Quotebook: Change
"The biggest barrier to progress in human history has not been ignorance, but the illusion of knowing." Daniel Boorstin, Former Librarian of Congress
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Mark,
Someone just showed me the "Did you Know 2.0" video on Youtube. Have you seen it? You can search it on Youtube or you can see it on my blog www.melissasalomon.com
I am using some of these stats in my current writing projects.
Have a great day!
Melissa
Posted by: Melissa | September 28, 2007 at 07:50 AM