Cloud of top 100 health and medicine blog names

Last week I used Wordle to create a blogroll cloud from my link list (which worked quite well, see here ) — and today I tried to make a similar cloud of eDrugSearch ’s latest (25 July) list of 883 health and medicine blog names (i.e., the full names of the blogs, not just the single words). It turned out to be too big a mouthful for Wordle  to turn the whole health and medicine sector of the blogosphere into a cloud display. So I abbreviated the run to the top 100 blog names on eDrugSearch’s list. But even then it took Wordle about 45 (!) minutes to complete these 100: (click image to make it bigger). Wordle has rapidly become a favourite pastime among internet users so their bandwidth seems to be quite filled up. Maybe its slow also because it takes more computing power to construct a phrase cloud  than a word cloud. But if you want to make a blogroll cloud, as opposed to say a tag cloud...