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• - Lizzy is nineteen, a virgo, agnostic, 5'6", loves reading Harry Potter and anything by Tamora Pierce.
  
• - Links to research data, and current data pages on the subject of "Palaces For The People", solar PV breeders, and/ or ecological synergy.
  
• - One girl and one boy. No specific topic.
  
• - The global misadventures of Tristan Watkins.
  
• - Insights of an Executive Shadow Coach.
  
• - An environmental engineer in Arizona.
  
• - Likes go go beats and twisting and doing the freddy to boss sounds.
  
• - Roz Daniel's spot on the Web. The aim of this site is to open a small door (without giving too much away). Hopefully passing on some small measure of encouragement, love, knowledge, frivolity, or indeed, nonsense, depending, of course, on your viewpoint.
  
• - Weblog provides private investigator related news articles. Includes random thoughts of a licensed private investigator.
  
• - Personal view of the world pieced together from travels and life experiences. Photos and forums.
  
• - A personal weblog of an extremely well written, funny, sane and delightful person.
  
• - A rodent's perspective on the issues of the day.
  
• - Craig Cheslog's thoughts about politics, public policy, culture, sports, and other interesting stuff.
  
• - A self absorbed satiation of my desire for attention and to scream out loud my true soul.
  
• - Personal blog of a photographer, architect and amateur web developer.
  
• - Personal weblog.
  
• - The life and times of Colin Wong and family.
  
• - Game and music reviews, personalized weblog and camportal.
  
• - Diary of a 14 year old's life with always something going on.
  
• - Ben Dummett, also known as 'Quanta'. Details the musing's, links and other unsystematic thoughts of said author.
  
• - The finest punditry produced on a patio anywhere.
  
• - Gay weblog featuring cartoons, cheese and razzamatazz.
  
• - Weblog of Jason Pettis.
  
• - An online column discussing whatever is on its author's mind with each passing day.
  
• - Finnish weblog about technology, science and personal life.
  
• - Tampa Bay Devil Rays, pet birds, and the beaches of the Gulf Coast of Florida as well as links.
  
• - Guy stuff, girl stuff, fun stuff, weird stuff.
  
• - Commentary slightly more interesting than lint.
  
• - Journey with the Pop Bottle Gods. Part running log and part spiritual journey.
  
• - Jaz Deviant's online journal. Blog of a web designer and pixel artist.
  
• - Building a thoughtful planet, one snide comment at a time. On humour, the mind, and the power of thought.
  
• - A bit about me and a lot about business.
  
• - News, gossip and other self promotional nonsense.
  
• - The very best of college through the eyes of a conservative student. Dan's super weblog.
  
• - Interesting finds from the web, sports and humor chat from Manhattan's Upper West Side.
  
• - The Presurfer is a weblog with daily links to the most unusual, weird, funny and entertaining sites on the internet.
  
• - Occasional bits of wisdom from Robert D. Klingler.
  
• - The journal contains snippets from Peter Ericson's personal life and Web site news.
  
• - Blog in which the author comments on political issues and provides his personal interpretation and opinion.
  
• - A powerful site of vast import, about hate and booze and sex and money. Your semidaily dose of vitriol.
  
• - Life of a Minnesotan teenage female.
  
• - An online journal of life in mid-Michigan. Stories of parenting, work, Rainbow Family, siberian huskies.
  
• - Links, thoughts, and essays from Peter Merholz, about things like interface design, movies, and single-malt scotch.
  
• - PhD student's ramblings on trust and reputation, recommender systems, social software and his own schoolwork.
  
• - Orange County born, Berkeley educated libertarian weblog on politics and society.
  
• - Drinking illegally since 1999. Satire, parody and fiction for men.
  
• - Home of finger-biting pufferfish. General links and commentary. Lots of commentary.
  
• - Thoughts and ponderings of an American living in the UK. Day-to-day life with British husband-to-be, advice and thoughts for other couples who met online. Also, blinkies and graphics offered.
  
• - A mostly photographic weblog by Stephen Hui, a journalist from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
  
• - These pages are for all those who wield the magick of cyberspace. Those who use technology not only as a tool but as a focus for powers conceptually challenged humans cannot comprehend.
  
