Daniel Foscarini is indeed the oracle of the north. What a fascinating bloke, eh. And he also does meaningful rather than busy-body volunteer work. He also takes a swipe at poverty, which is fine by me.

Bobbarama is a great soup chef, a whiz at the gas pumps and an all-round funny writer. Highly highly recommended humor blog and zanier than a piss taker.

Polliwog's Pond is one for the future, literally. Currently one stage beyond an amoeba, and bannerless, but the blog will be worth a look when the kids leave her alone.

The Non-Profit Curmudgeon should get together with the Oracle of the North to compare notes. The quote from a very revealing article on inertia amazed me. What do people expect for free?

ffnstuff has a blogging addiction and isn't afraid to admit to it. I am not scared to admit I normally hate poetry, but, I actually read his ghost after-life poem from beginning to end and enjoyed it. Spooky.

Techboggle will boggle your mind. Nick linked to a great PC-Mac bash jamboree and also proved himself quite the expert with a prediction that it was still too early to celebrate Vista security.

Qureyoon dabbles in lots of blogging, like here at Random Good Stuff For when you are bored - Random Posts on Gadgets, Cool Links, Weird Auctions, Gift Ideas and stuff.

Trae launched WMD Talk a while back. It's a forum to jabber about all things SEO and internet. He has an eye-catching message on his MyBlogLog page!


Zackie could have been a rock star, a bullfighter, or a soccer player Hell, even being a superhero wasn't beyond him. Dessins trés cools, Zackie is the most impressive thing to come out of France in years.

Atul Dogra offers a unique insight on tech in India. Imagine, 6D cinema, 3D plus smell touch and ...? Read to find the answer. And he put me on to the mutli language translator too. Can I say, cool beans, mate!

Proof that the 10 bloggers featured above were the last ones to visit before Ed started blogging today.

If you have any thoughts or comments for Ed, let him have it!