Archive for May, 2010

• Quinoa, the Wonder Grain

  Every super-food has had its emerging day in the sun and this season it’s quinoa. Everyone from the local nutritionist to Dr. Oz is pushing quinoa as something we should... »

  

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• Have a Hot Yard Sale

  I love a good garage sale. You never know what you will find! But being on the selling side can be a drag. How do I collect all this stuff? How do I organize and mark it? And how... »

  

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• Frappie Birthday to You

  I’m not at all one for surprises but this is one I believe I could embrace. Coffee lovers everywhere will get a kick out of this lens on how to design a Starbucks Birthday... »

  

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• The Best of Kids’ Poetry

  “There once was a writer who was blue, because they didn’t know what to do. They had stuff to say, and loved to play all day, so they became a lensmaster at... »

  

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• It’s a Strawberry Shortcake Party!

  Happy Monday! Today’s LOTD pick comes from Janet21 at the Kid’s Birthday Party Club: “It was very difficult to select just one lens from the Kid’s Birthday... »

  

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• Argo, your Trusty Warrior Steed!

  The Horse Review is a new SquidClub hosted by lensmaster HorseAndPony, aka Michelle, and she’s selected today’s LOTD pick for you. As Michelle puts it, “The... »

  

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• Updated Squidoo social toolbar on lenses

  Later today we’ll be releasing a few updates to the title bar and social toolbar at the top of all lenses. You’ll notice that the social tools are better organized for... »

  

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• Rethinking Dissection

  Like most biology students, I’ve never had the experience of slicing into a frog or fetal pig to better learn anatomy. While it seems like it would be a useful learning... »

  

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• Charities! We need to chat…

  Charities and Champions, join your Community & Charity Organizer Kimberly on Tuesday, May 18th, for a lensmaking chat. We’ll get started at 3pm EST. Bring your... »

  

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• What happens when a child goes missing?

  Yesterday’s lens was about giving homes to orphans in the early 1900′s, and today’s seems like an appropriate topic to follow. What We Learned When My Sister... »

  

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