Lensography of Anthropos' Lenses

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When I began my first lens on May 28, 2008, I never expected to have over thirty lenses done prior to three months going by.

On August 18, 2008, when I first published this lensography, I had 32 completed lenses, and five more in progress [See Latest Update Below]. I am also the groupmaster of three groups, and somehow still find time to live a comparatively normal life.

I have attempted to categorize the published lens to make it easier to find whatever YOU might be interested in reading. These categories and the lenses in them will be updated as more lenses are completed. Any Lenses that have not been published yet will be placed at the end in an "under construction" category. They will be moved to the appropriate category as they are published. I intend to always have some lenses "under construction".

Also, I will update my current number of lenses actually published and the current date here as new lenses are added.






* Unless otherwise noted, all lens photos were taken by me

Latest Lens Count

77 Lenses Published, 6 WIP
As Of Date: August 8, 2009

My Journey With Squidoo 


Thanks Everyone For Your Support!

Today, January 13, 2009 I Received Notice Of Attainment Of Giant Squid Status


Since my retirement (that word is used very loosely),I have been actively involved in writing, real estate investment, traveling, selling travel, and information-entrepreneuring. I am a published genealogical author and spend as much time as possible pursuing information on my family history and genealogy.

For some years, I have done some network marketing and occasionally some internet marketing. In one of the training papers I was reading, Squidoo.Com was mentioned as one of the best sources to get started building a base and traffic to your other sites. So, I decided to check it out.

I thought it best to concentrate on building some quality sites in several of my major interest areas and worry about the monetizing of them later. I have tried to keep the emphasis on quality even on the shorter ones I have done.

So, what were these areas? The best way to explain this is to give a little more about my background and how I got to where I am. After all, I am a reflection of my interests and my interests are a result of my experiences.



Travel has always been at the top of my list, and writing about travel a close second. I have been traveling since I graduated from High School (and that was a ways back).

Genealogy is a hobby (more like a passion) that I have been involved with for over 35 years. I will be doing lenses on topics related to my family history but not necessarily on my family.

Motivational and success related lenses.

Network Marketing. I have successfully participated in several organizations and will occasionally do a lens on MLM.

Real Estate Investment. This is an area in which I have actively participated since I graduated from High School. I still own investment property and have a book in progress on that subject.

Internet Marketing. It was this interest that drew me first to Squidoo.com. You may find me doing lenses on many topics within that category.

As my interests expand or change, I will change with them (how philosophical, uhh?). I hope you get something out my work and you'll find at least one lens that you enjoy as much as I enjoyed making it.

Lenses Of The Week

Lenses For Emphasis Each Week

 

May your dreams unfold like the wings of a butterfly.
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featured lens Me2 Everyone Social Networking

Facebook is now a multi-billion dollar business and presently has over 150 million users. This has been accomplished in a matter of a few years. Now Facebook is facing a viable competitor in me2everyone. No one would ever have suspected that social...

featured lens Manifesting Your Dreams

"Manifesting", "Laws of Attraction", "The Secret", "As a Man Thinketh". How often have we heard these terms? And, more importantly, do they have any relevance to our life? All of these terms refer to the capability within us to follow a process that...

featured lens El Valle de Anton, Panama

El Valle de Anton is a picturesque non-active volcanic valley filled with natural beauty, lush greenery, waterfalls, and beautiful homes and gardens. It is a residential and week-end get-away area for many of the affluent Panama City businessmen, a...

featured lens French Huguenots and Walloons

This site will share with you some of the history of the French Huguenots and the French speaking Walloons and their relationship to family history and genealogy. Genealogists and family historians have a special interest in the French Huguenots and...

featured lens Expatriate Living

Coming from Latin "ex" (out of) and "patria" (country), the term expatriate applies to any individual who lives in a country or culture different from his native birth country or country of citizenship. This residence can either be temporary or perma...

My Groups

Groups For Which I Am Groupmaster

The Groups For Which I Am Groupmaster 

featured lens Everything Genealogy and Family History Headquarters

Everything Genealogy and Family History It has been estimated that there are more than seventy five million (75,000,000) people throughout the world who are interested in genealogy & family history., This group is for them. Anything and everything...

featured lens Anything & Everything Travel Headquarters

Anything & Everything Travel Travel means different things to different people, but all travelers share a love of travel.This site is for anyone who for any reason has an interest in any travel facet.Travelogues, affiliate posts, videos, destination,...

featured lens World Cruise Destinations Headquarters

World Cruise Destinations Cruising has become one of the most desirable and economical ways to see the world. Which cruises and which destinations are best for your interests? This group is designed for lensmasters who describe these world cruise...

