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The design is decent, and the navigation is simple and prominent. I found my way around MBAceron.com quite easily, and the color scheme is quite soothing.



Obviously, as a Computer Science student from North Dakota State, I don’t think I’m anywhere near the target audience for this weblog focusing on legal news in the Philippines, but I do have quite an interest in legal issues, so I guess I’m as good as any non-lawyer on staff.



The writing here is very intelligent and well thought out, however, each entry tends to take on the tone of somewhat of a political speech. I mean, obviously, authors sometimes get off on an emotionally charged rant about this or that thing that is directly affecting their life, and often it’s good to read such entries, as long winded as they might be, because the issues they speak of are important most of the time. The first such entry here was like that. I didn’t quite agree with some of it, but it was good to read. Then the second one was a little less amusing. From there on out, my mind began to drift.



Once again, this might just be because I’m not a lawyer, but there’s only so long you can carry on preaching while remaining interesting. The blog would be an excellent daily read for a Philipino lawyer, or any lawyer, probably, but the general blog reader would more than likely be on their way after an entry or two.

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Honestly, this is one of the best weblogs I have seen from someone who isn’t even old enough to drive. The design is very crisp and uncluttered, but with great visuals. Clean and easy, just how I like my women. The content is fairly basic; brief synopses of movies, music videos, and tv shows abound, but it isn’t bad at all. The writer has her own unique style and a bit of dry wit. It’s isn’t horribly personal, as most of the better teen-genre weblogs are, but it’s still an enjoyable read. Plus, this girl has very good taste. You can see it from the get go with her design. She writes very eloquently on the subject of Dancer In The Dark, a movie the majority of the unwashed masses have yet to grasp. Dare I say she’s even a bit intellectual. Smart girl, smart site, I would definitley recommend it.(Just Another) Angel Drag Queen

This is not a weblog per se. It’s more of a geeky index to computer products, pirate radio, and civil liberties.



Don’t expect to find too much deep personal thought here, unless deep personal thought for you means thinking about how best to configure your new web server.



But what it DOES, it does very well. The color scheme is pleasant. The layout is very functional. The graphics are sparse and tasteful. And most importantly, the links are top-notch.



If you’re a media geek, this site is for you.



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Pithy, very pithy.

Weblogs such as this make me cringe in my inadequacy, with my little pathetic weblog carrying only daily life of a mad housewife and beach bum.

Very well written weblog by an astute individual, but not for the easily frustrated or the functional illiterate.

Gritty design that navigates well, with loads of excellent links that flow with the style of “edrants.com”.

The section titled “High School Search Requests” brought back old school memories best left forgotten for me. That’s why I use an alias on the web.

“But if Suzanne is reading this blog (or anyone else for that matter), there’s an e-mail link at the top right-hand corner of the screen.” gave answer to how to get in touch for the “anyone else” (namely Me, who was reading this blog), but I was afraid he would not only bite, but review MY blog(s), or sic “Tom” on me.

The section entitled “German Language Lessons” had me screaming with laughter at the thought of Ed checking his lower anatomy for “doopups”-ness.

Rant on, Ed! You’ve got a new reader…Dr. Mabuse’s House of Fun

The problem with Digital Heartburn lies not in the content, which is quite interesting, but in the layout. In fact, if Digital Heartburn had any more pop-ups, both MSIE and NS would backload browser screens for an inestimable period of time. One can appreciate the probability that the creator wanted his own personalized URL, but the redirection and the GeoCities pop-ups within the main frame of Digital Heartburn are downright annoying to the reader. Most people, when visiting a weblog, want to read the blog, not spend the majority of their time closing windows and killing pop-ups.



Aside from the above stated layout flaw, the font colors at Digital Heartburn could do with a bit of adjustment. The author has been thoughtful enough not to use stark white text (on the black background) for his entries; however, there is no color scheme at work here. In truth, there is no apparent overall design scheme at work, either. This is a shame, as Digital Heartburn contains some downright interesting and witty content ranging from sports to daily life. The author’s spelling and grammar is not nearly as keen as his insight, but many of the entries are still enjoyable to read despite glaring errors in composition. Unfortunately, the content of Digital Heartburn is not at all enhanced by the blog’s design and layout; and, many prospective readers will be distracted from the best part of this weblog.



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