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1. Riding The Tail Of The Dragon

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 and motorcycle enthusiasts in the world. The th...
Travel & Places - Mon, 25 Jul 2011 02:06:04

2. Matthew Brady - Famed Civil War Photographer

Matthew Brady was the American Civil War photographer who became known as the father of photojournalism. By being in the field of operations, Matthew Brady and his team of photographers were able to show Americans something that they had not witnessed before; real images of war and its sad conseq...
Culture & Society - Fri, 10 Sep 2010 15:39:26

3. Fallout Shelters

Handsome fallout shelters popped up like imagined mushroom clouds during the diplomatic standoff known as the Cold War. The face to face confrontation between the United States and the U.S.S.R held the world in a vice for half a century with the threat of mutual destruction via that hip boy toy, ...
Squidoo Community - Sat, 18 Jul 2009 16:51:37

4. Gremlin Bells

Gremlin Bells guard us bikers against the nefarious little imps that love to stowaway on our bikes. The gremlins love to hitch rides on motorcycles, but they also enjoy creating havoc in various forms: burned out signal bulbs, dead batteries, and loose bolts are just a small sampling of the probl...
Entertainment & Media - Sat, 31 Oct 2009 05:32:19

5. Shelby Footes Civil War: A Narrative

Words. A million and a half of them on three thousand pages. Shelby Foote took twenty years to pen the three volume set, The Civil War: A Narrative, and he spent ten years writing the third book in the set alone. Seemingly, Foote tells of the monumental struggle for the survival of America as if...
Books, Poetry & Writing - Tue, 12 Oct 2010 01:02:44

6. Photo Art ~ A Splash Of Color

Photo Art can be as subtle as adding a splash of color to a black and white photo to bring about just the right amount of focus in the artist's expression. This Photo Art tutorial is going to demonstrate an easy way to take a color photo, make it black and white, and then bring back a splash of ...
Education - Thu, 16 Jul 2009 07:32:22

7. Traditional Books vs eBooks

The stats are in and the fight is on. Overall book sales have dropped in 2008 and 2009, according to the American Association of Publishers (AAP). While adult hardcover books actually increased by over 6% in 2009, eBook sales, which account for 4% of all book sales, have increased a whopping 176%...
Culture & Society - Tue, 12 Oct 2010 04:38:25

8. Leather Biker Jackets For Women

I remember a time when I would only see a woman wearing a ladies leather biker jacket if she was a model and the jacket was one of those retro style belted biker jackets. With nearly a half of a million lady riders on the road, now days I see plenty of women in motorcycle jackets, and I have to ...
Entertainment & Media - Mon, 05 Oct 2009 12:30:01

9. Motorcycle Leather Chaps

Like most anything we look at today, motorcycle leather chaps have an interesting history. Of course we know that cowboys of the American old west wore them, and John Wayne and Tom Mix showed us how fancy they could be as well, but the history goes back a bit farther than the late 1800's America...
Entertainment & Media - Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:24:18

10. Blue Oyster Cult - Rock On!

Blue Oyster Cult, BOC, or even Soft White Underbelly; it doesn't matter what name you know them by, or that you know them at all, I bet you've heard at least one song by this powerhouse. This band has been around for forty years and they still rock. Always pushing the limits of fusing the genres...
Music - Thu, 17 Sep 2009 18:30:46

11. Old West Legends ~ Bill Miner

Old West Legends are rarely seen as anything but rough and tumble types and Bill Miner was no exception. He just had more manners than most. The Gentleman Bandit, or the Gray Fox, is widely believed to be the first criminal to use the now cliche, "Hands Up!" Miner spent a lot of time getting int...
Culture & Society - Sat, 04 Jul 2009 21:30:26

12. Smoky Mountain Get Away For Motorcycles

It's summer and if you're a biker east of the Mississippi River, there is no better trip than a Smoky Mountain Get Away for Motorcycles. Straddling the state lines of Tennessee an North Carolina, the Great Smoky National Park is the home of one of the most beautiful vistas a person can imagine. ...
Travel & Places - Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:42:34

