I am a Squid Angel - Here are them whom I've Blessed.
This is a list of lenses blessed by me during the month of April 2009.
Each Squid Angel gets assigned to 5 of Squidoo's categories. Squidoo has 32 categories. Of those, the 5 which I have been assigned to are:
> # Arts
> # Cars & Trucks
> # Movies & TV
> # Music
> # Work At Home
So, what does this mean for you? What it means is, that while I can bless any lens I happen to come across, I have been assigned to certain areas of Squidoo, and am supposed to be focusing most of my attention to those areas, and seeing to it that they don't get over run with Spamand Squid Don'ts, while helping the good stuff float to the top for every one to see.
With this in mind, it should thus not surprise you if you notice that I am blessing more lenses from these categories, than the other 26 categories. My goal is to bless at least 2 lenses for each of the above 5 categories, each day, more if possible. To track my goal, I have created this lens, and divided it by six sections: Art, Cars & Trucks, Movies & TV, Music, Work At Home, and Other.
Some days I may be just picking lenses at random, while other days I may decide on a "topic of the day" and look for lenses about that topic. For example on Christmas Day I may set out to blessing lenses with a Christmas theme -- something like that. I've no idea what days I'll decide to do "theme searching" or when I'll choose what topic for that day's theme, but if anyone has any themes to suggest I feature just leave a comment to let me know and I'll see what I can come up with.
I'm loving this being a Squid Angel, it's like every day I get to go on a savager hunt and I never know what great things I'll find.
I will do my best to provide you with a mix of the best lenses throughout all 32 categories. Be sure to visit each of these lenses to find out why I blessed them! My goal here is to show what makes a well made lens, by showing you a variety of well made lenses, in hopes that we well see even more lenses like these in the future.
Oh, and April is National Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month, as well as Autism Awareness Month, so you'll see quite a few lenses on those subjects showing up throughout the month. Earth Day is in April, and so is Leonardo Da Vinci's birthday. And because Easter falls in April this year, I'll be looking for Easter themed lenses too. In other words, I'll be looking for "April themed" lenses to bless during the month of April, in addition to just regular finding lenses to bless.
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April 6, 2009 - Arts
So many art lenses and so little time!
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Fantasy Candles
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Do you love Fantasy, Fairy-Tales, the Supernatural, AND Candles? Well, you're definitely in the right place! Join me on an alluring journey through a world of fantasy and dark fantasy filled with magik and fantastic wonders to behold..... But remem...
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Donald Duck And The Golden Helmet - My Favorite Carl Barks Story
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My first introduction to Carl Barks came in the form of a Whitman Dynabrite comic called "Donald Duck and The Golden Helmet." The story contained therein is a reprint of Four Color Comics # 408 from 1952 and is undoubtedly one of Barks' best works. D...
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Frans Hals
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Frans Hals (1580-1666) was a famous Dutch portrait painter. He painted many individual portraits (including The Laughing Cavalier and Gypsy Girl) and many group portraits. Hals used bold and loose brush strokes in his paintings which helped give th...
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How to Show Off Zazzle Products Using Text Modules
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Calling all Zazzle Associates! Here's a simple way to feature attractive picture links to your own or other Zazzlers' products. Products can be grouped in horizontal rows of two or more products or with one large picture link spotlighting one product...
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Selling Your Art Online
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When I first started using the internet to show and sell my artwork, the options were pretty slim. I started out with cafepress, which is one of the oldest "print on demand" sites, but it was over 3 years before I finally figured out how to really ma...
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Mythic Tales, Lensography of Legends
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Myths are metaphors. If you read a myth literally you will miss the point. You will miss its higher truth. Mythological narratives may or may not be based in fact. But is that really important? Tales of gods and monsters may seem as fairy tale to us...
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Appreciation of American Folk Art
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Created by hand by untrained artists, Folk art has a combination of naturalness and simplicity and is highly collectible today. The first real appreciation of American folk art began during the 1920s when artists, returning from World War I, began to...
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Zazzle 101 ... How to make a profit on Zazzle
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Zazzle is one of the Print-on-demand companies out there that allows people to design & sell their own creations. I love Zazzle's ease of use, friendly staff, and the fact that I can make money on my art. I've put together this comprehe...
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How I Became An Artist
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I've been an artist for nearly 30 years now. In the past few years I've expanded to creating art for greeting cards and t-shirts. On this lens I'll look at what I do and how you can do it as well.
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Artists at Imagekind
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"Art", what does this word mean to you? The word "Art" has many meanings to most people. There are a wide variety of styles, media, and subjects that all fit under that huge little three lettered word. I think that regardless of...
April 6, 2009 - Cars & Trucks
Oooooh! I am so glad I got assigned to cars! Check out these beauties!
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Hot Rods and Hot Rodding
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I have always been a "car guy", growing up during the muscle car era of the 1960's I became a fan of high performance automobiles. Not just muscle cars or race cars but 4WD offroading, motorcycles, custom choppers, dune buggies, tractor and truck pul...
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Great Off Road Gear
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If you have an off-roader, 4WD, dune buggy, quad rider, etc. in the family, nothing would make them happier than getting gifts related to their sport. Many times family members that don't know much about the sport have no idea what would make a good...
April 6, 2009 - Movies & TV
I bet you can't guess what my favorite genre is ;)
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Anakin Skywalker
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Anakin is a main character from the Star Wars saga Hero in the prequel trilogy and villian (Darth Vader) from the original trilogy -Note This Is A Fan Made Profile It Is Not Official ...
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Red Dwarf Returns - One Not To Be Missed!
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In the world of sitcoms, Red Dwarf stands out as unique. There had never been a sci-fi sitcom before, and this remains definitive in the genre. This ran for eight series, from 1988 and is now about to return at Easter 2009 after a ten year break. Wi...
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Torchwood
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Rumours of Torchwood Season 4 coming up... stay tuned. Aussies - Torchwood Season 2 is being screened on ABC2 on Friday nights... yay! Torchwood Torchwood is an anagram of Doctor Who, and like an anagram is a remix of some of the ideas from its sis...
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Star Trek: Of Gods and Men - Movie Review
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While waiting for the new Star Trek Movie to come out, I have something that Star Trek fans, both old and new, absolutely MUST see. It's a full-length fan-made movie: Star Trek: Of Gods of Men. It's not big-budget studio quality, of course, yet the...
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Dalek vs. Cybermen
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Dalek vs. Cybermen 4 Daleks vs. 4 million Cybermen and the Daleks would win so obviously the Daleks are better
April 6, 2009 - Music
Drooling over all those grand pianos!
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What Are the Best Piano Books for Beginners?
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This is a questions that is constantly being looked at again and again by piano teachers everywhere. And it's a very important one to answer. Why? Because good piano books for beginners can be the difference between a child sticking with piano or q...
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Gentleman Jim Reeves
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Jim Reeves has been known to be called the singer with a "velvety" voice.
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Hayley Williams (Paramore)
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This is a fan-site about Hayley Williams from Paramore.
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The best piano shop in the UK? 250 pianos on their feet ready to play and compare.
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Here at Besbrode Pianos Leeds we love pianos! We have been in the piano retailing business since the 1980's and in that time have built amazing contacts worldwide. We are agents for Steinway and Sons and can offer you the full range of brand new Ste...
April 6, 2009 - Work At Home
Want to sell Dove door to door? Now you can!
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The Truth About Wholesale
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What you do not know about Wholesale, can hurt you. Worse, it can hurt your EBiz. Find out what it takes to get the best wholesale price. How others buy at "lower than wholesale" prices. And how you can still sell even if you do not have the lowest '...
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Dove Chocolate Discoveries: A Sweet Opportunity!
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Working from home is a great opportunity for ambitious moms & dads with entrepreneurial spirit who would like to make extra money while staying at home with their children. Here is a business opportunity for chocolate lovers! With DOVE CHOCOLATE DI...
April 6, 2009 - Other
Toads, Witchdoctors, shopping, faeries, cats, cats, and more cats!
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Playing With Toads
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Did you ever wonder how you could combine 2 seemingly opposite hobbies in to one really weird pastime?
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Adrienne Jenkins Lensography & More About Me
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I AM A GARDENER It was a bit scary the first time I wrote down gardener as my occupation on our tax forms instead of Marketing Director. That was 7 years ago. I've been fortunate enough to be able to follow my passion to garden for a living rather th...
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Southern African Witchdoctors
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African Witchdoctors You might be surprised that even in this day and age the influence these people have. Of course depending where you come from and what ethnic section you belong to, this topic can cause widespread divisions. I would just like...
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Living with a deaf cat
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A genetic anomaly causes blue-eyed white cats to be born deaf. I have not been able to find out what percentage of them are deaf – but it is fairly common. Odd-eyed whites are often deaf on the same side as they are blue eyed! This anomaly is p...
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Do Animals Go To Heaven?
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Do Animals Go To Heaven? Animals must go to Heaven, or else where is that spirit that animated them while they were alive on earth? We are strongly connected to our pets emotionally, as they become members of our families. They were created as we wer...
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Teddy Bears who Comfort and Cuddle
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They make you feel safe and not afraid. Support Teddy Bear charities for children and seniors. Give a teddy bear to-day. Featuring 5 Teddy Bear Charities for Kids and Seniors http://www.squidoo.com/teddybears_fun/#module1289954 I asked my granddaught...
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Cool Shoes Fetish
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I even like to showcase shoes here at SQUIDOO! I've seen some amazing artists design shoes at Zazzle too...now with KEDS collaborating with Zazzle so we can design our own shoes, yeow! How cool is that? Yes!! COOL SHOES! Now at SPOONFLOWER, where...
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Working with Faeries
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Do you believe in faeries? Wise folk and witches of old have worked with the faerie realm for centuries. Whether you are a spiritual or magical person, or simply curious about the Folk, this lens will explain all about the realms of Fey, how to wor...
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Spring Fashion Trends 2010
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Spring Fashion trends for 2010 include soft-looking women's revealing sheers; retro prints from the 70's to roman goddess togas; dazzling metallics to exotic floral prints. Lovely Spring fashion colors include lime greens and pretty corals. T...
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I'm going to put a warning in front of this lens. I feel very strongly that the message on this lens needs to be spread far and wide, but I will warn you that the pictures on this lens may disturb some (most) readers. Please click with caution!

You'll notice a sort of Easter theme going on here today. From Faberge to Jesus to Spring dresses and even pastel colored egg shaped cars!
April 7, 2009 - Arts
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Mona Lisa - Da Vinci's Magnum Opus
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Few are not familiar with Leonardo da Vinci's magnum opus, the Mona Lisa, also known by some as the La Gioconda. Debatably the most famous painting in the world, the 16th century work of art depicts a woman clad in the Florentine fashion of her day...
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Faberge Egg
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A Fabergé egg is one of 50 (52 if we count the unfinished Karelian Birch and Tsarevich Constellation eggs) Easter gifts made by Peter Carl Fabergé between 1855 and 1917 for the Russian Tsars and their family members. Faberge Eggs obtain...
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Rose Flower Photo Art Gifts
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Roses grow very well here in Mexico, and since I love taking photos of plants, flowers, and nature in general, I couldn't resist taking photos of these beauties and turning them into art that you can buy as art gifts. Here on this page you'll just se...
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Erte & The Golden Age of Hollywood
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Before Erte, women were stuck in Victorian Era clothing- corsets, button up boots, voluminous skirts, high neck collars. It took some vision to change that! Erte, a Russian Artist, had a special view of women. The way Erte looked at wome...
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Windswept Driftwood Art
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The bones of trees endlessly fascinate beachcombers, having been washed over the moments of time and passing into one moment to the next not worrying about tomorrow. Driftwood has timeless appeal. Envision the beauty of driftwood art.
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The Surreal World of Salvador Dali
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My first encounter with a Salvador Dali Limited Edition Lithograph was back in 1979 when I was shown a framed edition and told by it owner that it was worth $500. I could not believe a picture that was signed by an artist and looked like an expensive...
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Ukrainian Egg Dyeing
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Ever since I discovered the art of Pysanky I just haven't been satisfied with plain pastel Easter eggs. After an hour or two of effort I have a richly colored work of art that I can take out year after year and enjoy. It isn't hard to do, but the res...
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Coloring Easter Eggs: An Easter Tradition
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Coloring Easter eggs is a fun Easter tradition. It has become an art form, with many different kits and methods available. Coloring Easter eggs is only one of the traditions surrounding eggs on Easter. In many cultures the Easter Bunny hides the egg...
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Coloured Pencils - Resources for Artists
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Find out about coloured pencils. This leading resource has information for everybody from experienced artists to beginners wanting to learn all they can. Topics include - tips and techniques for working with coloured pencils, - information about col...
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Building Armatures for Polymer Clay Sculpture
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Armatures are vital to strong sculptures. Learn about different methods for building strong armatures. A strong armature can hold polymer clay in virtually any complicated or precarious position, even look like it's floating in air.
April 7, 2009 - Cars & Trucks
Today's focus: European Cars (and We Angels Can Bless Groups Too!)
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Cars Cars Cars Headquarters
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Cars Cars Cars Lenses related to cars and all things automotive.
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Classic Air Cooled Volkswagens
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I have always loved the old air cooled VWs. I have been fortunate enough to have owned a bus, a squareback, a fastback and 5 different Beetles. Air cooled Volkswagens have gained a cult like following and have become an icon for pop culture, especia...
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Peugeot 505
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The Peugeot 505 is my second favorite car (after the 1964 Dodge 330), so I'm creating this lens about them. While all fans and owners of all Peugeot models are sure to find something here, my target audience is the American who owns a 505. The focus...
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What do I tip the driver?
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Customers of limousine companies are often confused when it comes to tipping their drivers. First-timers or irregular users seem more than usually perplexed at what should be a very simple process. Having worked part-time as a chauffeur for a two ye...
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VAZ
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I try to share information about all models and modifications produced by Avtovaz during Soviet period.
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Legendary Routemaster Bus
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The traditional Red Routemaster is one of the famous Tourist Icons of London. Yet it has gradually disappeared from the city's streets, this caused it to be one of the most important issues in the recent election for London's Mayor. The bus is famous...
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VW Beetle Wizard Roadster - Part 1
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If you are interested in VW Beetles in any way you will want to take a look at this lens. There are loads of pictures of the build of my Wizard Roadster. For those who don't know the wizard roadster is a soft top conversion for the standard Beetle....
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Vintage VW Cars and Buses for Sale
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Welcome to Vintage VW Cars and Buses. The lens featuring the wonderful restoration work of Minneapolis Volkswagen enthusiast John Snell the Tenth, as well as an in with the air-cooled kids at VintageVWCars.com. Within this lens you'll find vint...
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1920's Car Advertisements
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The following is a selection of 1920's car advertisements taken from my vintage automobile Ad collection that illustrate the beautiful cars and fantastic color illustrations that are typical of automobile advertising throughout most of the 1920...
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Lotus Cortina
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My friend had a Lotus Cortina. It looked like a normal Ford Cortina from the 1960's except that it had a green stripe down the side. He offered me a ride and WOW!! what a car.
April 7, 2009 - Movies & TV
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Lost in Space
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Remember that show from the 60's called Lost in Space? You know the one. The Robinson family board the Jupiter II and left their Google map behind, leaving them lost in space - forever! Well, not quite, but you get the picture. Who can forget our fav...
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Xena
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Xena is a fictional character from the television show Xena: Warrior Princess, which aired from 1995 until 2001. Created by Rob Tapert and Sam Raimi, this strong female character, played by Kiwi actress Lucy Lawless, quickly won a legion of fans who...
April 7, 2009 - Music
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Grading Your Vinyl Record Albums
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The following is the grading system first developed by Goldmine Records. Virtually all methods currently in use for the grading of records, is based in some way, shape, or form, on this system. Rather than offer some variation of the original system...
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The Top 100 Guitarists Of All Time
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I was browsing the internet and stumbled across Rolling Stone Magazine's Top 100 Guitarists of All Time. I'll admit I didn't agree with it and I wasn't the only one. Examples being; Eddie Van Halen was ranked #70. This is a man who defined the elect...
