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Michael Goldstein is a serial entrepreneur with a passion for bringing unique ideas to the light of day. Michael’s experience has centered around consumer facing, online, transactional businesses, but is as broad as selling cinder blocks to university students for extra storage space. He now leverages his experience running SwitchPitch, a business development marketplace in Washington DC.

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Turismo espacial: 25 años después del primer viaje privado, una industria que todavía no despega Original

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By Michael Goldstein
| Forbes Argentina
Este año reavivó el entusiasmo por los viajes espaciales. El vuelo de ida y vuelta a la Luna, Artemis II, fue un éxito técnico y popular, pese al escepticismo de algunos. Esta semana, SpaceX anunció su salida a bolsa, prevista como la mayor de la historia, con una recaudación estimada de US$ 175 mil millones. Este año también marca el 25° aniversario del primer vuelo turístico espacial. Dennis Tito viajó a la Estación Espacial Internacional el 28 de abril de 2001.
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Himes, The Birds, The Bees, And ADU Sewer In The Seas

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By Michael Goldstein
| Connecticut Centinal
Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gettr, Truth Social, Twitter, YouTube Congressman Jim Himes recently joked that relocating 12,000 bees into his backyard was “another success story for accessory dwelling units.” Maybe that line gets a laugh on social media. Maybe it scores points with the progressive zoning activists who see every Connecticut neighborhood as underutilized space waiting for more density.
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From Egypt To Albany, Let CT People Go.

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By Michael Goldstein, Jonathan Goldstein
| Connecticut Centinal
Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gettr, Truth Social, Twitter, YouTube As Passover approaches, Connecticut should ask a simple question: why are our workers still stuck in tax bondage to New York? The Exodus story is about labor, burden, and a ruler who would not let go. In a modern and obviously non-literal sense, that is the tension here. Connecticut residents live here, raise families here, pay property taxes here, and increasingly work here from home.
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