People who love science.

Rare and wonderful people of Michigan.

It doesn't matter where you live as long as your nationality is Indian.

Unique people who aren't the average joe.

A weekly writing exercise for gamers.

Includes sites of PhD students or those writing about their research.

Sites against bootlegs, especially Japanese merchandise such as anime, Jrock and Jpop.

Members list, form to add your site and information about the site.

A map of blogs in New York City, organized by subway line and stop.

For UK based weblogs.

A resource for the Houston area blogging community.

For people who feel like they were born a few centuries too late.

Fans of Sakuragi Hanamichi.

Girls who are in love with a guy, and want the world to know it.

Those who love Ancient Egypt.

Mothers of children, especially those 0 to 5 years old.

Commentary regarding computing and technology news.

Snorky & Orazzio write about experiences and links.

Web logs by birthdate. Includes screenshots of the front page of each blog listed.

A community for bloggers and their blogs in and around Albany, NY.

7 days of posts to weblogs by members of The WELL.

About cherishing the spirit of tolerance and prompting openness towards society's minorities.

Examples of blogs created using iBlog software.

A collection of sites using iBlog software for Macintosh.

A directory of Los Angeles-based blogs. Also includes a community blog.

A virtual community of younger folks from the San Francisco Bay Area.

A game of Nomic played within a communal weblog, where the game is to change the rules of the game.

Primarily has analysis of viral advertising and marketing campaigns being passed on by bloggers.

It has become nearly impossible to out-dumb the existing in new media, multimedia, monomedia, but this collaborative blog gives it a try.