Travel Sites

Arranged by Categories

 

Plaza Alameda Del Tajo in Ronda, Spain
See More Of Ronda's Beauty On My Ronda, Spain lens
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Vealo En Espanol Aqui (In Spanish)

Unique International Towns I Have Visited. 

"International"


Five lenses have been categorized as part of this series. The first was on Suzhou, China; the second on Ronda, Spain; the third on Mijas, Spain, the fourth on Khajuraho, India; and the fifth on Salamanca, Spain. There will be others.

featured lens Suzhou, China -- The Venice Of The Orient

Marco Polo was said to have called Suzhou the "Venice of the Orient" because its canals are so reminiscent of Venice, Italy. The poet, Yang Chaoying, who lived during the Yuan Dynasty, said in one of his poems:"In heaven above there is a paradise, on...

featured lens Mijas-Costa Del Sol-Spain

The mountainous town of Mijas is one of Andulucia's "Pueblos Blancos" or "White Towns", and overlooks the famous Costa Del Sol beaches near Malaga. It is permeated with panoramic views, beautiful gardens, and the famous white houses. Mijas, like the...

featured lens Salamanca, Spain

Salamanca is filled with exquisite architecture dating from around the 14th and 15th Century A.D. and is the home of Spain's oldest university, The University of Salamanca. It's main square, the Plaza Mayor, was recently featured in the 2008 movie "...

featured lens Ronda - Costa Del Sol, Spain

With a history dating back to pre-Roman times, Ronda has become the third most frequently visited town in Andulucia, behind only Sevilla and Granada. It is famous worldwide for its incredible architectural bridges spanning the Tajo gorge through whi...

featured lens Khajuraho, India

Khajuraho, India is noted for its erotic temple carvings (sex temples?), and beautiful countryside setting. Khajuraho is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India, and has the largest group of medieval Hindu and Jain temples in India. Th...

 

Cruising and Caribbean Cruise Destinations 


This is going to be a series on cruise destinations in the Caribbean. There are over twenty Caribbean Cruise Destination lenses planned. As part of this group, there will also be lenses specific to Eastern, Western, and Southern Caribbean cruises.

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Saint Lucia

The entrance to the cruise ship docks in St. Lucia is one of the most beautiful in the Caribbean. To the left of the cruise ship as it enters the harbor, you see a jetty of land with the airport runway literally ending at a precipice adjoining the s...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: St. Kitts and Nevis

Historically, St. Kitts is noted as being the first successful British colony in the West Indies, having been settled in 1624. [For perspective, this is the same year that many of the Dutch were settling New Amsterdam (New York) in the U.S. area]. Th...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico is frequently the first stop on the Eastern Caribbean cruises sailing out of Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. It is also the initial departure location for most of the Southern Caribbean cruises. If you are on an Eastern Caribbean Crui...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: U.S. Virgin Islands

If you plan to take an Eastern Caribbean cruise on any of the Cruise Lines, you will probably be visiting the U.S. Virgin Islands. St. Thomas seems to be a primary stop for all of these cruises. This island is noted for its duty free shopping and man...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Antigua and Barbuda

The tourism videos emphasize that Antigua and Barbuda are like twin gems in a turquoise sea. This is one cruise destination you don't want to miss, especially if you like the beaches. The seas around the islands are perfect for sailing and once a ye...

 

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Dominica

Dominica has been described as the "Hidden Caribbean Jewel". It is the greenest and most mountainous of the islands in the Eastern Caribbean. In 2006, it was home to some of the filming of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" numbers 2 and 3. It's Morne Tr...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: St. Maarten

This island, divided between the Dutch and the French, is the world's smallest island divided by two countries. Interestingly, the English left their mark on the island, and English is the most common language. The official language for St. Martin i...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Jamaica

Jamaica is one of the largest Caribbean Islands, lying South of Cuba and Southwest of Hispaniola (Haiti and Dominican Republic). It was inhabited by the Arawak Indians at the time of Columbus' first visit. by Columbus. The Spanish controlled the isla...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Limon, Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a federal republic with a strong constitution that has led to over 59 successive years of democratic government. It is fast becoming a major destination for ex-patriates from the United States looking for a stable Latin American country...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Barbados

Barbados is one of tourism's favorite destinations in the English speaking islands of the Caribbean. This lens will give an overview of this destination, feature some of the shore excursions, offer a traveler's toolbox to help your pre-cruise planni...