13. The Magical Biker Leather Jacket News!

A quality biker leather jacket is not only protective, but it speaks to the wild side in everyone. Even if you're an angel, you want your halo to be propped up by impish horns from time to time. Slide into a biker jacket and feel the transformation! A good Motorcycle jacket is something not ...
Business & Work - Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:12:08

14. Leather Tanning Throughout History News!

Leather tanning is an ages old process that is still being employed today, using both primitive and modern techniques. And no, the term 'tanning' has nothing to do with the fact that the beasts spend so much time in the sun. Here we will explore the world of tanning and the process of turning th...
Business & Work - Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:59:17

15. The Legend Of Mothman

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, resulting in the deaths of forty-six people. ...
Travel & Places - Thu, 29 Apr 2010 12:51:37

16. Gangster Movies: Why Do They Appeal To Men?

Gangster movies have been popular since the 1930's when James Cagney starred in 1931's Public Enemy. Since that film's release, hundreds of gangster or Mafia related movies have been produced and have gone on to great notoriety. As further proof of such popularity, The Godfather tops many respect...
Entertainment & Media - Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:08:51

17. The Pistol Pete Jacket

The Pistol Pete leather biker jacket is a very popular item that has a legendary name. Who was the Pistol Pete that the motorcycle jacket was named after? Well, it wasn't "Pistol Pete" Maravich and the jacket is not the design of famed designer Pedro Diaz. The jacket gets its name from a Wild Wes...
Entertainment & Media - Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:05:09

18. Biker Jacket Evolution

The Leather Biker Jacket. That icon of a rugged life. The armor of those that are seen as living on the edge. The biker jacket wasn't always leather, and even today most bikers don't wear leather jackets, yet when a motorcycle jacket is seen on someone's back, they are looked at as a rebel, even ...
Entertainment & Media - Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:09:37

19. Jason Ricci

Jason Ricci is a rebel, an anomaly of sorts, in the Blues world, a genre definitely divided by gender roles, as the men are seen as confident, rough, and primal. The women; sexy, sultry, and playful. There is a great divide in the Blues. A divide that grew out the roots of the music. Men would w...
Music - Wed, 15 Sep 2010 15:17:52

20. Lucky Lindy

Charles Lindbergh was one of few barnstormers who were not enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Service during WWI. Being born in 1902 put him on the shy side of acceptance. As it was, his career as a barnstormer was largely unnoticed because of all those who got there before him. This being said, "Luc...
Culture & Society - Wed, 15 Sep 2010 04:30:32

21. Pink Floyd And Time

The Pink Floyd song Time has been my anthem, so to speak, for the last decade of my 51 years. Part of one of the greatest music sets ever, Dark Side Of The Moon, Time is a song about realizing life is too short, too late. I definitely misspent my youth and now seem to be racing to take back what ...
Squidoo Community - Mon, 03 Aug 2009 20:07:29

22. Show Some Love For The Exclamation Point!

The exclamation point. Probably the loudest punctuation ever conceived. Most times when we see it, the exclamation point is a mouthful of words all on its own. Sometimes the punctuation will make the reader actually stop and take a breath, thereby soaking in the impact of what it was they had jus...
Entertainment & Media - Sun, 17 Jan 2010 17:26:24

23. How Creativity Works

Discovering how creativity works has led to answers for the question "Do we all have creativity?". After researchers determined that the two halves of the human brain process information differently, there could only be one conclusion; we all do indeed have the potential for creativity. Everyone...
Education - Fri, 07 Aug 2009 23:50:29

24. Decorative Types Of Hinges

Hinges are the tireless soldiers of the kitchen cabinet hardware, and the types of hinges available would make for an exhaustive list. But, each hinge serves multiple masters in that they must not only be decorative, but they also are expected to be the stalwarts in security. Leaving cabinets tem...
Hobbies, Games & Toys - Mon, 28 Sep 2009 14:25:59

25. Biker Leather Jackets For Men

Not until the late 1920's did motorcycling enthusiasts get a leather biker jacket they could call their own. It wasn't until the Schott Bros. garment manufacturer created the double sticthed men's leather motorcycle jacket before bikers had something other that surplus military aviator and tanker...
Entertainment & Media - Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:55:19

