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The site was a slap in the face with its combination of bold and refreshing

blues. It leapt at to me and begged to be read! All the information was

packed into nice neat boxes, so you can see the information you want at a

glance. The boxes were titled and well thought out to match the links

within them.



If you are into the trance/techno/electronica music then this is the site

for you!! The owner is aiming to supply as much information about releases,

news and reviews on this type of music. Most of the information has links

to its original source, as well as the links to other music and DJ sites.



I felt that the design of this site reflected what is contained. It is, I

think, a funky site which promises to grow and become very popular within a

select music group. I liked the way that everything was sectioned via the

use of boxes, and that the whole effect of the site was very clean and clear

cut. It was refreshing to see nice bold colours all together in one place!



There is the opportunity for you to register and be able to contribute to

this blog, which takes alot of pressure off to supply fresh information

every day! The links to DJ’s and news sources will provide inside

information to its readers, though I suspect that anyone already into this

music could find the information themselves. The concept behind this site

is to provide all the information in one place which is always a bonus.



My overall opinion was, although not a dedicated fan of this music, the site

was well designed and worked very well. It is a site dedicated to a

specific music type, so if you are not a great fan, I should not imagine

that you would be overly impressed. It gets a thumbs up from me though as I

think there is lots of potential there.

TranceAtlantic

Enter the chaotic world of Katy. The Beatle is truly a crazy and hectic web site with ramblings all over the place. Katy seems to have a lesion of friends and all of them, including her, remind me of a group of misfits who don’t quite fit in; I enjoyed this aspect of the site quite a bit.



The design is simple and I had no problems whatsoever.



The writing is excellent, Katy writes like a pro and I was kept glued to the computer screen the entire way through.



Concluding, I thought The beatle was an excellent web log. Any misfit out there who feels lonely and confused, I suggest you join Katy’s gang as I’m sure they’ll find a comforting place for you.



the beatle

This weblog certainly isn’t what I would expect from a high school aged person, but it was a very pleasant surprise!



Basic everyday weblog entries are the norm here, but what rounds the entries out are poems inserted frequently throughout the posts. Some of the poetry comes from Alex’s favorite poets, while there were a few excerpts of some of Alex’s very nice work. Whether it’s poetry or everyday musings, Alex has an easy to read writing style.



The site lacks an “about” page, but makes up for it and then some with plenty of tidbits of information about Alex down the righthand side of the site.



Surprisingly, I found a link to my own personal weblog on Alex’s site that I didn’t know was there until visiting “Black Ink Darkness – Written Impressions” this morning.



This site is one that’s suitable for all ages, and it’s at least worth one visit. If you like Alex’s style, then you’ll definitely be back.Black Ink Darkness – Written Impressions

Jenny is a Libra. However, she takes on the nickname “Gemini” and I couldn’t think of a better one for her. Gemini’s are notorious, it seems, for having split personalities. I was truly lost in this web log because virtually every entry is different in the feeling it portrays. What all these entries have in common is that they are all written by the same person, oddly enough.



This web log would be diagnosed with a split personality disorder if such a diagnoses was possible. Jenny is crazy and I like it. Her posts range from the very extreme and back again. This site takes you on a roller coaster ride through the many feelings and emotions that make up one mind.



I was tempted to check this as a ‘group log’ but held back.



The design for “Gemini” is okay. There are some flaws and it’s not so easy to view but is manageable.



This web log has something for everyone and is worth your time. Enjoy.Gemini

I’m not quite sure where to begin. The Thought-Space is, by far, one of the most intense sites I’ve ever had the fortune to come across. Please allow me to stumble my way through my thoughts about it.



This is a site unlike any I’ve ever seen before. Gabriel is a person who is living with MPD (multiple personality disorder) and has many personalities living within his body (he discusses and explains this much more eloquently than I can, so please refer to his site for a better explanation), stemming from abuse in his childhood. From what I gather on his very thorough and detailed site, he has had a very traumatic past, including the loss of his children. He is married and seems to be very much in love with his wife.



There is a great deal of history contained within his journal. Due to the emotional level of the subject matter, I was unable to read a lot of it at any one sitting, but everything I read took hold of my interest and didn’t let go. Archives are available (since January 1999) and will, no doubt, take the reader further into Gabriel’s intricate world.



Design-wise, this is a stunning site. The color scheme is soft and muted, and everything is organized in a manner that is logical and flowing.



I fear that my words have not properly conveyed my thoughts on this site. Please visit this site ad view for yourself the very interesting world that Gabriel lives in. It’s not a site for those who are easily offended or do not handle delicate subject matter very well, but if you’re interested in learning about MPD from a very personal viewpoint, I think you’ll appreciate this site.

The Thought-Space