(NAPSA)-One of the best ways to start a two-way conversation with your customers is with an online survey. Even if you are not technically inclined, there are many online services that include expertly written templates with question and answer choices you can modify. To learn more, visit www.constantcont act.com/survey.
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You can clean and kill your home's exterior mold and mildew with a house cleaner that contains an EPA-registered mildewcide, such as JOMAX(r) House Cleaner and Mildew Killer. For more information and other helpful home improvement ideas, visit www.zinsser.com.
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The Blinded Veterans Association (BVA) spearheaded efforts to pass legislation that established the Military Eye Trauma Center of Excellence and Eye Trauma Registry. The center should help improve quality of care for soldiers with eye injuries by tracking their treatment. Visit www.bva.org or call (800) 669-7079.
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Capital One offers a number of resources on budgeting and savings-available in five languages, including English and Spanish-and has partnered with Consumer Action to create a complete guide for parents called "Talking to Teens About Money," available at www.money-wise.org.
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The latest research from the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirms pecans are the most antioxidant-rich tree nut. Antioxidants are substances found in foods that protect against cell damage. For more information, visit the National Pecan Shellers Association at www.ilovepecans.org.
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The Gretsch Company is celebrating its 125th anniversary with new lines of limited-edition drums and guitars, conducting an online search for the world's best unsigned bands, and hosting a concert event in New York City with a full lineup of "Gretsch Greats."
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When the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race debuted in 1977, there was nary a woman in the field. These days, however, a bevy of fabulous, fast and famous females are proudly giving their male counterparts a run for their money-for charity, of course. For more information, visit www.toyota.com/ motorsports/pro_celeb.
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The Tap Project is a national initiative that takes place during World Water Week. It asks Americans to donate $1 for tap water they normally get for free at participating restaurants to help UNICEF bring drinkable, safe water to children worldwide. Visit www.unicefusa.org or www.tapproject.org.