Nerd Stats 2009

And one final round-up for the year end. My nerd stats!

2008 2009 % change
Blog postings: 423 357 -16%
Tweets: 2,227 1,815 ((at the time of writing this blog posting and including the tweet that will result from me blogging this)) -19%
Visits to my blog in 2008 32,410 45,153((at the time of writing this blog posting)) +40%
Average number of blog visits per day 93 ((not sure why this value is not equal to the number of visits to my blog divided by 365 days. Probably some some of rounding error)). 126 ((ibid)), ((at the time of writing this blog posting)) +35%
Busiest day on my blog: Sept 26, 2008 (460 views) ((thanks to the Hockey Hotties posting)) July 25, 2009 (1,181 views) ((thanks to the Blogathon!)) +156%

Analysis of above stats:

  • I talked less, but more people listened!

Other nerdery highlights of ’09 include:

Books read this year ((undoubtedly there were more that I’m forgetting. This list is based on ones that (a) I can actually remember without prompting, (b) appeared on my blog and so I saw them when I went through my blog to write my year in review summary, and (c) I still have out of the library, so I saw them when I checked what books I have out of the library.)), in no particular order:

  • The Subtle Knife by Phillip Pullman
  • The Amber Spyglass by Phillip Pullman ((which I’m *almost* done)).
  • Blink by by Malcolm Gladwell
  • Tipping Point by by Malcolm Gladwell
  • What the Dog Saw by Malcolm Gladwell
  • Eat that Frog by Brian Tracy
  • Getting To Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In by Roger Fisher
  • Getting Things Done by David Allen
  • One Minute Millionaire by Mark V. Hansen and Richard G. Allen
  • Work Less, Make More by Jennifer White ((just starting this one))
  • The Power of Now by Eckhart Tollee
  • 13 Things That Don’t Make Sense by Michael Brooks ((didn’t finish before it was due back at the library. But it was really good – need to get it out again to finish it!))
  • The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch
  • The Shangri-La Diet by Seth Roberts
  • Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak
  • The Toyota Way to Healthcare Excellence by John Black with David Miller ((partway through))
  • What Projects Should We Manage? by Bill Bates
  • Utilization-Focused Evaluation (3rd edition) by Michael Quinn Patton ((partyway through. This is like the bible of evaluation)).
  • God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything by Christopher Hitchens
  • 50 Success Classics by Tom Butler-Bowdon
  • Rich Women: A Book on Investing for Women by Kim Kiyosaki
  • The Now Habit by Neil Fiore

Happy New Year everyone!

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