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SaaStock London - We're back IN-PERSON! | SaaStock Local

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By Phil Peters, Craig Maxwell, Daria Danilina, Paul Excell
| saastock.com
LONDON - WE'RE BACK! IN-PERSON FOR 3+ HOURS OF SAAS GOODNESS IN LONDON: 🔥 4 Amazing Speakers 🔥 SaaS Exhibitor Booths 🔥 Food & Drink Included 🔥 Space for 250 People ONLY Speakers 🥇 Daria Danilina - Co-Founder & Chief Customer Officer at Salesroom 🥇 Saravana Kumar - CEO at Kovai 🥇 Christian Owens - CEO at Paddle 🥇 Tony Jamous - CEO at Oyster and ex-founder of  Nexmo Exhibitors 👋 Paddle 👋 Reachdesk 👋 Cledara 👋 Shuttle 👋 Cognism 👋 Document 360 👋 Microsoft for Startups 👋 Cyclr Who should attend?
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Pain and pleasure

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By Phil Peters
| Gettysburg Times Verified
Nothing conjures up the Wild West like the tall saguaro cactus (Carnegiea gigantea) amid the desert landscape. Their ruggedness evokes grit and perhaps a bit of nostalgia for the cowboy and the open range. An aged saguaro can be between 100 and 200 years old and store hundreds of gallons of water. Indeed it takes 15 years to grow a foot tall, and 75 before it puts out its first arm. And the saguaro is the most iconic among the hundreds of species. Cacti come in many sizes and shapes.
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Controlled panic on Calle Ocho

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By Phil Peters
| cubantriangle.blogspot.com
A smart friend reminds me regularly that everyone is talking about a coming change in U.S. policy toward Cuba – except the officials who make that policy in the U.S. government. Still, the talk has provoked unease among embargo advocates, who may be wondering if the wheels are starting to come off the wagon that has dragged this foreign policy relic well into the 21st century.
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Alan Gross and Cuban law (Updated)

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By Phil Peters
| cubantriangle.blogspot.com
“What he did is not a crime.” – State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley on USAID contractor Alan Gross “In March 1999, the Cuban Government passed legislation which would impose 8 to 20 year prison sentences on any Cuban citizen found to be collaborating with activities funded through Section 109 of the LIBERTAD Act.
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