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emrosenf
6y ago
What started out as a desire to get Invisalign turned into a much deeper journey into understanding the relationship between occlusion, TMJ, posture, sleep apnea and more. I'm now almost 18 months into treatment with an LVI dentist in
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emrosenf
6y ago
Most dentists don’t know what they don’t know. You need to see a physiologic dentist: lviglobal.com If you have an hour, join their fb group and watch their video. It will be quite illuminating.
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emrosenf
9y ago
CarDash (YC S17) | Backend/Full-Stack Engineer | Menlo Park, CA | ONSITE Full-time | cardash.com CarDash is building the infrastructure to modernize the auto servicing industry by bringing professionalism, transparency, and convenience
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emrosenf
9y ago
CarDash (YC S17) | Backend/Full-Stack Engineer | Menlo Park, CA | ONSITE Full-time | cardash.com CarDash is building the infrastructure to modernize the auto servicing industry by bringing professionalism, transparency, and convenience
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emrosenf
14y ago
Keep up the awesome work guys!
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emrosenf
14y ago
Congrats Jon!
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Technological Disaster Preparedness: Have your own Wikipedia Backup
(blog.avocadohills.com)
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15y ago
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emrosenf
15y ago
I highly recommend Derek Sivers' videos: http://www.youtube.com/dereksivers
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emrosenf
15y ago
Bravo Jessica! I think people here may be missing the crux of the article: building a real business -- rather than an initial product -- is quite expensive.
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emrosenf
15y ago
Incredible work Mike!
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emrosenf
15y ago
This is awesome Jon! What audio processing tricks did you use?
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emrosenf
15y ago
Awesome job guys!
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emrosenf
16y ago
Congrats Andy & Jessica!
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emrosenf
16y ago
According to this NYT article ( http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/23/business/23rates.html ), debt service was $202B in 2009. It is projected to go to $700B in 2019. To put that in perspective, $500B more than covers what we spend on education