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• - Sharing black and white pictures of everyday life as well as information on technology.
  
• - It's everything and yet nothing.
  
• - Jeff Jarvis' blog about international news and his personal life.
  
• - Broad comedy in a variety of media. Some reoccuring topics include workplace violence, alchoholism, references to human genitailia, and combinations of all of the above.
  
• - Topics featured are Macintosh, current events, and other issues in technology.
  
• - Benjamin Kelly's blog with comments about music, technology and the humanities.
  
• - The thoughts and musings of a college student majoring in computer science and life.
  
• - Ramblings on anything and everything.
  
• - Peering into the dark shadows of today's current events, national and international. Politics, economics, philosophy, news - all is fair game.
  
• - William Slawski exploring the rational, on a journey of memory, self-discovery and what will come.
  
• - Eclectic mix of consciousness, psychedelics, news, software, memes, and media
  
• - Forties male searching for the good life. Discussing world affairs, weird links, reviews, family life, and travel.
  
• - Video games, soccer, and ramblings.
  
• - Writings on current events and the author's life as well as serial novels.
  
• - Opinions about theme park-related news.
  
• - A collection of random thoughts, rants, observations, and the odd witticisms thrown in for good measure.
  
• - Journal of Shirley Kaiser, web designer, mother and professional musician.
  
• - An appellate and intellectual property lawyer discusses law and life.
  
• - Combine artistic French blood, a no-nonsense Texas upbringing, Christian morals, and a love for computers, and you have one crazy blogger.
  
• - The on going saga of a programmer who doesn't live in Boston, nor does he even like Boston, but yet named his weblog/ journal "The Boston Diaries." Go figure.
  
• - French boy living in Oregon shares thoughts and photographs.
  
• - Ron Bieber's personal opinions on music, software development, books, and news.
  
• - Life and reflections, links to good things (and some bad), what they had for breakfast, and how to save the world. Made in Australia (mostly), but contains little or no Vegemite.
  
• - A New Zealand librarian's miscellaneous rantings.
  
• - Terry, a 47 year old genealogist, wife, mother, hiker, photographer, web builder and volunteer gives her opinion on everything.
  
• - Posting about personal life and world news.
  
• - News and opinion about new technology, computers, science, and online privacy and security, written by PC World editor Andrew Brandt.
  
• - Weblog of a 24 year old living in the heart of the Australian Olympic city.
  
• - Scratching on his turntables and it feels so good. Remixing reality.
  
• - Topics include chess, Linux, and palm pilots.
  
• - The brutally honest thoughts, opinions, and solutions of a native New Yorker.
  
• - This weblog covers cyberethics, crypto, community, freedom, privacy, property, philosophy, online education, copyright, Iran, current topics and silly fun stuff.
  
• - Weblog on computer news, science, archaeology, and some Zen from an archaeologist who also happens to be an ordained Zen Buddhist priest.
  
• - Life as an energy trader in Singapore. Adventurous travel in Asia, documented with photography and essays. Discussion of web publishing and blog technology.
  
• - Joshua blogs about news, computers, politics, and economics.
  
• - Conservative person in Cleveland comments on politics, war, the military, bioethics, pop culture, and Christianity.
  
• - Good things in music, movies, TV shows, and books.
  
• - Billy writes an entertainment and community weblog that includes poetry, short stories, articles, commentary, photography, and reviews of obscure albums by unknown bands.
  
• - Web journal by Gabriel Seah with assorted eccentric stuff and observations on life.
  
• - Jay Kerr's DVD reviews, recipes, and photographs.
  
• - Examining and linking to items of interest to a fairly cynical web developer who happens to own a dog named Moose.
  
• - Finding their sense of style. Poetry in the everyday and the inanities of college life.
  
• - Posting for a truly egalitarian meritocracy, where information is the newest religion.
  
• - Personal humor, comments and links to funny sites of note.
  
• - A little bit of heaven and a whole lot of hell.
  
• - The increasingly senile and drug-raddled ravings of geriatric Irish punk.
  
• - Writing about life in college and outside it, too.
  
• - Current events with a side of news, some opinion for a drink and humor for dessert.
  
• - A wry look at what's happening both in the world at large and in the darker corners of London's gay bars.
  
• - Twisted, emotional ramblings of a self-described pseudo-intellectual jackass.
  
• - Thoughts on the world, current events, society, and the media.
  
• - Subversive thoughts and photographs.
  