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Johann Sebastian Bach
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You know at least some of Bach's music, even if you don't realize it. You hear it in church, on TV commercials as background music, in the shops that play classical, and believe it or not, even from some modern rock bands! Now, you may not like class...
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Easter Songs and Springtime Songs
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Sing a song of joy! Winter is past, spring is here. Springtime brings the Easter season - a time of renewal, a time of celebration. Easter is a wonderful time for new beginnings! Teach some of these songs to your children - do you remember any other...
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Care and Maintenance of Your Vinyl Record Collection
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Cleanliness is absolutely mandatory to achieve the best sound quality of your vinyl records. A clean vinyl record will not only sound better, but last longer. It has long been proven that the playing of dirty records will result in a rapid deteriorat...
April 7, 2009 - Work At Home
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How to Start Selling on eCrater
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eCrater.com is a free webstore service that is easy to set up and charges no fees for standard services. ECrater is easy to learn and is a perfect solution for anyone brand new to selling online but is also robust and efficient for experienced online...
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How-(Not)-to-write-a-sales-page
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How I Made 8 Million Dollars In 6 Days Without Even Trying!! We've all seen them, the ubiquitous sales pages littered all over the internet like fungus. Affiliate marketers are everywhere and everything is for sale. In this 'How Not to Write a Sales...
and some work-at-home lenses from other categories too . . .
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How To Make Money With Squidoo and eBay
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How can you use eBay and Squidoo together? And why would you want to? You may already know that both eBay and Squidoo are great ways to make money working from home, but did you know you can use them together to create even more potential sales? Her...
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Making Money On Squidoo
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I plan to talk here about the technicalities and legalities of making money by building Squidoo lenses. I will describe the rules and policies regarding that issue that are detailed in the Squidoo Terms Of Services (TOS), FAQ (Questions And Answers)...
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Are you a Stay at Home Mom (or Dad) Interested in Earning a Monthly Income?
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Okay, I am sure you are all thinking, "What's the catch?" Don't worry, there isn't one. I promise. I am a stay at home mom and I will show you how Squidoo is helping me earn a monthly income while still being home to take care of my children. What i...
April 7, 2009 - Other
Deep Thoughts, Strange Birds, Cute Furry Critters, a trip through history, and Spring Dresses
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Who is Jesus Christ? He is The Word of God and the Only Way To Heaven
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The Word Became Flesh In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. In him was life, and that lif...
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Southern Cassowary
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A strange looking bird, isn't it? This bird is the flightless Southern Cassowary, or Casuarius casuarius, which belongs to the ratite family just like the Kiwi, Emu, and extinct Moa. It is native to Australia, Indonesia, and New Guinea, and is curren...
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Jurassic Park for Real? - Cloning Extinct Animals
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Geneticists have cloned sheep, horses, cats and dogs. The next step it seems is to bring back the dead. Scientists are currently working on resurrecting through cloning an animal extinct since 1936. The Australian Tasmanian tiger, or thylacine, was h...
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Cats in Boxes
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You bought your cat an expensive luxury cat basket, but what does it prefer? you're right it prefers that cardboard box from the grocery store! Do they love boxes because they are the same size as them, or because there are no drafts or is it just an...
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A Passion for Purple
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Purple- any color having components of both red and blue, such as lavender and violet. I think purple became my favorite color because of my grandmother...it was her favorite color when I was small and spent the summers on my grandparent's ranch. Sh...
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The Easter Bunny
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The Easter Bunny is loved by billions of children around the world. He's also known in some places as Peter Cottontail. The Easter Bunny is the symbol of Spring and new beginnings. I created this lens about the Easter Bunny to be a light and fluffy...
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Who Layed THAT Egg?
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Everyone knows that chickens lay eggs. Most people know that all other birds do as well but have you ever thought about all the other animals that lay eggs? Children may be surprised that some eggs do not contain birds. Other egg layers include frogs...
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Schiaparelli
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Elsa Schiaparelli (September 10, 1890 – November 13, 1973) was a Parisian fashion designer of the 1920s and 1930s. She was born in Rome, Italy, of Italian and Egyptian heritage. She was a great-niece of Giovanni Schiaparelli, who discovered the...
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My Dog's diary
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Hello, my name is Sarunas. I'm living in Lithuania's heart Vilnius. This lens will be just about my dog. About his good and BAD jobs :D A little bit about my dog. My dog is Siberian Husky. His name is Bart as a Bart Simpson. He born in 2008 01 09. Ha...
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Chinese New Year
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新年快乐 Happy Chinese New Year! Take your children on a fascinating cultural experience -- celebrate Chinese New Year! Chinese New Year is the celebration of a new lunar year. It is a fifteen day holiday that starts on the e...
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China, The Middle Kingdom
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Being transported from China's Wild West to China's interior involved my first sleeper train adventure. Fourteen hours of cramped existence, in a top bunk at that, from Dunhuong to Lanzhou was initiated by an "incident" in the train station at Dunhuo...
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Who Is Buffalo Bill Cody?
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William Frederick "Buffalo Bill" Cody (February 26, 1846 - January 10, 1917) was an American soldier, bison hunter and showman. He was born in the Iowa Territory, near Le Claire, and was one of the most colorful figures of the Old West.

Today, I'm stuck in bed with a fever, but have got my computer in bed with me. Of course the advantage of that is I have all day to spend blessing lenses! I plan on doing more today than would be usual. We got sort of a theme going on here today, not sure what you'd call it: Lenses that are trying to make this world a better place, maybe, or something to that effect.
Most of these I found off my NewsFeed on FaceBook, thanks to Squidoo Connect, so they've just been freshly updated, and/or newly made, so stop by and check them out.
April 8, 2009 - Arts
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Salvador Dali Posters Prints Fine Art
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Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domènech, 1st Marquis of Púbol born May 11, 1904 - died January 23, 1989, was a Spanish surrealist painter born in Figueres, Catalonia. Dalí was a accomplished draftsman, best r...
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Big Eyed Artworks
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Hello! I attended the Emerald City Comic Convention of April 4, 2009. I stopped by the artists booth, and fell in love with BIG EYE artwork. Ominously and deviously created by artist Alexandria Sandlin. Feel free to browse around and discover your fa...
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Jacques-Louis David Prints, Paintings, Fine Art
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Jacques-Louis David, French, leading neoclassical painter of his time. During the 1780s Jacques-Louis David's intellectual style of historical painting noted a shift in preference past Rococo frivolity to a classic asceticism and rigor, coensiding wi...
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Great European Artists Headquarters
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GREAT EUROPEAN ARTISTS - RESOURCES FOR ART LOVERS This group is for hand-made lenses which focus on providing information about great European artists of the past and present who are notable. To be included: * an artist must be NOTABLE and well...
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MC Escher Posters Prints
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Maurits Cornelis Escher was born June 17, 1898 and died March 27, 1972. He was better known by the name of M. C. Escher, and among the most famous of Dutch graphic artists. He is easily recognized for his frequently mathematically inspired woodcuts,...
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Paint snowdrops in watercolour
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Go on...give it a try! Take it one step at a time to create a delicate watercolour of snowdrops. You will need watercolour paper (Bockingford not surface,140lb or similar) A no1 rigger A couple of round brushes with a good points(small and larger) A...
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Drawing With Children: Nature Journal Style
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This lens will help you gather the supplies needed to use this book with your children. I will also share some easy to use lessons to go along with the book that will help you and your children practice your skills in your nature journal. Even if yo...
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Watercolor Artists
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My Passion Studying watercolor art is a passion of mine. I enjoy observing the many techniques, colors, styles, details and subjects of artist's paintings. The way the water and paint flow together, the way they bring light and shadow together and ad...
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How To Paint A Cat Lady
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For the past two years I have been creating colorful watercolor paintings of Cat Ladies (and Lads!) in a whimsical, illustrative style. Many are custom portraits of Cat Ladies from across the country and as far away as Great Britain, Greece and Finla...
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Artist Study -- Charlotte Mason Style
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With most things CM (Charlotte Mason), once you get accustomed to her methods and they become a habit, you realize just how easy they are. Artist study is no exception. Charlotte Mason's way of studying artists is inexpensive, simple, and enjoyable. ...
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John James Audubon (1785-1851)
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Since his death in 1851 John James Audubon's name has become synonymous with wildlife conservation and natural history. Audubon had a talent for drawing and an interest in birds. He spent thirty-five years wandering around his adopted country cap...
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How Not To Be a Starving Artist
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I knew early on that the creative life was for me. I dabbled in drawing and writing, before settling on both. I've been selling on eBay for five years. Those were the days: lots of views, several bids. The market has sin...
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How I make Miniature Art ACEOs by Melody Lea Lamb
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I create miniature paintings called ACEOs of cats, birds, rabbits and fantasy beings. Each miniature painting is always and only 2.5 inches by 3.5 inches. I sell these miniature art gems from my Blog, and on Etsy. I also make high quality Archival pr...
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Sherry Holder Hunt, artist
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I am originally from Henderson, Tennessee, a wonderful place to grow up, small town with friendly people. (Eddy Arnold's home town.) After graduation, I moved a few minutes away and I currently live in Jackson, Tennessee, a bit bigger, but still fill...
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Make Your Own Postage Stamps
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You can make your very own U.S. postage stamps. You can turn your personal artwork, photos or business logo into real U.S. Postage Stamps. Dress up your holiday cards, personalize invitations and announcements, and more. Make stamps with your initia...
April 8, 2009 - Cars & Trucks
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Famous Classic Cars on TV and Movies
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A classic car gets the title of "classic" not only because of its age, but more importantly, of its ability to define a generation. Some classic cars did this through being popular race cars, some through being limited editions. Others, however, conq...
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Registering a car in France
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This lens details what you need to do to export your car to France from the UK i.e. how to register your car in France. The process for registering your UK car in France will be slightly different depending on where you are living. There is however...
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1920's Cars
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1920's cars were a vast improvement over automobiles from the previous decades due to the rapid pace of major advancements in 1920's automobile design and engineering. At the start of the 1920's motor cars were still relatively basic, although a huge...
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Is Run Car on Water A Scam? Must Read This Before Put Water Into Gas Tank
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Run car on water has been the latest buzz. Can you really run a car on water? Is water-powered car a miracle or a scam? More and more smart motorists are using alternative energy and gas-saving technologies to save gas and increase gas mileage. Rece...
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Alternative Fuel Cars - Because Not Everything Has To Run On Gas
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When people think of alternative fuel cars they usually think of cars that run on converted vegetable oil or those trendy new E85 flex fuel vehicles. There are actually many different options for people looking to drive a car that doesn't run on gaso...
April 8, 2009 - Movies & TV
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Miss Liberty: The Statue of Liberty on Film
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Planet of the Apes. X-Men. The Day After Tomorrow. Even Ghostbusters 2. There seems to some fixation with Miss Liberty. On some level, it's understandable. She stands for what this country was meant to be. She's pretty. And she has a crown. Always a...
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Celebrities on Sesame Street
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Celebrities have walked down Sesame Street since the start. Sesame Street is the perfect way to see your favorite celebs let loose and show you a side of them you have maybe not seen. Some stars are just like you would expect them to be, but some may...
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Josh Hutcherson
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This is a fan-site about Josh Hutcherson (My favorite actor)
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Best of: Charlton Heston Films
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Charlton Heston is one of the most well known and most successful actors in cinema history. His deep voice, chiseled face, and unique acting style made him ripe for movie classics. Heston acted in over 100 films and several television series. Even t...
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AnnaSophia Robb
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AnnaSophia Robb (pronounced "ah-na"; born December 8, 1993 in Denver, Colorado) is an American film and television actress, and singer. She gained nationwide prominence in 2005 with starring roles in Because of Winn-Dixie and Charlie and the Chocolat...
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Ten Best Vincent Price Films
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This lens is devoted to reviewing what I consider to be the ten best Vincent Price movies ever made. Ten movies; Twenty hours of great movie viewing. Why not gather together your friends and family and host your own Vincent Price Movie Marathon! A gr...
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Indiana Jones Is Totally My Boyfriend
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This lens is a bragging lens. This lens is meant to make you seethe with envy over my cool boyfriend, Indiana Jones. He's hot and intelligent and isn't afraid to fight Nazis. I ask you, can you do better than that? I feel slightly obligated to also...
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The Dukes Of Hazzard
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Well here I was just surfin' around on Squidoo and finding all sorts of interesting stuff. So surely I thought there would be a ton of lenses on The Dukes Of Hazzard. So I did a search. Well to say I was shocked does not cover it. Not a single lens o...
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Walnut Grove Explodes
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Little House on the Prairie ended with an bang, in 1984. Literally, a bang! In the final episode (actually a movie) the residents of that beloved town, Walnut Grove, blow it up with dynamite - the whole town (except the church). One by one, each man...
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Television Headquarters
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Television Group @ Squidoo: Add your lenses about television...from news, sitcoms, clips, schedules, and previews...memories, collectibles, TV guides, to even television sets themselves! Help keep this group relevant and helpful by only adding tele...
April 8, 2009 - Music
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Johnny Cash, The Man In Black
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Johnny Cash is a country music legend that made his way into the hearts of thousands of fans. From day one, Johnny Cash's fans remained true and steady. Johnny Cash started with gospel and ended up singing his bad-boy, roughneck music around the cou...
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Elvish Poetry, Music of Middle-Earth
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Welcome to my bardic arts page. What's bardic arts? Songs, poetry, stories, and music! This lens features my Elvish poetry, recordings of Middle-earth music, and Lord of the Rings fanart. All these "songs" were created for the Govannas...
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Dolly Parton - Country Music Icon
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Dolly Parton is one of the most famous country singers of all time. She has had a long singing career and has appeared in many movies. Get the latest news and information on Dolly.
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David Bowie
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"Don't you wonder sometimes 'Bout sound and vision Blue, blue, electric blue That's the colour of my room Where I will live Blue, blue" Sound and Vision, that is exactly what David Bowie is all about and the man has certainly been gifted with bot...
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Top Ten Best Music Videos Video Showcase
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Here are my choices for the 10 best music videos from YouTube! I only made it to 7 so far if you know of any good music videos let me know what they are so I can go watch them.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
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Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) was a German composer and keyboard player. Some of his great works of music include the Brandenburg Concertos; the St Matthew Passion; The Well-Tempered Clavier; and The Goldberg Variations. During his lifetime...
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Ludwig Van Beethoven
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Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) was probably the greatest of all classical musicians of all time. His passionate and fiery music continues to inspire people across the world. He began to play in public when he was 22 years old. In 1796 he went to B...
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Music Lovers United Headquarters
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Music Lovers United This is a group for all music lenses: singers, song writers, bands, instruments, song lyrics, etc. If you've got a music lens than bring it here! Don't just add your lenses to the group, though! Take time to visit the other...
April 8, 2009 - Work At Home
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1st Impressions Count! Elegant Unique Business Cards.
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In today's world of fast paced business and millions entrepreneurs one the the easiest ways to make sure people remember you after that initial meeting is to have a business card that embodies the impression you want to leave. A print at home, stubbl...
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Cosmetic Rep. and Mineral Makeup Independent Representative
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Want to earn extra money selling Mineral Makeup and Cool Cosmetics? Tired of policy changes every month (or week) or too high quotas to meet?! Then you are at the right place, as I got tired of all that too! I spent so much time and effort to help Com...
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Business Cards Made by Artists
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Whether you just opened a bakery or are a high tech guy, advertising what you do is a necessity for business growth. Investing in an eye-catching business card might be one of the best ways to drum up business. Plain old white cards are boring and are...
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How To Start A Tutoring Business
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There isn't a better time than now to think about Starting A Home Tutoring Business. Home Tutoring has been around for many years, but it has recently become more prevalent. Just look at all of the tutoring centers opening up everywhere. Tutors can...
