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Upon entering this site, you’re presented with a clean, pinkish layout. There’s an image map at the top, offering a popup, which just leads to some sort of other design with no content. Despite this, I gave it a go-ahead and ventured into the site.



I think that this weblog is certainly an interesting read. Although there are a few things left unexplained (for example, what “Gifted” is), overall, it’s coherent. I like to see people as young as her (11) get into the weblogging thing. It’s nice to see another generation into this. It was also fun climbing back into the denim overalls back to grade-school life.



The design of this site was awe-inspiring based on the age of the creator (11). The design fits nicely with the weblog and, for that matter, with any weblog. Not overly flashy, not too minimalist (I won’t mention any names *cough*nickd.org*cough*). Overall, a nice design.



There’s really no extras, other then the aforementioned popup. Just a weblog…but that’s what we’re reviewing, right?



Overall, I say it’s worth a read. Come one, let the inner kid out!cassie

“Gibberations galore from a regular down-to-earth kind of guy who is constantly pursuing a balanced life in the best of all possible worlds…” That’s what it says on the top banner of this weblog, and that’s the most appropriate phrase that could be used to describe this weblog.



The layout is *very* easy to look at and to navigate. Right away, I noticed that each weblog entry is archived in not only a monthly history, but also by catagories. These catagories range anywhere from Science to Dreams to Life in Holland to the Meaning of Life.



My plan was to read a few of the entries from each catagory, but it’s not that easy in Kiffin’s Blog. Once you read the first one in any catagory, you want to read another, and another, and “just one more”, until you’re finished with that catagory.



The writing style at Kiffin’s Blog is a very easy one to understand and read – it doesn’t talk over your head, but yet poses questions from time to time that you find yourself thinking about even after you’re finished reading.



I also took a look at the main homepage of the site, and it is very extensive! Each extension of Kiffin’s Blog is just as complete and interesting as the weblog itself.



I liked this site. I liked it a lot. And if you’re looking for a weblog that’s not your everyday “I had fish sticks for dinner” weblog, this is a site I’d suggest you visit.Kiffin’s Blog

Tokyo Acoustics. The name was not defined or given a meaning by the site as far as I could tell, and I was left a little confused by the time I departed.



From the first page that told my the site had moved to a new location (http://sozo-teki.com/log/), to the archives that appeared in a different format, I felt a little misguided and mislead.



The weblog entries were not lengthy by any means, but at least the author made sense and was to the point. Some entries became rather esoteric and vague, but others at least gave me a glimpse into the life of Nathan.



The author admitted to not liking the current design of the main page, and I would have to agree with him on the lack of cohesion. The grey-on-black, 10-point text was difficult to read after a few moments. I much more enjoyed the black-on-white scheme of the December archive. However, the author should include at least a few pixels for the left margin in the name of readability.



A fair site with not much new or captivating content that hasn’t been seen before, and a design that needs a little work. Maybe worth another visit after some reworking.Tokyo Acoustics

I absolutely love unproductivity (the website and the act which isn’t really a word but should be). This web log is everything I look for in a web log. I was so impressed in fact, I added this one to my ever-growing favorites list and am assigning it to my daily reads.



The design of unproductivity.com is unique and quite amazing. The webmaster, Tom Johnson, works magic with his computer as the design of this website is extremely artistic and classy.



Tom has an excellent web log. He writes quite well and has mastered the act of ‘writing about odd thoughts’ that happen to make their way into his head. For instance, his most recent entry is about ‘words we use too much.’ Not a necessarily deep-thoughted entry but effective for keeping me interested and that’s all that matters.



I give this weblog the best rating I possibly can give, a 5.0.



I loved this website and I have excellent taste so I suggest everyone go check it out.unproductivity

Classifying this weblog in a particular catagory was a bit tough, but it looked like it leaned more towarsd the camgirl side of things.



The overall appearance of this site is classy. It’s a simple design, and focuses on the actual content – the weblog and the webcam.



The weblog content is nice. It’s your typical “day in the life” type of thing, but Preetika does a nice job putting her thoughts down into words.



Candywhore.net is one of the most tastefully done “camgirl” sites I’ve ever seen, and I, for one, appreciated that fact and aspect of the whole site.candywhore.net