Las Fashionistas

Las Fashionistas writes in the About Me section:

We are the Lewis and Clark of keeping it real, since our radio show began in 2002. Since the world refuses to recognize our talents, we are forced to relegate our shining intellects to that sellout sludge of all publication, that dungeon of unrecognized writing potential, that drain of all aspiring writers who just didn't quite make it, that kingdom of armchair philosophers who have the unmitigating gall to think that someone actually wants to read what they write, the Internet. Of course we skewer celebrities and the real holders of the coolness sceptres, perhaps out of jealousy, but they deserve what they get because we are unflappably honest and blunt. So A-listers through D-listers, and really, the world at large, beware.

If you need a fix with the latest in the tabloids, check it out!

Answer Girl - Ellen Clair Lamb

Talk about focus. Talk about finding a niche. Talk about Answer Girl.

The theme of this blog is "Terms of Art." Every day, I'll take a word or phrase of jargon from a specialized discipline and explain how you, too, can use it to pretend you have arcane knowledge. Feel free to suggest terms of art from your own professions or hobbies by e-mailing me.

What to know about:

Brix

Peristalsis

Hang Time

Stripper
No, not the one you're thinking of!

Read Answer Girl!

Track Junkie

Do you remember college life? Was is that long ago?

If you like running, then the combination here will work for you.

Track Junkie is a freshman at Fordham Univ in the Bronx, NY and writing about his cross country season. The daily runs, the trials and tributions of college cross country.

The smell of fall comes back again.

Enjoy Track Junkie!

Presto Speaks - Shelly

Shelly is "A middle-aged public librarian who has gotten addicted to blogging."

Addicted? And I thought I had a few blogs. Try this, Shelly is writing on 9 Blogger blogs in addition to a couple of LiveJournal and AOL pages!

There must be something here that will hook you.

Cyber Chocolate is her main blog.

The Write Stuff is her blog on writing.

Retro-Spectives is her blog for reminiscences.

The Malt Shop is her blog for memes.

Creative Endeavors is her photo blog.

Shelly's Book Shelf is her book review blog.

Shelly's Comic Book Shelf is her blog on comic books.

Impish Delights is her blog on what she is reading.

Alternate Reality is her blog on science stuff.

ImPress Books is yet another web site.

Now, is this the sign of a split personality?

or addiction to blogging?

or just one more indication that Blogger should add categories?

Enjoy reading Shelly!

being jennifer garrett

Yes, Jen Garrett writes at being jennifer garrett

She says in her about page:

Who is Jennifer Garrett?
Jennifer Garrett is not Jennifer Garner. She is also not Jennifer Eccleston. She is not a research associate. She is not an artist. She is not an actress. She is a writer and editor who lives in Jamaica Plain, a lovely neighborhood of Boston.

She has also set upon a quest to blog 100 blogs in 100 days. Good luck!

The Hitchhikers are not intending to compete. We started before Jen, so it does not count.
But we do get to count her as 148!

And maybe if she finds us, she can count us as something less than 100!

Read Jen Garrett and find out!

Off on a Tangent - Steve Garfield

Steve Garfield is a video blogger or vlogger.

His interests are varied within the realms of pop culture and technology.

You can watch his videos:
Video Blog - Local stories, personal stories, different stories. Featuring:
- The Carol and Steve Show - 'Real' reality TV.
- Vlog Soup - Vlogosphere tours start here.

Yes, Vlog Soup is to the Vlogosphere what the Hitchhikers guide is to the Blogosphere.
Hence, you very well might enjoy it.

Check out Steve Garfield!

Long Tail - Chris Anderson

Chris Anderson writes at the Long Tail. What is the long tail?

The theory of the Long Tail is that our culture and economy is increasingly shifting away from a focus on a relatively small number of "hits" (mainstream products and markets) at the head of the demand curve and toward a huge number of niches in the tail. As the costs of production and distribution fall, especially online, there is now less need to lump products and consumers into one-size-fits-all containers. In an era without the constraints of physical shelf space and other bottlenecks of distribution, narrowly-target goods and services can be as economically attractive as mainstream fare.

You can read more in his posting Long Tail 101 or in the wikipedia entry.

Most of us normal blogger folks here in the wacky wide wonderful world of the blogosphere are "long tailers".

Long live the long tailers!

Read more of Chris Anderson here!

memoria technica - Gary Turner

Gary Turner writes at memoria technica. He begins to describe himself:

Gary Turner lives one hour north out of London in Northampton, England, with his wife and daughter and when pushed, he describes himself as a passionate technologist and a part-time hyperopic visionary.

He collects "unfamous quotations".

He started "blog stickers".

If I continued with all that he does, this post would go on for a good deal more. So let's just call it for now and leave you plenty to explore on your own.

Check out Gary here!

whimsical mystic - twyla

Twyla writes at whimsical mystic that she is "unfolding my own myth".

She has started Friday Favorites.

She likes Kabir.

She reads a lot of books. (Of that I am jealous.)

Check out Twyla here!

Tomorrow Connecting

The folks down in South Africa that make ?IC@TomorrowToday.biz a good place to visit have expanded to a blog focusing on stuff about HyperTechnologies.

Their first post gets into the details as follows:

TomorrowConnecting is a blog about HyperTechnologies - blogs, wikis, rss etc. I’ve set up this blog in a couple hours using Wordpress as the blog software, Feedburner as our feed manager, and some additional plug-ins which allow us to monitor traffic and let people subscribe to comments via email. All of the things are Open Source (feedburner is just free).

I have been following this group since I found them in May and I like what I read.

Add them to your reader!

I trust you will like them.