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25 Tips For Building a Social Media Smart Internet Business
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Welcome to my lens! I appreciate your dedication. Do you want more out of life in this down economy? I know I do. Grab a cup of your favorite beverage and pull up a chair. There's a lot to offer the person who wants to plan, build, and learn more abo...
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Tips and Ideas for AVON Representatives
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Find everything you need from how to get more customers to Easter ideas for AVON Reps. I have included a long list of valuable resources to help grow and expand your AVON business.
April 8, 2009 - Other - Bringing Nature Home
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Tools of the Witch
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Witches like stuff. There is something about lighting a candle, burning incense, or writing words using dragon's blood ink on parchment paper that just brings a spell together. None of these items is magical in and of itself. Energy used to create m...
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Discover The 5 Feng Shui Elements
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No matter how big or how small your garden area, your ideal Feng Shui Garden incorporates basic Feng Shui principles to either calm or energize the space as needed. Your Garden Design should allow the movement of Chi (life force energy), throughou...
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Fruits Fable and Folklore
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Many fruits are surrounded by a long and colorful history of symbolic meaning and mythical tales. Apples, cherries, figs, pomegranates, and strawberries are found around the world, woven into religious tales, and ancient folklore. These bountiful...
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Sand Dollars: Math on the Beach
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One day at the beach in Costa Rica my daughter and I were digging in the sand making sandcastles when we ran across a live sand dollar. Finding a dead exoskeleton would have been exciting but finding a live sand dollar was unbelievable! We held it i...
April 8, 2009 - Other - Saving the Planet
The voice of the voiceless . . . When I told you look for lens that drive deep messages, here's what I meant:
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Saving The Dancing Bears Of India
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Here, I'll share with you the tragic story of the Dancing Bears of India and the uplifting story of their ongoing rescue. As you read their story, you may wince and want to stop, but please read on. There IS hope for these mistreated Sloth Bears. W...
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Dogs in China : A Horrific Story of Senseless Cruelty in the Dog Meat Industry
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The purpose of this lens is to document and highlight the current inhumane and abusive treatment of dogs in The Peoples Republic of China, with the hope that worldwide knowledge and attention will support and assist the Chinese people in securing a...
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Bird Rescue
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My passion for birds has been a life long love affair. I will be sharing this passion with you. You will especially learn from this website how to care for baby birds, both wild life birds and pet babybirds (sometimes rejected by parents). The keynot...
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Boycott China For Crimes Against Animals
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From the dog culling, brutal bear farms collecting bile, the cat and dog fur trade, dog meat industry, to exterminating cats for the 2008 Olympics, China is committing barbaric and sadistic acts against animals in their country. Although you've no d...
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Make a Difference Headquarters
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Make a Difference This group is for all the lenses trying to make a difference in this world. Changing the world one lens at a time...
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Would You Trade Your Daughter for a Cow?
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The very idea seems absurd, but for desperate families in parts of rural Africa, it's an all too common answer to a present-day economic problem. Thus, when a family runs out of food and sees no other solution, they will strike a deal with a neig...
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Comfort dolls-knitting for African Aids Orphans
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This squidoo is all about African Comfort dolls - patterns for knitting or crocheting are further down the page, photos of the kids with their dolls, addresses for where to send your completed dolls.... everything you need to get started. What is...
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The Truth About Abortion
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"I hate to see baby things and pregnant people because it brings back memories of April 14, 2007; and I will never forget it.""I was 15 years old when I got pregnant. The boy that I was pregnant by said it was not his baby, but I know it was his baby...
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All About Endangered Species
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Endangered species are threatened by a number of forces. Why do they become endangered? Predators, loss of habitat and changing environment have all contributed to a decline in many species. It is important for species at risk to gain attention befor...
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How To Save Feral Cats and Stop Overpopulation With TNR
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Learn all about feral cats and the TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) programs; what feral means; how they live; the arguments for and against TNR porgrams. You'll also find links to rescue organizations, materials on TNR and how you can start or join exisit...
This lens stands out from others I've blessed, because it contains just one very short module. Just one. But just one was all it needed to get it's message across. A message that strikes the heart just as fast as the deaths it is protesting.
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Goldfish Keychains
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In celebration of the 2008 Olympics, vendors in Qingdao China have decided to sell heart shaped plastic keychains. With a live goldfish inside.
April 8, 2009 - Other -Everything Else
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Journey of Little Croatian Squid
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Welcome to my Squidoo memory lane! I'm inviting you to follow my adventures from little Cro-Squid to Cro-Giant who, as of recently, became a flying Cro-SquidAngel! :) This is also my thank you lens to all people who helped me with their advices, sug...
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Asperger's Child: From Mom's Concern To Diagnosis, And Beyond
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Having a child with Asperger's Syndrome is the most confusing, exasperating, embarrassing, helpless, innocent, energetic, fun, and amazing experiences I have ever been through. And one that I will continue to learn from for the rest of my son's life....
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A Personal Look at Autism
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I am the mother of 3 wonderful children (who are all teenagers now! LOL) I am divorced, which happened as a byproduct of raising a child with a disability. This lens is about my son Jonathan who has Autism. He is my youngest. I want to point that ou...
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Alpacas
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Aren't they so cute? The first time I saw an alpaca, I was riding through a coastal Maine town and saw some black animals I wasn't sure of what they were. They looked like sheep with long giraffe type necks. I had to back up and say, whoa, what are t...
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Preventing Writer's Block
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This lens will take you down the path to achieving that illusive retort that you need to get you plot jump started again. I will take you through some organizational assessments, rethinking your plot, think about your distribution, doing more resear...
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The Shining
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The Shining is by far amongst Stephen King's best work. I will even go so far as to say I believe that The Shining is in fact one of the best horror novels ever wrote. My First exposure to this classic was in it's movie format. I first watched The S...
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Bead Handbook for Jewelry and Crafts
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This bead guide offers information about common bead types and where to find them, bead histories, color selection and more. If you love beadwork, jewels, or anything shiny, start your bead collection journey here. Discover how you, too, can join the...
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Plus Size Fashion Modeling
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Learn how anyone can become a fashion model, including plus sized women. Don't assume that all models must weight 100 pounds and stand five feet eight inches, this is simply not true. As in other occupations, fashion models come in many shapes, color...
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Love This Lens Widget
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One of the (many) secrets of getting a good Lensrank is the star ratings that other Lensmasters can give to your lens. Getting them to actually visit your lens is hard enough, yet sometimes they leave without clicking on the stars at the top. This w...
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Modron: Welsh Mother Goddess
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Modron first came to me back in 1998 when I was initiated as a priestess in the coven group that I was part of back then. She came at a time when I was rediscovering my own femininity and, while I didn't know it at the time, was about to begin on the...

Felling better than I felt yesterday, so I'll be heading out and not being online much today, so probably a shorter list today.
Well, I guess this is going to be a pretty big lens. I'm only 3 days in and already I've blessed more than 100 lenses. I did not expect to do that. I was thinking maybe 10 or 12 a day, not 30 or 40 a day! I just can't help it. There are so many great lenses out there! I love finding them!
Oh, I'm doing a bit of personal research on the internet today, (part of my continuing goal to move me and my 14 cats, 40+ chickens, and 2 Ranchu to France) and I guess that effected the lenses I found today too, because looking at today's list, I just realized I blessed several lenses on the topic of traveling overseas.
April 9, 2009 - Arts
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Pastels - Resources for Artists
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Want to know more about brands of hard and soft pastels or how to use pastels? Experienced pastel artists and those new to creating art using pastels will find interesting information and helpful advice provided below
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Michelangelo's David
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The stature and prominence, the importance and influence of Michelangelo's David statue may surprise you! The David statue tells a story, yes, and that story is here. But the statue has his OWN story to tell, one that not many people know. Here i...
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Blythe Dolls
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Re-popularized by photographer Gina Garan, Blythe is the eye-color changing doll of the 1970's. The Blythe doll is based on the art work of Margaret Keane. Today fans of Blythe customize her clothes, hair and make-up for fun. Hobbyists also take pic...
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How to Repaint Fashion Dolls- A look at the Art of Doll Repainting
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Doll repainting is a fairly new art form, having come into the spotlight in the past ten years or so, thanks largely to Ebay serving as a showcase for these stunning beauties. Mostly doll repainting is done on fashion dolls, such as Barbie, larger 16...
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Acrylic Painting Techniques
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Discover acrylic painting techniques to help you get your art looking the way that you would like. I've always liked art and color. However, it didn't necessarily come naturally when I wanted to create art myself. I also wanted to create art...
April 9, 2009 - Movies & TV
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Car Movies We Love
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Come see some movie clips and check out all the car movies here. Grab the popcorn and snacks and have a family movie night in the comfort of your own home. Gather the family and pick out your favorites. I've included some favorite movie snacks, too!...
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Watch Star Wars The Clone Wars Online - Season 1
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Watch Star Wars The Clone Wars Online plus learn all about the first animated Star Wars movie. Discover why The Clone Wars offers something different for the franchise and fans worldwide. Slated for a Fall 2008 premiere, Star Wars: The Clone Wars is...
April 9, 2009 - Cars & Trucks
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2010 Dodge Charger
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2010 Dodge Charger The 2010 Dodge Charger will be going into production soon! Will the new Dodge Charger look like these in the photos below? We will soon find out! The Dodge Charger is very popular vehicle for police and state troopers. Featured bel...
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1963 Corvette Grand Sport
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Breaking news- the #002 of the two original ROADSTERS is going on the auction block in January- take a look if you want to see Corvette history being made! This Corvette was stashed away, never finished, never assembled, until recently when my broth...
April 9, 2009 - Music
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Block Buster! British Glam Rock of the 70s
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At the beginning of the 1970s, I was in my early teens, an excellent age to appreciate a new phenomenon about to hit the British airwaves: Glam Rock. At the time Glam was a joke. Those of us with Sweet records were laughed at by our friends who wer...
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Celtic Music: Lenses ☺
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This lens points to other lenses I've made highlighting Celtic music performers as well as radio shows, both broadcast and Internet, that play the traditional music of the Celtic lands. Celtic music covers a lot of territory and many performers. Each...
April 9, 2009 - Work at Home
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2008 Tax Return for Self-Employment
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Are you self-employed? This is the time of year the business owner job description includes end of year financials and tax returns. If you have made money on the internet this year, that means that you are self employed. That means that you may need...
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Steps To Finding a Legitimate Home Based Business
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There are so many websites offering home based business opportunities and work from home programs, it's hard to know where to begin. How do you choose the right program for you? How do you protect yourself from getting scammed? After much thought on...
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Making Money From Writing
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I always wanted to write. I love to put my thoughts on paper, to share my words of wisdom with others. In January I became a full-time writer and I couldn't possibly be any more happy than I am right now. I'm a freelance writer mainly writing about a...
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Get Paid to Write - Make Money Writing Articles Online
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Lately, I've been dabbling with writing. I've come across lots of websites that accept articles and actually pay something for writing them, and/or for the number of views an article gets. Some even pay you a portion for referrals' submissions. If yo...
April 9, 2009 - Other - Travel
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International Calling Cards - Low Cost International Calls
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In the past people usually avoided making international phone calls unless they absolutely had to because of the cost, but in this age of advanced technology there are many ways in which the cost of making international calls can be greatly reduced,...
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Finding a house in France
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Welcome, this is the 2nd in a series of lenses written to help you find and buy a house in France in the right region at the right price and suited to meeting your requirements whatever they may be. You can find the related lenses at the bottom of th...
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Buying A House in France - Legal Process
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Welcome to the 3rd lens in a series of lenses describing the process of moving to France and advising just how you go about doing exactly that. Related lenses are included near the bottom of the page in the featured lenses section, so depending wher...
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Big Island of Hawaii
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Aloha and welcome to beautiful island of Hawaii. This is also called the Big Island. We hope you enjoyed your 11 hour flight. Before you leave, make sure you have all your belongings. Check under your seats and the overhead cabinets.
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Moving to France
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Welcome, this is the first in a series of lenses written to help you find your dream home in France, the other lenses in the series for moving to France are included in the featured lenses section at the bottom of the page. So what qualifies me to w...
April 9, 2009 - Other
More lenses for Easter & Spring
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Easter Blessings
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It has also become a time where a lot of families have a gathering with a feast and the kiddies look for eggs, or maybe decorate them and share a basket of goodies. Newly hatched chicks, ducks, and baby bunnies are numerous in the spring when Easter...
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The Lynx or Bobcat
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The north american Bobcat, or Lynx Rufus is rarely seen by man. So most people know little about the elusive animal. Hopefully this website will be a source of information on the incredibly beautiful Lynx for those that are curious and want to learn...
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Frog Unit Study: Hopping to Learn
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Take trips to the frog pond. Become a frog and play games and sing songs, gobble up the insect words and swat the fly verbs. This lens will give you dozens of ideas, resources, hints and tricks to create frog-themed activities for both homeschool fam...
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Ordering Baby Chicks and Supplies
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Watch the video clips of the baby chicks and read stories about them. Find out where to order your own chickens through the mail and order books on how to care for and raise them all right here!

I wasn't online on the 10th, because I wasn't home all day, so I didn't get anything done online at all yesterday, including not getting any Angel work done. :( Oh well, I guess I made up for that on the 8th anyways. ;P
April 11, 2009 - Arts
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How to draw buildings and houses
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Do you want to draw or sketch houses ? Get here some ideas, tips on how to draw and sketch buildings. Some basic explanations on perspective are given. However focus here is mainly to inspire you for own explorations. Some practical tips how to are...
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How to draw hair in pencil
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I hear from artists all the time that they hate drawing hair. I love drawing hair and fur, and making it look realistic. So I thought I'd share how I draw realistic human hair or animal fur in pencil. I think that just a little advice will be en...
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Acrylic Painting Lessons, Instruction & Techniques
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T he acrylic painting medium is fairly new and has only been around since the 1950's. Since then, it has continually been under development and refinement. Acrylic paint is highly favored amongst artists because of its versatility. It can be applied...
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Learn the art of Fashion Doll Customizing and Repainting.
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Learn the art of Fashion Doll Customizing & Repainting Doll collecting ranks as one of the largest hobbies there is. Within the doll collecting world, there is a small subdivision called OOAK, or customized dolls. These are fashion dolls that have b...
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Affiliate programs for artists or anyone
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Artists think that the only way they can make money is by selling their art. But why not make some money selling other people's original art, art prints, How-To do art DVD's and books, art supplies - and don't forget all the other sales possibilities...
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Sketching gear - what does the beginner need ?
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Sketching outdoors is a great activity and a rewarding hobby for everyone. This lens is for those how want to start sketching outdoors in the city or in rural landscape. What sketching gear would you need to have with you ? What kind of gear is suita...
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Starting a pencil portrait business
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I have written a series of informational pages on this topic because I often receive email from artists, asking how they can market their artwork more effectively. I love to hear from other artists and share information, but unfortunately it does tak...
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Naturally Native Gifts Zazzle Gallery
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We love to photograph and draw and paint nature and our Naturally Native Gallery reflects our love of nature and the outdoors. We take pictures each day when we walk our 2 rescued dogs to the beautiful Tchefuncte River and we can share our view of t...
April 11, 2009 - Cars & Trucks
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Chessie's Tales of Motorcycles and Stuff
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I just want to talk about motorcycles. I want to write about my rides. I think going somewhere, and doing something aside from hanging out at bars is a good thing. I like taking scenic routes, skyways, and making a week out of it. I want to show you...
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Riding The Tail Of The Dragon
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In this installation of the Motorcycles To series, we will be riding the Tail Of The Dragon. The Tail Of The Dragon is a stretch of U.S. 129 that runs between North Carolina and Tennessee and is considered to be among the finest roads for sport car a...
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Motorbikes of Yesterday
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I enjoy researching the early models of motorcycles. I want to know as much as possible about the bikes that contributed to the popularity of motorbikes. The more I learn, the more I am ready to share this information. The pictures, the lifestyle, an...
