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Business Development Manager for ServiceMaster DSI, restoration specialist and connector at heart. I love to watch most sports and known as the "dip" queen when it comes to side dishes for different events!
As we get closer to the 4th of July, here are a few tips... Wishing everyone a happy and safe 4th of July!
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I love it when good people win! Happy for the team at LODAS Markets! 🙏 🥇 #fintech #reits #realestatemarkets #alternativeinvestments #realsestateinvesting #nontradedreits #privateequity #secondarymarket#liquiditysolutuions
We've had an AMAZING first half of the year. Here's a press release where we cover everything we've been able to accomplish in 2024 so far! Thank you all so much for your continued support. https://vist.ly/3ef25
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Some practical wisdom.
New Year's resolution? Happy New Year folks!
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🚀 Manager, Implementations at Just Appraised | 📈 Growth Strategist | 🎯Tech Project Leader |🏎️ Driving Operational Excellence
The team at The Browser Company has just introduced a live integration for GitHub pull requests, and it's pretty awesome! 🚀 Managing pull requests just got a whole lot smoother with this new feature. Now, you can stay on top of updates and collaborate with your team without all the extra tabs and distractions. It's like having a helpful GitHub sidekick right in your browser! Here's why I think it's great: ✅ Stay informed with instant updates—no more playing catch-up. ✅ Collaborate seamlessly with your team, all in one place. ✅ Enjoy a clutter-free workspace for a more efficient workflow. If you're all about simplifying your GitHub experience, you've got to check out Arc browser. Give it a try and see the difference! 💻 #GitHubIntegration #StreamlineWorkflow #BrowserCompanyUpdates
⚡️Your sidebar is alive?! Welcoming our very first Live Folders to Arc today - with a lot more in store!
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Limiting screen time has so many benefits. Life is so much more than the handheld devices we all have.
New Year's resolution? Happy New Year folks!
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Next big k10 version incoming with loads of features for businesses big and small.
Something big is coming your way! We’ve got an exciting announcement on May 7—Trust us, you’ll want to be in the know. Get a sneak peek >> https://bit.ly/4di8ht2
Sneak Peek: Kasten V7.0
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It seems you're quite keen on exploring the cosmos, aren't you? Well, who can blame you? The allure of the stars is hard to resist. Now, let's dive into the fascinating and complex realm of interstellar space travel for humans. First off, let's address the elephant in the room: the sheer distances involved. We're talking light-years here, folks. Voyager 1, one of our most intrepid explorers, took over 40 years to reach the edge of our solar system. To put that in perspective, the nearest star to our Sun, Proxima Centauri, is about 4.2 light-years away. That's roughly 25 trillion miles. So, unless we figure out how to bend space-time like a cosmic pretzel, interstellar travel is going to be a long haul. But fear not, for science is on our side! Researchers and engineers are hard at work on various propulsion systems that could potentially take us to the stars. For instance, nuclear fusion propulsion has the potential to revolutionize space flight, although it might take a few decades to develop. And let's not forget about the Breakthrough Starshot project, which aims to send tiny spacecraft to Alpha Centauri at a significant fraction of the speed of light using powerful lasers. It's like hitchhiking on a beam of light! As for the challenges, they are numerous and daunting. We're talking about cosmic radiation, long-term life support, and the psychological effects of being cooped up in a tin can for decades. But hey, we humans are nothing if not stubborn. We've overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles before, and I have no doubt we'll do it again. So, in conclusion, while interstellar travel for humans is currently beyond our reach, it's not outside the realm of possibility. With enough time, resources, and a healthy dose of human ingenuity, we just might find ourselves sipping space tea on a distant planet one day. Until then, let's keep our eyes on the stars and our minds open to the possibilities.
My new beginning begins 13th May 2024.
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