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driph.com/words
words : gaming, etcetera, and so forth
A blog, by Chris Ainsworth. On video games, the game industry, and other bits of this and that
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moewes.com/about-me
About Me | Moewes.com
Moewes.com Photography, Guitar and Family; oh and work too Skip to content HomeAbout Me About Me My name is Chris. By profession, I am a development manager and software engineer. At home I am a husband and father. At play I am a geek and photographer. I am the founder of PHPUserGroups.org I am a co-founder of LinuxNovice.org You can see my photos here or on Zooomr.com Other Profiles Zooomr Profile 43Things Profile del.icio.us Profile Digg Profile Flickr Profile YouTube Profile StumbleUpon
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3x6.net/vhoorl
Under Vhoorl?s Shadow
Blogs Chris Perridas: H. P. Lovecraft & His Legacy ectoplasmosis Grim Reviews In Tenebris Scriptus La Fosse aux Shoggoth LiLeLa Lost Carcosa Lovecrafting omnia exeunt in mysterium The Temple of Dagon Unspeakable Vault (of Doom) Yog-Sothoth for HPL & Call of Cthulhu Contributors Under Vhoorl?s Shadow Literature Dark Tomorrow S. T. Joshi's Web Site 2010 The H.P. Lovecraft Archive Music Musica Cthulhiana The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets Paraphernalia Dagon Industries
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onceupon.com/27floor/blogger.html
beyond the loop
beyond the loop The adventures of my life in boxes. About Me Name: Chris Location: LA County, California, United States married/currently residing in California/moved from Chicago/still between residences/previously lived in SF, LA and Austin/npr junkie/survived life as a partner while fiance earned his MBA at the University of Chicago (BOOTH)/waiting on next big thing View my complete profile Previous Posts eye exams can trigger nightmares her name was alice how do you process this about
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naramore.net/blog
The Blog of ElizabethN
Blog About Me The Ide(a)s of March March 15, 2011 10:39am 0 Comments Ides of March and writing Thanks to a kick in the ass from my buddy Chris Shiflett, I will be blogging more in March (and likely beyond). He brings up great points about how the shift in social interaction (through outlets like Twitter) has had a detrimental effect on blogs. Case in point: for those who have been in my Technical Writing 101 talks at various conferences, you know I'm a huge proponent of taking the time to