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  Thoughts and news. |
Covers cyberethics, crypto, community, freedom, privacy, property, philosophy, online education, copyright, Iran, current topics, and silly fun stuff. |
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. |
Robert Hurley's trivial observations from the Sonoma, California coast. |
This and that, here and there. |
Writing about technology, politics, and other fun stuff. |
Ongoing roadtrip journal. |
A glimpse into his sadistic little world. |
Writtings, rants, poetry and advice spewed by T. J. Brumfield, aka Enderandrew. |
Random thoughts and rants against the man. |
On geekiness. Sharing tales of high school and her obsession with Harry Potter. |
A young female graduate librarian shares her views on the news, her life and current affairs. |
Likes go go beats and twisting and doing the freddy to boss sounds. |
Lynne Douglass's photographs and thoughts. |
Twent-something married woman in Richmond, California who works as a graphic designer. |
Life of a folk artist in Nova Scotia. |
Links and thoughts from around the web, updated throughout the day. |
Sharing news, links, and experiences. |
Kiwi guy's blog, covering politics, news, and random rants. |
Little bits of life found in a library book. |
Writes about whatever comes to her mind, including jokes, hopes, dreams, and ideas. |
Married couple Kevin and Shantell Benore write about religion, politics, travel, and life in general. |
London based, New Zealand-born weblogger Fraser Lewry rattles on at length about kittens, Japanese animation and life as an extremely minor web celebrity. |
Writings of a teenager in Singapore. |
Come one, come all - see the thirty-something liberal mother of three rant from her keyboard. |
Most posts relate to NASA World Wind developments with a few personal views thrown in. |
Ramblings on books, authors, movies, and entertainment topics. |
Canadian library Mama. |
Providing a strange combination of humour, cynicism, and moxy, with a healthy dash of gosh-darn it mentality and romantic idealism. Stir. Pour. |
Posting for a truly egalitarian meritocracy, where information is the newest religion. |
Musings from a library goddess extraordinaire. |
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. |
A Canadian perspective, sunny side up. |
Full of linkity goodness. |
Thoughtful, personal site for those interested in the culinary arts, baking, yoga, and the daily experience of living the good life in Brooklyn. |
Striving to find a way to punch people in the face by using the internet. |
Sharing pictures and thoughts. |
Digest of trends in medicine, technology, and society. |
Photographs and musings from somewhere near the water, under the sun. |
A quiet and uninteresting life. |
Ranting about life. |
James V. Reagan rambles on. |
Writing about news and food. |
E. John Love is a Canadian graphic artist, web designer and amateur writer, expressing his art, opinions, memories, and family history. |
Writing about India, world politics, economics, current news, cricket, soccer, book reviews, and music. |
Commentary and personal musings of C. Rieder: choral director, geek, and reasonably funny guy. |
Indian man shares creative writing and photographs. |
Covering earth changes, alternative news, and politics. |
More valuable than a fart. |
A way to get all those ideas out of his head. |
Conglomeration of random stuff. |
Police officer's thoughts, feelings and observations on news, current affairs, and United Kingdom policing in general. |
Information on a smattering of subjects. |
A description of the life and friendships of a young doctor in the United Kingdom. |
Forays into the higher symbology of everyday life. |
Authur practices medicine, cooks, and waxes prolific in New York City. |
Links to random stuff, news, and personal views. |
Observations of an idiosyncratic nature made by an overweight copywriter living in Berkeley, California. Expect swearing. Not for the easily confused or the literal minded. |
Ranting about current events from a feminist perspective. |
George Larson shares pictures, humor, and hot cheetos. |
Ramblings from Tom about Antarctica, New Zealand, Colorado and the world. |
Words and pictures for the spiritual journey - creative writing, photography, poetry, Christian spirituality with coffee, books, and hoops thrown in. |
Writes on politics, culture, entertainment, and the news of the day. |
Where women bloggers connect, engage and become. |
Lifelog by Dutch journalist with opinions, links, and extra attention for the UK. |
George Thomas is a member of the human race with variegated interests in myriad areas most bizarre. He chiefly indulges in trivial pursuits. |
Tales of a girl with too many coats and an addiction to fragrances. |
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. |
Because toiling in obscurity is so much fun. |
Commentary and reportage on issues and events on the Texas Gulf Coast, especially the Brazosport area, near Houston. |
Place where posters post. |
Kristin Dodge blogs about books and cocktails. |
Gabriel Seah's assorted eccentric stuff and observations on life. |
Random musings. |
This space unintentionally left blank. The universe doesn't make mistakes. |
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. |
Providing equal opportunity shankings. |
New Hampshire memories; events in Cambridge, Massachusetts; life in the bloglane; jokes; and efforts to figure out why they're funny. More recent news: "Nobel" adventures of Betsy with her husband Frank Wilczek, a (2004) laureate in physics. |
Billy writes an entertainment and community weblog that includes poetry, short stories, articles, commentary, photography, and reviews of obscure albums by unknown bands. |
Scott McNulty, a techie with an English degree, shares random ramblings regularly. |
Sharing her love of learning and books. |
