree that they do not cover problem solving, it is practically impossible to solve math problems if you don't know the basics. That is where many schools fall down - they mix problem solving with the basics when I think you should get the basics down first and then work on how to apply them to problems.

Great review and thanks for the links - I didnt know Kumon did additional books like these.

I would definitely want one..It will lessen all the necessary tools for everyday life/work..