26. American Old West In Pictures

The words Old West of America most often refer to a period in American history that has become synonymous with legends of gunfights, Indian raids, homesteaders, and saloons. America, west of the Mississippi River, during the era between the late 1860's and the early 1900's was all that and more. ...
Education - Tue, 07 Jul 2009 19:39:10

27. Stevie Ray Vaughan Remembered

"Wow! Who is this cat?" I asked as I turned up the volume. "I dunno," Mike chimed in, then added, "But, he is the lead axe slinger on Bowie's latest." The year was 1983 when Stevie Ray Vaughan stepped into my life. No, I never got to meet him, but he was an important part of my Blues journey. H...
Music - Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:37:51

28. JaguarJulie Is Actually Freyja

JaguarJulie is Freyja incarnated, and the evidence is as startling as it is undeniable. Since JaguarJulie signed in at Squidoo March 21,2006, she has been showing the world, little by little, her true identity to be the last Norse God, Freyja. And little by little, Squidizens started paying homag...
Culture & Society - Tue, 28 Jul 2009 15:56:37

29. Thomas Jefferson; The Ugly Side Of Greatness

To promote this disposition to exchange lands, which they have to spare and we want, for necessaries, which we have to spare and they want, we shall push our trading uses, and be glad to see the good and influential individuals among them run in debt, because we observe that when these debts get ...
Culture & Society - Wed, 15 Apr 2009 14:20:24

30. Squidoo Blogs At Crabbysbeach

Crabbysbeach.com is a Squidoo blog community that is open to all lensmasters who want to blog about Squidoo or their niche. Built on the WordPress Multi-User platform, the community blogs are free and come with most of the popular SEO powerhouse plug-ins that can be found for traditional "stand-a...
Squidoo Community - Mon, 21 Sep 2009 16:44:21

31. Decorative grasses are my favorite plants

A grass I don't have to mow? Sign me up! Decorative grasses in the landscape scheme of most areas make for not only a handsome design, but also provide a functional advantage against soil erosion. Decorative garden grasses are very aesthetic in the fact that they provide a vertical aspect and su...
Home & Garden - Fri, 10 Sep 2010 13:44:33

32. The First Computer Bug

If you've used a computer more than three days, you've experienced a computer bug of some sort. Something that was supposed to happen, didn't. Maybe a right click invoked a sudden urge to throw the computer out the window. Frustrating to be sure. Imagine working in the infant field of electronic...
Computers & Electronics - Fri, 21 Aug 2009 01:26:43

33. My Ghost Encounters

As ghost encounters go, mine wouldn't be spectacular enough to make a blockbuster movie, or a movie of any kind, but my first encounter with ghosts was enough to convert me from cynic to believer. I always believed ghost stories could be explained scientifically, and that ghost sightings were so...
Culture & Society - Fri, 08 Oct 2010 01:27:29

34. Somali Pirates

The streets in this port town are dusty and full of life. Pirates are seen everywhere. Young women flock to them, young men idolize them. The town is fortified against outside attacks by using the gains of the pirates' spoils. The pirates are rock stars! No, this isn't Port Royal, Jamaica during...
Entertainment & Media - Tue, 14 Apr 2009 18:17:47

35. How To Cook Chicken On A Beer Can

Hardly a week went by this past summer where I didn't grill a chicken on a beer can. Not only is it a killer way to fix the chicken, but it is as easy as as it gets when it comes to cooking. There were several times between Late April and........well...yesterday, suddenly there came a tapping, A...
Food & Cooking - Sun, 20 Sep 2009 17:50:35

36. Do We All Have Creativity?

Do we all have creativity? That is a question which has been argued through the ages. Some schools of thought argue that not all of us have the talents or skills to be creative and others believe that those of who do possess those skills, depend on a Muse. I say that is all horse squat and that e...
Arts & Design - Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:16:32

37. Blues Covers During The British Blues Explosion

In 1958, American Blues legend Muddy Waters sparked a movement that not only created a new sub-genre, but also lead to some of the greatest Blues covers of all time. Blues Rock was born in Britain, and Muddy Waters was the father whose neck bending, fuzzy amp, attitude filled style spawned a refr...
Music - Sun, 21 Feb 2010 12:09:15