All about baseball, books, current events, politics, and music. |
Writings of an American living in Sydney with his Aussie partner, their son and three critters. |
Mark Phillip's thoughts interleaved, counterposed or otherwise muddled-up |
Original artworks, weird news, local photographs, and social commentary. |
Insights into life, technology, and the interests of a young Israeli man. |
General comic entertainment with some politics and sports. |
Writing about New York City, culture, politics, media, and humor. |
The weblog of a programmer. Watch him suffer the slings and arrows... eh, nevermind. |
Illustrated diary of Deek Deekster of London, United Kingdom. |
Jenifer Hanen's weblog on all things image, text, art, writing, and life. |
Journal of author, cover designer, and lecturer. |
Jeroen Sangers ideas. |
Sporadic source for cultural and technical tidbits. Features the musings and findings of a web professional who enjoys movies, music, technology, and humor. |
Joshua Taj Bozeman from Indiana writes about news, Christianity, and current events. |
Thoughts and news from a man in England. |
Ron Bieber's personal opinions on music, software development, books, and news. |
A software engineer from Seattle, Washington, USA posts about the many facets of life, including fatherhood, technology, and entertainment. |
Books, blogs, and serial novels. Alex Lencicki, proprietor. |
The usual stuff with the usual unique spin. |
A joint project of writers Tom Negrino and Dori Smith. Views on technology and culture. |
Last in line for the Nobel Peace Prize. First in line for pie. |
Reviews video games, music, dvds, movies, books, and just talk about whatever is on our mind because we apparently think someone cares. |
Noted UCLA professor Doug Kellner breaks down the news with a leftist bent. |
It's like shooting fish in a blender full of weblogs. |
Featuring a semi-weekly comic strip, off-kilter animations, original Flash games, and Stompy the robot. |
Proof that Brian Scott Barnett and family exist. Political satire and baby pictures. |
A weblog about life in downtown Manhattan. |
College student posts on her life and current events. |
It's boiled. It's pudding. It's everything and nothing all at once. |
One man's life, rendered digitally. |
The ongoing 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. |
Graduate student in Seattle writes about his thoughts. |
The musings of a single 20-something gal in the big apple. |
Journaling the roads of life through the twist and turns of family issues, teenagers, health, low carbing, spirituality, and armed services. |
Conservative person in Cleveland comments on politics, war, the military, bioethics, pop culture, and Christianity. |
Marc Bever writes about cars, racing, and music. |
Run by Lindsay Marshall. Each post contains one or more links with short comments with some. |
A cultural warehouse, a pretentious bore, a song from the heart, a journalistic hack, a beautiful mistake, a weblog. |
Thoughts on current events and entertainment from John Sarvay. |
John and Tonya Beeler discuss music, art, and life. |
Thoughts of the girl known as Alhena. |
Includes details of her illustration, multimedia, design, and metal work. |
Forties male searching for the good life. Discussing world affairs, weird links, reviews, family life, and travel. |
Eclectic mix of consciousness, psychedelics, news, software, memes, and media |
Maintained by Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks. |
Big men often tremble as they step aside. |
Observational anecdotes from the day to day life of artist Gregor Wright. |
Personal weblog of Ben Hammersley, journalist, explorer and general bad man. For love and expenses. |
Personal humor, comments and links to funny sites of note. |
Photographer and programmer living in Downtown Los Angeles |
A curious girl blogging to share and enjoy. |
Team Brendo is here with the news, movies, music, and whatnot, and also entertain and challenge. Also has a web board for feedback. |
Super negro of the blogosphere shares observations on life, reviews of art, and excerpts of selected poems and stories. |
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." |
Production diary of a science fantasy novelist. |
A brief history of time: from the Big Bang to the Bangles. |
Writing about life, business, and anything else he deems necessary to write about. |
Discussion of politics, culture, and law written by two liberals and two conservatives. |
Thoughts, links and rants about current politics and events, from Copenhagen, Denmark. |
Freelance writer Brian Sack's website of original wit. |
Personal meanderings of a northeast Ohio coffee roaster working for a technology company. |
Talking about technology and entertainment. |
John Athayde, a web designer and DC blogger, shares his thoughts. |
A wry look at what's happening both in the world at large and in the darker corners of London's gay bars. |
Bill wanders the real and online worlds and posts thoughts and links, as well as the occasional photo and trip journal. |
Posting about the web and computers. |
Tim Ireland discussing search engine optimization and viral marketing. |
Internet strategy, marketing, public relations, and politics with news and commentary. |
Here's a few snippets from Barb's mind, which really should be more occupied than it is. |
Ramblings on anything and everything. |
Oliver Wood writes about news and life. |
Collection of random thoughts, rants, observations, and the odd witticisms thrown in for good measure. |
Politics, environment, music and general internet tat. |
Ramblings of a vegetarian, environmentalist, conservative, free thinking woman. |
The frequent musings of Beth McCabe Ballingall. |
Personal views on topics related to computers, information retrieval, library science, and gaming. |
Sharing black and white pictures of everyday life as well as information on technology. |
