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Using Kevin’s memory techniques remember all these statistic 😉
there will be a test at the end
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Outdated statistics are outdated.
I’m getting an A in statistics! Eat it suckers!!!
my bad, I didn’t look at the date – 8 months is forever in internet time.
I still prefer my newspapers to be in paper format. Can’t really get in to reading the local paper online. And I still want local news as well as national news.
Call me old-fashioned, but that’s how I roll.
So many numbers!
Whats a newspaper?
The Onion
American Voices
YouTube Turns 5
May 19, 2010 | ISSUE 46•20
Video sharing website YouTube turned five on Monday. What do you think?
Juliet Morris
Naturalist
“Wow, it feels like just yesterday when I used to go outside.”
I thought the vid was pretty cool. I def use my phone for almost everything..blackberry web surfing is lacking hence almost. @Marilyn – a piece of me still thinks i want to read the paper in hard copy but then a bigger piece of me that hates the ink and refolding jump kicks that piece trying to hold on to the paper. I can def see where you are coming from though 🙂