Did You Know? v4.0

September 24, 2009 · Posted in Video

A newly updated Did You Know video

Tags: did you know, evolving, facts, Social Media, stats, Technology, Video

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Kirsten Waerstad

The Kindle has solved a number of reading challenges for me. I read from three to five books per week. I was becoming concerned with the amount of paper products I was consuming. The Kindle helped solve that problem. I continue to purchase books that I want to keep as part of my library because I want to keep my local, privately owned bookstore in business. I was hesitant to make the plunge but am more than happy that I did.

suzi w

Very cool. I was surprised about the amount of TVs in bathrooms.

Bobbi Newman

me too!

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