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Apr 04 2007

Briefcase Journal – Bloggeries Blog Review

Take a minute to introduce yourself to John Wells, a “twenty-something” undergrad at Ohio State University blogging his academia adventures at his blog the “Briefcase Journal” This site is a collection of all of John’s experiences in his senior year of University. Here you will find John tell you about everything from the magic of his wedding day to his pre-graduation jitters, when most college students will describe these two epic events conversely. John describes himself as nobody amazing by any means, but as you go through his Blog you will find yourself disagreeing with him. You will know you are in John’s spot by the Arabic alphabet that denotes his Blog name. You will be inspired by its opening quote, “Difficult takes a day. Impossible takes a week.” As you go through the Blog you will find yourself intrigued by his journeys and travels in England, his all nighter term paper experiences, and feel honored to understand the enchantment of his wedding day. You will further be humbled by the introduction of his newly found inspiration – his lovely wife Tohima and her adorable son Hamzah.

The interesting dichotomy throughout the entire site is his self-described claims that he is just a college senior with a couple of majors going on and absolutely no set goals beyond graduation. However as you read through his memoirs, you will come to know a man that is focused and driven and motivated by philosophical approaches to daily living. Reading his experiences will allow you to get to know this right-handed man who prides himself on having tried over 250 shower gels and has also toured former Soviet Socialist Republics giving live centrifugal force demonstrations. Every new post you will read you will find yourself philosophizing right along with him as you come to understand this is not your average college kid.

The Blog itself is easy and enjoyable to read, and its writing caliber far surpasses any college level writing that this reviewer has come across. It features a black background and white print. This type of background is typically difficult to read on the Internet, but this goes unnoticed. The background becomes an effective backdrop for the outstanding set of graphics John exhibits, all expertly located on the site design and of professional quality. The older posts are a little more difficult to find, as you have to scroll to the bottom of the page to find them. The posts themselves are somewhat sporadic, but given that he is a recently married college senior facing graduation, that is not surprising. For content, uniqueness, and appearance the Blog scores well above average and it earns good navigation scores as well. Its sporadic activity is the only thing that brings the overall score of 4.3 down, but perhaps we will see more of John once that jittery graduation day has come and gone. We hope so!

– Chrissie

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Written by chrissie · Categorized: Reviews

Sveta’s Blog – Blog Review

Bloggeries Blog Review I took a look at Sveta’s Blog: writingup.com/blog/sveta. Normally we add a hyperlink but this blog doesn’t merit one! Being an incurable pop culture addict, I was intrigued with the description: “Humor, hilarious parodies, satires, music and movie reviews, personal essays, and basically, anything you could possibly imagine!!!” Initially, I was disappointed. My pop culture indulgent needs were simply not, well, indulged.At first glance, I found it to be more of her latter description…that of the anything you could possibly imagine sort. I first started poking around, and I questioned, what IS this Blog really about. But then I found myself reading about the traumas of a Mormon wife, of a man who brought me to the streets of New Orleans with a cup of smoking coffee, of a mom whose heart broke mine when her daughter wanted to move away to Pennsylvania for camp – and oh, how difficult it is to be a mom.

I kept reading Sveta’s Blog. While it is not the most organized, it seems, that is the point. The Blog is about anything you could possibly imagine. The more I read, the more I understood. This is not about me; there really IS something for everybody here. I found the pop culture after all, though I never thought I would even be thinking of Duran Duran in 2007; but I was, and I liked it. I also got some scrap booking tips; how to deal with the measles, asthma and other common ailments; and strangely found myself writing Tom Wolfe’s new book on my to-do list. I like Sveta’s Blog because it leads you wherever you want and wherever you need to go. Many of her links are not her own, but she provides a service to you by allowing you to get where you need to go just by visiting her blogdom. It IS well written if you enjoy that punch drunk kind of slant at popular culture and the human existence, though that is not for everyone. If we are talking about content and not style however, there is definitely something for everyone, even when the content is probably not the most original.

The activity is not the most current as I am not seeing any posts beyond June 3rd of last year. That being said, I will take her American Idol comments to intend LAST years competition. Further, I found myself being extremely distracted by her Ad Sense and was really searching for content in between the ads, rather than vice versa. Given this, although this Blog can serve lots of flavor with the right kind of java, I am going to say only about a .5 out of 5 scale. She offers very little meat and potatoes for content, the structure was completely disorganized, the Blog activity itself has come to an all out halt, and the advertising is out of control. This is unfortunate, because her writing was established enough to make me feel as if I was on that New Orleans street with that smoking cup of coffee with my friend. However, for keeping me interested and for the stroll down memory lane, I will give her the .5 as that is about as long as my attention span could last on year long material.

-Chrissie

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Written by chrissie · Categorized: Recycling Bin, Reviews

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