The Best of Open Culture 2009

Couldn’t let you down. Couldn’t let the year end without giving you a “best of” list. So here it goes. A purely subjective list. 25 items. Some educational; some a little more entertaining; some popular, etc. I hope you enjoy, and you can always search through our complete archive here. Thanks all, and best wishes in ‘10.

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  1. Gary Savage says . . . | December 30, 2009 / 4:13 am

    Dan this is a great list. We’re in snowy Berlin and just enjoyed the Bach and the Bayeux. Happy New Year & speak soon! G&N.

  2. Dan Colman says . . . | December 30, 2009 / 10:56 pm

    You should be here in warmer, sunnier California. Stay warm. Happy New Year to you and Nats!

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