What makes a good blog and how do you assess blogs in your region? Tunisian blogger Mouelhizied has attempts to answer this question and has a lot to say about his country's bloggers. Although there are 361 Tunisian blogs according to the latest count, only 10 to 20 per cent of them are active and have daily posts, says Mouelhizied. From the different types of bloggers and blogs, we move on to learning how to spot the different types of doctors. Egyptian blogger Ana Masri describes the different types of doctors out there. In Palestine, blogger Majeed Al Barghouti links to a story I have seen before on Palestinian blogs, but which still seems to erk Palestinian bloggers. It is that which shows the Israeli army using Palestinian children as human shields, to protect them from the wrath of Palestinian stone-throwers. Meanwhile in Kuwait, blogger Kila Matgoog apologises to his readers for not being able to reply to their comments because he is in Hong Kong, where he has to pay for his Internet use!