 

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Belize

Belize, the former British Honduras, is the only country in Central America where the official language is English. The Mayan civilization flourished in this area until about 1200 AD and there are still many archeological sites that reflect their a...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Martinique

If you've been saving your Euros since your last trip to Europe, this is the time to use them. Martinique is one of the 26 regions of France (although an overseas one) and as such is actually part of the European Union. Like the rest of France, its...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Guadeloupe

Guadeloupe, like Martinique, is an overseas region of France, and as such is part of the European Union. It's capital city is Basse-Terre. For those cruisers who want a little bit of Europe while in the Caribbean, Guadeloupe is a good place to start...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: The Bahamas

Of the Caribbean Island Destinations, The Bahama Islands are probably the best known islands among cruisers and would be cruisers. Its close proximity to the United States makes it a destination for cruise ships ranging from overnight cruises from M...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Key West, Florida

Key West is affectionately known among its population as the "Conch Republic" and is the Southern Most Point in the United States of America. It is located only 90 miles from the coasts of Cuba. It has been made famous in many ways by Earnest Heming...

 

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Cozumel, Mexico

Cozumel, Mexico is included in the Caribbean Cruise Destinations series because it is one of the main stops on most Western Caribbean Cruise itineraries. And of the stops in Mexico, Cozumel is the most frequented. It is an island just off the coast...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Turks And Caicos Islands

Grand Turk Island is world renowned as a diving and snorkeling jewel, with its incredible aqua-blue waters. It also features magnificent beaches, and a large variety of fishing and water sports activities. Just a few hundred yards from shore, the co...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Cayman Islands

TThe expression: "to hell and back", has a special meaning on Grand Cayman Island. Here, you can go to the small community called "Hell" and actually send a postcard back home postmarked from Hell. They say that a British Commissioner, arriving in th...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Costa Maya, Mexico

Costa Maya, Mexico is included in the Caribbean Cruise Destinations series since it is one of the stops on some Western Caribbean Cruise itineraries. Costa Maya is a small tourist region in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico, located between Cancun a...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Dominican Republic

Cruise ships coming into the Dominican Republic waters generally tie up off of La Romana on the Southern coast of the country. Passengers are taken ashore in tenders from the ship. Tours range from local visits to La Romana and the Altos de Chavon A...

 

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations-Isla Roatan, Honduras

Roatan is famous for its scuba diving and being located near the largest barrier reef in the Caribbean Sea and second largest in the world. Only Australia's Great Barrier Reef is larger. Both Spanish and a form of English are spoken here. The first...

featured lens Western Caribbean Cruises

Cruise Lines generally divide their Caribbean Cruises into three distinct groups: Eastern Caribbean, Western Caribbean, and Southern Caribbean. For most people, the Eastern Caribbean is the best known. The exact destinations for each cruise depend...

featured lens Eastern Caribbean Cruises

The Eastern Caribbean is both a geographical location and the home of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), an inter-governmental organization. Cruise Lines generally divide their Caribbean Cruises into three distinct groups: Eastern...

featured lens Southern Caribbean Cruises

Cruise Lines generally divide their Caribbean Cruises into three distinct groups: Eastern Caribbean, Western Caribbean, and Southern Caribbean. The exact destinations for each cruise depend on the cruise line and upon the number of days in the crui...

featured lens Caribbean Cruise Destinations: Colon, Panama

Panama is best known for its Panama Canal and there are specific cruises that make the Canal their central focus. However, since this lens is concentrating on specific Caribbean Destinations, the Panama Canal cruises will be the topic of another lens...

Central America Lenses 


The first is on El Valle de Anton, Panama, about two hours outside of Panama City, Panama. The second deals primarily with Panama City, Panama and my impressions of my first visit to Panama. There will be others.

featured lens Immigration to Panama? First Impressions

Immigration to Panama is a hot topic these days. It is one of the top expatriate destinations of the world. I decided to go down and check out what all the excitement was about. I was not disappointed. First impressions are always the most lasting....

featured lens El Valle de Anton, Panama

El Valle de Anton is a picturesque non-active volcanic valley filled with natural beauty, lush greenery, waterfalls, and beautiful homes and gardens. It is a residential and week-end get-away area for many of the affluent Panama City businessmen, a...