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Yes, I Love My Hybrid Car
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Yep, I am a rabid Prius owner. I got it for the environment. I love it for the mileage, especially after the gas prices here jumped over $3! When hybrid cars first came out in Japan, I thought I'd wait a few years until they'd worked out all the kinks...
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Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce
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The Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce designed by legendary sports car design team Carozzeria Pininfarina is truly a great classic sports car. With a grand name like Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce it is required to leave a lasting full-bodied im...
April 11, 2009 - Movies & TV
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Horatio Hornblower
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Horatio Hornblower is a fictional character created by C. S. Forester. Hornblower is a British naval officer who has most of his seafaring adventures during the Napoleonic Wars. Hornblower is a moody, broody fellow who constantly second-guesses hims...
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DOCTOR WHO: THE 2009 SPECIALS
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Now that the fourth series of the BBC's flagship science fiction drama has come to an end, fans are already looking forward to Doctor Who's return to our screens. There will be no full series in 2009, but between the episode 'Journey's End' and the s...
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Emma Watson
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Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson was born in France on April 15, 1990. At school in England, she took the lead role in several plays including "Arthur: The Young Years" and "The Happy Prince". Along with plays, Emma participated in ma...
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Vizzini
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Vizzini is a criminal mastermind from the popular book and movie The Princess Bride. In the story he is hired to kidnap the beautiful Princess Buttercup and start a war between neighboring countries. Best known for his continual use of the word...
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The Best Movie Kisses of All Time
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Here you will find some of the best movie kisses of all time. I will not be presumptuous enough to put them into some ranked system, because it is far to subjective - the movies are too different, and the kisses are too different. They cannot be prop...
April 11, 2009 - Music
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Celtic Music: Kim Robertson
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Kim Robertson is a pioneer of the American folk harp movement. She has combined a passionate sense of tradition with a love of innovation that brings a modern sound to the ancient Celtic harp. Her concerts and recordings include traditional tunes as...
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Supernatural Music
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In its four seasons on the air, Supernatural has acquired a dedicated following due to its thrilling storylines, great family drama, and charismatic young stars. For many people, the brilliant soundtrack of classic rock, metal, country, and blues hit...
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Hank Williams : Country Music Legend
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His life was short, he wasn't on reality TV and he had been a recording artist for just six years, yet Hank Williams is considered internationally to be one of the most influential country music artists of all time. Over half a century since his deat...
April 11, 2009 - Work At Home
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How To Keep More Of Your Money
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Do you want to save more money? Whether trying to make ends meet or save up for something special, the dollars you spend add up quickly. Here are a few ideas to help you save more of your money each month. Not all of these tips may be right for ever...
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Online Cash | Made Easy with Internet Wealth System!
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I know I did LOTS but, I had a good paying job and was able to pay my bills for the most part. I was'nt looking for unbelievable riches but, I WANTED MORE. So I started my search for MAKING ONLINE CASH weeding out the scams from the legitimate ones (...
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Reporting 1099 Income
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If you are self employed or an independent contractor, then instead of a W-2, you will receive a Form 1099 MISC for services that you perform. 1099s are much more complicated than W-2s, so this lens is dedicated to answering the following questions....
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Life As A Creative Freelancer
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If you're like me, you've always dreamed of working for yourself in a creative field. Most of us who share this dream find this prospect overwhelming, perhaps even impossible, due to the plethora of challenges, struggles, and perplexities that surely...
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Buy and Sell Photos on Dreamstime!
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Dreamstime is an internet based micro-stock photography agency who specialize in servicing photo buyers that shy away from the 'traditional stock photo', which in the past would cost hundreds of dollars for limited use. What does this mean? If you ar...
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I don't bless lenses/groups without an intro photo, this one does in fact have one, however it has one uploaded from their own image account, thus it doesn't show when featured, resulting in the display of the orange squid seen here.
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World Travel Group Headquarters
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The Work At Home Group Headquarters
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As you work at home, consider joining our Work At Home group. We'll accept anything entrepreneurial, self-employed, and income independent related lenses. Also, we would love to have your home schooling lenses as well. Please, only family friendly le...
April 11, 2009 - Other
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How to Start a Vegetable Garden
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Do you want to learn how to start a vegetable garden? This is a collection of the best vegetable gardening tips from my site, Fresh Cooking From Your Garden. It includes everything you need to know to grow your own garden&nb...
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The Challenges of Autism
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A utism is classified among the developmental disorders of children. It is characterized by impaired ability to interact socially. These children have problems with verbal and nonverbal communication. They also frequently exhibit unusual repetitive...
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Unschoolers Can't Go To College!
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Hi! I'm Andi. I wrote this lens (a lens is Squidoo's word for a user-made page. You can make one too - it's free.) I'm qualified to write about unschoolers going to college because I unschooled my middle school and high school years, and ended up g...
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7 Chakras Of The Body
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The chakras represent energy centres located throughout the body’s energy field. Through these chakra centre’s we can understand the constant flow of energy through and around our bodies. The word Chakra comes from the Sanskrit for &ldquo...
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The Absolute Best Home Made Manicotti Recipes
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Nothing beats a steaming dish of manicotti dripping with tomato sauce and loaded with cheese, and in my opinion, nothing compares to home made. The shells are easy to make once you know how and you can stuff them with all of your fami...
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Commercial cat food is deadly! Learn how to safely feed your cat.
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This lens is about proper cat nutrition and the dangers of commercial cat food. I hope you learn a lot about this very important subject, and that you can start to enrich your cat or dog's life the way these sweet creatures deserve. My knowledge...
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Make Web Visitors Stay Longer
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The longer visitors stay on your web page, the more interested they are in what you have to offer. The sticky page is just that, one that gets readers to stay glued. The key to making a sticky page is to build a high-quality page. One that is very u...
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Faith is more important than religion
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Faith is more important than religion. Faith leads people to treat their fellow beings with love and compassion. Religion focuses on our differences. Faith helps us see our similarities. Religion teaches us that we are right and they are wrong. F...
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How to manage a multi-cat household. Learn to avoid cat fights and stress.
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If you are anything like me and cannot resist the lure of the cat, you may find you have ended up with a multi-cat household. You might not have planned it, but you may have collected an extra kitten, or a few neighborhood strays along the way. Of my...
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Tour A Tall Ship
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Ahoy! Here you will find information on tall ships around the world that are open for the public to tour. All ships are grouped by region of the world so that you can easily find a tall ship near you or your next travel destination. Tour...
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Self-Promote with Social Networking
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So you've written a fantastic article... Great job! Now how the heck do you get people to come take a look? If you're a stay at home mom or dad, or working from home to pay some bills, it's likely that you don't have alot of money to pay a marketing...
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Stockpiling food & supplies
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This page isn't about hoarding. It's about the practice of stocking up on food and supplies you regularly use - only when they are on sale, using coupons on them too -so you only buy at the lowest price possible! Before you do your grocery shopping...
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How to bond with your partner's dog!
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So ... you want to know how to get in good with your partner's beloved dog. Excellent! Perhaps you're seeking advice for how to bond with your own dog? Or wondering how to bond with your new puppy? The road to bonding with Fido isn't always easy but...
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How To Customize a Blythe Doll
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Dislike your Blythe looking like every other Blythes? Or is your Blythe looking a little shabby these days and in a dire need of make over? Here's a little help for those who are searching for a weekend activity to do with their Blythes. Find what y...
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French Toast Casserole Recipe
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French Toast Casserole Recipe This French Toast Casserole Recipe can be prepared a night ahead and then cooked the next morning for breakfast! The whole family will love this French Toast Casserole Recipe. Please leave a comment if you make this reci...

HAPPY EASTER!
April 12, 2009 - Arts
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Talavera Pottery
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The bright colors and free-form designs featured on this traditional art form from Mexico always make me smile, and I would like to share my passion for it with you. Talavera is a type of Mexican pottery produced in the cities of Puebla, Mexico, and...
April 12, 2009 - Cars & Trucks
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DeLorean
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John Z. Delorean, long admired for his great work in the automobile industry and his vision and designs of fabulous cars, excited everyone with his new venture: Delorean Motor Cars. The industry desperately needed his vision, though...
April 12, 2009 - Movies & TV
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Star Wars Lensography
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I have been lucky enough to see all the Star Wars movies at the cinema on their release and somehow I still seem to be waving that light sabre that my parents bought me after seeing the first installation. Fortunately, I don't seem to be the only...
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BleachMania
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Bleach (manga) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search "BLEACH" redirects here. For other uses, see Bleach (disambiguation). Bleach The first volume of Bleach, published in Japan by Shueisha on January 5, 2002...
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We love Shadowlands
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Through the Shadowlands follows Lewis as he meets an American fan, Joy Gresham, whom he befriends and eventually marries. The story also deals with his struggle with personal pain and grief: Lewis preaches that one should endure suffering with patien...
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Legolas: The Boy with the Bow
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Welcome to the extended edition of my popular "Legolas: The Boy with the Bow" article, covering the archery stunts and props in The Lord of the Rings. First, we'll take a look at the marvelous archery props and gear in the movies -- not only Legolas...
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Ever After - A Cinderella Story
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Ever After is a retelling of the Cinderella story with a bit of a twist. This 16th Century Cinderella a.k.a. Danielle, played by Drew Barrymore is beautiful as well as intelligent. She is a victim of ill-fated circumstances who still manages, despite...
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Conan the Barbarian, Conan the Destroyer, Conan the Cimmerian
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What is the Riddle of Steel? "He is strong! If I die, I have to go before him, and he will ask me, 'What is the riddle of steel?' If I don't know it, he will cast me out of Valhalla and laugh at me." ... "That's Crom, strong on his mountain." ~Conan...
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We love Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
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Marilyn Monroe (1926 - 1962) and Jane Russell (1921 - ) star in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. The musical comedy was released by 20th Century Fox in July 18, 1953. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is the story of two cabaret showgirls looking for love and marri...
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Cary Grant, Smooth Hollywood
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Cary Grant was the true iconic movie star. He was named the second Greatest Male Star of All Time of American cinema (after Humphrey Bogart) by the American Film Institute. During his lifetime, he starred in more than 70 movies, including The Ph...
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X Men Trilogy
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The X-Men films star an ensemble cast, focusing on Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, as he is drawn into the conflict between Professor Xavier and Magneto, who have opposing views on humanity's relationship with mutants: Xavier believes humanity and mutants...
April 12, 2009 - Other
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Squidoo Recipes Cookbook
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But we don't have a problem with that. Not here on Squidoo! Surrounded by creative people, who share their thoughts and feelings, hobbies and passions with each other. Many online communities lack these values, and we should be very proud of it. ...
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Buy and Own a Cat or Kitten- Essentials
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After 7 years of having cats we felt it was about time to create a lens on our beloved friends. Full of mischief, affection and occasional stubbornness most of us love the furry critters. This lens should give you all the information you will need be...
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Magical Portmeirion Wales- A Tour In Pictures
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From the moment you enter Portmeirion through the magnificent archway bearing a themed resemblance to Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel you really get a feel that this is a place of true splendor. Striking architecture and an air of breath-taking peace...
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The Environment Lensography
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A lensography of the best lenses about pollution, global warming, safe energy and endangered species. The money earned on this lens will go to the charity Ecotrust'.
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Save the Rainforests
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If you have ever been to a rainforest then you will know what an amazing habitat it is, full of life, thick with vegetation and hot and humid. Rainforests come in a variety of types; tropical and temperate rainforests, cloud forest, lowland rainfores...
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Mantra and Miracles
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Generically mantra refers to sacred words or syllables used repeatedly in religious and ceremonial rituals. The term "mantra" is derived from Sanskrit man, "mind," and tra, "to deliver." Thus a mantra can be considered to be a linguistic device for d...

Today, being the 13th, which is my favorite number, I'm going to do something a little different. Instead of my regular 6 categories that I use each day, I'm going to use the 27 categories Squidoo is displaying on their home page and bless five lenses from each.
Why? Because, for one thing, I fear I am missing many good lenses, by not branching out into all of Squidoo's many categories, and I want to be sure I bless all the best lenses on Squidoo, not just the best of a few categories. Secondly, Squidoo, just introduced a new home page, and it's now easier than ever to locate the best lenses from each category.
Once again, I found many of these lenses via Squidoo Connect on FaceBook. Don't you just love FaceBook apps!
Just a quick explanation of what I did here. Personally, I think Animals & Nature should be separated into two separate categories, one for animals and one for nature. Don't you? Well, because it's so confusing seeing gardens listed under animals, I decided to separate the one category and treat it like it was two categories.
NOTE: All the ones marked as "April 13, 2009" are actually April 13 - 18, 2009, because that's how long it took me to get around to visiting 5 lenses each from each of all the categories on Squidoo --- which is well over 100 lenses!
Okay, another note: I'm taking the date system off, and switching to a category system instead, because I think categories are easier to search through than dates, when you want to find a certain lens or type of lens. So, the "April 13, 2009", dates are leaving the headings below.
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - About Me
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Star Noir, Our Beautiful Black Cat
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Just like people, animals have their own unique personalities. This is especially true with cats. Star Noir, our Halloween surprise, appeared as if by magic and has taken the roll of protector of little Blaze and mediator between Blaze and Dax. She i...
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108 Things I Got to Do On My Year Off or Things To Do Before You Die
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In 2008, I took a year's sabbatical with a short list of what I wanted to get out of my time off. I had never heard of a bucket list & didn't even write a list of things to do before you die. But I discovered by giving myself the gift of a year, I go...
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My Bucket List
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When you or your loved one has a close call with death, and yet miraculously is spared and given more time, you are so very thankful. It gives one a new view on living each day to the fullest, to spend time with that person, and enjoy every second of...
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What I Learned While Being Homeless
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About twenty years ago I was homeless. I have Asperger's Syndrome which was both a contributing factor to my situation and a barrier to escaping it. During my homeless experience I was badly injured both physically and emotionally. I'd like...
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Life as a Foster Child
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This is my story as a foster child. I hope it helps someone understand us, especially the foster parent. I hope it makes the case workers really listen to us. I hope it changes the system, but I'm afraid it won't.
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Finding My Passion
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The other day I was listening to a friend of mine talking. He was sharing with me how much he loved Mexico and the people there. He would just light up as he described what it was like to live there, how friendly the people there are. I told him he s...
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The ABC's With Monarch13
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Hello, my name is Michelle, aka Monarch13. I first joined Squidoo in December of 2007, initially writing about health related subjects. I have since expanded my horizons to include other topics that fascinate me such as symbolism and legends as well...
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Thoughts & Things, Mine..... and Others!
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The title, "Thoughts and Things ..... Mine & Others" comes from the name I gave my first Journal as I not only like to write down my own thoughts and ideas, but also those of others I like and admire; a paragraph in a book that 'speaks' to me, a favo...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Animals & Nature
Just Animals!
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Are You Polar Bear Aware?
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Polar bears are affected by habitat loss, destruction and degradation of ecosystems, pollution, over-exploitation and climate change. These factors are among the powerful and persistent impacts on polar bear populations and health. The purpose of thi...
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California Condor
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The California Condor was on the brink of extinction with its numbers dropping to less than 25. They are still endangered, but conservation efforts have paid off. Last count there were 356 California Condors in existence with 180 of them flying free....
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Internet Fame for Your Cat
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We all think of our cats as our children and so we are thrilled when they get recognition. First we will look at photo hosting sites, then funny and cute photo places. Even a pet dating service! After that we will look at how popular blogs mixed wit...
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So You Want to Own a Horse
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Since the ripe old age of four I have been obsessed with horses. Having passed the 40-something mark without losing interest (hey, I even kept all my Breyers :o), I think it's fairly safe to declare them a lifelong love. While the other kids in m...
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Dog Medicine Side Effects
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Prepare to be shocked! The dog medicines prescribed for your best friend hold many 'shushed-up' side effects. Find the most prescribed pet meds and their side effects - which are often harmful and fatal - on the detailed listing below. Just to name...
