Problem: Article: Different kinds of spiders weave different kinds of webs. Observing the web will not be possible in all cases, as not all spiders leave their egg sacs in their webs. However, if you can't tell what kind of spider you're dealing with just by looking at the egg sac, then it is a good idea to check out the web. Common spider web patterns include: Orbs. Circular patterned webs. Cobwebs or tangle. Messy looking fluffy webs that often appear in the corners of ceilings. Funnels. Webs in the shape of a tunnel that are located in low-traffic areas. Sheet webs. Flat sheet-like or bowl shaped webs. Wooly webs. Slightly sticky webs with an indistinct shape. Spiders make their homes in all sorts of places. You might find a web in a hole in a brick wall, the corner of a room, a tree, or a pile of dead leaves. Considering the location of a web will help you narrow down the possibilities for what type of spider's eggs you are looking at. For example, tarantulas often live in burrows in the ground with a thin web covering the opening, disc web spiders often make their small grey webs on tree bark and brick walls, and comb footed spiders often make their webs in houseplants. Because many types of spider egg sacs look similar, it can be difficult to identify one without seeing the spider that left it. Some spiders lay their eggs and then depart, in which case you won't see them around, but a number of them will stay close and protect the eggs until they hatch. If you do find the spider that made the egg sac you are trying to identify, getting a good look at the spider is your best chance at getting an accurate identification. Spiders come in many different colors and patterns. Some, like the distinctive Black and Yellow Garden Spider, are immediately recognizable, while others are more common looking. Try to notice the details. For example, if the spider is brown, what shade of brown is it? Does it have any other markings? Is it the same shade of brown over her entire body? All spiders are covered with small hairs, but this is not always noticeable. If you do see hairs on a spider, try to think of how you would describe them. For example, does this spider have hairs that are visible from a distance, like the Bold Jumping Spider, or are the hairs practically invisible even up close, like the hairs on a Brown Recluse? Many people are afraid of spiders, so it can be easy to mentally exaggerate how large one is. However, getting an accurate way to describe the size of the spider may make it easier for you to identify it. Try to be objective. Is the spider the size of a pencil eraser? A quarter? A golf ball? Your fist? Most species of spiders have an average size range in inches or centimeters. Try to estimate its size in inches or centimeters to help you as you try to identify it.
Summary: Note the pattern. See where the web is located. Get a good look if you can. Pay attention to the coloration. Notice the hair. Gauge its size.

Problem: Article: Examine your pinky finger to see your strengths and weaknesses in communication. Also known as the Mercury finger, your pinky finger indicates how well you bond and relate to others. As such, a longer pinky finger represents sturdy, healthy relationships, while a shorter pinky finger can equal immaturity. Excess horizontal lines on this finger indicate a lot of insecurity, while vertical lines are a sign of confidence. For example, a person with a bent pinky might have manipulative tendencies. The longer your pinky is, the smarter you are. Get a sense of what factors guide your life by taking a closer look at your thumb. While a shorter thumb demonstrates that you aren't as skilled at thinking for yourself, flexible thumbs imply wealth and durability. Additionally, the angle of your thumb from where it connects with a pointer finger tells it own story. For example, someone with a longer thumb that joins the forefinger at a right angle might be flexible as well as a dependable worker. Thumbs connected at wide angles indicate soft and good-natured personalities, while thumbs connected at narrow angles signify more malicious personalities.
Summary: Survey your pinky to figure out how to connect with others. Inspect your thumb to determine your motivations.

Problem: Article: They're not just for kids anymore -- if they ever were. Pull out the classic games that you love, and play like it's the summer of 1999 and you have nothing else to do. It might take you a while to remember how to play the game, but be patient with yourself. Remember this isn't work. It's play. If you feel like you want more interaction, get someone to play with you.It doesn't matter if you're both out of practice, it can still be fun. To get a little bit of physical activity, try the Nintendo Wii. Pull out some sheets. Take the sofa cushions off of the sofa. Stand them up to create four walls. Then use anything you can find like books or chairs to help stabilize the cushions when you stand them up, and toss the sheet over the top to create a cozy ambiance. Now, you have to decide what to do in there. Crawl in and read or watch television. Pretend you're on an adventure and your fort is a small boat drifting across the sea. If you step out, you'll fall in the ocean. Looks like you'll have to stay inside and sleep. Prank call people as you lounge in your fort. Purchase them from a toy store or the dollar store if you are low on brain teasing games. Really challenge yourself by doing a puzzle with more than 500 pieces, and if you want to make it even harder, do a puzzle with an image that has similar colors and shapes such as a field of grass. The fewer the identifying marks, the harder the puzzle. If you're not the only person at home, make having fun at home a group activity. Monopoly, Sorry, and Taboo are a few options for family games. Also, try Twister or charades if you want to play a more interactive game. Play cards instead of a board game if that is more your speed. There are nearly hundreds of options: Hearts, Spades, Tunk, Poker, Speed, Blackjack.
Summary: Play video games. Build a fort. Do a puzzle. Play a boardgame.

Problem: Article: Options include selling more current products to existing customers, attracting more customers with current products and introducing new products to current or prospective customers. How well do these promotions match your current product and customer mix? Can you replicate the promotions? Do different promotions promote sales to different customer groups, or move different product categories?
Summary:
Decide how best to promote your products and services, and estimate the number of customers you anticipate reaching. List how you plan to grow your business. Review past marketing approaches to see which yielded the best results. Match the promotion, product, and customer base to estimate how much you anticipate selling as you move forward.