38. The Chaotic Good Angel

Conventional wisdom and social norms are sometimes obstacles. A character who is aligned as chaotic good will go around these obstructions in pursuit of that which is right. Elevating and protecting what is right and converting that which is wrong. This is the mission statement of the Leather An...
Squidoo Community - Sat, 16 Oct 2010 04:39:08

39. All In One SEO Pack Set up

This tutorial on setting up the All In One SEO Pack plug in for WordPress blogs will show you how effortlessly you can optimize your blog for relevancy while being freed up to write the genuine and original content that not only serves your readers but is solid for the search engine spiders. Som...
Education - Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:36:05

40. Photo Art ~ Graffiti Fun

Photo Art can come in handy in many ways. Sometimes an average photo can use a little graffiti fun to turn it into a novelty. In this Photo Art tutorial, we are going to do just that. Spruce up an otherwise average wall in a picture (from Bo and Jen's wedding day) you might otherwise discard and...
Education - Thu, 16 Jul 2009 07:38:04

41. Biker Boots By Milwaukee | Quality Leather Biker Boots

My new Milwaukee leather biker boots, the Trooper, are the first pair of leather boots I've owned just for the sake of riding my motorcycle, that I feel like I can really trust and to tell you the truth, I have a hard time taking them off after I get them on. They're like foot candy. I've owned ...
Business & Work - Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:41:01

42. Blue Oyster Cult In Concert

The Blue Oyster Cult concert is always one to remember. From the band's arena days of the 1970's to the small venues today, the talent of the "hardest working band ever" shines like a beacon on a stormy night. From eerie songs such as Astronomy and Don't Fear The Reaper to the raucus (rock us?) ...
Entertainment & Media - Thu, 17 Sep 2009 18:38:35

43. Best of tequila on Twitter

Great writers are quite often great drinkers. I'm not a great writer nor do I claim to be a great drinker, but I am a great fan of tequila and the flash world of twitter. And as luck would have it, some great cosmic mixologist has thrown the two of them together in a shaker and poured a tall shot...
Squidoo Community - Fri, 26 Nov 2010 06:57:15

44. Photo Art ~ Easy 3D

Photo Art is often easier than the results make it appear. In this lesson we will learn how changing the depth perception of a scene can result in Easy 3D. In this Photo Art tutorial we will be using one Photoshop filter application and a selection tool to give the illusion of three dimensional ...
Education - Sun, 14 Jun 2009 13:17:30

45. Star Trek TNG: Elementary, Dear Data.

Elementary, Dear Data is the first of two episodes in the Star Trek: The Next Generation television series in which the android named Data dons the deerstalker hat, caped overcoat, and picks up the calabash pipe of Sherlock Holmes to take on deeper mysteries than that of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's ...
Entertainment & Media - Fri, 12 Jun 2009 15:56:36

46. The Golden Age Of Barnstorming

"What in tarnation is THAT?", Jonas asked as he stood in the middle of the dusty street, shielding his shaving cream covered face from the whipped up debris with one hand as his other hand clutched the apron. Pointing his razor down main street and towards the disappearing aircraft, the barber a...
Entertainment & Media - Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:52:56

47. Friends That Helped With A Bike Run

The Friends, Darryl and Shelly (yes their last name is Friend), stepped in and provided their support, in October of 2008, for a bike run that was thrown together and held in a matter of three weeks; ending with resounding success. Tim Henson was accumulating medical bills from the operative pro...
Culture & Society - Sun, 12 Jul 2009 21:52:12

48. I Swear, Therefore I am

#%&@, I don't know where to start. I guess this is about as good as any other #%&@ing place. It appears that the use of vulgarities and swear words are on the rise. Reports of children throwing swear words around as if they were sailors drunk in some &*%@ hole bar at some dirty #!! port. Cursing...
Entertainment & Media - Sat, 16 Jan 2010 15:06:58

49. Fiction Crime Star Alexander Black

My name is Alexander Black. Many of you will think of me as the protagonist in a series of fiction crime noir short stories, and that's fine by me. Yet, some of you will pray that I am a fictional character who poses no threat. Again- fine by me. For those of you who laugh and continue to live ...
Books, Poetry & Writing - Sat, 15 Oct 2011 13:19:35