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World's biggest spider
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The Beauty of the Birdwing Butterfly
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Birdwing Butterflies are large, tropical papilionid butterflies native to mainland and archipelagic Southeast Asia and Australasia (with one Indian species), and are usually regarded as belonging to three genera: Ornithoptera, Trogonoptera and Troide...
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All About American Water Spaniels
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The American Water Spaniel was developed in the United States as an all-around hunting dog, bred to retrieve from skiff or canoes and work ground with relative ease. The American Water Spaniel is an active muscular dog, medium in size with a marcel t...
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Snakes and Poisonous Snake Identification in the U.S.A.
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Let's face it, many if not most people have some anxiety about snakes and with good cause. Snakes are wild reptiles that will bite and defend themselves if threatened. For the welfare of both humans and snakes, it is best to leave them alone and to a...
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Black Racer Snake
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Black Racers are very fast black snakes with a bluish cast to their scales. Other names for this handsome, non-venomous snake are Blue Racer, Blue Runner and Black Runner. The Southern Black Racer occurs in habitats all over Louisiana and through mo...
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Out on the Farm
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I would like to share a little bit of the farm life with you. It is full of some unique and entertaining characters. Meet Laurel and Hardy
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Mike the Headless Chicken
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There once was a chicken named Mike, he seemed a normal chicken. He liked to scratch and roost, and do chicken-y things. Mike was a bit different from other chickens though, he was different because he didn't have a head. That's right, he was a headl...
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The Quarter Horse
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All my life I've been captivated by the beauty of horses and the exhilaration of horseback riding. I spent many of my school breaks on horse farms and in riding schools, always dreaming about one day having my very own horse. Being a European, I sta...
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Home Made Dog Biscuits
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Welcome! This lens is about making your own dog treats at home. What dog could resist a tasty crunchy dog biscuit. One of Maxxamillion's favorite treats. Home made means healthier fresher treats for your loving canine companion.
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Dolphins Under Threat
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Dolphins are generally one of the favourite animals amongst people worldwide. Because they look as if they are constantly smiling, they make us smile too which put us all in a happier mood even if we are only looking at a picture of a dolphin. We lov...
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Five Steps To Happy Hummers
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Here you'll find proven methods for attracting and caring for hummers. Beginner to advanced enthusiasts will find valuable information and helpful tips galore. My hope is that this knowledge will provide a more enjoyable experience for you and the bi...
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National Wildlife Federation - Alaska
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The National Wildlife Federation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. NWF's dedicated staff, members, volunteers, and affiliates are focused on protecting all of America's great waters and public, tribal, and private lands -- helping protect, conn...
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Bengal Tigers in the Wild
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The Bengal Tiger or Royal Bengal Tiger was once found through a large area of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Tibet and other countries in South East Asia. Now its distribution through these areas is patchy as may be seen from the map below. There were eigh...
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The Florida Manatee
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"Florida Manatee Trichechus manatus latirostrus The Florida Manatee, Florida's state marine mammal, is a large aquatic relative of the elephant. They are grayish brown in color and have thick, wrinkled skin on which there is often a growth of algae...
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Baby Animal Pictures
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This page is about baby animals and pictures of them. Living in the woods, as I do, gives me a special appreciation for nature, animals, and especially baby animals. I love to see the little ones with their mamma. I've included on...
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Green Treefrog in Louisiana
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Green Treefrogs are colorful little frogs that coexist well with humans. They are amphibians of the woodlands in riparian areas. The Green Treefrog is the state amphibian of Louisiana and is another of the beneficial predators that help organic gard...
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The Black Rhinoceros: Bigger than a Truck?
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The Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) may not look black, and that's because it isn't. It's gray, and hard to differentiate between them and other species of rhinos. Adults weigh a ton...literally. Breaking the scales at a whopping 1760 pounds mini...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Animals & Nature
Just Nature!
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The Problem With 'Life'
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Actually, I would be clearer in asking, "What is the definition of life?" Sorry to say it, but 'Life' does not have a clear definition. Not that our lives don't have meaning. But the word LIFE is fundamentally flawed. Certainly...
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Volcanoes Are Hot Stuff
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A mountain roars. Rivers of molten rock race to the sea. Towers of ash and smoke billow into the sky. Volcanoes are some of the most terrifying and magnificent wonders of our restless planet. Scientists have learned a great deal about volcano...
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Tornadoes - Safety Tips and Tornado Videos
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Tornado information that can help save your life. Below you will find tornado videos, information about the Fujita Pearson Tornado Scale used to rank a tornadoes strength and speed of the winds. Plus useful information for what you should do in case...
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Mediaeval Gardening - Organically for the benefit of Wildlife
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With tadpoles and newts in the pond, Spring gets off to a good start for this organic mediaeval style vegetable plot and informal, almost cottage-like garden. By not using chemicals in the garden and working with nature the wildlife finds its own nat...
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WorldEnd
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The 2012 end of world scenario has a lot of people worried. The basic idea is that some people believe that the world is going to end on December 21, 2012, which is the date that the Mayan calendar ends. But what exactly do people mean when they say...
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A walk in a tropical rainforest - tropical rainforest plants and sights
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Experience a walk in the tropical rainforest in D'Angular National Park, Mount Glorious. This rain forest is 20 minutes drive from the city of Brisbane. This lens is designed to enable you to feel as if you are a part of the tropical rainforest biome...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Arts
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How to Make a Wooden Canvas
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When it comes to creating art, I often like to start from scratch. Not only is it a way to save money on supplies, but I enjoy the process too. It gives me a chance to experiment from the ground level, and my artwork is all about experimentation. I&...
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Recycled Art Pieces, Step By Step
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Every year when spring rolls around, I get geared up for the challenge of making a couple of pieces for the Recycled Art Exhibition here in Flagstaff, Arizona. This year, I had available to me a pile of scrap plywood, some aluminum fall-off from my...
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Polymer Clay Sculpting Tips and Tutorials
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Polymer clay is a wonderful medium for sculpture. You can create one of a kind sculptures without the need for an expensive kiln or messy mold materials. You can create everything from very simple animals made from basic shapes to detailed, complex,...
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Heavy Textures For Artwork
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Some of the most satisfying artwork that I've done has included heavy texture. It gives me a chance to incorporate some sculptural aspects into a picture and makes the work interesting to the viewer on another level. This is the second article i...
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Eragon: Book or Movie?
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Eragon: Book or Movie? When I watched the Movie it was one of my favorite movies, and then I read the book. Eragon is now one of my favorite books, and one of my least favorite movies.
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Fantastic Veggie and Fruit Art
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How to carve an award winning pumpkin. There are many forms of art, but veggie art and fruit art is a very popular thing to do. It is a beautiful way to decorate a dinner table for special events. Vegetables and fruits are very easy to carve compared...
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Julian Beever
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Julian Beever is an English artist that creates surreal chalk drawings on pavement surfaces. His art is sometimes so convincing that people avoid potholes he has drawn on a pavement. His nickname is "the pavement picasso". His chalk art can take days...
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American Gothic Parodies: Spoofs of the Well Known Painting
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American Gothic, painted by Grant Wood in 1930, is more than just a picture of a couple in Iowa. It is a symbol of American culture and history, and it has perhaps become the subject of more parodies than any other piece of art. American Gothic paro...
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Efficient drawing tips for landscape drawing
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Eight efficient drawing tips how to improve your landscape drawing skills efficiently and fast.Everybody who can write her/his own name on a piece of paper can achieve a high level of drawing skills. Landscape drawing can be learned and it gives so m...
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Staycation -- Everyone Should Try One
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By now, no doubt, you know what a staycation is. Although this word has been around a long time, it really came into fashion in the year 2008. When I hear it, it is a word which still makes me smile. Why? Interested? Travel down the page to Part 1 of...
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Twelve Things to Love About Wet-In-Wet Watercolor
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*1 Every Painting is an Exciting Challenge *2 You Never Know Exactly How It's Going to Turn Out *3 The Wet Surface will Do A Lot of the Work for You *4 Good Results are Achieved with Minimal Instruction *5 This Can be Done with Limited Supplies that...
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Colored Pencil Demo - Fur
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Doing fur with colored pencils is actually very easy. It can be time consuming however, so you might want to start small. Doing fur, to me, is very zen like. I just immerse myself into the piece and let the world go away. I'll show you, step by step,...
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Handcrafted polymer clay costume jewelry in medieval style
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Jewellery to remind you of earlier epoques. You recall... sometime, somewhere... you saw, or touched, or maybe wore these. You know that your spirit seems to realise this. -------- I have always been drawn to something historical. Images from an anci...
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How to draw a pine tree
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Ten typical features of pine trees are explained and shown in a big size image of a pine tree drawing study. Learn about drawing a realistic looking pine tree. See more examples, get inspiration for own drawings here. If you were looking for botanica...
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Airbrush Demo - Osprey
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This tutorial will show you how to airbrush on a denim shirt. I'll take you step by step and show you the supplies you need to get started with the airbrush.
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Demeter the Mother : Tales of the Ancient Greeks
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Demeter, the ancient Greek Goddess of Agriculture, is perhaps best known for the abduction of her daughter Persephone, but she is much, much more. She has a powerful message for modern times. The ancient story of Demeter and her daughter Persephone...
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Alphonse Mucha Posters Prints Nouveau
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Alphonse Mucha with his ornamental posters has become a trademark and synonym for the Art Nouveau movement and he has been called the father of art nouveau. While he is best known for his posters and illustrative pieces, Mucha was also a designer of...
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John William Waterhouse Posters Prints
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John William Waterhouse was born on April 6, 1849 and died February 10, 1917. He was a famous English Pre-Raphaelite artist best known for his paintings of beautiful female characters from mythology and literature. Waterhouse belonged to the later ph...
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Art Supplies - That Every Artist Needs
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Speaking as an Artist, I have to say there is no better gift for me to receive than more art supplies. Drawing and Painting brings so much pleasure into my life, as does sharing it with the world. Those tools that help bring that pleasure to my he...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Books
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How to Start a Publishing Company
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How to start a publishing company: I started my own small press publishing company. Here on this lens you will find out what I did and how you can do it too.
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How to Publish a Book
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This is a lens to help you to publish a book yourself, whether that be a poetry book or any kind of book. It is simple and easy once you learn how to do it. I learned how by simply having the intention to have my poetry published. I hope this lens...
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Squidoo Book Picks
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Read on to find out. But first, 6 things you should know about books: 1. Books are the single most sold product type on Squidoo. Across the whole site. Books. 2. People like to buy books. People like to recommend books. Books make us feel smart....
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Laurell K Hamilton's Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Series
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If you love a good mystery and a touch of the supernatural, Anita Blake may just be a great series for you. The Anita Blake novels feature Anita as a hard-boiled detective with a twist. The crimes she solves deal with the preternatural and the super...
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To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee
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She said it was a love story, but most people think of it as a great classic of Southern life. She never had another book published, yet this one, written early in life, won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1961--the highest honor for great literatu...
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Doctor Who Novels
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Doctor Who Novels
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The Cement Garden by Ian McEwan
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The Cement Garden" is the first novel written by award-winning British author, Ian McEwan. It was originally published in 1978. The Cement Garden is a beautifully woven, but very dark tale of childhood and lost innocence... The plot of The Ce...
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A Child Called It
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All my emotions were stirred while reading this book, I absolutely could not put it down! Dave Pelzer (aka: It) accounts his life and how he suffered unbelievable abuse by those that should have loved him the most. How he survives and rises above is...
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Grow Your Own Drugs
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I watched the BBC program, "Grow Your Own Drugs" presented by James Wong and found it to be utterly fascinating. Of course, when I found out the BBC had released a book to go along with the series, I had to get it as well. I have a strong interest i...
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Garfield Books
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Garfield Books
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Wagging Tales: Every Animal Has a Tale
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Dr. Dolittle was a character in a series of children's books who favored animals over his human patients because he could speak to the animals. Tim Link is the modern-day Dr. Dolittle - and he's real. Tim Link is an animal communicator who wrote the...
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John Adams Second President of the U.S.
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David McCullough's biography John Adams is entertaining and an education to the patriot of today. All the foibles of human nature and political nastiness were as real and active then as now. The portraits McCullough develops in his book about the Se...
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Tipis Tepees Teepees ~ by Linda Holley
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Linda Holley visited on September 27, 2009 and left very nice comments and a word of encouragement for me. Thank you Linda! This book captures what it is like to live in a tipi. It has some fun stories and experiences in tipis over the years written...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Business
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Ways For Artists To Make Money Online
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There are lots of great opportunities online for an artist to make money. Being an artist that is now over 40 years old, I remember the days when artists all were literally starving. The internet has really changed that. No more lugging canvases to...
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My Facebook Experience
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While my South Park-esque picture (on your left) is reserved strictly for online message board, and forum, usage, Facebook has grown to become one of my more 'professional' outlets: bearing a similar personal picture like my Squidoo Lenses (on your r...
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How to Set Up a PayPal Account
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PayPal is a checkout feature that allows you to pay for items you have won on eBay or elsewhere online using your own bank account, credit card, or debit card. PayPal conceals the numbers of your accounts so the merchants or other users cannot access...
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Visit My AVON Store
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Avon products are great! They are of the highest quality and reasonably priced. They are fun to sell (heck...they practically sell themselves) and fun to purchase (I admit it...I go overboard). Need a special birthday, graduation, Christmas or other...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Cars & Trucks
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Hotwheels
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Reno ran this 60-70's auto show, several hundred turned up and the days were hot. It has a web site Hot August Nights, this is the name of the event. Will be getting more pic's to put up soon as some of these sweet rides make my mouth watter. So have...
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VW Camper Restoration Project
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This is the pictorial story of how this camper was taken from being a little tired and rundown to being a good looking, head turning VW Camper. Mathew bought and restored this Camper over a period of about 6 months. The pictures below tell the story...
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Green Machines
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Green machines have never looked so good! As the fans join in a full-throated cheer, 43 of the world's best drivers reach down and press a button. What follows is an unprecedented, pin-dropping: SILENCE except for 43 small clicks.
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - DIY & Hobbies
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How to make a Scrabble Tile Pendant
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So you want to learn How to make a Scrabble Tile Pendant! Well, scrabble tile jewelry, and more specifically scrabble tile pendants are one of the latest/hottest crafting crazes! This free step by step Scrabble tile pendant DIY tutorial will show y...
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Cool and Unusual Easter Eggs
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Go beyond the typical Dudley's kit this year with traditional Ukrainian egg decorating, egg carving or using natural dyes. Or, you can just have a look at some beautiful and interesting ways to decorate your Easter eggs and vow to do them next Easter...
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Book Repair
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Hopefully, my lens will help you decide if you need to recycle your book, repair it yourself (I include DIY instructions), or pay someone to fix it. This article is my contribution to the environment - I do not like to see books thrown away. Plus,...
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Diaper Cake Directions
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Diaper cakes make great baby shower gifts and are a lot of fun to make. You can buy cakes online, but why spend so much money when you can find diaper cake directions and make your own? It's fun, it's easy, and here are some resources to get...
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PULL TAB (POP TOP) CROCHET
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Crochet with pop tops is a very popular craft in my home country, Brazil. I think that most pull tab crochet products you may see online are "pasteurized" and mass-produced. They strive for perfection, while I do it for the pure enjoyment o...
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BOTTLECAPS - How to flatten bottle caps into scrapbooking embellishments
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This tutorial will show you step by step, two different and simple ways to flatten bulky bottle caps into nice, creative, thin embellishments for your scrapbooks, mixed media, altered art or even into jewelry, such as personalized photo pendants! Ho...
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Doll Houses and Miniatures
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Come see the many different styles of doll houses there are, and all kinds of miniature stuff, including: all kinds of furniture and dolls, even mini food for your doll houses. Some doll houses are wooden kits you'll need to assemble, while others ar...
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Do It Yourself Decorative Wall Painting
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Do you live in a new house where all the walls are painted white? Maybe by now these walls are getting dirty or you're just tired of the sterile feel throughout your home and would like to add some color? Or maybe you have empty walls and not too m...
