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How I created an app but the point is sharing the opportunity this tech can create and teaching your children

 Boom! We’re back with another one. Welcome to the Street Entrepreneurs, where we keep it real. I want you to take this journey with me, and let’s go through this process together. So, it’s a new day. Let’s talk about it. I wanted to discuss the app I developed. It seems like everybody is running around using it, sharing links, and expecting to make a whole bunch of money. But I don’t want to focus solely on the app; I also want to talk about the ability to create these apps. As a newbie with limited development skills and as an urban entrepreneur who looks like you and me, I want to share my experience. Moving forward, let’s discuss what we’ve built. We created a referral link because we noticed that many people were having their data taken when using other referral ads that were supposed to give everyone money. If you read the privacy agreement, the whole basis of those apps is to track and keep your data. It was unrealistic for many people to believe that someone could just give...
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Hurricane Milton right after hurricane Helene history made in weather



Hurricane Milton has made history by following closely on the heels of Hurricane Helene, hitting the same region in Florida within weeks. Milton intensified at a record-breaking pace, going from a Category 1 storm to a Category 5 hurricane in under 24 hours, with sustained winds of over 180 mph at its peak. This marks one of the fastest intensifications ever recorded in the Atlantic. After weakening slightly to a Category 4, Milton is still expected to cause widespread devastation when it makes landfall on Florida's Gulf Coast.

The proximity of these two major storms—Helene hitting just weeks earlier, causing extensive damage and loss of life—has left Florida in a precarious situation. Recovery from Helene is still underway, with debris and damage increasing the potential hazards from Milton. Officials have described Milton as a "once-in-a-lifetime" event, warning of life-threatening storm surges, floods, and winds​(

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Milton's rapid intensification, combined with its timing so soon after Helene, has made it a historic weather event, drawing comparisons to past instances of back-to-back hurricanes. The cumulative damage and strain on emergency response efforts are expected to be immense.

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