 

Stream In El Nispero Zoo & Gardens In El Valle De Anton, Panama

 

Old Mill Water Wheel, Berry College, Rome, Georgia
For More Photos And Information, See My Lens On Berry College

Unique U.S.A. Locations To Visit 

"United States Sites"


This series of travel lenses will concentrate on local towns, areas, and important places to visit within the local areas. The first will be related to my home town of Rome, Georgia, and sites related to my present location, the Orlando, Florida area.

featured lens Berry College: Philanthropy In The Mountains, Rome, Georgia

With the largest college campus in the world (28,000 acres) in a tranquil "walden pond" like setting, Berry College is an educational jewel no longer in the rough. Where else can a student roam 100's of acres of woods and watch deer ca...

featured lens Topiary and Epcot's Annual Flower and Garden Festival

The Annual Flower and Garden Festival at Epcot is one of the most anticipated events of every year. Each year's display gets better. After 15 years of this Festival, the topiary exhibits have become phenomenal. In this site, I will emphasize the top...

featured lens Rome, Georgia: Georgia's City of Seven Hills

Named by drawing a name out of a hat, this small North Georgia town (Rome, Georgia, USA), has a history much bigger than its size. It's name could have been Pittsburg, Hamburg, Hillsboro, or Warsaw but Colonel Mitchell's name of Rome was pulled out o...

featured lens Coosa Chiefdoms|Head Of Coosa|Cherokees|Rome Georgia

The Coosa River (and the valley it formed), was born in Rome, Georgia by the converging of the Oostanaula and Etowah Rivers. The Coosa Valley had been a dwelling area for Native Americans for millennia before Hernando de Soto, and his men discovered...

 

That's Me On The Head Of The Elephant - 30 + Years Ago

Travel Writing and Online Travel Journals 


Many travelers love to keep up with their travels with diaries. This section includes comparisons and recommendations on online diaries and other lenses related to travel writing.

featured lens Travel The World Free As A Travel Writer

You can travel the world free as a travel writer by turning your travels into publications and cash. Becoming a published travel writer can create a lifestyle full of adventure, excitement, and romance. And who doesn't want to see their name and work...

featured lens Globenotes: Free Online Travel Diaries & Photo Hosting

Globenotes.com is a service that is officially described as an "Online travel diary and photo hosting service plus an information resource for travelers". Now, I said in this title that it was FREE. Well, it is and it isn't! Like most companies, the...

featured lens My Trip Journal: Free Online Travel Diary & Photo Hosting

Usefulness and a great final product is possible with the "My Trip Journal" online diary. The screen shot shown in this section demonstrates what a finished product can look like. This lens will inform the readers of the advantages and disadvantages...

featured lens Online Travel Diaries

The advent of online travel diaries and online travel journals made it possible for travelers to record their journeys from anywhere at anytime. All that is needed is access to the internet, which can be easily accomplished in most countries today....

 

Groom On Horse At A Wedding In India

Travel Jobs And Travel As A Business 


Want to travel as a business or become a home based travel agent? This section is for you!

featured lens Get a Job in the Sun - Caribbean Jobs

Overseas Jobs Abroad, International Jobs in Caribbean & Cayman Islands Whether you are a job seeker looking to relocate to the Caribbean permanently, or whether you just want to work on one of the Islands on a shorter term basis, Job In The Sun...

featured lens Make $$$$$ In The Travel Industry

"Announcing: Now YOU Can Discover How To Make Money From The Very Lucrative Online Travel Niche ...GUARANTEED!" Click Here To Get Started Now!

featured lens Become a Home Based Travel Agent

Make money and enjoy domestic and international traveling by becoming a home based travel agent. Get your share of the seven trillion dollars ($7,000,000,000) spent annually on travel. Independent travel agents enjoy added income, agent training pr...

featured lens How to Get a Cruise Ship Job

Finally, ex-crew member reveals his jealously-guarded cruise ship job secrets...   "How YOU Can Get a Job on a Luxury Cruise Ship - Quickly & Easily!"

 

Plaza De Toros: Sevilla, Spain
If Living In Sevilla Interests You, Check Out My Lens On Living In Spain

Travel Guides & Travel How-To Information 


This section includes lenses on travel guides, travel how-to information, and specific sites on living in other parts of the world.

featured lens Living in Spain

When Are You Moving? The dream of living in Spain with it�s sun, ocean breezes, white sandy beaches and rich food makes it an inviting place to call home. However... the thought of moving to Spain brings up many questions. Our family moved to Spain...

featured lens Immigration to Canada

According to Immigration Canada data, every year, Canada plans to accept between 225,000 to 265,000 immigrants, to meet Canada's goals of economic benefit. We sure hope YOU will be AMONG THE ONES that successfully Immigrate to Canada and build a new...

featured lens Travel Cheap! Travel Well!

