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This blog is about a girl in her early 20's who is obsessed with traveling. As we all know, traveling is not always easy when just graduating college, but this girl took the challenge anyways. This blog is to show twenty somethings that long term travel is a feasible option. Her blogs are educational for travel lovers and are fun to read. I chose this because I would like to travel someday, and this is another blog that makes me believe I can do it too!

This is a personal blog on a life that is on it's way to become more healthy. I like this blog because it is someone anyone can relate to about trying to live a healthy and happy life. I also like that the blogs are not all about exercise to be fit, but more of a state of mind, a state of bliss. These blogs are easy to relate to and fun to read.

This blog was created by Plaxo as a result of users' requests. It gives new information about the online site and explains how to use various programs within Plaxo.

Who are you? In today's society, people are using the internet, especially social networking sites, to establish their identity. This blog describes how to create a social media strategy. It discusses social networking sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Blogging, and Twitter, among others.

This is an example of a well designed blog post. I appreciate the photos and graphic elements. The author supports her statements with relevant links and quotes from various sources. It pertains to a current issue and is interesting.

Maybe not entirely politically correct, but this is a blog that basically reports anything obscure, funny, or out of the ordinary that is in any way related to sports. Uproxx.com also has a network of other blogs that cover other fields but the posts follow the same format.

This blog gives 5 tips to manage your contacts, particularly in Google.

This blog gives online application suggestions for getting on task and staying on task!

This is a blog that I created using, blog-spot. I go over how to use the basics of Picnik. Picnik is an online photo editing program, mostly free to all individuals. It is a simple application that can be used everyday, to enable you to enhance your everyday photos into portraits.

In his blog, Brian Breidenbach has an open forum of his subscribers discussing various online data/contact managing sites. Viewers get a variety of feedback about a variety of online programs.

"Should you stretch before a run? That question, which has prompted countless academic studies, debates and inter-running-partner squabbles, is now at the heart of a notable new study published in August"

This might be a good article to include in your studies. Anyone interested in this topic?

I am. I love to run and have often debated with running partners and coaches on this question.

This website is pretty unique. It's a blog that is updated daily by its creator. She posts different articles and other posts about exercise and other healthy habits.

This is the Shalane Flanagen homepage. Flanagan was the 2008 bronze medalist and she also ran for UNC. You can view her blogs and pictures on this site.

Checkvist is an online program that helps people easily create, share, and collaborate on task lists and outlines. This blog helps walk people through setting up a Checkvist account and then gives suggestions on how to maxamize one's use of Checkvist.

In her blog, Cammy Bean discusses her exploration on the Gin System, a group interative network (GIN) that keeps groups of people connected, whether it be a company, an athletic department, or fraternity or sorority. Many different groups of people can stay organized and connected using one program--The Gin System. (Note: The Gin System can be linked into facebook, making it even more convenient and useful for a large population of people.)

LinkedIn is a popular networking site among professionals. This blog suggests 10 ways to use LinkedIn.

In my blog, I discuss Plaxo, an online progam that makes it easy to manage your online address book. You can use Plaxo personally or professionally. A misconception is that Plaxo is too much like Facebook, but after all, that is an misconception. Plaxo can be used much more professionally; and you can make Plaxo your own by using all or none of their extra tools like a calendar, eCards, or stream connection, or post photos or links. Being organized is a part of wellness!

I think this website is pretty interesting. It's a blog with articles and recipes about healthy foods and meals. Anyone can post something and I think this interactiveness is wonderful.

Some of todays professional athletes feel like they have to ingest supplements in order for their runs to go better, faster, longer, and less muscle pain in the end. This website shows different blogs of people that use different supplements and detox diets with different links. Some of these diets seem a little ridiculous.