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Weblogs (blogs) created by individuals. Content should include a combination of: Text, Pictures, Video, Animation presented in a chronological format. Should not be confused with general personal homepages, or personal journals/diaries.

Resources in This Category

• An Indian's Opinion: Life Inside the Ivory Tower

  http://mohitagrawal.wordpress.com/
  Mohit Agrawal, a student of Princeton University, discusses topics in higher education, American politics, and international development.

• I am a Cheeseburger

  http://cheeseburgerbrown.blogspot.com/
  Storytelling by humorist and author Cheeseburger Brown.

• I am a Donut

  http://iamadonut.blogspot.com/
  Opinionated ramblings and nonsense from a leftie, veggie, baseball-loving Brit.

• I Am DMS

  http://www.iamdms.com/
  A weblog based on the daily life of a computer geek. Offers musings, projects, and news.

• I Am The Rain King

  http://jamieca.blogspot.com/
  Covering music, sports, politics, books, and whatever else he finds interesting at the moment.

• I Intend To Escape And Come Back

  http://www.paulstott.typepad.com/
  Paul Stott examines class struggle politics, parapolitics, sports, and life in the London Borough of Hackney.

• I Like

  http://www.ilike.org.uk/
  Little piece of web fluff with pictures and commentary about books, films, design, and other good stuff.

• I Speak of Dreams

  http://lizditz.typepad.com/i_speak_of_dreams/
  Liz Ditz's perspectives on parenting, learning disabilities, and early childhood education.

• I Will Dare

  http://www.iwilldare.com/
  Yes, there are still plenty of freaks on the internet. Among the annoyances of being a really, really tall woman, freaky men have got to be the worst.

• I'll Stop Holding My Breath Now

  http://www.expiring.blogspot.com/
  Thoughts related to travel and living in Japan and elsewhere, being multicultural and multiethnic, and exploring art and life.

• I, Me, Myself

  http://sidhusaaheb.blogspot.com/
  Sidhusaaheb's world view

• I.D. Flux

  http://idflux.typepad.com/idflux/
  There's a thin line between love and hate.

• iBlog

  http://www.reinhardkargl.com/iBlog/index.html
  Thoughts of Reinhard Kargl, science journalist and author.

• Ideapad

  http://www.netwert.com/ideapad/
  Views, opinions, emotions, essays, and proper grammar from David Wertheimer.

• Ideas Asylum

  http://jamie.ideasasylum.com/
  Jamie's thoughts, ideas, musings and utter drivel. Procrastination with a purpose.

• Idiot Programmer

  http://www.imaginaryplanet.net/weblogs/idiotprogrammer/index.php
  Web journal on technological idiocy by Robert Nagle, a Texas technical writer.

• Idiots that Pisses you Off

  http://sgpidiots.blogspot.com/
  A personal experience with difficult people and idiots.

• If I Were President

  http://uspresident.blogspot.com/
  Thoughts on everything - presidential or not.

• Imogen Reclaimed

  http://doggerel.blogspot.com/
  An exploration of self identity and self construction for one woman in the 21st Century.

• Improving My Life

  http://improvingmylife.blogspot.com/
  Personal development weblog based on an acual journey to an improved life.

• Imthiaz Blog

  http://imthi.com/
  Its about Imthiaz and his projects. Some articles about programming and software.

• In a Dark Time

  http://www.lorenwebster.net/In_a_Dark_Time/
  Focusing on poetry, literature, and photography and using the arts to explore and develop a personal philosophy.

• In My Humble Opinion

  http://ubergeek316.blogspot.com/
  Rants about what is happening in technology, science computing, and the Internet.

• In My Words

  http://www.mishkaop.blogspot.com/
  Includes the opinions, ideas, observations, writings, links, and happenings of an ordinary person on an ordinary day.

• In Palinode's Palace

  http://thepalinode.blogspot.com/
  Sharing inscrutable pictures and thoughts on culture.

