Web Presents 4 U: October 2010

An interesting process, to see the heat generated within the breasts. Recommended by my Nutrition instructor, Dr Dorothy Marshall. Thermography: A Safer Option for Breast Cancer Detection

Guest Blogging – A Powerful Tool to Boost Your Business | The Work at Home Woman

Some advice for increasing your business... Guest Blogging – A Powerful Tool to Boost Your Business | The Work at Home Woman

The Ultimate Guide to Twitter Theme Design

Wow, really informative! The Ultimate Guide to Twitter Theme Design

Ideal Bite: your Dryer Ball is evil! | elephant journal

An ecologically sound way to speed up drying time... Ideal Bite: your Dryer Ball is evil! | elephant journal

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Having Children Means You Can't Run a Start-Up | Spin Sucks

All you Moms out there... Having Children Means You Can't Run a Start-Up | Spin Sucks

5 Fun and Safe Social Networks for Children

For all parents who want their children to safely establish a web network... 5 Fun and Safe Social Networks for Children

Friday, October 8, 2010

Webinar Archive - Value of Social Media

How to show the value of social media, a free webinar. Webinar Archive - Value of Social Media

Thursday, October 7, 2010

From an email about bed bugs, epidemic now!

FYI -- I did not write this. It came in a forward. A

A bit of information that you might like to know about. We have friends here in our community and one of their sons is an entomologist (insect expert), and has been telling them that there is an epidemic of bed bugs now occuring in America. Recently I have heard on the news that several stores in NYC have had to close due to bed bug problems, as well as a complete mall in New Jersey.

He says that since much of our clothing, sheets, towels, etc. now comes from companies outside of America, (sad but true), even the most expensive stores sell foreign clothing from China, Indonesia, etc. The bed bugs are coming in on the clothing as these countries do not consider them a problem. He recommends that if you buy any new clothing, even underware and socks, sheets, towels, etc. that you bring them into the house and put them in your clothes dryer for at least 20 minutes. The heat will kill them and their eggs. DO NOT PURCHASE CLOTHES AND HANG THEM IN THE CLOSET FIRST. It does not matter what the price range is of the clothing, or if the outfit comes from the most expensive store known in the U.S. They still get shipments from these countries and the bugs can come in a box of scarves or anything else for that matter. That is the reason why so many stores, many of them clothing stores have had to shut down in NYC and other places. All you need is to bring one item into the house that has bugs or eggs and you will go to hell and back trying to get rid of them. He travels all over the country as an advisor to many of these stores, as prevention and after they have the problem.

Send this information on to those on your e-mail list so that this good prevention information gets around quickly.