2008 State of the Union as Tag Cloud

1. rochelle 1/29/2008

   Hey, I don’t see “nucular” on there. I know I heard it at least 3 times.
2. Jason Griffey 1/29/2008

   Well, this is only the top 75 terms…so nucular probably didn’t count.
3. datalibre.ca · political tag clouds 1/30/2008

   [...] Civic data comes in many guises, and this is a neat way to analyze a politician’s speeches: [...]
4. education « SquattyPoop 1/30/2008

   [...] @ 7:41 am do you think if 1984 were required reading in every english class this sort of thing would still need to [...]
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6. this is one for the ladies… | furiousBlog - in my diatribe 1/30/2008

   [...] Tag Cloud for the State of the Union Address [...]
7. royce 1/30/2008

   sweet!
8. kP 1/30/2008

   I think it’s spelled Noo-que-lar.
9. Rudnar Pakawitz 1/30/2008

   Very telling, education, health, jobs, economy and children are screaming in thier abandonment.
10. Johnsenclan » Blog Archive » links 1/30/08 1/30/2008

    [...] 2008 State of the Union tag cloud [...]
11. seth 1/30/2008

    very cool. tag clouds are great for text analysis.

    this site has a tag cloud of countries mentioned in all of bush’s state of the union address:

    http://politicalmaps.org/george-w-bushs-state-of-the-union-addresses-map/
12. Jeff Clark 1/30/2008

    Good job. I’ve actually just posted a variation I call a Word Association Cloud for the same text. You and your readers can check it out at:
    http://www.neoformix.com/2008/WordAssociationClouds.html
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14. The Shifted Librarian » Tag Clouds Aren’t Just for Folksonomies Anymore 1/31/2008

    [...] 2008 State of the Union as Tag Cloud “Last year’s 2007 State of the Union Tag Cloud was such a hit, I decided to follow up again this year. A few major differences: Congress is mentioned a lot more this year, while health and oil don’t show up at all. This year’s address looks more active…instead of ‘fight’ we get ‘fighting.’ ” [Pattern Recognition] These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]
15. Donna 1/31/2008

    Oh, please do this for the Clinton/Obama debate 1/31/08
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    [...] State of the Union as Tag Cloud. Thanks Shifted Librarian! [...]
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21. State of the Union… as a Tag Cloud? « UW-Madison SLISIT 2/4/2008

    [...] new to me: identifying the key concepts in a speech by turning it into a tag cloud, in this case a cloud version of the President’s State of the Union Address. (Interesting and more than a little sad are some of the smallest words:  economy, families, [...]
22. JRowsey 2/16/2008

    This is one of the funniest things that I’ve seen on the net in a while. Very clever!
23. No Hook — The Jose Vilson 2/26/2008

    [...] points for the more heavily touted Democrats a few months back (and, to be sure, the president totally ignored this during his final State of the Union). Not surprisingly, education is completely [...]
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