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Aspiring Writers
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Come see all the resources I've found for aspiring authors of all genres. You'll also find tote bags for your books and gifts for your favorite writers.
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Beginning Photography Tips
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This page is dedicated to anyone who has experienced envy upon viewing someone else's photos; photos which recieve acclaim from all who see them. The first question is always "what camera did you use?" but in reality the quality of the picture ofte...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Duels!
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What if we'd forget about Making Money Online for One Week and Focused on Writing from our Hearts?
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"Make Money Online In One Week!" "Get Rich Overnight!" "Start Earning Cash Tomorrow!" Statements like these are huge distractions to our natural yearning for creativity - especially during financially difficult times. Everything we do becomes influen...
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Squidoo LensRank Hasn't Been Updated In Days; What The Heck Is Going On?
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It has been (use the appropriate measure of time) since the last Squidoo LensRank update! There is a quite a buzz around the community as everyone seems to be chewing fingernails and speculating. Is the Squidoo world coming to an end? OH MY! Did som...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Entertainment
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I Spy A Lens
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This is the Squidoo version of the I Spy Game with possibly a little of the 20 Questions Game thrown in. Each week I will pick a lens that I happen to come across that I feel is a great lens. I will then give clues to help you guess what lens I have...
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Childrens Birthday Parties
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Welcome, This lens features popular characters used for children party themes. With all the new movies out this summer the party theme changes from year to year. While some of the classics we grew up with remain timeless, each year marks a special mi...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Food & Cooking
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The Most Expensive Pizza Ever
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The Most Extravagant Pizza In The World
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Deep Fried Twinkies
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The Title Says It All
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Tuna Noodle Casserole Recipe
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Tuna Noodle Casserole Recipe Have you been looking for the perfect Tuna Noodle Casserole recipe to fix for dinner? Try this one out! This tuna noodle casserole is really quick to fix and easy to store in freezer for left overs! Or prepare this recipe...
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Save Money on Groceries
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In today's tough economic times it is important to be wise and thrifty with the food budget. For many families, the food bill is the biggest monthly bill except for the mortgage. It is also the bill that has the most potential for savings. You don't...
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French Alps Travel & Cooking: La Bérarde
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About 20 km outside of Grenoble, deep into the French Alps near the Italian border, is a beautiful hidden little hamlet called La Bérarde. I spent some time there, exploring the life and food of the French, ...
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Cream Puffs And Pastry Swans Recipe
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A fancy dessert of profiteroles (cream puffs) is the highlight of any meal. Impress your guests with this easy recipe for cream puffs or pastry swans, and your success is guaranteed! Cream puffs are made from pate a choux, a classic French pastry rec...
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Stuffed Cabbage *
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One of my fondest food memories growing up is watching my grandmother make Stuffed Cabbage ... and then, of course, eating it! She had a "secret ingredient" that made her stuffed cabbage rolls the best I've ever had! I'l...
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Easy Homemade Empanada Recipes
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Sounds like a slogan, somewhere? No! I just thought to gather some unique, healthy, easy and most especially homemade empanada recipes that you can actually try at the comfort of your home. Empanada is prepared similarly to a pie cut in pieces, maki...
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Espresso Sea Salt Caramel Truffles - My Best Candy Ever.
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Raving reviews of "Chef Keem's Espresso Sea Salt Caramel Truffles!" Here's why they are better than any other sea salt caramels on the market: I cook a rich and smooth "dulce de leche" caramel from scratch and flavor it with intense Mexican Vanilla i...
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Homemade Vegetable Soup
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As a kid, I used to love my mother's homemade vegetable soup. In the fall and winter it brought comfort and even years later when I made it for my husband, he quickly developed a taste for it as well. With simple, inexpensive ingredients my mother...
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Homemade Baked Macaroni and Cheese
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Baked Macaroni and Cheese contains several different types of cheeses, milk, and some light spices. Often times it calls for breadcrumbs as this recipe does. It's easy to make a batch or two of this for a family get together or cookout. Beware: this...
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The Fig, An Early Cultivated Plant
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The Fig is one of the first plants cultivated by humans. Some subfossil figs were found in an early neolithic village in the Jordan Valley, dating to the time about 9400 - 9200 BC, which predates the domestication of wheat or legumes. Thus you can s...
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Celebrate Your Favorite Candy!
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Did you know that some kinds of candy have a "Special Observance Day"? For example, if you love chocolate covered cherries, celebrate this confection's special day on January 3rd! If you missed it, you can always celebrate on "National Chocolate-Cov...
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Homemade Vegetable Soup
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As a kid, I used to love my mother's homemade vegetable soup. In the fall and winter it brought comfort and even years later when I made it for my husband, he quickly developed a taste for it as well. With simple, inexpensive ingredients my mother...
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All About Watermelons
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The watermelon is a useful plant originating from central and southern Africa and cultivated nowadays in warmer regions around the world. Watermelon refers not just to the fruit but also to the plant producing it. The fruit is a 20 to 60 cm long roun...
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The Best-Ever Creamy Scalloped Potatoes Recipe
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The Best-Ever Creamy Scalloped Potatoes Recipe is Umm, Umm, Good! These potatoes are exactly what I think of when I think of comfort food and they are soooo delicious. My sister-in-law quite likes them and she, believe it or not, does not like scallo...
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The Best-Ever Carrot Cake Recipe
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Carrot Cake. WOW. Why should you eat carrot cake? How about because they are a great source of fiber, vitamins, nuts and other nutrients? How about just because they are delicious!!! I didn't know I loved carrot cake until I made this delicious re...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Green Living
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Richland Recycling Center | Recycle Washington | Tri City Wa Waste Management | Paper Aluminum Computer and Plastic Recycling
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Recycling, brought to you by real estate agents, Joe and Colleen Lane of The Lane Real Estate Team. Recycled issues and recycle news, and ways you can contribute positively to the environment in Richland Washington specifically, and a lens on recycli...
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How to Reuse Paper Rolls
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Before you throw away a paper roll, do you consider what it can be used for? Never thought of that? Or you already reuse them? Although our society urges people not to throw out but recycle and reuse as many common household items as possible, we st...
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Compassionate Christian Conservation, Earth Day and Every Day
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Heaven is My throne; the earth is My footstool. Do you drop trash on a friend's floor? Then why would you drop it on God's footstool? While Christian conservation doesn't necessarily mean wholesale buy-in of the ecological scare-du-jour, it...
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Yurt Homes
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A Yurt is a portable structure much like those used by nomadic tribes in Mongolia over 2000 years ago. The domed, tent-like structure sits on top of a portable wooden frame to create an efficient shelter that is environmentally friendly. Despite the...
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Green Living And Eco Conscious Sustainability Headquarters
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A group for all green energy, recycling, solar energy, eco conscious, permaculture, green living, sustainability, global warming, food production, forests, nature, earth, activism, and environmental friendly lenses. Visit the Sustainable Housing De...
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Earthship Homes
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Earthship Biotecture homes, floor plans and construction, solar energy, green energy, thermal dynamics, food production, housing, recycled materials. Including pictures, videos, books, news, info and much more. Earthship (n.) 1. passive solar home m...
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Homesteading in Alaska
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Alaska is Gorgeous, Rugged and Harsh. At least it was in 1951. I was one month old when dad headed to Alaska to answer the call of the wild. The state was new, lots of opportunities for those who had stamina, determination and pure strong will to su...
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Vertical Farming
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Vertical farming is a proposal to build high rise buildings within urban areas to enable the growing of food crops to help avoid the impending food shortage which is envisaged in the near future. It is thought that by the year 2050 the worlds populat...
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How To Grow a Vegetable Garden
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I'm embarrassed to admit, but until recently, I was one of those people who didn't have a clue how to grow a vegetable garden. When I heard, however, of Michelle Obama's plans to grow a vegetable garden on the South Lawn of the White House, I got in...
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How to Make a Paper from Recycled Materials
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This lens is about how to make paper from used and recycled materials! Here are some educational projects, informational resources and links that you will be needing just in case you are looking for some ways to lessen your paper consumption and reus...
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Vegetarian Comfort Foods
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There are lots of great comfort foods that don't involve meat, the most notable is macaroni and cheese. However, with healthy eating and vegetarian food becoming more of a way of life to many, it is great to know that vegetarian comfort food goes...
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Making Rag Dolls and Soft Toys from Scrap Fabrics
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The lens photo is one of a number of dolls I've made using up scraps of material. Some were given away as presents, many were sold and I have more pictures of them to add as time goes on. But I want to get you started on toy making - it really...
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Cloth Menstrual Pads. Go Green!
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Why Cloth Menstrual Pads? Stop harming the environment! Cloth menstrual pads have a number of benefits: environmental, health, and economic. They are also soft, breathable and comfortable. Once you try a cloth menstrual pad, you will never go back...
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CREATE ORGANIC SOIL, IMPROVE SOIL QUALITY.
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An incredible diversity of organisms live in soil, from single celled bacteria, algae, fungi, and protozoa, to the nematodes and micro-arthropods, to earthworms, insects, small vertebrates, and plant life. All these organisms grow, eat and crucially...
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13 Indigenous Grandmothers
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Within indigenous cultures, 13 is often seen as a powerful concept or fulfillment of a cycle as related to completion of 13 lunar cycles of the natural year. In 2004, a group of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers were gathered together to fulfill a prophecy...
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Why Vegetarian? The Environment & cruelty to animals
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There are several reasons for people to become vegetarians. For me it has to do with the spiritual effects of eating meat as well as the impact of eating animals on animals and the environment in general.
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Health & Medicine
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Antioxidants - Superfoods That Can Save Your Life!
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Antioxidants are found in many natural foods - from berries to broccoli, and even coffee and chocolate! They offer super protection for the body against all types of diseases and problems - especially those caused by free radicals. Free radicals are...
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Bananas Health Benefits
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Bananas are unique fruit with unique properties. It is fantastic fruit with sweet taste that most people enjoy. Bananas perfectly satisfy hunger and supply an organism with energy and useful nutrients. It has a rare combination of energy value, tissu...
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Ten minute meditation
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When you can't drop everything and take a walk in the woods, try the ten minute meditation for instant relief. You can do it anywhere. Use it when tensions rise in a meeting. It will calm you and help you focus on the task at hand. Take ten after wor...
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Anatomy of a Nervous Breakdown
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"Nervous Breakdown" is a term which is no longer used by the medical community, but it is a great way to describe how it FEELS. I know because I've been there. Your doctor may refer to it as "situational depression" or "anxiety disorder". Others may...
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Fluoride Poisoning: Is Our Government Poisoning Us?
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Nobody wants to think they've been poisoned. The first reaction of many is to reject the information. I heard about this years ago but managed to block the information - a common first reaction to hearing our water supply could be dangerous. If you'r...
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Why fruits are good for you - a nutritional guide to fruits
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We all know fruits are good for you, but do you know why they are good for you? Here are some delicious reasons why you should be consuming more fruits. I will go over the nutritional benefits of fruits. I hope I can convince you to have an apple tod...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Home & Garden
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Sundials: How to Make a Sundial, How they Work and Some Sundial History
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Many people think of sundials as nothing more than historical curiosities. How wrong can you be? Sundials are fantastic things to have in your garden, incredibly beautiful focal points just like any urn or garden sculpture. But sundials are so much m...
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Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab
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Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, affectionately called BPAL by its crazed masses of fans, formulates original, exotic, complex and affordable perfume oil blends with a dark, gothic, neo-Victorian, hip, exotic, mysterious bent. Beth, the mother of BPAL and...
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Dogwoods and Azaleas
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I do enjoy the Springtime! It is so beautiful in Pendleton SC with all the Dogwood Trees and Azaleas in bloom. We live toward the bottom of a hill and as you drive down the hill and get closer to our home, the site of Dogwoods and Azaleas come into...
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Ten Great Mother's Day Gift Ideas
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Be sure to pamper your mother this year and show her your love and appreciation. After all who has ever done more for you than your mother? If I were a mom these are some of the things I would enjoy receiving from my children or spouse. Think about...
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Fall Flowers - A Stroll In Our Yard - October 2008
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Fall is in the air and we are enjoying the blossoms of our Confederate Rose, Angel Trumpets and Ageratum. Our yard has been neglected lately due to the drought and we did not have our usual beautiful bloomers through the summer but now that fall is h...
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How To Speak Through Flowers
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Nature's gift of flowers, speak to us in many different ways and people have been expressing our deepest thoughts and emotions to one another through their beauty and symbolic meanings since time immemorial. Floriography- The language of flowers. A...
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My Flower Garden
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I'm Deb the Flowergardener, and I'd like to share my backyard flower garden and flower photos with you! I've designed and created a 2,000 square foot flower garden in my back yard which is truly unique, matching my personality and life st...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - How-To & Education
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St Aiden's Homeschool, Homeschooling From The Heart
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St Aiden's Homeschool was born a number of years ago out of a desperate need to provide quality and affordable education to the masses of people in South Africa (And Africa) who could no longer afford to pay the ridiculous school fees required to enr...
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How to Find Your Inner Artist as an Adult
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How many of us create all kinds of art as children, then stop developing our artistic right brain muscles as we mature into adults? Children are taught how to do many art projects because art projects are considered appropriate activities for childr...
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How to Write a Condolence Note or a Sympathy Note
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Taking a bit of time to write a condolence note or condolence letter can be a great source of comfort and provide a gift of healing for a friend or a loved one who is grieving a loss. According to research by Hallmark, Americans send nearly 125 mill...
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How to Grow Crystals
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Anyone can grow their own crystals. It's fun, easy, and educational. You don't need to buy a kit or any unusual chemicals to grow great crystals. The only materials you need are ones you probably already have at home. Let's get started! [Photo: Coppe...
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How to Start Freelance Writing
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This lens is to help teach you how to be a freelance writer. Learning to become a freelance writer is difficult, but it is possible - maybe even more so today than ever before. I write full time for a company now (I job I acquired through impr...
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Skip Count, Skip Count, Count by Two's
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Skip Counting is what you do when you count by 10's, 5's or 2's. All young children learn to Skip Count but did you realize that this is one of the beginning steps to learning multiplication. This lens has rhymes, songs and activities for teaching S...
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Lens Promotion and Traffic Generating Strategies
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One of the most often asked questions in the Squidu Forums is, "How do I get traffic to my lens?" The most obvious way to generate traffic to your lens is to make sure that it is search engine friendly. But that is a topic that deserves it...
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The History of Barns
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Ok, I admit it...I love barns. I'm fascinated with the history behind these beacons to the past. What secrets do they hold of the people who constructed them? And I'm amazed at how many different styles, shapes, colors and sizes in which barns were...
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Handcrafted Bottles of Hope For Fargo Patients
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The cancer patient hospital ward in Fargo, ND is a place where we can find people in my local community who need some hope. Who wouldn't love to receive a Handcrafted Bottle of Hope? It is a wonderful way to support your local community whi...
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Safety Talk - Safety Helmet
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This lens can be used as the basis of a Safety Toolbox Talk about Safety Helmets, head protection or other general safety awareness talk. It is aimed at those working in industry that requires the wearing of hard hats and discusses the reasons for n...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Humor
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Make Money At Home (Really!)
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Are you tired of all the hype and the scams on 'How To Make Money While Getting Numb Butt At Pogo As Your Bank Account Swells Every Day' ? Well............I have the real answer to making money at home, and you can do it too. I'm not going to sell yo...
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Uncool-Cool-People
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I've always been amazed by the lengths that people will go to to be cool. However, there are just some things that blow my mind. We all do these things to some extent. We try to impress the people around us, and in so doing, we sometimes look the foo...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Local
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A quiet, quite delightful little Ring
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When I consider all the trials that I and my family have been through. Albert Einstein once said, " In order to be an immaculate member of a flock of sheep, one must above all be a sheep oneself." Then again Friedrich Nietzsche said, " Talking much...
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The Barns of Wake County
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Raleigh, North Carolina is a thriving cultural, educational center. However, in eastern Wake County, starting in the outskirts of Raleigh and into Wendell, Zebulon, Knightdale and little Lizard Lick, among the sprouting new settlements with modest...