Travel Like The "Rich and Famous. . ." Discover How A Pauper Travels Like A King! What a smorgasbord of travel information awaits you! All in one place, right in front of your eyes, instantly available, --- all the travel hot spots, ---the unknown...

featured lens Lone Wolf Adventure Travel

Travel agents have a closely guarded secret. There are ways that you can travel the world without spending thousands. In fact, you can actually make thousands of dollars weekly while traveling the world! Start Now to Enjoy Overseas Adventure Travel!...

featured lens Brazil Travel Guide

"Discover The Uncovered Secrets That Only Native Brazilians Know About How To Live, Explore, And Experience All The Excitement, Fun, And Adventure That Brazil Has To Offer You... Before You Even Get There" Click Here Now!

 

Spanish Dancer From The 1800's
Like Spanish Music? Check Out My Lens On Malaguena and Flamenco Music

General Travel Related Sites 


If a lens is on travel in general, a specific cultural aspect of a country, or a historical perspective on a country, you will find it in this section.

featured lens Anything & Everything Travel Headquarters

Anything & Everything Travel Travel means different things to different people, but all travelers share a love of travel.This site is for anyone who for any reason has an interest in any travel facet.Travelogues, affiliate posts, videos, destination,...

featured lens Ronda--Costa Del Sol--España

Con una historia que comenzo antes de las epocas pre-Romanas, Ronda se ha convertido en una de las ciudades mas visitadas en todo Espana. Solamente Sevilla y Granada sobrepasa a Ronda en numero de visitantes cada ano. El pueblo de Ronda es famoso po...

featured lens Spanish Music-Malagueña And Flamenco

Malaguenas are one of the traditional styles of flamenco, derived from earlier types of fandango. The name of the music derives from the area in which it was developed, Malaga, Spain. Unlike the flamenco, the malaguena music is not normally used for...

featured lens Historical China: From The First Emperor To Its Last

For those of us in the United States of America, whose first immmigrant ancestors settled here in the early 1600's, it is hard to imagine a country with over 4000 years of written history. Yet, China has had several of its ten dynasties with historie...

 

Azaleas In Bloom: Serenity Campground

Camping, Recreation, And Recreational Vehicles 


Camping, recreation in general, recreational vehicles, and other topics related to travel and recreation within a country will be found here.

featured lens Serenity Campground: Mentone, Alabama

Relax in a comfortable campsite at Serenity Campground in Mentone, Alabama in the middle of an azalea covered landscape, with fishing lake, easily accessible RV and tent camp sites, volleyball courts, and horseshoe pits. Every season brings new natur...

Genealogy

Genealogy And Family History

Genealogy Should Be Interesting 

When you start researching your family history and genealogy, you never know where your journey will take you. You might find yourself related to someone in a very unique way. This humorous video based on the song "I'm My Own Grandpa" illustrates this well. This type of video is particularly good for introducing your kids to genealogy.
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Genealogy, Family History, and General History 


Since 1972, I have been our family's historian, genealogist, and the repository for much of their documents & files. I have built on that, done original research, and published some of it in genealogical publications. More genealogy lenses to follow.

featured lens Everything Genealogy and Family History Headquarters

Everything Genealogy and Family History It has been estimated that there are more than seventy five million (75,000,000) people throughout the world who are interested in genealogy & family history., This group is for them. Anything and everything...

featured lens Reformation, Pietism, and The Apocalypse: Johann Jacob Zimmerman

Pietism, Reformation, and Apocalyptic movements are all associated with the Protestant rebellions against the Catholic Church, and later the resultant Lutheran Church. Much of the genealogical heritage of these German pietists are shared by American...

featured lens The Battle of Alamance and Captain Benjamin Merrell

An ancestor on my maternal grandmother's side, Captain Benjamin Merrill, was one of seven "Regulators" executed after The Battle of Alamance for rebelling against Governor Tryon of colonial North Carolina. This battle was a turning point in American...

featured lens Genealogy For Kids

We older generation genealogists and family historians wonder constantly how we can interest our children and grandchildren in their ancestral heritage. In our "instant gratification" world, kids want only what they need to satisfy their "wants" tod...

featured lens French Huguenots and Walloons

This site will share with you some of the history of the French Huguenots and the French speaking Walloons and their relationship to family history and genealogy. Genealogists and family historians have a special interest in the French Huguenots and...