• - A mix of novel and blog. An experiment in writing (merging standard narrative and weblogs).
  
• - London based weblog combining personal writing with commentary and links of a futurist, politicised and millennial nature.
  
• - Devoted to finding beautiful things, no matter what branch of inquiry they come from. Science, technology, art, music, literature, and even magic.
  
• - A daily weblog of plans for building a pole pavillion in a tree-lined depression, plus general musings on adventure, the past, and the net.
  
• - Paranoid ramblings and crazed links.
  
• - Web designer, raconteur, and International Man of Intrigue. Personal commentary on Web design, books, music.
  
• - The personal weblog of Stefan Koopmanschap with everything from personal views to Internet weirdness. [Bilingual Dutch-English]
  
• - Confessions and digressions of a creative mind.
  
• - Little by little, the pieces have been picked up. It will never be the same. Some pieces are lost forever.
  
• - Information architect Jennifer Hatfield's weblog featuring photography and perspectives from New York to San Francisco.
  
• - A rock n' roll version of SATC complete with music reviews, observations on life and who knows what else will wander into the blog.
  
• - This blog talks about politics, current events, pop culture, travel, food and other random thoughts. Don't let a catalogue dictate your sense of self, be your own self. Furnish your mind with more than cookie cutter ideas.
  
• - At middle middle age, I am poised, waiting for my library life to end and my bedpan n' diuretics one to begin. Yarnings of an Orcadian lass.
  
• - Somewhat humorous musings, stories, reviews, and navel gazing, with an occasional bitch, moan, or rant thrown in.
  
• - Thoughts and musings of life as seen through the eyes of a modern-day wizard.
  
• - The site provides a forum for Toronto's Riverdale residents. It carries the latest news about Withrow Park, the dog poisonings that took place there, and what will happen when the fence comes down. It is a forum for comments and opinions.
  
• - Commentary, opinions and thoughts on the web, e-business and marketing with links.
  
• - This is the weblog of Plank902 AKA Richard Crowther. It has new links to funny and weird stuff added daily.
  
• - A satirical look inside the life of an online Princess. Not affiliated with the trenchcoat mafia.
  
• - An almost-daily weblog, where the topics change as often as the editor's mind.
  
• - News on computer technology, Linux and the Internet.
  
• - An online journal of activities and thoughts. An online log of work and life.
  
• - An index of websites that should never be indexed. Some adult content.
  
• - Documenting Aaron's life, the sweetheart and the boy. But mostly Aaron.
  
• - Petru Paler's weblog.
  
• - He's in college when he don't have to be, obsessively fiddling with HTML and its 12am in the early morning. Does that provide any insights into his character? From Ireland.
  
• - This is more-or-less an online journal, since I'm too lazy too write in one offline all the time, and since I dedicate more time than anyone should know at the computer.
  
• - Weblog covering news and ideas for liberation through technology.
  
• - A college student facing the common troubles that face... well... college students.
  
• - Weilding the magick of cyberspace.
  
• - Come see the mood swings.
  
• - Discussing about web technologies, ideas, integration and content management systems.
  
• - Paul Kelcey, Java 2 (J2EE) Senior SE, Team Leader, Architect. Degree educated with seven years industry experience. Interests include JiuJitsu, Muay Thai and movies.
  
• - I'm Pedro, manager of the bar. I'll tell you stories about all the scumbags that come in here. If you want filth, I got it.
  
• - Blog-driven feminist webzine devoted to pop culture, news and politics.
  
• - French RPG player and writer. Freelance work in the role-playing game art and industry.
  
• - A weblog of the daily happenings in the life of Pedro Alcocer, linguistics student.
  
• - A personal weblog that comments on current events, focusing on adding a religious, philosophical or spiritual angle.
  
• - A blog titled Many a false step is made by standing still. It is the daily thoughts, musings, and occasional poetry by Lynn Peterson, a writer living in Madison, WI.
  
• - A personal blog.
  
• - Takes its name from a stage direction by William Shakespeare. Follow what happens off stage.
  
• - Lisa's digital daisies and daily glitter.
  
• - This is Sara and Carolyns site of funnyness. Consisting of revelations, funny typos, and comedic genius, taken from AIM conversations.
  
