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Celebrating Independence Day 🇺🇸 Honoring Sacrifices & Embracing Dreams ✨ As fireworks illuminate the night sky this Fourth of July 🎆 let's pause to honor the journeys that brought us here. ::: Acknowledge the Past: Our ancestors' sacrifices are the foundation of our present. They left familiar shores for a chance at a better life. ::: Embrace Hard Work and Dedication: Success is earned through relentless effort. The values of discipline and integrity passed down from my immigrant parents and in-laws are the pillars of my business. ::: Constant and Never-Ending Improvement (CANI): The immigrant journey is one of continuous improvement. We must strive for constant • growth • adapting • innovating to stay relevant. ::: Courage to Dream Big: Dreaming big is a legacy from our ancestors. Their courage to envision a brighter future inspires us to set ambitious goals. ::: Building a Legacy: Honor their sacrifices by building a business rooted in respect and community. Our success is a tribute to their dreams and the foundation for future generations. _____ This Fourth of July 🇺🇸 celebrate not only our freedom but also the incredible journeys that made it possible. Happy Independence Day! 💥 _____ How are you celebrating freedom today? Comment down below!
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🇺🇸 Reflecting on Independence Day: A Celebration of Gratitude 🇺🇸 As we celebrate the 4th of July, I find myself deeply grateful for the freedoms we cherish and the opportunities they bring. 🎆 This day is more than just fireworks and barbecues—it's a reminder of the courage and vision of those who paved the way for our independence. It's a time to honor the sacrifices made and to appreciate the diverse tapestry of our nation. I am grateful for: 🔹 The privilege to live in a land where dreams can become reality. 🔹 The strength and resilience of our communities, coming together in times of challenge. 🔹 The chance to contribute to a society that values progress and inclusivity. Let's carry the spirit of gratitude beyond today, embracing the values of unity, diversity, and opportunity that define us as a nation. Together, let's continue to build a future where everyone has the freedom to thrive. What does Independence Day mean to you? Share your thoughts below and let's celebrate the spirit of gratitude together! 🎇 #IndependenceDay #Gratitude #Freedom #Unity #Celebration #LinkedInReflection
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Wishing you a joyous Independence Day filled with pride, peace, and prosperity. May this Independence Day bring happiness and success to you and your loved ones. Celebrate the freedom that our forefathers fought for and cherish the blessings of being a citizen of an independent nation. 🇮🇳 Happy Independence Day 🇮🇳 #independence #independenceday #security #securityindustry #securityprofessionals #securityprofessionals #securitymanagement #india
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Amy Bowe 📝👇🏼 Thank you for sharing this ❤️ “Today, ~2 billion people around the world are observing Eid-ul-Fitr, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. On a day traditionally celebrated with joyous feasts, one group of people that will not be celebrating in the same way are the 2.2 million people of Gaza, at least 85% of which are displaced and 50% of which are experiencing starvation, with the other 50% in food crisis or emergency. In addition to the humanitarian catastrophe, the conflict also represents an environmental catastrophe. A study published in December by a team of researchers from Queen Mary University and Lancaster University in the UK and the Climate and Community Project in the US, attempted to estimate the climate impact of the war, including: 💥 6,990 kilotonnes CO2 equivalent (KtCO2e) emissions related to Israeli defense spending based on its 2019 military budget of US$20.3 billion. In February, Israel passed an amended budget for 2023-2024 that saw defence spending increase 85% over pre-war levels to $32.6 billion. On this basis, emissions associated with Israeli military spending would equate to 11,215 KtCO2e, roughly the size of North Macedonia’s Scope 1 emissions. 💥 281 KtCO2e in emissions directly associated with the conflict during the first 60 days, including fighter jets, supply planes, artillery, tanks and vehicles. If we extend that analysis for the full 185 days of the conflict so far, direct emissions would equate to 866 KtCO2e. 💥 30,000 ktCO2e for reconstruction based on 100,000 buildings destroyed in the first 60 days. As of mid-March, the number of buildings estimated to have been destroyed totalled 157,200, which would increase the emissions associated with reconstruction to 47,160 ktCO2e. In aggregate, emissions associated with these three categories would total more than 59,241 ktCO2e, roughly equivalent to Portugal’s emissions. And the war rages on . . . The researchers were quick to admit the limitations of the study. Emissions from military operations remain under-analysed; according to the UNEP’s 2023 Emissions Gap report, military emissions are “insufficiently accounted” for by the UNFCCC. Using the “mortality cost of carbon” metric developed by Columbia University researcher Daniel Bressler in 2021, these emissions would result in ~13,360 excess deaths between now and 2100. That still pales in comparison to the more than 33,000 lives and counting that have been lost in the conflict in the past seven months. This Eid, let us all pray, regardless of our religious affiliations, for a permanent end to the hostilities. Even better, let us actively call on our governments to end the hostilities.