• Incidents and Accidents

  http://www.crickie.com/
  Personal thoughts and anime style art plus poems and geeking.

• Incurable Hippie

  http://incurable-hippie.blogspot.com/
  Ramblings and musings about love, peace, friendship, happiness, the state of the world, her life, and general ranting.

• INeedAttention.com

  http://ineedattention.com/
  Editorial posts on business, science, technology, society, politics, police, and justice, plus life hacks and tricks, since 2003.

• Information Junk

  http://footprints.organique.com/
  A nearly daily dose of this and that.

• Informationally Overloaded

  http://www.gordonmclean.co.uk/
  The weblog about the man, Gordon McLean, covering everything and anything that floats by.

• Infospigot: The Chronicles

  http://infospigot.typepad.com/infospigot_the_chronicles/
  The life, the times, the dribbling of an information spigot with stops in Berkeley, San Francisco, Chicago, and beyond.

• Ingoal's Insight

  http://www.ingoal.info/
  Ingo Hildebrandt covers personal topics along with sports and computer-related news.

• InkGrrl

  http://www.inkgrrl.com/inkblog/
  Rants about life, writing and whatever other crap comes to mind.

• Innocent Bystander

  http://halonine.tripod.com/blog/blogger.html
  A journal/weblog about NIN, computers, sci-fi novels, good music, office crushes, and the Ex.

• Innocents Abroad

  http://www.innocentsabroad.blogspot.com/
  European weblog about politics (North American and European), economics, finance, and culture.

• Insurgent Muse

  http://insurgentmuse.typepad.com/
  Writing about life with her dog Fidel.

• Interact

  http://seanmeade.blogspot.com/
  The way to a man's heart is through his weblog.

• Interconnected

  http://interconnected.org/home/
  Matt Webb writes about science and technology.

• Interesting, But Not Too Interesting

  http://nownessa.blogspot.com/
  Tales from Leah Vanessa in Arizona.

• Intermitent Stream

  http://www.chriscam.com/
  Conservative views on politics and news.

• Into the Pagan Heart of Trillanie

  http://pagantrillanie.blogspot.com/
  Features a variety of topics including atheism, critical thinking, skepticism, human rights, religions, history, medical, collecting, and art.

• Invented Usage

  http://inuse.blogspot.com/
  Writing about literature, linguistics, culture, and media.

• iRach.com

  http://www.irach.com/
  Journalish weblog of a gal with a passion for expression.

• Ironcity

  http://ironcity.blogspot.com/
  Sam Stein writes about American politics and entertainment.

• Ironic Sans

  http://www.ironicsans.com/
  Featuring innovative ideas, short films, observations on design, and an ongoing look at New York City in animation.

• Isomerica.net

  http://isomerica.net/
  Computer resources and random babblings.

• It's a Puzzle

  http://geoffhutchison.net/blog/
  Writing about books, science (including chemistry, nanoscience, and nanotechnology), running, and computers.

• It's Always Something With Her

  http://blog.itsalwayssomethingwithher.com/
  A thirtysomething geek girl's thoughts on things she's doing and seeing such as food, fitness, cool websites, video games, TV, movies, world events and whatever else tickles her fancy.

• ItsOnlyBarney

  http://itsonlybarney.com/
  Andrew Barnett from Australia blogs on computers, comics, society and Australia.

• Ivory Tower

  http://ivory-tower.org/blog/index.html
  Jim writes about entertainment and technology.

• iWalt.com

  http://www.iwalt.com/
  A software designer blogging, sharing photos, developing side projects.

• Izzle! Izzle Ofaff!

  http://www.izzlepfaff.com/
  Life of a stage actor.

• The Infinite Dia(b)logue

  http://infinitediablogue.blogspot.com/
  Endless discussion and debate on many topics.

• The Invisible Library

  http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/
  Weblog of an Open Source Librarian, in which there is no shushing.

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