50. My New Grandson Makes Me A First Time Gramps

I got an early Christmas present this year, and it is the gift for the ages as my Daughter and Son-in-law brought my new grandson into the world. On December 12, 2009 at 6:32 a.m., and checking in at 9lbs./6 ounces, 22 inches long, Cameron Joseph Isaak made me a gramps for the first time. YEE HA...
Squidoo Community - Sat, 02 Jan 2010 19:10:20

51. Motorcycles To

Motorcycle To is an introductory lens for a series about....you guessed it; motorcycle trips. The series will explore some of my favorite jaunts across the asphalt seas. Along the way we will discover hidden gems, wonderful sights and cold beer. Sit back, hold on, let the wind and the road take y...
Travel & Places - Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:39:21

52. Man On The Moon

Andy Kaufman(a.k.a Foreign Man, Latka Gravas, Tony Clifton, and many more) was not a comedian. What Andy Kaufman was, by every definition of the term, was a performing artist. His life was consumed by his art. The Man On The Moon title fits him so much as the fictional or maybe not fictional cha...
Culture & Society - Sun, 05 Apr 2009 14:30:18

53. Jet Lis Hero Is A Chick Flick

Jet Li's Hero Is A chick flick, and there's no denying that. What makes this movie a chick flick is that it involves a love story and is appealing to women. That's it in a nutshell and I don't think you can argue with any weight otherwise. Sure, the movie stars Jet Li and Maggie Cheung and is pa...
Culture & Society - Thu, 02 Jun 2011 16:09:11

54. Buddy Guy, Blues Legend

B.B. King may be the trademark of the modern Blues movement, but Buddy Guy is the visionary that led the revolution which carried the Blues to new heights. The five time Grammy winner has influenced many of the most notable Axemen over the past decades, but not without suffering neglect at the h...
Music - Mon, 11 Apr 2011 14:31:00

55. Founding Brothers

I picked up my copy of Joseph Ellis' Pulitzer Prize winning Founding Brothers over a year ago, while celebrating my fiftieth birthday. A couple of dear friends treated me to a weekend in Washington D.C. for my birthday and on the night of my birthday we ate at a really cool bookstore/restaurant i...
Arts & Design - Wed, 10 Aug 2011 23:55:29

56. Twitter ~ The Musical

In this day of instant Broadway musicals, where anything mildly popular finds it way into stage production via the adept hands and minds of the likes of Andrew Lloyd Webber, it seems inevitable that there will soon be a musical named Twitter. Two years from now, every dinner theater in America wi...
Entertainment & Media - Sun, 17 Jan 2010 11:03:35

57. Pancho Barnes

Pancho Barnes could have very well been that spoiled rich kid that no one really liked. But her rough and tumble wealthy grandfather made sure she wasn't that. No, she still grew up in an extremely wealthy household, but she had a spirit that screamed for adventurous release. In spite of everyth...
Culture & Society - Thu, 19 Mar 2009 01:57:33

58. Albert Collins, Texas Blues Deluxe

If Albert Collins didn't have a blast doing what he did, then no one ever has fun doing what they do. Just in song titles themselves, I Ain't Drunk and Too Many Dirty Dishes, the fun the Ice Man had was evident, but watch some of his recorded performances and you will understand the meaning of a ...
Music - Mon, 11 Jul 2011 23:19:24

59. Writers Block; The Walnut, The Squirrel, The Muskie And Me

Wow! Forty-three days of writer's block ended because of a Rice Krispies Treat. All the disciplines, solitude and stunts I have used in the last seven weeks and one simple everyday homemade snack is getting the ink in my veins to flow again. Amazing when I think about it. When I felt the block c...
Entertainment & Media - Mon, 11 Jul 2011 23:17:24

60. Founding Brothers ~ My Review

Well over a year after purchasing my copy of Joseph Ellis' Pulitzer Prize winning Founding Brothers, I've finally sat and read the Pulitzer Prize winning book. After a few months of looking at the stack of books I purchased while celebrating my 50th birthday in Washington D.C., I decided to move...
arts-and-design - Mon, 01 Mar 2010 00:33:58

61. Jimmy Angel

Jimmy Angel and his brother Eddie ran a flying circus in the early 1920's. Jimmy's specialty was piloting while Eddie liked to walk the wings an jump. Eddie was one of the legendary Batmen who wore a special suit made of canvas and would jump from an airplane in an attempt to "soar" like a bat, o...
Culture & Society - Mon, 16 Mar 2009 15:05:04

