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Please share your stories with Nick here. Let’s show his family what an impact he had on our lives.
Following the tragic news about the passing of Nick Russo, we have created a page on the @LearningatCisco CLN site to capture your stories of how he helped you personally or professionally. These messages will then be shared with his family.
learningnetwork.cisco.com/s/…
Nick was generous with his time, and knowledge to all. A very dedicated individual, always pushing himself to be better than yesterday. He will be missed.
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Who else has to deal with @hulu_support crappy policy of tracking IP addresses to track ‘moves’ outside of my geo?!? Newsflash @hulu I’m still logged in at my house, not once outside of it, but I have no control of my ISP changing my IP
Seeing the excitement, joy, and pride on campus during the short time of working there makes me appreciate this day. Check out the hashtag #MatchDay2024 to see the amazing journeys of future doctors!
Lots of energy in the room as our future physicians are learning where they will train as residents. Congratulations and best of luck to everyone who matched! #URochesterMatch #MatchDay2024
My daughter crying herself to sleep after that Bills game summarizes the feels today. Brutal. Just brutal.
Today a team member described his job as “as a nerd to speak nerd to the nerds, explaining the sales stuff” and that’s the laugh I needed this morning
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We've all been there: You're firing on all cylinders—inspired and motivated. Then, suddenly, you aren't. Things become very, very difficult.
You're in a rut.
Here's my strategy to get out of it:
Joined a low pressure golf league this week, wore my Ping hat to the first outing and my new partner thought it was because I was a NetEng in a previous life 🥹😀 we enjoyed a good laugh when I explained its also a major golf brand
I have found my people 😄😆
Looking for a Mexican cookbook similar in style to @jettila ‘s where it varies between quick cooks and long cook/prep classics, teaches along the way, and authentic. Suggestion?
Every women in tech day that comes up @LadyNetworker is on each and every list of influential women that paved the way.
She is hurting cause her daughter is hurting. And (shocker 😤) insurance companies are making it harder to get her home and in rehab.
Please help
OK, people. I don't normally do these but @LadyNetworker is a good friend, someone that has inspired and helped me on my CCDE journey, who has built this community, written books, and been there for us. Now we need to be there for her daughter ->
gofundme.com/f/help-get-cait…
This is the shenanigans I miss of working in an office. Someone makes an assertion and before you know it we are ordering tacos from 3 restaurants to debate it while working on really things.
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It would@be really cool if @DTE stopped ‘clearing’ our outage in the status tool until they actually restored power. 5th time reporting our outage
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This is not something that should make you hopeful. Young people having to protest to not be shot is a warning sign of how bad things have gotten not a sign of hope.
Just learned you can name browser sessions in Edge, and for someone who has 50+ tabs open that I don’t like closing this makes me happy
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NEW: The story of Emma Riddle, who survived the shooting at Oxford just more than a year ago—then spent last night huddled beneath a desk, terrified that another gunman might kill her.
“I can’t believe this is happening again," she whispered on the phone.
washingtonpost.com/education…
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This is the part I can't shake: These shootings are now so common that children are living through them multiple times before their educational journey is done. Via @RonFrench01 bridgemi.com/talent-educatio…














