Showing posts with label squidoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label squidoo. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

StewdioX on Squidoo!




StewdioX.com takes its place on Squidoo!

Take a click and surf on over.

Cheap Date on USS Cod!

Wednesday, March 7, 2007

Latest Voting Poll Results

As of 7 March 2007, the following standings have been calculated:

1. Sturgeon Class (SSN 637) - 35%
2. Los Angeles Class (SSN 688) - 29%
3. Narwahl Class (SSN 671) - 14%
4. Seawolf Class (SSN 721) - 8%
Tie for 5th:
5. Virginia Class (SSN 774) – 7%
5. James Madison (SSBN 627) Class – 7%
Due to the high rate of responses for this voting poll, we have chosen to maintain this poll throughout the year and provide updated totals each month.
Also, we have been getting some requests for a listing of the warrior submarines prior to those in our list. We look forward to bringing those to our visitors in a new list.
Thanks for checking us out!

Monday, February 19, 2007

Periscope View of Submarine Diving


Posted on YouTube.com by USS WYOMING (SSBN 742) Gold Crew Ship's Photographer/Videographer. Hats off to him and the Skipper for sharing it with the rest of the world. Submarine Pride Runs Deep!

Saturday, January 27, 2007

Current Voting Poll Standings

As of 27 January 2007, the following standings have been calculated:

1. Sturgeon Class (SSN 637) - 42%
2. Los Angeles Class (SSN 688) - 29%
3. Seawolf Class (SSN 721) - 16%
4. Narwahl Class (SSN 671) - 15%

Due to the high rate of responses for this voting poll, we have chosen to continue to tabulate votes through the month of February. In the month of February a new "Modern Day Warrior" design will be showcased. The leading voted Modern Warrior Submarine Class will be the first class offered on the site. So, continue to vote either through the StewdioX.com main page icon or here in the blog. Both are tabulated together. More to follow...

Friday, January 12, 2007

Vote for Best of the Modern Day Submarine Class!


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Thursday, January 11, 2007

1956 NEWS REEL ATOMIC SUBMARINE & FIRST AMERICAN SATELITE LAUNCH 5 min

The largest collection of TV SHOWS,FILMS, CARTOONS, NEWSREELS,FILM SHORT SUBJECTS, SILENT & SOUND FILMS, HOME MOVIES, INDUSTRIALS and especially TV COMMERCIALS from the 1950’s/60’s can be found on DVD or on GOOGLE VIDEO DOWNLOADS at www.tvdays.com. Aging Baby-Boomer Ira H. Gallen has spent over 30 years collecting and restoring this collection from 16mm & 35mm Celluloid Film, and Kinescopes to Video tape, with the help of Museum of Television and Radio in New York. Now he’s trying to save his VIDEO ARCHIVES from decomposing by transferring to new digital formats by offering his life’s work so far on DVD or GOOGLE VIDEO DOWNLOADS. [www.mtr.org]

Tuesday, January 2, 2007

StewdioX Postcards & Greeting Cards

Looking for some special postcards and greeting cards that show off your submarine flare? Well, we were too. So, we decided to create some of our own. From special cards to mail from a far when you pull into port to sharing your heart before you deploy, these cards say it all. Even if the days at sea are long behind you, these cards can still make a statement that reminds all that you care and are a submarine veteran, submarine enthusiast, or just love submarines! Check them out at StewdioX™ in the C-X-O Desk section. Like all StewdioX™ Products, if you have a suggestion or comment, let us know. Email us at Xshop@stewdiox.com.

Friday, December 29, 2006

U.S. Navy Submarine Video

Some of the best submarine video footage. The submarine war on terrorism.

StewdioX Submarine Mugs




Tested at depths too low to mention, these mugs might have well been designed by Savey Jones himself. Whether you are just storing your coffee in the toughest looking mug you can find, piping off your cultural background, or showing your support for your favorite submariner, these are mugs to get the job done! Check them out at StewdioX's "Emergency Joe" Mugs!

Submarine Warfare

For those not familiar with US Navy Submarine Force of WWII, this documentary is an excellent introduction. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the submarines of the Pacific fleet eventually would destroy Japan's merchant fleet and cripple their Navy. Comprising only 2% of the US Navy Fleet, submarines were responsible for sinking over 55% of all Japanese tonnage sunk during WWII.

Welcome to Cranial Overflow!


Well, here we are! When the head just won't hold all the ideas and thoughts that can be conjured up from the StewdioX world of imagination, we like to call it Cranial Overflow! As we staple our signs on the information superhighway (how's that for an old term?), we'll settle for this informational bone as to what the ground rules are: no profanity, no indescent language, and no offensive banter. Also, even though we don't want to limit ourselves, this is also the support leg for StewdioX. So, as new products come out, they will be featured here. As new information comes out related to themes related to StewdioX (submarines, etc.), it can be shared here! By all means, if there is something you like, let us know. Equally important, if there is something you don't like, share it with us as well. We reserve the right to moderate posts, but rest assured that all messages are heard.

So, let the games begin! More to come! Stew