• - Words, photos and opinions.
  
• - Diary of the daily life of Phil Hough.
  
• - Dear bloggary.
  
• - A humorous outlook on a new divorced twenty-something. Originally started as a dream log project.
  
• - Something corporate. Punk rock princess for a garage band king.
  
• - Marlena has a blog. This is real, this is live, this is puzzlement.
  
• - Regularly updated weblog covering a wide range of subjects.
  
• - The weblog of Pythagore Anonymous KSC. With news, reviews and comments.
  
• - Daily blogging from a San Francisco area photographer and network geek. Photo information, and technical references.
  
• - Alexandra's eventful weblog.
  
• - The anonomous online journal of an EMT/ Firefighter living in Upstate New York.
  
• - Filipina in endless search of writing time, diaper coupons, a shower, magazines, books, best french fries ever, the elusive good hair day, and my constantly misplaced Kiehl's lip stuff.
  
• - Protean Me home of a transplant from Bloomington, Indiana to Portland, Oregon. Featuring: writing, doodling, photos, experiments in technology.
  
• - Nothing more than a weblog of a music loving, art drawing, car modding Flip.
  
• - A study in being real. And failing forward. And being pretentious. Also a fan shrine for 77`s fans of all stripes and apparel.
  
• - Frank Boosman's irregular yet not infrequent thoughts on mobile wireless, interactive games, Japan, product design, and anything else that strikes his fancy.
  
• - A .Net related blog from a developers perspective.
  
• - A journal, being the musings of artist and writer Mr. Evan Izer, containing the most material occurrences both foreign and domestic.
  
• - A weblog with no whining, just a site for real men and women who love freaky and cool links, but lack the geekness to spend all day surfing.
  
• - Blog of opinion writer Jessica Gadsden. Covers politics, consumer issues, and books.
  
• - The systematic propagation of information. Not a political blog, not an online diary, not a techie blog.
  
• - A young man from the north of Sweden talks about his crazy life.
  
• - Dedicated to the life and whims of a 20-something Los Angeles Native. Links, reviews, photos, and web design projects.
  
• - Presents stories, tidbits, and one person's perspective on our life and times.
  
• - Chronicles the dating adventures of an urban gay career boi.
  
• - Pisces, black, African-American, gay, homosexual. Y-Chromosome: A line of genes designed for men only; the cause of virility, war, baldness, hockey, sex crimes, clever inventions and a disinclination to ask for directions when lost.
  
• - A photoblog for a young female in Melbourne, Australia.
  
• - Life inside a shell.
  
• - Ned Gulley's personal weblog.
  
• - Just Clayton... no more, no less.
  
• - Petey is a webmaster/ writer/ radical leftist from the depths of Hicksville, New Hampshire.
  
• - Artist with a new baby seeks sanity in creativity.
  
• - A weblog by a Harvard Ph.D. student covering topics such as postmodern philosophy, science, and politics.
  
• - All that backfence talking.
  
• - Just a simple weblog, tech-themed with a few life lessons.
  
• - Remarks and links, mostly about pinnipeds (seals, sea lions and walruses), Japanese culture, museums, libraries and archives, and life at the Smithsonian.
  
• - Postings on privacy, freedom of speech and related trivia.
  
• - A blog on the weird.
  
• - Personal weblog of Jesse, everything to everyone.
  
• - Personal programming weblog. PHP, Perl, Linux, news.
  
• - Music, books, bikes, beer, and other important stuff.
  
• - Ying Zhang's blog with links and dynamic layout changes.
  
• - A web log about books, ebooks, rare books, used books, typefaces, fonts, life in general, miscellaneous everything.
  
• - Real World, New Orleans.
  
• - Take a ride with phunkstar on her journey through life.
  
• - The professional and personal homepage of Danforth France. Artwork, photography, TV shows, blog, and other writings are on display.
  
• - The Diner seeks to be a refuge for Penda after a long day running the Overlook. Let's face it, there are some pretty screwed up people in the world, and if they make news, they'll make it the Diner.
  
• - A weblog about games, art, culture, and life.
  
• - Pete Moss provides commentary on life.
  
• - Weblog detailing life in San Francisco via personal journal entries and short essays.
  