• - On geekiness. Sharing tales of high school and her obsession with Harry Potter.
  
• - Ryan Kelley writes about movies, music, books, video games, gadgets, and anything else a geek might like.
  
• - A glimpse into his sadistic little world.
  
• - A Yankee transplanted to Alabama.
  
• - Personal blog of a psychology student. Her babbles, thoughts, and college life.
  
• - Non-revolutionary posts by Sharif Ewees.
  
• - Pictures and news.
  
• - Blind librarian talks.
  
• - Proof that Brian Scott Barnett and family exist. Political satire and baby pictures.
  
• - Personal views on topics related to computers, information retrieval, library science, and gaming.
  
• - Writtings, rants, poetry and advice spewed by T. J. Brumfield, aka Enderandrew.
  
• - Tim Ireland discussing search engine optimization and viral marketing.
  
• - Random thoughts and rants against the man.
  
• - One man's life, rendered digitally.
  
• - It's boiled. It's pudding. It's everything and nothing all at once.
  
• - An overweight, enterprise infosec admin creates a personal blog about his weightloss and security issues.
  
• - The blog of the girl known as Alhena.
  
• - Contains floating bits of random information and thoughts. Please be careful, though, not to disturb the neurons. They can get real touchy at times. Mental scarring may ensue.
  
• - Striving to find a way to punch people in the face by using the internet.
  
• - All about baseball, books, current events, politics, and music.
  
• - A place for personal junk: random thoughts, pet web projects, and weird stuff found online.
  
• - Here's a few snippets from Barb's mind, which really should be more occupied than it is.
  
• - Freelance writer Brian Sack's website of original wit.
  
• - Adventures of a big white guy living in Hong Kong.
  
• - Super negro of the blogosphere shares observations on life, reviews of art, and excerpts of selected poems and stories.
  
• - On a weird quest to be sort of famous - like an indie movie star that only the hip people like to chat about over lattes.
  
• - Tales of a woman in New York City.
  
• - A twentysomething misanthrope writing about the fripperies he uses to paper over the gaping cracks in his soul.
  
• - A brief history of time: from the Big Bang to the Bangles.
  
• - Booksellers, literature, rare books, libraries, news and resources on the changing book world.
  
• - Come one, come all - see the thirty-something liberal mother of three rant from her keyboard.
  
• - Woman losing her eyesight talks about life and wedding plans. As her sight wanes, her insight waxes.
  
• - Software engineer in California writes about computers and learning to fly.
  
• - Mark Phillip's thoughts interleaved, counterposed or otherwise muddled-up
  
• - Technology driven news and information weblog includes discussions on education, media, and marketing representing the needs of the online community.
  
• - Because everything looks better with bourbon.
  
• - Dispatches from the gridlock capital of the world.
  
• - Weblog of political and environmental news and commentary.
  
• - Articles, links, blogs in an ezine.
  
• - Self deprecation done right. Posts about news and his life.
  
• - The random musings of a geek-girl living in Galway, Ireland, but observing the world through the window of the web.
  
• - To make a short story long.
  
• - Personal weblog, discusses authoring for the internet as well as the occasional personal post.
  
• - Reject your reality and substituting their own.
  
• - Personal writing, forum, pictures, link exchanges and design tips.
  
• - Containing some personal information, resume, software and movie reviews, and other articles.
  
• - Weblog of Barry Price, an English/Irish writer, programmer, musician, and traveller.
  
• - Posting about the web and computers.
  
• - Blog of Mirabai Knight, opera-loving bulldyke.
  
• - Graduate student in Seattle writes about his thoughts.
  
• - Sporadic source for cultural and technical tidbits. Features the musings and findings of a web professional who enjoys movies, music, technology, and humor.
  
• - A place to learn about the secrets of butthash and muscleman.
  
• - Photoblog of Brian and Karla Sweat.
  
• - Run by Lindsay Marshall. Each post contains one or more links with short comments with some.
  
• - Blog and website of a Christian graphic designer from the Philippines.
  
• - Personal writings of a webmaster and sailing enthusiast.
  
• - The random and occassionally entertaining musings of a soon-to-be middle-aged geek.
  
• - Woman lets the entire world know what she has to say.
  
• - A blog on national, cultural, and family politics plus whatever else comes to mind.
  
• - An open channel with Greenpeace folks.
  
• - Indie rock. Indie pop. Music.
  
• - News of the day (with commentary) photographs taken and life in general.
  
