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I can't recall when I first stumbled across Wikipedia but I now use it on a near daily basis as a start point for subjects that peak my interest.

Here's a list few subjects I've enjoyed reading over the last few months...

• Cold war era US Presidents and Soviet Leaders
• Containerization - more interesting than you might imagine. Your chair, desk and computer was probably transported in one.
• Chobham armour - because the idea you can clad a tank in ceramic (i.e. a material like crockery) and make it stronger is quite strange.
• Commodore International - the now defunct manufacturer of some very fine computers.

The frequency of the initial C is probably just a coincidence.