The word on the street is that the Executive Wealth Management Detroit Zoo Day, held last Tuesday, was a big success. Over 130 friends and family of EWM enjoyed the sunshine and festivities during the day (a few pictures of the merriment are included below). Stay tuned for future event announcements.
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Before there were men on the moon, even before there were pigs in space, two tiny turtles were hurtled into lunar orbit as part of the Soviet Zond space program. The pair of plucky reptiles, named Myrtle and Shelly if my Russian translations are accurate, became in 1968 the first earthlings of any species to circumnavigate the moon.
Could space gold bring about the collapse of the U.S. economy? Over the last few weeks, several articles from Fox News to Bloomberg.com to various British tabloids have broached the subject of the dangers extraterrestrial precious metals could pose to global commerce.
This month, way back in 1847, Sir Charles Isham introduced garden gnomes to the world of English horticulture. He hoped that by placing the sturdy statuettes strategically on his grounds they would attract real gnomes to his residence. This idea was vehemently opposed by the laborers on his estate.
The term “API”, or application programming interface, has been bandied about as a buzzword in software circles for almost two decades, but this ubiquitous acronym can also provide a useful framework for understanding why certain companies become valuable in our increasingly complex and computer-dominated world.
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