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Spring Jubilee Arts & Crafts Festival - Pendleton SC
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Just as the dogwoods begin to show their buds, the small historic town of Pendleton, South Carolina begins to get busy preparing for Spring Jubilee. It is as if the town has awakened from a long winter's nap. The Village Green is manicured and ferti...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Movies & TV
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Rare VHS Tapes ~~ A Collector's Guide to Videotapes
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What follows on this page is a discussion of rare VHS tapes or videotapes, from the history to the current status of the videocassette, from how to care for and preserve your video tapes to help collecting old, hard-to-find VHS movies. Click h...
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Who Is Don Knotts?
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Whenever I think of great comedians, Don Knotts immediately comes to mind. Remember Deputy Barney Fife from The Andy Griffith Show, who had ONE bullet for his gun that he kept in his shirt pocket. Remember Mr Furley from Three's Company, who thought...
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Charmed
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Charmed features three sisters who discover they are witches with powers, fated to be protectors of the innocent. They must accept their destiny to fight warlocks and demons, and try to find a balance between their personal lives and their work as th...
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Daffy Duck or Donald Duck?
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Two legendary ducks: Daffy Duck and Donald Duck. Both ducks have a speech impediment. One duck is used to violence involving anvils and dynamite, the other throws memorable temper tantrums. One of them wears a cute sailor suit, the other is content w...
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Bald Actors: Top 10 Bald Actors
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According to the results of our latest poll, this list gives lie to the assumption that bald actors are unlikely candidates for leading-men roles. From the screen to the stage ... this is a list of the TOP 10 bald actors, as nominated and voted on b...
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Silent Film Actresses
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This Lens is a companion to the lens http://www.squidoo.com/silentfilms and is dedicated to the lovely, and even a few who may not have been, ladies of the Silent Film Era. The picture is of the Silent Comedy great Mabel Normand.
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Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008 film)
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Starring: Brendan Fraser and Josh Hutcherson
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New Doctor Who Toys
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The new Doctor Who series on British TV has spawned a brand new collection of toys and action figures, ideal gifts to buy for the younger fans this Christmas. Here are just some of the Doctor Who toys you can buy now... UK fans can find more great a...
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Cute Actress Bhavana
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Bhavana was born on 1985, in Trissur, Kerala. She is daughter of assistant cameraman Balachandra Menon and Pusha. Bhavana's real name is Karthika and she has a brother named Jayadevan. Her nick name is Kaathi. Bhavana is a young, talented actress in...
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The Avengers: The TV Series
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T he TV series The Avengers is a blend of espionage, fantasy and sometimes science fiction that has appealed to those who enjoy witty, off-beat television. While this British programme (produced by ABC-TV in the UK) acquired a huge...
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Dr Who, Spectacular TV Sci-Fi!
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For almost half a century, Dr who has been taking the world by storm. There's no other TV programme quite like it, and never has been. It would be hard to pin down why it's so appealing to viewers, as there are so many aspects to the show. From the l...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Music
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Linkin Park
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This is a fan-site about Linkin Park (My Favorite Band). No other band in the world can scream like Linkin Park...They're so Awesome.
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Sunday School Songs
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I grew up in the small historic town of Pendleton South Carolina going to the Pendleton Presbyterian Church back in the 50's and 60's. I loved going to Sunday School and especially enjoyed the songs we sang. Our teacher was Mrs. Frances Marti...
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UK Number One Hits of the 70s
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1970s popular music in the UK proved that variety is the spice of life, and the Number One hit songs of the decade reflect this phenomenon. From 1970 onwards, the music scene in Britain changed dramatically and a myriad of musical styles reinforced...
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Disturbed
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David Draiman (Vocals) Dan Donegan (Guitars) John Moyer (Bass) Mike Wengren (Drums)
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Bald Musicians: Top 10 Bald Musicians
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One of the only things more synonymous with music than long hair or tatoos... is clean bald chrome dome. From drummer to guitarists, RnB to heavy metal ... this is a list of the TOP 10 bald musicians, as nominated and voted on by The Brotherhood of...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - News & Politics
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Noah's Ark found. Great Evidence.
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"And the ark rested in the seventh month, on the seventeenth day of the month, upon the mountains of Ararat. And the waters decreased continually until the tenth month: in the tenth month, on the first day of the month, were the tops of the mountains...
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Ten Quick Steps to Destroy America
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Is it possible that fascism has actually been responsible for the economic problems America is now grappling with? Is it possible to hide fascistic actions in our very powerful, very intrusive government? How would you describe Fascism? Should be be...
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The State Sovereignty Movement
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The United States is in turmoil. Some state legislators seek to decrease the problems involved with federal bureaucracy by reaffirming the rights of states to US Constitutional protections. The Tenth Amendment to the US Constitution isn't being hono...
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Real Life Horror Story: Centralia, PA
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A coal fire below Centralia, PA has been burning for 45 years and has enough fuel to burn for another 250 years. It's a real life horror story with no immediate end in sight. The roads are closed, signs are posted about toxic gas emissions, the ceme...
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Ancient Bible Discoveries l Archaeology Artifacts
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The goals of archaeology include the documentation and explanation of the origins and development of human cultures, understanding culture history and studying human behavior, for both prehistoric and historic societies. Early archaeology was largely...
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The Berlin Wall Falls
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Some people may give Ronald Reagan all the credit for the fall of the Berlin wall, others point at Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of glasnost - allowing public criticism of the communist party - for being the cause of the events surrounding...
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Swine Flu Information
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April 29 Swine flu alert raised to 5. Global epidemic is imminent. Be careful out there. 23 month old baby in Texas is first US death from Swine Flu UPDATE 2: APRIL 28: The CDC confirms that the total number of Swine flu cases in the US has jumped t...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Parenting & Kids
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Painting Wooden Easter Eggs
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Start a new family tradition this year and let your kids paint a wooden keepsake egg. This is a really great alternative to dyeing real eggs. They're unbreakable, cruelty-free, and will be enjoyed for many years to come! Both my girls have painted a...
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Bullying At Primary School
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Bullying at Primary School is about everything that I learned when my daughter was bullied at school and gives tips and strategies to use when dealing with the school. I hope your children are never bullied, but if they are then perhaps our experien...
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People should have a license to have children
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People should have a license to have children In today's society, being a parent is not something to take lightly. The future of America rests in large part on the role that the parents play in their children's lives. Just as getting married (which d...
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Cameras for Kids
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Whether you're struggling to find something to keep a child busy, wish to spark a life long love of an exciting hobby, or hope to stimulate learning through a less traditional approach; photography, especially with a digital camera may be at lea...
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Influence of Media on Children
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Television can be a powerful entertainment and education tool for children given the right programming. However, studies have shown that television, and media in general, can also have a very negative influence. Some studies indicate it can shorten...
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A Quilt Story: Voices from the Great Depression
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When I run my hands over the warm quilt, I'm greeted by a flood of memories. Memories of my dad's 80th birthday. Memories of my parents, who are both gone now. And memories of Spring of 2000, when my mom arrived with a special request. My parents...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - People
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Jeremy Brett
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Jeremy Brett was one of the greatest actors of all time. His untimely death saddened us all. Here is my tribute to the man who was taken from us much too young.
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Mother Teresa of Calcutta Quotes, Biography, Facts, Letters, Accomplishments, Faith, and more.
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Mother Teresa of Calcutta, a Roman Catholic nun, founder of the Missionaries of Charity, and recipient of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her humanitarian work. In 2003, six years after her death, Mother Teresa began a passage to saintho...
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Bret Michaels (Sexiest Man Alive)
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Bret Michaels is the sexiest man alive on the planet! He's the great lead singer for Poison, the glam rock band made famous in the 80's, but STILL going strong! HEY BRET, I sing karaoke. Could we do a duet??? Of course this pic of Bret is when he was...
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Bonnie and Clyde
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You've read the story of Jesse James- Of how he lived and died; If you're still in need Of something to read Here's the story of Bonnie and Clyde.
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The Journal of the Traveling Squid
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The Journal of the Traveling Squid is a goodwill project connecting Squidoo lensmasters, particularly Giant Squids of yesterday, today, and tomorrow worldwide. The inspiration for the journey of the traveling squid really originated in the Summer of...
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Fascinating scientists and intruiging science
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My lensography of fascinating scientists and their books. The scientists chosen obviously reflect my interests: religion, spirituality, philosophy and psychology. Featuring David Bohm, Amit Goswami, Rupert Sheldrake, Ken Wilber, Karen Armstrong, Wil...
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Maureen O'Hara
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Although now 89, Maureen O'Hara, 'tis herself with flaming red hair and is still a remarkably attractive lady. What a great actress! Hats off to her and may this true Irish lass have a long, long, LONGER life. "We should get down on our knees, To tha...
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Cyndi Krupp
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I was planning on writing a really nice introduction about Cyndi Krupp a.k.a. Rev Cyndi and her spiritual and energy healing - and came across her own introduction of herself. Reading it gave me some serious goosebumps and whenever that happens, I k...
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Great spiritual teachers - my favorites and yours
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These are some of the teachers - past and present - who will keep reminding us that there IS more to life. There is more to US... Spiritual teachers are the salt that gives flavor to our otherwise somewhat dry western culture. With all the focus on...
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No Cold Squids - Break The Ice And Learn About Your Fellow Lensmasters.
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Squidoo "had me from hello" , in part, because of the sense of community I felt once I published my first lens and introduced myself in the SquidU Forum. I have found myself reading various lenses and learning more about each lensmaster by the conte...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Religion
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Modern-Day Noah's Ark
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Schagen, The Netherlands, has something old under the sun. A seaworthy replica of Noah's Ark, built to approximately one-half of the size specifications given in the Old Testament, has been constructed by Dutch carpenter Johan Huibers. Inside life-si...
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Gospel Poverty - Simple Living to Help the Poor
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Gospel Poverty is a term first coined by our Roman Catholic brothers and sisters is finding greater acceptance among evangelical Christians as well. With all of the talk about the prosperity gospel, Gospel Poverty seeks to bring the Christian life b...
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Four Prophesies unfolding Right Now? Bible prophecy from Revelation.
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There are four prophesies happening now. On this lens are several more soon to come. Tribulation a 7 year period and begins in occurance with: (May not be in exact order) 1. Middle East Peace Treaty to be signed (Confirmation of the Covenant) 2. Pro...
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Legends of The Tree of Life
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The Tree of Life is a Universal symbol found in many spiritual traditions around the world. It symbolizes life itself, with it's branches reaching for the Heavens "Father Sky" and it's buried roots, linking to "Mother Earth". Many ancient mythical s...
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Goddess Art Posters
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As women become more of a force in our worldwide culture, goddesses also get more and more attention. You will find some beautiful, some ancient and some modern art depicting goddesses from all over the world. You will learn something of the wide v...
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Walking and Making Labyrinths
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Lauren Artress, of Grace Cathedral, San Fransico, is credited for bringing the Medieval Labyrinth to America and reviving the ancient spiritual tradition in the United States and Europe. The Cathedral at Charte had a centuries old Labyrinth which wa...
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The Ultimate Questions - religion and spirituality
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These are the ultimate philosophy questions we all ask ourselves about religion and spirituality. Vote, get inspired and share. Part lensography, part hey monkeybrain lens - I hope you all enjoy.
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St. Francis Xavier Cabrini
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St. Francis X. Cabrini, more popularly called Mother Cabrini, was the first citizen of the United States to be declared a Saint (canonized) by the Roman Catholic Church. She worked for a time in the mountains near Golden, Colorado where she founded a...
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Rudolf Steiner the founder of Anthroposophy
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Introducing the founder of Waldorf education, alternative farming methods (bio-dynamic farming), alternative health practices and dietary advice - Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) was way ahead of his time. Rudolf Steiner was quite a learned man. He was a...
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Spiritual Lenses - Katinka Hesselink Net: religion and spirituality
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A lensography of my best spirituality lenses as well as a summary of my website. I feature information from various religious traditions like Buddhism, Sufism, Fourth Way and Theosophy. I also pay attention to various spiritual teachers, whether the...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Shopping
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Breakfast at Tiffany's Party Planning Tips and Ideas
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When I started planning for my wedding with the Breakfast at Tiffany's theme in mind, I didn't realize how tough it would be to find bridal accessories and decorations in this wonderful color! Not only that, but as I collected samples a...
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Tangerine - Spring's Hottest Color
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Tangerine is by far this year's juiciest color. Learn how to accessorize using this happy color as a bold fashion statement. Find out who looks best wearing tangerine and which colors to best match this delightfully delicious color with. Shop for t...
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New 2010 Prom Dresses
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Select the perfect formal dress according to your shape. Formal dresses for women with petite figures, slim figures, full-figured, busty, hour glass shaped, apple shaped, or pear shaped are featured here. Recommendations for buying a formal gown acco...
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Bohemian Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, and More
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Unique Bohemian Style Clothing & Accessories from the World Closet! Stylish and Earth-friendly! Many of our items are completely vegan. Fun, flirty, free-spirited fashions for eco-fabulous gals! Handmade, artisan jewelry, WWF t-shirts, See it all...
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Schleich Mythical Figures
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The Mythical Figures series of toys are scale app. 1:20. Each figure is hand painted. These make great gifts for collectors young and old!
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Lighthouse Collectibles
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I love lighthouses. I love the idea behind their purpose. They are such a handsome representation of safety and security. Please enjoy this lens dedicated to lighthouses, and if you collect them, maybe you'll find some here to add to your collection...
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Wolves and Wolf collectibles
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This site is for those who love the beauty and majesty of the wolf. This page is full of amazing pictures, information, video, beautiful collectibles and posters. I hope you enjoy your stay here, and come back often!
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Squidoo Tips
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Squidoo Tips For Writers
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It's no secret that I Love Squidoo! One of the reasons that I love squidoo is because it offers so many resources and opportunities for writers. I Love to Write! Ever since I was a tiny tot, I've wanted to be a writer. I remember making picture book...
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Basic HTML for Squidoo
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Before you start reading all this, you may want to open Advanced HTML in a new tab, because you'll be wanting to check it out as soon as you've finished this! You can use basic HTML in a few of the lens modules. Mostly used to create hyperlinks (the...
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Advanced HTML for Squidoo
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The techniques shown here aren't much more advanced then what's in the Basic HTML tutorial. The code being used isn't any more special. But the results and presentation can appear to be more sophisticated. Hence it being the Advanced HTML tutorial. F...
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HTML Tips for Color
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Color can be applied via HTML tags to fonts, borders and backgrounds. squidoo.com/basichtml and squidoo.com/advancedhtml show how to implement these colors. This lens however isn't going to show how the code is applied, but is a repository for the...
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Squidoo Payday Questions & Answers
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It never fails, every month on payday the same questions are being asked in the SquidU forum. Most of them by new lensmasters, but surprisingly, there's also quite a bit of confusion among some who have been around for a while. Figuring out how...
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Add Music to Your Squidoo Lens
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Have you ever wondered about adding some music to your lenses? Have you been fretting about how to do this? Well, fret no more, as there is an easy and fun way that you can now spice up the mood of your lenses. This is a step by step guide showing...
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Thanks for the Squidoo help? There is so much good advice about lensmaking tips to be found on Squidoo, SquidU and all the related Squidthis and Squidthat websites, so it is only right that having benefitted from all this advice, it was about time I...
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Squid Etiquette
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Squid Etiquette is all about what to do and what NOT to do on Squidoo! It is a very different How To Squidoo than you have probably seen before. In our enthusiasm to not only publish our first few Squidoo lenses but also get traffic, we may forget...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Travel
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Lovely, Lonely and Haunted Lighthouses
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Lighthouses! Living in Michigan, I've seen lighthouses all around the Great Lakes all my life. The Great Lakes have LOTS of Lighthouses, perhaps more per square mile than anywhere else. But since America has LOTS of coas...
