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All wordled up

March 31, 2010 James Kennell

Following a link on Wesley’s ‘Media Readings’ blog, I’ve used Wordle to generate a visual representation of the content of this blog: Wordle records the

2009, eh?

December 24, 2009 James Kennell

Most years since 2000 I have remembered to post a list up online of my favourite things of the year. I make no claims to

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