• - Lynne Douglass's online journal.
  
• - Journal of a bisexual, polyamorous mom in the midst of a total overhaul of her life.
  
• - The personal and professional web blog for Jason Estes. Contains political commentary, web design and development technologies, and unique perspectives on life.
  
• - Writings of a teenager in Singapore.
  
• - Susan Ostroske's personal weblog, photographs, audio posts, and sketches.
  
• - Musings from a library goddess extraordinaire.
  
• - London based, New Zealand-born weblogger Fraser Lewry rattles on at length about kittens, Japanese animation and life as an extremely minor web celebrity.
  
• - Sane commentary on a psychotic world. Also, a cool movie of a dancing dog.
  
• - Because people can read and he is immature, so he has a website.
  
• - Commentator on world events and popular culture.
  
• - Life of a library employee living in Philadelphia.
  
• - A cultural warehouse, a pretentious bore, a song from the heart, a journalistic hack, a beautiful mistake, a weblog.
  
• - Production diary of a science fantasy novelist.
  
• - Personal blog of Bryan Warman.
  
• - A scrapbook of the web experience.
  
• - Place where posters post.
  
• - Pat St. Jean discusses harleys, HAM radios, astronomy, and other topics.
  
• - Ain't nothing better than the satisfaction.
  
• - Journal of author, cover designer, and lecturer.
  
• - Geek-ish weblog by a highschool student.
  
• - The writings of a mother with seven children living in a big old house that is perpetually under renovations.
  
• - Writes on politics, culture, entertainment, and the news of the day.
  
• - The weblog of a teenage boy sharing his life and views on computers and the internet.
  
• - Discussing a variety of topics, with an emphasis on politics, current events, and healthcare.
  
• - Man in New Jersey shares poetry, philosophy, thoughts, and ideas about life.
  
• - A semi-daily journal that is fair, balanced, and a proud member of the reality-based community.
  
• - Life of a folk artist in Nova Scotia.
  
• - The weblog of a programmer. Watch him suffer the slings and arrows... eh, nevermind.
  
• - Random thoughts about things everyone wonders about, yet never bring up in open conversation.
  
• - Blog by a high school student in southern Ontario.
  
• - A blog of the usual stuff with the usual unique spin.
  
• - Random elements tied together with an elephant whisker. An elegant display of absurdist whimsy.
  
• - A personal blog from a macromedia employee dedicated to flash and flash on devices.
  
• - This and that, here and there.
  
• - Discussing computers, music, movies, games, and women.
  
• - Confessing all her negative qualities to people she hardly knows.
  
• - Detailed observations and tips on everyday life, including occasional pictures, but no cat photos.
  
• - Keri's blog.
  
• - Stefan writes nonsense mostly.
  
• - Mike Bowler, a Christian teenager, blogs about everything concerning life, love, God, and lots more.
  
• - Thoughts on current events.
  
• - Live and on the web. Home of the Capstone Content Management System.
  
• - This space unintentionally left blank. The universe doesn't make mistakes.
  
• - Reviewing internet-related books.
  
• - Microsoft employee, student and OSS/ Closed Source dualist on technology, software, hacks, society, future, knowledge and information management.
  
• - Unabashed observations about music, politics, and film.
  
• - Life of an Asian woman in Seattle.
  
• - A curious girl blogging to share and enjoy.
  
• - Providing a strange combination of humour, cynicism, and moxy, with a healthy dash of gosh-darn it mentality and romantic idealism. Stir. Pour.
  
• - Personal site and blog of John Athayde, a web designer and DC blogger.
  
• - Stuart Mudie's online journal.
  
• - Notes on, by, and for the creativeTechnician, faithfulHeretic, artificialNature, futureHistory, & humanAnimal.
  
• - Sometimes the best gifts come in odd shaped packages, hopefully it's not a bomb.
  
• - Random thoughts from a soon-to-be librarian.
  
• - College student shares her weblog, webcam, pictures, and artwork.
  
• - Personal diary of a software developer and occasional website dabbler. Other topics mentioned from time to time include science fiction, biography, and contract bridge.
  
• - A Canadian perspective, sunny side up.
  
• - Yeri's posts about life, comic books, and libraries.
  
• - Big men often tremble as they step aside.
  
• - The quasi-educational blog/photo/commentary one stop for all things Chris Cimicata.
  
• - Porn, politics and punditry.
  
• - The tired rants of a former design god.
  