Wishing a joyous and prosperous Eid to those celebrating today!
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Today, ~2 billion people around the world are observing Eid-ul-Fitr, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. On a day traditionally celebrated with joyous feasts, one group of people that will not be celebrating in the same way are the 2.2 million people of Gaza, at least 85% of which are displaced and 50% of which are experiencing starvation, with the other 50% in food crisis or emergency. In addition to the humanitarian catastrophe, the conflict also represents an environmental catastrophe. A study published in December by a team of researchers from Queen Mary University and Lancaster University in the UK and the Climate and Community Project in the US, attempted to estimate the climate impact of the war, including: 💥 6,990 kilotonnes CO2 equivalent (KtCO2e) emissions related to Israeli defense spending based on its 2019 military budget of US$20.3 billion. In February, Israel passed an amended budget for 2023-2024 that saw defence spending increase 85% over pre-war levels to $32.6 billion. On this basis, emissions associated with Israeli military spending would equate to 11,215 KtCO2e, roughly the size of North Macedonia’s Scope 1 emissions. 💥 281 KtCO2e in emissions directly associated with the conflict during the first 60 days, including fighter jets, supply planes, artillery, tanks and vehicles. If we extend that analysis for the full 185 days of the conflict so far, direct emissions would equate to 866 KtCO2e. 💥 30,000 ktCO2e for reconstruction based on 100,000 buildings destroyed in the first 60 days. As of mid-March, the number of buildings estimated to have been destroyed totalled 157,200, which would increase the emissions associated with reconstruction to 47,160 ktCO2e. In aggregate, emissions associated with these three categories would total more than 59,241 ktCO2e, roughly equivalent to Portugal’s emissions. And the war rages on . . . The researchers were quick to admit the limitations of the study. Emissions from military operations remain under-analysed; according to the UNEP’s 2023 Emissions Gap report, military emissions are “insufficiently accounted” for by the UNFCCC. Using the “mortality cost of carbon” metric developed by Columbia University researcher Daniel Bressler in 2021, these emissions would result in ~13,360 excess deaths between now and 2100. That still pales in comparison to the more than 33,000 lives and counting that have been lost in the conflict in the past seven months. This Eid, let us all pray, regardless of our religious affiliations, for a permanent end to the hostilities. Even better, let us actively call on our governments to end the hostilities.
Wishing a joyous and prosperous Eid to those celebrating today!
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Celebrating Independence Day: More Than Just Fireworks and BBQs: While fireworks, barbecues, and parades are fundamental to our 4th of July celebrations, the spirit of Independence Day runs much deeper. http://dlvr.it/T98NjJ
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Celebrating Independence Day: More Than Just Fireworks and BBQs: While fireworks, barbecues, and parades are fundamental to our 4th of July celebrations, the spirit of Independence Day runs much deeper. http://dlvr.it/T98Njj
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Celebrating Independence Day: More Than Just Fireworks and BBQs: While fireworks, barbecues, and parades are fundamental to our 4th of July celebrations, the spirit of Independence Day runs much deeper. http://dlvr.it/T98NsR
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Celebrating Independence Day: More Than Just Fireworks and BBQs: While fireworks, barbecues, and parades are fundamental to our 4th of July celebrations, the spirit of Independence Day runs much deeper. http://dlvr.it/T98Nwb
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Celebrating Independence Day: More Than Just Fireworks and BBQs: While fireworks, barbecues, and parades are fundamental to our 4th of July celebrations, the spirit of Independence Day runs much deeper. http://dlvr.it/T98Pb0
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11moAppreciate the way of celebration across PAN India.