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Manage unlimited projects and sprints for with Lyra

Manage unlimited projects and sprints for $99 with Lyra

Published by skeptic

TL;DR: Lyra Project Management is on sale for $99 (reg. $1,054) and includes lifetime access for up to 10 users with unlimited projects, sprint planning, and AI-powered tools. Keeping projects in order across spreadsheets, chat apps, calendars, and task boards can get disorganized and cluttered fast — especially as deadlines creep up. Lyra Project Management is a tool that brings all of that together in one place, so teams can plan, track, and collaborate all in one place. Right now, the Lyra Project Management Unlimited Plan is available for $99 (reg. $1,054). The lifetime subscription covers up to 10 users and supports unlimited projects, making it appealing to startups, agencies, freelancers, and growing teams looking to avoid another monthly software bill. Mashable Deals By signing up, you agree to receive recurring automated SMS marketing messages from Mashable Deals at the number provided. Msg and data rates may apply. Up to 2 messages/day. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. Consent is not a condition of purchase. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. …

Repair Shop guest brings in late son’s Cretan Lyra in emotional scenes

Repair Shop guest brings in late son’s Cretan Lyra in emotional scenes

Published by Daniella Wilson

Emma MacLennan had her late son Alex’s treasured Cretan lyra restored in the latest episode of The Repair Shop. Alex, whose grandmother was from Crete, immersed himself in the island’s culture from childhood and taught himself how to play the lyra, treasuring the instrument up until motor neurone disease ended his ability to perform. Tragically, Alex passed away at the age of just 31, and the lyra holds huge emotional significance for the family. Speaking to instrument repairer Luthier Becky Houghton during the episode, MacLennan said of the instrument: “It was my son Alex’s, and it was something that Alex loved.” She continued: “My mother was from Crete and Alex had been going since he was a small child. Alex spoke the Cretan dialect, and he just loved the music. So, he was keen to learn to play and that’s why in 2013 he ordered this and taught himself.” “I’m hugely proud of him, he was a real people person anyway. He got to know people in every walk of life including some shepherds from …