• - Personal blog.
  
• - A pillow blog, detailing various little thoughts and the life of Magpie.
  
• - Novels, networks, and some stuff inbetween.
  
• - Partly personal journal, partly church news, spiritual journey, travel updates, occasional sports news, links to noteworthy articles, plus updates on bike riding and other exploits.
  
• - Cocktail mix of cyber life. Thoughts and rants of a gay Texas man on fundamentalist propaganda, Texas big hair.
  
• - Andrew's blog.
  
• - A ficblog, used to post stories and ficlets, rants and other mainly fic-related topics. Anime-related stories, mostly Inuyasha and Ranma. Some Harry Potter.
  
• - A greasy spoon for the soul.
  
• - Personal commentary from the heart of Amsterdam
  
• - Tidbits off the web, gleaned by a young American.
  
• - Experiences of a famous ex-Google employee, Mark Jen.
  
• - Josh Wang: lower-case ramblings of a mind trying to understand the heart.
  
• - An online journal of books, music, and other things that happen to me.
  
• - Underinflated tires are the leading cause of catastrophic blowouts.
  
• - The daily life of Sheepie. With funny pages such as picture of the week and baalocks of the week.
  
• - Thinking out loud. Politics, life, and art from a female viewpoint.
  
• - The personal website of Anamaria Vere, as well as the home of the Unofficial Neal Stephenson Reader.
  
• - Random thoughts about technology, the media and general ramblings.
  
• - Looking for a model for a better society.
  
• - Writings, ponderings and other observations of a Midtown NYC woman in the 21st Century.
  
• - A blog by Aaron Donley.
  
• - Personal weblog.
  
• - Jennifer's weblog.
  
• - Porscha's ramblings, her views of life and the stupid things she does.
  
• - A photoblog presenting photos of past travels and current happenings.
  
• - A twenty year old girl from Vancouver, British Columbia talks about movies, modern art, travelling, university, family, religion, relationships and hobbies.
  
• - The domain for all things Pete Johns.
  
• - Covering advanced web development, PHP, web standards, music, and photography. Large photolog.
  
• - The personal weblog / journal of Jonathan Burr. Easier to read than pokey little puppy and requires less synapse than slee.
  
• - Los Angeles freelance comedy writer's blog and biography.
  
• - The personal website of Dean Paxton and all things Paxton.
  
• - The range of subjects covered is broad; expect items relating to art and applied digital technology and various other things. In other words, eclectic.
  
• - Word nerd and hot tamale mama.
  
• - Links and comments from a queer vegan blogger in New York.
  
• - Blog of lesbian Greenwich Village poet, activist, thinker, dreamer, kitsch-monger and Broadway showtune queen.
  
• - Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, he's writing code.
  
• - Personal blog of TraceyFace, in Toronto.
  
• - Comments by John Pierce on current events.
  
• - Personal weblog.
  
• - Daily ramblings of a horse-crazy university student who wants to be a rockstar. Links to my friends' sites and fun stuff.
  
• - Reflections on the City, Sillicon Valley and other places and events near and far.
  
• - The life and times of Rob 'SkyMan' Collier.
  
• - David Nestor writes reflective essays about his days and his feelings. He also talks about work, cool gadgets that he wants, and various observations.
  
• - Personal blog.
  
• - More of me than should probably be seen in public. Weblog and personal pages for Lady Phoxxe.
  
• - The weblog of Amor Estandian, the Pinoyboy. A semi-average college student who's got his own story to tell.
  
• - François Nonnenmacher, Frenchman living in Paris, writes about many topics, most of which are related to his profession of corporate webmaster.
  
• - Beth Driscoll looks at what trends in TV, music and films say about society.
  
• - Featuring photographs, rambling, rants, dreams and general weirdness and silliness.
  
• - Now it's come alive and we're moving through it.
  
• - Photo blog and personal weblog from Toronto, Canada.
  
• - A travelogue through the ether, maintainted and established by Soupytwist aka Katherine.
  
• - The people's republic of lumps in oatmeal.
  
• - Sam Swett's blog focusing on video clips and informational PDF files, with both humorous and also serious content.
  
• - Dan and Jocelyn's blog.
  
  

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