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Great tips! Utilizing the benefits that come with Facebook is so important. With 93% of American adults on Facebook, interacting on the site will open doors to gain more customers than you have ever had before. Regularly updating your page is a good way to start a dialogue with the new customers. Best of luck!

The colorful monkeys are fun, but the Otterbox wins my vote due to durability!

good advice. I may try to make a business page again..

@PeggyHazelwood Peggy, you can make these a bit softer by baking them a little less the second time. Perfect for just eating.
@dmcgaw Maybe you can pay a friend to make them?

What a cute craft tutorial! Now I just want a collection of those bees - nice summer decorating idea!!!!

Fascinating! I must sadly admit I knew nothing about Nancy Wake until today.

"If There's No Competition There's No Profit" - I slightly disagree with this - there are some niches (I found one) that are profitable even if there is no competition - what you find though is that these are short term niches thus explaining why there is no competition! I found one niche last September and have done really well with it - it will however die off in the next year or two...

Personally I think this is going to be a moot discussion in ten years of so. With the move towards cloud computing, the OS is going to become relevant and it'll be a question of do you use Droid, Opera, Firefox or IE - each will be able to use applications from the cloud- and the software will essentially be identical on a Mac, a PC or whatever piece of hardware you use.....

The documentary you list was far better than the 'action' movie 300 - amazing story! thanks for the aritcle!

All: thanks for the kind comments! So far I've got a grand total of 0 sale on Zazzle! Haven't worked out how to properly market Zazzle yet, especially as there are gazillions of other people trying to do the same!

chefkeem: I agree! I have tons of recipes with Guinnes - my current favorites - Guinness chocolate cake and Guinness burgers! Yumm! As for stew and mash potatoes - can't go wrong with that!

I'm slowly building up my traffic on my personal blog! It's harder to do than getting traffic to a Hubpage or a Wizzley article, but I feel it's worth the effort - once I get up to a thousand views a day I can give up writing for other sites - probably take about 50 years though!!!

What beautiful images. There is something so magical about the basic elements.

Yes you are right soni2006. ABS sensors on the wheels constantly monitor their speed. From the data supplied by each ABS sensor, the electronic control unit calculates the average speed, roughly corresponding to vehicle speed. Comparing the specific speed of a wheel with the overall mean it senses if a wheel is going to lock up. Then electronic control unit sends signals to wheel sensors and avoid them from locking up causing the vehicle to reduce the stopping distance.

Really cute bees. You are so crafty! Can't wait for the next one.