Genealogy Tips 


featured lens Tips for the Beginning Amateur Genealogist - Part 1

Beginners in any subject need guidelines. and I believe these tips will help beginning genealogists to get started quicker and more efficiently. The 34 tips I have compiled here have been helpful to me over my years of genealogical research and were...

featured lens Tips for the Beginning Amateur Genealogist - Part 2

Beginners in any subject need guidelines. and I believe these tips will help beginning genealogists to get started quicker and more efficiently. The 34 tips I have compiled here have been helpful to me over my years of genealogical research and were...

The Home

Household & Daily Living

 


featured lens Houseplants - Learn About Soil For Indoor Plants

Unpasteurized soil is the soil you walk on. It is the soil in your back yard, or the earth in some local park. It may contain some of the nutrients a house plant requires. It certainly will contain a wide assortment of the things a house plant defi...

Motivational

Success And Motivational Lenses

 


In the words of James Allen; A man is literally what he thinks, his character being the complete sum of all his thoughts. In other words, whatever we think about, we bring about. Learn to realize your dreams through studying the lenses Manifesting Your Dreams and Manifest A Miracle.

Motivational And Success Lenses 


featured lens Me2 Everyone Social Networking

Facebook is now a multi-billion dollar business and presently has over 150 million users. This has been accomplished in a matter of a few years. Now Facebook is facing a viable competitor in me2everyone. No one would ever have suspected that social...

featured lens Project Wealthy - Money Making Program

Learn first hand how million dollar projects start, go through their product launch and lifecycle, and overlap to your next one, from the ground up! Learn how to create influence and demand in whatever it is you are monetizing! Learn how to take pro...

featured lens Manifesting Your Dreams

"Manifesting", "Laws of Attraction", "The Secret", "As a Man Thinketh". How often have we heard these terms? And, more importantly, do they have any relevance to our life? All of these terms refer to the capability within us to follow a process that...

featured lens Manifest a Miracle

Making Thoughts Manifest Into Reality

MLM

Network Marketing Organizations

Network Marketing Related Lenses 


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News

Current Events And Politics

Current Events 


featured lens Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less

Frustration is mounting, gasoline prices are rising, and political pundits are still arguing as to what are acceptable means to alleviate the problem. This was reflected in the 2008 Republican National Convention's mantra of "drill, baby, drill". On...

People And Entertainment

SquidWho Lenses Of Famous People and Lenses of Movies

 


featured lens Jim Nabors

Few of us who were young adults in the 1960's can forget Jim Nabors' TV character, Gomer Pyle. Gomer Pyle appeared on The Andy Griffith Show from 1962 to 1964 and on Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. from 1964 to 1969. His "Shazam!", "Gaaw-aawl-ly" and "Surprise...

featured lens Inkheart-The Movie

As a writer, one sometimes cannot distinguish fiction from reality! And then again, who wants to? The Inkworld trilogy of books explores this relationship between reality and fiction and like the Harry Potter series, has now begun the movie circuit...

Real Estate

Real Estate Investments

Real Estate Investment Related Lenses 


featured lens Apartment Building Investments

If you truly desire to begin learning what it takes to succeed and how to get started with apartment building investments then I recommend that you sign up for my free mini email course. My competitors are asking beginning investors to pay between $...

Squidoo Notes

Lens Construction And Internet Marketing

Squidoo Website Construction And Internet Marketing 


featured lens Content Infinity Article Writing Software

This powerful article writing software will churn out thousands of high quality & perfectly unique content articles for your websites. Why waste dozens of hours doing research and writing to create you e-zine articles and content for your websites w...

featured lens Using Wikimedia Commons Photos For Squidoo Lenses

"Wikimedia Commons" from Wikipedia is a perfect source for obtaining photos for a lens topic for which you do not have your own photos. They are provided under a "Creative Commons" license which permits widespread non-commercial and commercial use....

featured lens Add Depth & 3-D Effects To Your Lenses

Every time I do a new Squidoo lens, I try to add some additional glitz and glamour to it. Sometimes I succeed. Sometimes I don't. I am even going back to add upgraded touches to the previously published lens. In this lens, I introduced a new effect,...

Sports

And Sports Teams

 


featured lens Georgia Bulldogs Football

Founded in 1785, The University of Georgia claims the title of the oldest public university in the United States. The University of Georgia has had a football team since 1892, which plays in historic Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia. With a capaci...

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