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I like to think of myself as a seasoned internet user, pretty much able to figure out any type of navigation on a site given enough time. But, I have to say that it took me a few minutes to figure out where I should click to get past the opening page, and then which link I should click on to find the weblog, and then… well, that was it, but you get the picture.



Once I got to the actual weblog, I was somewhat shocked to see the layout as functional and well laid out as it was. Pleasantly surprised, you could say!



And then I started to read. But after a while, it became harder and harder to read each entry. I didn’t understand a lot of the words that were used. Perhaps I’m totally “out of it”, but I didn’t even understand some of the things Jen talks about, which is the main reason I had such a hard time reading it.



The layout was great. Jen used capital letters and proper punctuation, which is always refreshing amongst weblogs. She makes frequent entries, and that’s something very enticing if you’re a regular visitor at Roborasure.



Roborasure screams “I’ve got potential”, and it should be interesting to see what Jen does with it in the future.Roborasure

Gimpysoft.com is a personal weblog that reflects the norm for daily comments and news. The appearance of the site upon loading wasn’t the most exciting thing I had ever seen, but the basic layout and presentation of information was unconfusing and logical.



Reading through the logs, I was led from the author’s telling of events surrounding the purchase of a new house to a humorous “Road To Springfield” contest based on The Simpsons. The range of weblog subject matter was not lacking, and it had a flair of originality to it. Gimpysoft.com held my interest for a considerable amount of time.



There were some things found that most weblog sites do not have, such as video clips of a sketch-comedy TV show that the author was involved in producing. (Unfortunately, I couldn’t open them on my computer for some reason). There was even an unabashed weight chart over time, which I assume was that of the author’s. It’s always nice to see a person on the internet willing to be wide open and not put up a front.



The design of the site was simple enough to present the information well, but could probably use a little imagry to pull it together better. This was especially true of the long pages of weblog entries; massive amounts of scrolling is never much fun.



Check out Gimpysoft.com for some unique perspectives and a nice approach to weblogging.



Gimpysoft.com

It seems I too am over-satisfied by nothing. Surely I wasn’t overly satisfied by this web log.



Basically, all of this website is poetry that doesn’t interest me. Maybe it interests someone; possibly even enlightening them to the workings of life. Although I doubt it and it surely did nothing, not a damn thing, for me.



Personally, I don’t like Alexander Zox’s poetry. I had to literally force myself to read the entries and couldn’t help but think about what I did yesterday while I was reading them.



The design isn’t really a design at all. It’s very fitting however, for the writing you’ll find here.



hmm … let me try to make some poetry after reading this website…



Bad site un-bliss, hemorrhoid aching.

Low rating and I’m not skating.

This guy no one is dating.

Hoping no one is making

a trip

to what Zox is creating.



Thank You, Thank You … everyone has now been more entertained than they will be if they visit this web log.I Am Over Satisfies By Nothing!

Web Teacher is wonderful. The weblog is dedicated to subject matter relating to web designers and web developers. There is nothing in the weblog posts but links to resources, downloads, and educational materials that would be interesting to those of us who create web sites.



The author has taken the time to search for web authoring info and present it to the visitor in a logical, well-planned manner. All of the links I followed were excellent, many of which I had never encountered in my years on the web. That is a hard task to accomplish, considering the amount of rehashed, advertisement-laden doo-doo out there.



The design and layout are perfect for the type of quick-reference informational site that Web Teacher is. Using valid CSS and HTML (automatic score-raisers in my book), the Web Teacher is a no-nonsense launch point for people needing web design information. Not only does it guide you to excellent resources for building websites, it eximplifies them.



I immediately added Web Teacher to the top of my bookmarks. You will probably want to do the same.

Web Teacher

Larry’s recent take on the Olympics is nearly priceless, and his trials and tribulations concerning the tasks involving raising two young children are hilarious, yet heartwarming.



I was in stitches at the idea of his young daughter’s entrepreneurial ideas of scamming her classmates out of their teeth to make more money from the Tooth Fairy.



The author is just your average guy, with a typical family, job, and life. His humorous outlook on life is one thing that makes him stand out from the rest, though.



The site is best viewed at 1080 x 1024, which isn’t even an option for me on my computer, so I couldn’t get the full effectiveness of the layout. It’s functional, though, and that’s what matters.



It’s only sporadically updated, which disappointed me, because I wanted to read more! However, with the author’s busy life, it’s certainly explainable.



The different pictures and links alongside the lefthand frame are all worth visiting. The pictures give you an idea of who’s being referred to throughout the weblog, making it all the more interesting.



This weblog is suitable for any age, and certainly the average will find something to draw them back to this site again and again.Corsair’s Freehold