• - John and Tonya Beeler discuss music, art, and life.
  
• - Psychological approach to blog culture and weblog phenomena.
  
• - Blog of a crafty librarian.
  
• - The trials, tribulations and random musings of a librarian wannabe on her way back to school at an age she should be planning her retirement instead.
  
• - Technical blog of a British bloke, covering everything from Linux, freebsd, mysql, perl, php and web development to life in general.
  
• - Ongoing roadtrip journal.
  
• - Father and minister shares his thoughts on news and entertainment.
  
• - Justin Koh, a teenager in Singpore, shares thoughts on technology as well as his pixel art.
  
• - Weblog with a touch of sociological commenting and cyberculture. A daily dose of technostuff, pessimism, and webdesign as well as rants, annoyances, and mundane things.
  
• - Married Canadian mother who lived for a time in the south. She's unapologeticly obsessed with Japanese culture as well as bilingual, loyal, emotional, and child like.
  
• - An eclectic blend of news on the counterculture, technology, politics, science and art.
  
• - Eater of free time and outlet of experiences, thoughts, and anecdotes.
  
• - Analysis on corporate strategy, economics, some occasional neuroscience, and anything else interesting.
  
• - A quiet and uninteresting life.
  
• - A weblog about life in downtown Manhattan.
  
• - Main topics are computers, technology, biology, and other scientific and engineering topics.
  
• - Ed de Quincey's blog. He lives in the UK and works on a PhD in Computer Science.
  
• - Sebastian Nebel's weblog: Just some wird guy's meanigless thoughts.
  
• - Combined online journal/ weblog for a teenage bird lover containing daily ramblings and site updates.
  
• - Blog by Mikal Belicove.
  
• - It's like shooting fish in a blender full of weblogs.
  
• - Andy McCulloch's weblog about design, music, and anything else he finds interesting.
  
• - Sharing news, links, and experiences.
  
• - Wandering mind, links and rants that might amuse, enchant, offend, or enlighten.
  
• - Twent-something married woman in Richmond, California who works as a graphic designer.
  
• - Rants and raves about television, sports, technology, and everything in between.
  
• - Postings of a new mother.
  
• - Cynical blog of music and book reviews, news, and experiences.
  
• - A personal website intended for a deeper understanding of the webmistress.
  
• - Barb's blog.
  
• - Andy Rowe, a contemporary bunkshooter.
  
• - The life, links and thoughts of a mother in New Jersey.
  
• - Writing about technology, politics, and other fun stuff.
  
• - Writing to tickle the bizarre part of the brain.
  
• - The fat free cure for the common blog.
  
• - Day to day life experiences of a software developer, astrologer, and businessman.
  
• - Joshua Taj Bozeman from Indiana blogs about news, Christianity and current events.
  
• - Bill wanders the real and online worlds and posts thoughts and links, as well as the occasional photo and trip journal.
  
• - A family blog, consisting of topics such as TCS, education, teacher, books, movies, games, random family events, pictures, and Christianity.
  
• - Sharing her love of learning and books.
  
• - The online home for Shannon Okey, a Boston-based writer/ entrepreneur.
  
• - Personal meanderings of a northeast Ohio coffee roaster working for a technology company.
  
• - A post-postmodern blog for the spiritually mobile. Culture, photographs, and life’s nagging questions.
  
• - Ecclectic mix of views and offbeat news as well as a personal web journal of a man conveying his life and loves.
  
• - Enthusiasms, curmudgeonry, ideas, semi-civilized yawps, afflations, anti-poetry, semi-fictions and rhetorical rambles intermittently instructive to young and old.
  
• - Noted UCLA professor Doug Kellner breaks down the news with a leftist bent.
  
• - Jenifer Hanen's weblog on all things image, text, art, writing, and life.
  
• - A pop-culture, entertainment, and current events weblog heavy on the humor and satire.
  
• - Memes, humor and commentary. Strong language and potentially offensive images.
  
• - Thoughts on current events and entertainment from John Sarvay.
  
• - Collection of Belgium-based loons treading through life with a critical, yet humoristic, tongue-in-cheek approach.
  
• - Sharing health news.
  
• - The blog for George Thomas, a member of the human race with variegated interests in myriad areas most bizarre. He chiefly indulges in trivial pursuits.
  
• - About information architecture and anything else that comes along.
  
• - A weblog by a dude from Maryland.
  
• - Deek Deekster writes the every day story of politics and news.
  