62. What Wood Jesus Did: Coffee Table Book For The Ages

What Wood Jesus Did just may be the most important book you try to keep on your coffee table. Chock full of beautiful photos of the handcrafted work from Jesus The Carpenter Of Nazareth, this book will have all your guests wanting to lay their hands on it. Increase your social status as your nei...
Entertainment & Media - Sun, 17 Jan 2010 18:51:06

63. Coffee Cup Blues

Coffee Cup Blues was born out of an idea thrown at me by Squidoo Lensmaster mysticmama. Bambi thought it would be a hip idea to create a collaborative music blog at Crabbysbeach and she wasn't wrong. I agreed under the condition that I get a Monday morning Blues column. We have the blog, I have ...
Music - Sat, 08 Oct 2011 17:10:49

64. Atlantic Beach N.C. Restaurants ~ Crabs Claw

If Caribbean seafood cuisine is a favorite and you're at or near Atlantic Beach North Carolina, then the Crab's Claw better be one of your destinations. I'm warning you: be prepared for a restaurant you will not want to leave! The casual beachfront atmosphere is like the Fort Knox of all dining ...
Travel & Places - Thu, 07 Apr 2011 20:06:49

65. Atlantic Beach N.C. ~ My Dream

The reasons that Atlantic Beach N.C. are special to me are as numerous as the grains of sand that line one one footprint on the beach. From the lack of one hotel after another lining the beachfront to the dunes that separate the beach from the non-assuming homes and rental condos, and from the re...
Travel & Places - Thu, 07 Apr 2011 20:05:04

66. Ormer Locklear ~ Master Wing Walker

I don't do these things because I want to run the risk of being killed. I do it to demonstrate what can be done. Somebody has got to show the way. I want to do things that people feel can't be done. I don't believe anything is impossible but perpetual motion. I am convinced that someday we will a...
Culture & Society - Fri, 30 Jul 2010 22:15:09

67. Where To Get A Bikers Leather Jacket On Squidoo

There is something about a leather biker jacket that speaks confidence. Whether it's the wearer of a bikers leather jacket or someone ogling them, a certain unwritten understanding of someone who stands apart from the rest is conveyed. From Marlon Brando to Evel Knievel, the wearer of the biker ...
Entertainment & Media - Thu, 22 Sep 2011 19:18:49

68. Pink Floyd Moon Jammin During The Moon Walk

Pink Floyd moon jammin' is yet another legend about the band, which recorded Dark Side Of The Moon, that is shrouded in a cloak of mystique and myth. In the BBC studios with scientists and producers during the opening hours of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon, Pink Floyd was the pivotal componen...
Music - Thu, 23 Jul 2009 05:46:44

69. Classy Magazine Page Effect Through Easy Photo Art

A glossy magazine page effect is an easy Photo Art effect that can be a quick and simple solution to adding a classy look to any web page header or general image. This Photoshop tutorial is going to demonstrate a nearly effortless to take a photo and give it that class that may have people "oooo...
Education - Thu, 16 Jul 2009 12:24:22

70. Make Money At Home (Really!)

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 you one thing (or a more than one for that matter...
Entertainment & Media - Sat, 10 Sep 2011 05:34:28

71. What Branding Means To Me

What exactly is branding? Well, a rancher takes a hot iron and sears the hide of every steak on hooves that he owns. Oh. I'm betting you didn't come here to read about that kind of branding did ya? You probably want to read about corporate branding or internet branding. Maybe you'd like to read s...
Business & Work - Thu, 09 Jul 2009 02:02:51

72. Riders on the Storm

Never really understood this but every time I hear song Riders on the Storm by The Doors, bikers come to my mind! Not that I connect them with killers or something like that, but this phrase bring to me association of group of bikers riding into the storm. Maybe all of this comes from the fact t...
Music - Sat, 13 Jun 2009 02:52:00

