Archive for January, 2010

• 48 Uses for the Poll Module

  Happy Sunday! Here’s your Weekend Workshop LOTD: The poll module, one of our greatest modules, and so underutilized. If you’re grasping for a reason to use the poll... »

  

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• Teach your friends to Squidoo, Win an iPad

  All the details are right here. The giveaway starts now. Runs through March 17 2010. May the force be with you. »

  

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• Themes and style updates on the way

  Early next week you might notice some minor display changes in lens themes and front door lens designs. The bulk of the updates will be noticeable in the headers and backgrounds... »

  

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• Hearts 4 Haiti

  It’s great when lensmasters create challenges and contests on Squidoo. It’s even cooler when programs off Squidoo use lenses to spread the word. Message of Love... »

  

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• 10 Questions With Seth Godin (the Original Squid)

  We channeled questions we hear from lensmasters every day and unleashed them on our founder. Essentially what a lot of people wonder is “I’ve made a lens. Now... »

  

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• The Complete Sherlock Holmes

  I can’t wait to see the movie Sherlock Holmes, but I admit I don’t know much about Sherlock and Watson other than a few jokes and stories I’ve heard over the... »

  

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• The end of the world as we know it?

  Doomsdayers and Hollywood alike love to talk about the world ending. But what are the facts about predictions of world disaster? Lensmaster and History Channel buff Teddi14 shares... »

  

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• Wake Up and Smell the Ciabata Bread

  One of the most simple and delicious things in life is a slab of warm bread with butter or jelly. But who has time to mix, kneed, rise, kneed some more, and bake? Definitely not... »

  

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• Planting Chile Peppers

  If your only experience with ghost chili is the six-hour crop on Farmville, you’re in for a red hot treat today. Lensmaster ottoblotto‘s lens Chile Peppers –... »

  

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• Back to Bible

  For many, Sunday brings a reminder of how awful we were during the past week, or the dread of sitting in church, or the guilt of not having done our Sunday School homework. The... »

  

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