標題: My favorite weblogs of 2004 50 [打印本頁] 作者: utercmte 時間: 2016-3-7 11:34 標題: My favorite weblogs of 2004 50
My favorite weblogs of 2008
I love lists, especially those conclude of the year ones. Following Rex's lead, here are some of my favorite weblogs from 2004. (Note: Their list is not objective. I'm not assessing the entire landscape of weblogs and picking the best kinds, just choosing my favorites from among those I follow on a somewhat regular basis.)
11. Wreck Detection Clive's got some writing grinds he's a professional journalist but his enthusiasm for the material is what I look forward to when clicking through his web page.
10. Gothamist As Jen's posting rate has decreased (that she stored that pace for so extended is amazing), the site has become a little aimless, but it's continue to worth a few daily visits.
9. Dooce Heather can (and does) talk about anything and produce it funny. Despite many challenging episodes in her lifestyle over the past couple of years, Dooce is still proceeding strong and from a few things i can tell, keeps getting better. A single small request though: TONE DOWN THE ALL CAPS SHOUTING. Please?
8. Slower With the exception of the celebrity photos, they posts specifically to bother me, Eliot's work somehow gets better with each visit. Well, I wouldn't much Kamagra Australia like all the people photos he is been posting recently. On second thought, maybe I ought to reconsider.
7. Anil Dash His professional duties for Half dozen Apart has resulted in a substantial decrease in volume on her site, but Anil was a should visit for me in the first half of the year.
6. Gulfstream The most effective weblog that you don't read. Ervin updates somewhat irregularly, but just about every link he posts can be gold.
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2. A Morning News Apologies to be able to Rosecrans and Andrew for such as TMN in this list of weblogs, however the site's too good along with because of semantics.
1. Photos from my Flickr friends Flickr is the most fun on the web right now. Time period. It's the closest thing I experienced online to hanging out with your friends at the coffeeshop. (Note: your current Flickr friends page appears to be like different when you're logged with and is a lot more useful.)
2. Thanks for reading, your electronic mails, your comments, and for indulging me. Expect good things batch that we get.
