Mickey
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I'm just here for the primal screaming.
November 27, 2025 at 4:09 AM
Gustavo Zylberberg, CEO of Vitalcy, visits the Nonprofit SnapCast ... #financialstability #donorcommunities
Building Donor Communities With Vitalcy: Gustavo Zylberberg | Nonprofit SnapCast
Building Donor Communities with Vitalcy: Gustavo Zilberberg, CEO of Vitalcy, visits the SnapCast to introduce the company as a web-based platform that helps nonprofits build long-term financial stabil...
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November 27, 2025 at 3:48 AM
Gustavo Zylberberg, CEO of Vitalcy, visits the Nonprofit SnapCast ... #financialstability #donorcommunities
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This is who she was.
Passionate in her beliefs. Fiercely loyal to her friends. Never afraid to let you know exactly where she stood. The best.
Fun Fact: I remember arguing with her over which of us hated Piggy the most. I was sure I did. She disagreed. It remains unresolved...
Passionate in her beliefs. Fiercely loyal to her friends. Never afraid to let you know exactly where she stood. The best.
Fun Fact: I remember arguing with her over which of us hated Piggy the most. I was sure I did. She disagreed. It remains unresolved...
November 24, 2025 at 8:15 PM
This is who she was.
Passionate in her beliefs. Fiercely loyal to her friends. Never afraid to let you know exactly where she stood. The best.
Fun Fact: I remember arguing with her over which of us hated Piggy the most. I was sure I did. She disagreed. It remains unresolved...
Passionate in her beliefs. Fiercely loyal to her friends. Never afraid to let you know exactly where she stood. The best.
Fun Fact: I remember arguing with her over which of us hated Piggy the most. I was sure I did. She disagreed. It remains unresolved...
Development professionals are facing unprecedented burnout, especially as year-end pressures collide with limited resources and unrealistic expectations. This article explores why fundraisers are exhausted, what systemic issues contribute to the strain, and ...
When Development Burnout Hits Hard: Why It’s Happening, and What You Can Do as Year-End Approaches
Development professionals are facing unprecedented burnout, especially as year-end pressures collide with limited resources and unrealistic expectations. This article explores why fundraisers are exha...
www.nonprofitsnapshot.org
November 24, 2025 at 7:20 PM
Development professionals are facing unprecedented burnout, especially as year-end pressures collide with limited resources and unrealistic expectations. This article explores why fundraisers are exhausted, what systemic issues contribute to the strain, and ...
Struggling to grow your #podcast audience? You’re not alone. This Podcast Wizardry guide explains why early listener numbers are often low, what “normal” growth really looks like, and how new #podcasters can refine their niche, improve promotion, and use data to build #sustainable momentum.
Why Your Podcast Isn’t Growing Yet (And Why Your Numbers Are Normal) – Podcast Wizardry
Your Numbers Are Normal: How early-stage podcasters can diagnose slow listener growth without panicking.
podcastwizardry.com
November 24, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Struggling to grow your #podcast audience? You’re not alone. This Podcast Wizardry guide explains why early listener numbers are often low, what “normal” growth really looks like, and how new #podcasters can refine their niche, improve promotion, and use data to build #sustainable momentum.
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Good morning! Science time!
Bowhead whales make huge amounts of a DNA-repair protein that seems to stop damaged cells from turning pre-cancerous. The AK Iñupiaq community helped researchers determine that Bowheads can live 200yrs without cancer. This may help find new cancer treatments in humans.
Bowhead whales make huge amounts of a DNA-repair protein that seems to stop damaged cells from turning pre-cancerous. The AK Iñupiaq community helped researchers determine that Bowheads can live 200yrs without cancer. This may help find new cancer treatments in humans.
A bowhead whale's DNA offers clues to fight cancer
Scientists searching for new ways to combat cancer think they may have uncovered a promising new lead in the DNA of the bowhead whale.
radio.wpsu.org
November 24, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Good morning! Science time!
Bowhead whales make huge amounts of a DNA-repair protein that seems to stop damaged cells from turning pre-cancerous. The AK Iñupiaq community helped researchers determine that Bowheads can live 200yrs without cancer. This may help find new cancer treatments in humans.
Bowhead whales make huge amounts of a DNA-repair protein that seems to stop damaged cells from turning pre-cancerous. The AK Iñupiaq community helped researchers determine that Bowheads can live 200yrs without cancer. This may help find new cancer treatments in humans.
