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Ashley Roberts of Tampa Bay played softball in college on a full at Santa Fe Community College, then at the University of Florida for the remainder of scholarship. In the following article, Ashley Roberts discusses some of the techniques she used to obtain such a rewarding and prestigious goal.

Nadine Terman, CEO and CIO of Solstein Capital, is a financial advisor, investment strategist, and regular contributor on CNBC’s program Fast Money. As inflation remains at historically high levels, clients turn to Nadine Terman and her team at Solstein Capital to understand strategies that can outperform.

Joseph “Joe” Haley is the president and CEO of Blue Sea Holdings, whose largest development project is the famous Red Frog Beach Resort in Bocas Del Toro, Panama. To better understand what these companies do and how they function, Joe Haley explains holding company operations, purpose, and intent.

Mike Westphal, Indiana swimming coach, works as the Associate Head Coach for the men’s and women’s teams at Linfield College. Here, Mr. Westphal is responsible for advising and counseling student athletes with academic, athletic, and personal career goals. Many of Coach Westphal’s student athletes have gone on to the Olympics, winning a variety of medals since the 2015 summer games. In the following article, Mike Westphal, Indiana swimming coach discusses post-college swimming – how to stay in the pool and just keep swimming.

Marta Hall and David Hall founded Velodyne LiDAR over a decade ago. With ever changing innovation and developments, LiDAR can be an important tool for automated driving assistance systems in cars (ADAS,) enabling autonomous vehicles and robotics, identifying danger in advanced security systems, and mapping city roadways and civic infrastructure in three dimensions. In addition, lidar can also be used for advanced ocean and forest mapping. The technology isn’t widely understood by the public, however, so in the following article, Marta Hall and David Hall take a minute to explore what it does, how it works, and how it’s being applied in both research and practical settings.

Ionia Alaska is a small peer support eco-village located in the forests of the Kenai Peninsula. The unique culture here was forged by four founding families in the late 1980s. These four families came from different geographic, cultural, and socio-economic backgrounds, from California working class to East Coast blue blood, as well as different kinds of internal pressures. Most of the founding adults had behavioral illness diagnoses stemming from deep troubles with their circumstances, growing up.

Robert Benjamin Savary of New Jersey is a registered financial representative aiding clients in the purchase of life, long term care, and disability insurances. In the following article, Robert Savary explains disability insurance as it relates to Long COVID, as well as the benefits of having disability insurance for those that suffer with the diagnosis.

Joe Tarver of Cycle for Life and Rock and Roll Cycles in Lubbock, Texas manufacturers therapeutic bicycles for people with special needs. In the following article, Joe Tarver discusses how bicycle rides can be therapeutic for people with physical and mental disabilities.

Brad Ostendorf is a vehicle enthusiast who, among his collection, owns two Mini Coopers. Brad enjoys contributing to online blogs in his spare time, and in the following article, he discusses Mini Cooper’s possible future as an electric vehicle. This exciting news could completely change the EV market, making way for a more affordable EV vehicle to be available to consumers.

Jenna DeMasi of NY is a lifelong yoga enthusiast who has benefited from the physical, mental, and spiritual disciplines of yoga. In the following article, Ms. DeMasi discusses why some schools have implemented yoga into the curriculum to help with the mental health crisis among today’s young minds, which is even more essential now returning to “normal” post-pandemic.