Thanks, Brad, for breaking the news to Foundation. I will just ad that it was a very exciting trip, which will open many new opportunities for all of us, and I feel fortunate to have been able to participate.

With regard to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, I just want to add a quick note that their remarkable collection includes images, testimonies, videos, and audio. They are also compiling an online encyclopedia in seven languages, and that material will be there for us to harvest as well, according to the terms of the GFDL. They have some amazing material on other genocides as well, including Cambodia, Rwanda, and Darfur.

I will suggest, however, that people wait a few more days before taking material from their site, so that our discussions can be formalized in a written agreement. I hope that this can set a precedent and serve as a model for future cooperation with other museums and educational institutions. After all, we all have the same goal--sharing the sum of human knowledge with all people who seek it.

Special thanks to Mindspillage who helped me with the USHMM meeting. It goes without saying that I am ever grateful to Brad for coordinating and leading this amazing effort and to Mindspillage and NullC for all of their technical insights and great ideas and advice before, during, and after these meetings.

Danny