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Conversation, creativity & cocktails at digital agency @lhchq's collab dinner at Lucia. #LATechWeek
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Philip Braddock introduces #NYTechWeek attendees to the suite of resources available at @Atlassian for Startups and also… LET’S GO NY 🏀
@AICollectiveCo
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The recipe for a stellar #BOSTechWeek evening:
One part creativity.
Two parts interesting food and drinks.
A generous pour of creative people.
The Lighthouse Creative @lhchq collab combined them perfectly.
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Great cocktails. Great tech communities. Same secret: the right mix.
The founders of @lhchq broke down what makes their events so special at #BOSTechWeek. (Hint: it's not just the drinks.)
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That’s a wrap on an incredible session with @eightsleep during #NYTechWeek! We got to test the tech, chat sleep science with Co-Founder Max Andreasi Bassi, and dive deep into what it takes to build truly smarter sleep.
After a week this packed with innovation and energy, one thing’s for sure, we’ll all be sleeping very well tonight. 😴
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put the teams in The Cube, you cowards @MLB
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No one ever followed or recommended an account because of the volume of its posts. No one is like, "Check them out, their content calendar is FULL."
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"Once covid is over" is starting to sound like "if it's a great idea, we'll find the money for it"
My 8 yr old told me he’ll never get a gym membership bc he won’t go so why waste the money. Clearly, he has my genes.
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Hearing "We love it!" in a first-round creative review is like an "I love you!" from someone you just met. You can't trust it, and some weird stuff is probably about to go down.
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Staggering:
Moms spent the equivalent of a full-time job on child care last year — while working at the same time
19thnews.org/2021/08/moms-ch… via @19thnews' @ChabeliH
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10-year-old me: When am I ever going to use long division in real life?
34-year-old-me: (opening daughter's backpack) Oh, you son of a bitch.



