73. Clyde Pangborn

Clyde "Upside-Down" Pangborn and his co-pilot Hugh Herndon Jr. made the first non-stop transpacific in 1931, but Lindbergh's transatlantic flight, four years earlier, was still overshadowing all of aviation. Clyde developed upside-down flying and also became a star Wing Walker on the barnstormin...
Culture & Society - Thu, 19 Mar 2009 02:30:17

74. True Grit ~ Revisited

Forty one years ago, one of the most popular Westerns of all time was in the theaters. True Grit, starring John Wayne as Rooster J.Cogburn, became a legend and created a legacy for the then 61 year old star. It has been stated that the character the Duke played was written for him, even as far ba...
Entertainment & Media - Wed, 17 Aug 2011 04:16:40

75. Delta Blues, The Magic Circle

The year was 1915. The area was the Mississippi Delta. The magic happened within a 100 miles radius as some of the greatest Delta Blues musicians were born in that radius of that area, and in that year. Names like Muddy Waters, Robert Lockwood Jr., Honeyboy Edwards, Willie Dixon, Johnny Shines a...
Music - Mon, 11 Jul 2011 23:20:13

76. Leather Clad Squids

Who are the Leather Clad Squids? If you don't know by now, you will soon. We are the rockinest coaching group this side of anywhere. Part of team WiWon, Leather Clad Squids is a group dedicated to helping its members reach that coveted Giant and/or Giant 100 status. Through a group effort we wil...
Education - Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:23:22

77. Lenses Inspired By Other Lensmasters

I love all of my fellow lensmasters and the community we create. Every once in a great while I get inspiration from one of them and feel driven to create a lens in their honor. Most aren't lensographies of their work, but lenses that speak to those awesome lensmasters on some deeper level. Somet...
Squidoo Community - Thu, 02 Jun 2011 16:10:24

78. Robert Lockwood Jr.

In November of 2006, one of the last links to a great legacy passed away. Not only was Robert Lockwood Jr. one of the original Delta Blues musicians, he also had direct ties to the King of the Delta Blues, Robert Johnson. Lockwood was a national treasure that at one point recorded with musicians...
Music - Sun, 31 Jan 2010 16:52:37

79. Fall Colors In The Smoky Mountains ~ Romantic Get Away

Fall colors in the Smoky Mountains can make for a magical romantic get away that will never be forgotten. The cooling days walking hand in hand through the rustling leaves, followed by the chilly evenings in front of a fireplace or in a hot tub can spark the heat of passion that every couple live...
Travel & Places - Tue, 11 Aug 2009 13:15:42

80. Motorcycles To Portsmouth

Motorcycles To Portsmouth is the first trip in a series (as introduced in Motorcycles To) of lenses about my favorite motorcycle trips. Some of these trips can be be taken in a day from where I live, but one can also make them overnighters and have a thoroughly enjoyable ride. This is one of thos...
Travel & Places - Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:48:09

81. Magazine Theme For WordPress Tutorial

A standard two or three column theme , or will it be a magazine theme? Such are the deep queries when setting up a WordPress blog. But, setting up a magazine theme can be a daunting task, so most people shy away from them. Personally, I love the magazine themes, and the Tribune theme by web2feel...
Education - Thu, 24 Sep 2009 15:10:42

82. Highland Games Of Grandfather Mountain

Every July, a cultural gathering known as the Highland Games takes place at the base of Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina. Embedded with Scottish traditions, the games are held annually. The legendary origins of the games are said to be dated from the 11th century, and every year since the ...
Entertainment & Media - Mon, 31 Aug 2009 19:46:03

83. Photo Art ~ Elegant Luster

Photo Art can be discovered in a plain picture when a simple transformation using an overlooked tool takes place. By adding elegant luster to an otherwise plain digital photograph, an almost dreamy effect can be obtained. This Photo Art tutorial is geared at using one Photoshop filter applicatio...
Education - Thu, 16 Jul 2009 12:21:22

84. Simple Tags Plug In For WordPress

One way to strengthen your SEO marketing campaign is by using the Simple Tags plug in for Wordpress blogs. This tutorial will show you how to build search engine authority across your entire blog. Simple Tags can add great weight to your SEO strategy in four different ways. Meta keyword construc...
Education - Thu, 24 Sep 2009 16:18:21