• - Kjetil Helle writes about computers and family life in Oslo, Norway.
  
• - Personal site for Terry Eaton, a web designer in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
  
• - High school students posts about his life and reviews music.
  
• - A description of the life and friendships of a young doctor in the United Kingdom.
  
• - Team Brendo is here with the news, movies, music, and whatnot, and also entertain and challenge. Also has a web board for feedback.
  
• - Thoughtful, personal site for those interested in the culinary arts, baking, yoga, and the daily experience of living the good life in Brooklyn.
  
• - The personal weblog of Scott McNulty, a techie with an English degree.
  
• - Life as it happens in Scotland.
  
• - Rick E. Bruner's personal weblog about New York City, culture, politics, media, humor, and commentary.
  
• - Jonathan Praxus posts reflections and investigations into the workings of the world.
  
• - Some words and pictures which relate in varying degrees to Richard Boakes.
  
• - Pictures and postings by the Methodist minister's son who stopped going to church years ago; the erstwhile English major who never reads; the one-time law student whose favorite Judas Priest song is "Breaking the Law."
  
• - Weblog by Ian Stewart on language, Oriental carpets, other web sites, and personal obsessions.
  
• - Life and times of an arrogant sod of a net-geek fascinated by film, television, pop culture, music, comedy, and the oy vey of relationships and life in Cardiff, Wales.
  
• - Political posting from a liberal.
  
• - The personal thoughts of a haunted woman.
  
• - Blog and personal thoughts of a yummy, spooky goth angel.
  
• - Commentary and reportage on issues and events on the Texas Gulf Coast, especially the Brazosport area, near Houston.
  
• - The technology and information society.
  
• - Ramblings of a thirty-something woman.
  
• - Personal blog of Ben Hammersley, journalist, explorer and general bad man. For love and expenses.
  
• - Posts about the internet, technology, and media.
  
• - This is what he does for fun.
  
• - Last in line for the Nobel Peace Prize. First in line for pie.
  
• - His site, his thoughts, and what ever else he feels like. Step on in and have a look around. Kick a few tires, but watch out for some of the local residents though, some of those bastards bite.
  
• - A pessimist is the word optimists use to put down people who can actually see life for what is.
  
• - Blog pub, established 2003.
  
• - Marc Bever writes about cars, racing, and music.
  
• - Sharing poetry along with an occasional recipe or photograph.
  
• - Collection of random thoughts and links to some amusing content on the internet.
  
• - Dreistul's random musings and all kinds of important must-know information that is completely useless to everyone who doesn't know everything there is to know about him anyway.
  
• - Forays into the higher symbology of everyday life.
  
• - Personal blog about the borderland between any two opposing sides, with opinions on strange technology and interesting people.
  
• - Weblog of slightly mad 20-something sharing his thoughts, drawings, and poetry.
  
• - The musings of a single 20-something gal in the big apple.
  
• - The frequent musings of Beth McCabe Ballingall.
  
• - Writing about technology, wrestling, art, design, user interface, and God.
  
• - Journal from a librarian-in-training on life in New York City.
  
• - Observational anecdotes from the day to day life of artist Gregor Wright.
  
• - Thoughts, links and rants about current politics and events, from Copenhagen, Denmark.
  
• - Weblog and occasional commentary in re: life, the universe and everything. Pop culture, tech for the clueless, and reflections of a midwestern gay boy.
  
• - Site with odd/ bizarre pictures, commentaries on life; a portal site that also links to many other humorous/ useless pages on the web.
  
• - A critical analysis of current events and issues.
  
• - Thoughts and news from a man in England.
  
• - 30-something New York City writer ruminates randomly.
  
• - Thoughts and news of a person with many interests.
  
• - Documenting a couple's lives in New York City and Hawaii. Sharing photographs, writings, and news.
  
• - Photo gallery and discussion of several trips to Japan.
  
• - Links and thoughts from around the web, updated throughout the day.
  
• - College students posts on her life and current events.
  
• - The life of Steve, a musician, artist and writer.
  
• - Occasional photos, notes, and anecdotes from Seattle.
  
• - Knitting experiences and links to sites of interest.
  
• - A semi-regularly updated blog for links, opinions, and ideas about fat acceptance.
  
• - Archive, 101 facts about her, wish list, and links.
  
• - Weblog focuses on crime, sex, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
  
• - Links to random stuff, news, and personal views.
  
  

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