Daily dose of technostuff, pessimism, and webdesign as well as rants, annoyances, and mundane things. |
Thoughts and news of a person with many interests. |
Software engineer in California writes about computers and learning to fly. |
Pat St. Jean discusses harleys, HAM radios, astronomy, and other topics. |
A personal website intended for a deeper understanding of the webmistress. |
Weblog about photography, life, news and current affairs, travels, Sydney, and university studies as well as a photography gallery. |
Documenting a life online since 2001. |
Yeri's posts about life, comic books, and libraries. |
Notes on, by, and for the creativeTechnician, faithfulHeretic, artificialNature, futureHistory, and humanAnimal. |
Weblog of Mirabai Knight, a CART provider in New York City. |
Weblog and personal thoughts of a yummy, spooky goth angel. |
Overweight, enterprise infosec admin creates a personal weblog about his weightloss and security issues. |
A twentysomething misanthrope writing about the fripperies he uses to paper over the gaping cracks in his soul. |
Detailed observations and tips on everyday life, including occasional pictures, but no cat photos. |
Stuart Mudie's opinions. |
Photograph gallery and journal. |
Personal writings of a webmaster and sailing enthusiast. |
Features discussions on her dogs, the Great Salt Lake, observations, soapbox, and technology. Also, has list of favorite books and movies, as well as family photos. |
Thoughts of a Christian graphic designer from the Philippines. |
Thoughts of Mikal Belicove. |
Jay Kerr's film reviews, recipes, links and observations. |
The tired rants of a former design god. |
Occasional photographs, notes, and anecdotes from Seattle. |
Making strange connections between science, religion, brain, language, and sex. |
Featuring midgets with wings and giants with pitchforks. |
Covering thoughts on motorcycling, politics, dogs, and friends. |
Tales of a woman in New York City. |
Cynical take on music and book reviews, news, and experiences. |
Ed de Quincey lives in the UK and works on a PhD in Computer Science. |
French boy living in Oregon shares thoughts and photographs. |
Where the personal becomes the political at their whim. |
Blind librarian talks. |
Unabashed observations about music, politics, and film. |
Some words and pictures which relate in varying degrees to Richard Boakes. |
Reviewing weblogs, computers, gadgets, and anime. |
College student shares her weblog, webcam, pictures, and artwork. |
Mental mausoleum for web developer, full-time supermom, patriot, and part-time elusive dark angel: Shannon Nicole. |
Life as an energy trader in Singapore. Adventurous travel in Asia, documented with photography and essays. Discussion of web publishing and weblog technology. |
Totally brilliant commentary on pop culture, world events, and life in general. |
Semi-daily journal that is fair, balanced, and a proud member of the reality-based community. |
Thoughts of a Chinese Asian guy located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Writes about gaming news, Hong Kong/ China/ Taiwan related news, personal stories and opinions, Dutch, and computer/IT news. |
Weekly column covering a wide range of bitterly humorous topics. |
Microsoft employee, student and OSS/ Closed Source dualist on technology, software, hacks, society, future, knowledge and information management. |
Written by a group of Canadians, about Canada. |
Two friends in Germany talk about technology, gaming, and the German weblog scene. |
Chris Bown's opinion on things going on in the world including technology, SEO, cars, and life in general. |
Personal weblog about my adventures in life. Topics include music and magic. |
A pop-culture, entertainment, and current events weblog heavy on the humor and satire. |
Personal blog of Binny V A - Freelance Web Developer based at Cochin, Kerala, India. |
Personal weblog of Bill Wilson and his family covering Bill's struggle to learning Linux and enjoying Windows. |
Author for the New West Network shares tales of music, drinking, parenthood, marriage, drinking, and working as he blazes a trail through the twisted wreckage of American culture. Plus occasional grooming tips. |
Humor writer married to a Nobel laureate nips at funny sides of life, travel, science, kids, memory, New Hampshire, politics, growing older, and blogging. |
Focused on EMS, IT, motorcycles and raising two boys. Concise entries typically lead to full news stories. |
A Computer Information Systems graduate from Middle Tennessee State University who resides in Brentwood, Tennessee writes about his life. |
Iconographer's journal focusing on politics, arts, and design. Commentary and Orthodox view on controversial issues. |
News and thoughts of a girl who loves Japanese dramas. |
Bitching about the latest news. |
Jess McCabe writes about life, loves, Playstation addiction, inability to do any work, crude socialist belief system, and a Lord of the Rings fetish. Based in Wandsworth, London. |
Small notes about the world in general and life. |
Musings from a Christian male in Southern California who enjoys web development and sports. |
Thoughts and photographs. |
Discussing alternative views to the Bible, spirituality, and the meaning of life. |
Thoughts of the bassplayer, Tom Maene. |
History, Stephen said, is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake |
Writing about life online and in Chennai. |
Entertainment, world and U.S. news, health news, and sports. |
Weblog of Barry Price, an English/Irish writer, programmer, musician, and traveller. |
Pictures and news. |
Paul Brewer's forty things to do before 40 years of age |
Weblog on computer news, science, archaeology, and some Zen from an archaeologist who also happens to be an ordained Zen Buddhist priest. |
The life and times of Anthony Brohan. |