85. Best of offbeat news on Twitter

News headlines attack us every day with the dark gloom of life: airline disasters, wars, politics, shootings, etc. Sometimes there is just too much doom and disaster to put any kind of serene spin on the day. Offbeat news stories are one way that we draw ourselves out of the darkness. These news...
Entertainment & Media - Thu, 13 Oct 2011 20:24:11

86. Flash Fiction | My Dark Side

Flash Fiction is a genre that is made up of very, very short stories or poems. Usually less than one thousand words, and usually WAY less than one thousand words. All of the elements of normal fiction are employed ; plot, character development, etc., but presented in a shotgun fashion. My favor...
Arts & Design - Wed, 21 Apr 2010 03:32:57

87. Extreme Writing Now

Do you wish you could write more? Do occasional outbursts of ink flitter away in your mind as you stare at the 13th load of laundry for the day? Do you write bad checks? If the answer to all of these, or even just one of them, is yes, then why not check out Extreme Writing Now (EWN)? EWN is a vi...
Arts & Design - Wed, 10 Aug 2011 23:58:01

88. The Hook

The Hook, written by Crime and Mystery author Donald Westlake, is a heartwarming saga detailing the events surrounding the collaboration between two struggling writers. Together, the authors work on a career saving novel, while usurping and displaying some of the most endearing human traits as th...
Books, Poetry & Writing - Wed, 17 Aug 2011 04:18:04

89. Extreme Writing Now Network

What's the quickest thirty minutes on the Internet? It has got to be the Blog Talk Radio Show, Extreme Writing Now Network, the weekly radio show that centers around the Extreme Writing Now social network for writers. Every Sunday at 6:30 p.m. EST (-5 hours GMT) the show takes to the air and bla...
Entertainment & Media - Wed, 17 Aug 2011 04:14:53

90. Vulcans Hammer by Phillip K. Dick

In the Phillip K. Dick novel published 50 years ago, Vulcan's Hammer, The United Nations has been discarded in the face of near extermination of the human race. To protect itself from its own devices, human society has opted for a complete restructuring and ordering of a world government. Unity,...
Books, Poetry & Writing - Wed, 10 Aug 2011 23:56:49

91. WordPress Blog, The Best Of Web 2.0

Blogging is a phenomenom that continues to explode in popularity and WordPress blogs are by far the most popular of blogging tools. There are reports from so called experts that blogging is dead, but they just haven't woken up to smell the fresh ink as eMarketer cites a one percent increase i...
Internet - Mon, 25 Jul 2011 02:01:22

92. R. Alex Crabtree

R. Alex Crabtree has twenty plus years of experience in supervising, managing and leadership roles in small to medium size shop environments. Working in the Dayton Ohio area has provided me with the opportunity to work in shops that are on the leading edge of machining technologies and leadership...
Culture & Society - Fri, 24 Jun 2011 20:45:12

93. Best Of TEDtalks 2009 On Twitter

This TEDtalks video showcase is a collection of what I feel are the best lectures, performances, and presentations given at the annual conference known as TEDtalks. TED (Technology, Entertainment, and Design) is now hosted by the non-profit Sapling Foundation and uses the mantra "Ideas worth spr...
squidoo-community - Mon, 22 Jun 2009 20:55:36

94. Notoriety Kills!

Notoriety Kills! Sometimes fame can be the death of a wonderful thing. The Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings, Nevada was named a state historical landmark, causing a bar room brawl, which has ultimately brought an end to an oasis. On one side of the fight is the bar's current owner, Noel Sheckells, w...
culture-and-society - Mon, 01 Jun 2009 18:14:19

95. Sir Ben Kingsley

Ben Kingsley is arguably the greatest modern male actor of our time. Sealing his legendary status with his award winning portrayal of Mohandis Gandhi in 1982, Sir Ben has continued to this day dazzling audiences and critics alike with stellar performances in roles that span a vast variety. From G...
Culture & Society - Sat, 11 Apr 2009 15:21:06

96. Roscoe Turner

Roscoe Turner , a poor farm boy who wouldn't sit still for farming. He learned at an early age that he needed to be around and involved with fast machines. So, like many of the other barnstormers at the time he enlisted in the U.S. Army to get flight training. Rejected for official training, Tur...
Culture & Society - Sat, 04 Apr 2009 11:10:19

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