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10 Places to See in Europe Before You Die
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This Lens I made for YOU! The most interesting and beautiful places in Europe: Pictures, Tips, Itineraries and other useful and fun stuff on the BEST places in Europe to visit!
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How to Prevent Lost Luggage
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When you fly, do you check in your bags? Watch out: Once that bag leaves your side, anything could happen to it. For every 1,000 bags, the typical airline mishandles 6. Sure, the odds don't sound too bad. But what if the dice doesn't roll in your favo...
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Determine and Claim Your Irish Heritage
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Ireland, also known as the Emerald Isle, the birthright heritage of my beloved son Aiden, conjures up overwhelming images and sentiments as we explore this magnificent island, the heritage, geography, the people, the history, the myths and fantasies,...
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Travel Tips: Focus on France
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Whether you are a novice traveler who isn't quite sure how to go about planning a trip to France, or a seasoned jet-setter, this lens has info you can use - from how to get a U. S. passport and what to pack, to recommendations for learning the maximu...
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Capitol Reef National Park
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The area of southern Utah desert known as Capitol Reef National Park is one of the newer discoveries in the United States, with paved roads leading to the park constructed only in the 1960's. The giant ripple of the Earth's crust known as Waterpocket...
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Ten Things You May Not Know About Oregon
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The state of Oregon is located on the West Coast of the United States between California and Washington. It was the thirty-third state admitted to the union (just after Minnesota and just before Kansas), and had played a large role in the history of...
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Chester, England - Medieval City
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Chester, county town of Cheshire, in the north west of England, stands on the River Dee, not far from both Liverpool and North Wales. The city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country because it has kept many of its medieval fe...
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Castles of Spain
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This is a tour of some of the glorious Castles of Spain. I hope you enjoy learning about the interesting and turbulent history of these landmarks. The castles covered on this page are: Almovodar Castle, La Mota-Medina del Campo, Aljaferia Palace, Men...
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Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall Wales
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Many a holiday has been spent in Wales, many a happy time.... Every year for as long as I can remember I have holidayed in Wales. Every time we went we had to pay a visit to the magnificent Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall. Recently my girlfriend Marta an...
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English Castles with medieval festivals and living museums
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Across England, as with most of Europe, there are castles in just about every city and town dating from Roman times, like Colchester castle, to the 19th Century Victorian follies and modern times if you include the full size castle at Legoland. Many...
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Top Travel Related Sights to See and Go Ahhhh
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This article is to describe the most record setting travel sights in the world today. Enjoy this tour of the most amazing travel related wonders to explore.
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The Legend Of Mothman
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T he Legend of Mothman centers around events that culminated in a horrific catastrophe at Point Pleasant West Virginia. During the late Autumn evening of December 15, 1967, the Silver Bridge collapsed, spilling dozens of vehicles into the Ohio River,...
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The Wild and Wonderful Galapagos Islands
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In addition to being blessed with great weather throughout the year, the Galapagos islands is where famous evolutionist Charles Darwin did his studies on natural selection to support in his theory of evolution. The islands comprise of hundreds of ani...
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Top 10 Things To Do in Paris
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Oui Oui Paree! You'll fall in love with this romantic city more and more the longer you stay to explore its sights and take in the French culture. Paris simply has a certain je ne sais quoi - that special something that you can't quite put your finge...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Video Games
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Shadow the Hedgehog
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Shadow the Hedgehog is a character from the Sonic the Hedgehog series, an artificially created life form in the design of a male, anthropomorphic hedgehog. His trademark hover skates propel him at extreme speeds to rival those of Sonic, whose form he...
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Castlevania
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The Castlevania series is about a war between the enchanted family of the Belmonts (originally "Belmondo") and Dracula. Almost every hundred years, Dracula is resurrected and it is up to the Belmonts to defeat him before he unleashes his wrath on the...
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Sonic the Best Video Game Ever
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Sonic the Best Video Game Ever Sonic is my favorite video game and my favorite super hero WHY is this so it's quite simple really I mean it's Sonic the hedgehog come on it's the best it's fantastic!
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Volunteering
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Bastiat Free University: share the wealth of centuries, comprised of knowledge
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Join Bastiat Free University in developing a love-of-learning platform. Bureaucratic Age, one size fits some education, belongs in the past. Use, support, and expand its replacement -- self tailored learning. Explore natural educational models...
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Love The Homeless
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One of the greatest needs of the Homeless is love. People see them and walk away. Others cross the street to avoid them. This often leaves them feeling like they are throw away people. This lens is my experience about working with the homeless and l...
April 13, 2009 & Onwards - Work At Home
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Start My Own Business Ideas
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Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win, by fearing to attempt Shakespeare

A quick run down of things:
I find a lot of lenses via FaceBook's Squidoo Connect, so if you want me to see your lens, the best thing to do is just create great lenses and be sure to send a ping to FaceBook after updating it.
The tags you use are very important. I do a lot of searching, both on Squidoo's search box and on Google. If you are using a tag that is the same as the keyword I searched for, than I'll find your lens. I also find lots of lenses via the "explore related lenses" feature on my own lenses. Your lens will only show up in that box, if you put tags on your lens. Your lens needs tags to show up in the search result on both Squidoo and Google. I can't find your lens if there are no tags on it, so be certain to tag you lens!
I also find a lot of lenses by reading lensographies. I list lensographies as I find them, on The Lensography Index, so that I have a way to get back to them again. If you have a lensography and I haven't added it to the index yet, just let me know.
Every time you create a new lens, the Angels get an email telling them there's a new lens out there. Each new lens gets sent out to the Angels, depending on what category the Angel is in charge of. Several of the lenses I've featured here, were blessed only minutes/hours after they were created, as a result, and a few of them were created by brand new lensmasters. So keep making new lenses.
I wrote a very long and detailed lens about what I look for in lenses to bless -- will probably take you an hour or more to read -- but basically it boils done to this:
># Love your topic.
># Write what you know.
># Change default module titles.
># Add pictures.
># Fill out your lensmaster profile information.
># Make sure your sales modules and affiliate banners are on-topic to your lens subject
># Spell to the best of your ability, but don't worry too much about it
># Have something you want to say and say it.
># Ask yourself: Who is my reader and what do I want to tell them?
># Keep updating and improving
Got a Lensography?
Let me know so I can add it to the list!
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The Lensography Index
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Welcome to the biggest and most complete alphabetical index of lensographies on Squidoo. (I know it's the biggest and most complete list on lensographies made by Squidoo lensmasters, because I checked, and it is, and I continue to update it adding ne...
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Find Out What I Look For in Lenses Here:
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Angel? I'm Not An Angel! I'm Your Faerie Squid Mother
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It would seem that Squidoo's resident demon lover (me) has become an angel, a Squid Angel that is. As is the tradition of Squid Angels, I decided to create a lens about my time as a Squid Angel (or should I say Squid Demon?). Since there are already...
Lensmaster EelKat has been a member since April 18 2007, has rated 6,075 lenses, favorited 3,161, and has created 424 lenses from scratch. This member's top-ranked page is "Publishing Methods". See all my lenses
Guestbook | Feedback | Blessing Requests
Got a lens (or know of one by someone else) you think should be blessed? Post it here and I'll stop by and check it out.

I love comments. Like one of these lenses? Just want to say hi? Go ahead and leave comments.
You know what else I like? Links! I'm one of the few lensmasters you will find who requests links in comments! If you have a lens you think is as good as or better than the lens on this list (thus making it worthy of being blessed!), feel free to leave a link to it. I am constantly adding other people's lenses as featured lenses on my own.
Be sure to read my How To Be Sure Your Lens is Ready for a Blessing lens, to find out what I look for!
PS: Don't forget to leave a star rating too. (See top of lens page). Thanks!
Got an idea you'd like to suggest for a lens? I'd love to hear it! I'm constantly creating new lenses and updating my old ones.
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- Spook Spook May 24, 2009 @ 5:59 am
- You are an truly amazing person and I honestly don't know where you get the time. All the best always.
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- Sadheeskumar Sadheeskumar May 21, 2009 @ 1:15 pm
- You are too busy in visiting lenses and blessing them each day. You are doing more than blessing. You have made a lens to list the lenses you have blessed. This is wonderful. Five stars for your hard work angel. If you find some time, have a look at my lenses.
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- CherylK CherylK May 17, 2009 @ 10:59 pm
- I followed this link from your Lensography Index. I just couldn't bring myself to look at the Cat Abuse lens. I adore cats. I love your lists of "If I were..." and "My favorite...". I was sorry to read about the illness and death that took you offline for a few weeks and hope all is well with you, now. You certainly do prove the axiom that "if you want something done, ask a busy person"! I'd better get off my duff!
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- jdluntjr jdluntjr May 12, 2009 @ 10:00 pm
- Thank you so much for your blessing. I had seen your blurb on my lense, but I didn't even know about this. Forgive me there is so much at squidoo and I'm still trying to learn my way around.. Again thank you
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- Kylyssa Kylyssa May 2, 2009 @ 12:34 pm
- Thank you so much for blessing me. Also, I have to comment on that kitty angel, it's so cute I squeed aloud!
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- cattyjen cattyjen Apr 27, 2009 @ 2:33 am
- Hi Eelkat. Firstly thanks a lot for blesing both my red Dwarf and Dr Who lenses. It's good to know my work has been appreciated. I've just created a new lens which I hope you will enjoy. Please take a look, as I value your opinion.
http://www.squidoo.com/charmed-3
Once again, Thanks!
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- Apr 26, 2009 @ 9:44 pm
- I love this lens, and work you have done this month is really impressive. Well done
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- spirituality spirituality Apr 26, 2009 @ 5:25 am
- Thanks for blessing & listing so many of my lenses :) I'll be checking out quite a few of the lenses you blessed...
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- A_RovingReporter A_RovingReporter Apr 26, 2009 @ 2:32 am
- Great lens. I love your "Meow, thanks".
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- papawu papawu Apr 26, 2009 @ 1:06 am
- You've been doing some serious lens reading and rating, haven't ya?! I thnk you greatly for having featured two of my lenses here. I hope to build more lenses worthy enough to join the others one day.
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- AuthorsandExperts AuthorsandExperts Apr 26, 2009 @ 1:05 am
- Great idea to showcase the lenses you have blessed.
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- Tipi Tipi Apr 25, 2009 @ 11:17 pm
- A rolling stone gathers no moss! You have been a busy angel. This is very impressive. I never knew that angels were assigned categories. Very lovely lens!:)
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- LaraineRose LaraineRose Apr 25, 2009 @ 4:43 pm
- What a great idea! You squid angels rock! 5*s for sure!
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- monarch13 monarch13 Apr 24, 2009 @ 2:11 am
- Wow, thanks so much for your blessings! I am very grateful!
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- daria369 daria369 Apr 23, 2009 @ 10:59 am
- I love the image of you being a Squid Angel - and visiting several senses you've blessed. Thank you!! :)
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- cattyjen cattyjen Apr 20, 2009 @ 2:56 pm
- Hi, and thanks for blessing my red Dwarf Lens. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Would you do me a favour & take a look at my Dr Who lens, as I'd love to know what you think?
http://www.squidoo.com/doctor-who-2
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- Donnette Donnette Apr 20, 2009 @ 11:56 am
- I am sooooooooooooo honoured, not one but two of my lenses featured on this page... Thank you for your blessings... this lens is fantastic, I have opened up a few in new tabs, so off to have a read now... Thank you.. xx
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- aj2008 aj2008 Apr 16, 2009 @ 2:23 pm
- Thank you for blessing my Bullying at School lens - my daughter "Sparky" says thank you too - as anyone who has visited the lens will probably realise it was definitely one "written from the heart".
What a fabtastic collection of lenses you have blessed and I am priviledged to be sharing the same sky with you!
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- drifter0658 drifter0658 Apr 13, 2009 @ 2:34 pm
- What a wonderful resource center to find excellent lenses. And thanks for the visit!
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- Tiddledeewinks Tiddledeewinks Apr 9, 2009 @ 1:18 am
- Check out my car movie lens and I have an Easter one too, and one where you can order baby chickens!
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- Joan4 Joan4 Apr 8, 2009 @ 6:42 am
- I just saw my Easter Songs lens on this list! What a fun surprise! Thank you for the blessing! Wow! I really like the idea of posting all of your blessings every day! You are going to be really really busy keeping this one up to date, for sure! :)
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- spirituality spirituality Apr 8, 2009 @ 3:48 am
- wow - glad to hear you're also a squidangel now :)
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- SammySpam SammySpam Apr 8, 2009 @ 3:44 am
- Great idea to showcase the lenses you have blessed.
Thanks for blessing my work at home lens and your wonderful comment. :)
Happy Blessing!
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- Rewards4life Rewards4life Apr 8, 2009 @ 2:59 am
- I love this lens, and work you have done this month is really impressive. Well done! =)
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- Joan4 Joan4 Apr 7, 2009 @ 5:53 am
- Wow! You have been busy! This is great!
My Bio

I am Wendy C Allen, Doll Maker and Independent Avon Sales Representative.
I love Eels. I love Bobcat. I am a Giant Squid and a Squid Angel.
I am an author and artist who rescues animals & raises Ranchus.
View my page on I Believe.
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You can find out more about me and my life here: About Me & On Being Homeless
I believe in Faeries, Phookas & Faith Not Religion.
I was a witness to a UFO sighting in Maine.
I am a CosPlayer.
My favorite actor is Vincent Price.
I love reading and writing and spending time with nature.
My favorite author is Keith Laumer and his best book is Retief & the Warlords.
Thanks for visiting my lens.
If I were a month, I would be August.
If I were a day of the week, I would be Friday the 13th.
If I were a time of day, I would be twilight.
If I were a planet, I would be Jupiter.
If I were a sea animal, I would be a giant moray eel.
If I were a direction, I would be East.
If I were a historical figure, I would be ______ ?
If I were a liquid, I would be Moxie.
If I were a bird I would be a turkey vulture.
If I were a cat I would be black.
If I were a dog I would be a Cocker Spaniel.
If I were a tree, I would be a great white pine.
If I were a tool, I would be _______ ?
If I were a flower, I would be a blue flag.
If I were a type of weather, I would be a warm spring day.
If I were an animal, I would be a bobcat.
If I were a season I would be Autumn.
If I were a holiday I would be Halloween.
If I were a color, I would be orange.
If I were an emotion, I would be love.
If I were a sound, I would be laughter.
If I were an element, I would be the water.
If I were a car, I would be a Cadillac.
If I were a food, I would be macaroni and cheese.
If I were a place, I would be Otter Cove.
If I were a body of water I would be the North Atlantic Ocean.
If I were a song I would be "Come Hell or High Water" by Poison.
If I were a book I would be Jane Eyre.
If I were a gemstone I would be a pigeon blood star.
If I were a metal I would be platinum.
If I were a word, I would be unforgettable.
My favorite color is orange.
My second favorite color is blue.
I also like pink.
My favorite city is Old Orchard Beach.
My favorite place to walk is The Ross Forest.
My favorite view is the rocky coast of Maine.
My favorite Disney character is Scrooge McDuck.
My favorite super hero is Darkwing Duck.
My favorite Disney villain is NegaDuck.
My second favorite Disney villain is SteeleBeak.
My favorite super villain is the Joker.
My favorite Disney non-duck character is Tiger.
My favorite trees are white pines.
My favorite flowers are purple iris & blue roses.
My favorite animals are eels & bobcat & roosters & ranchu.
My favorite flavor ice cream is French Vanilla.
My favorite dogs are Cocker Spaniels.
My favorite singer is Serj Tankian.
My favorite musician is Liberace`.
My favorite guitarist is C*C*DeVille.
My favorite food is veggie & rice stir fry.
My favorite pizza is black olive, mushroom, spinach, cheese, dill pickle, & lima bean, with no sauce.
My favorite fruit is grapes.
My favorite place to shop online is Kyoto Antiques.
My favorite non-fiction book is The Self-Publishing Manual by Dan Poynter.
My favorite book is Retief and the Warlords.
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