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  • Joe Dimino

    Dwight Gooden Should Be in the Hall of Fame | Noel Roby of The Baseball Storyteller on Cooperstown Dreams

    Joe Dimino May 17, 2025
    Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. In this episode, we speak with Noel Roby — creator of TheBaseballStoryteller.com, former player, passionate podcaster, and dedicated advocate for seeing Dwight “Doc” Gooden inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.Noel shares his personal connection to Gooden’s legacy, his inspiring mission to start the conversation around... Continue Reading
    Dennis Pitocco

    Just Desserts: What Did the Pastry War Teach Us About Anger?

    Dennis Pitocco May 17, 2025
    The greatest remedy for anger is delay. – SenecaCould a pastry truly ignite a war? Of all the foolish things that have led to nations going to war, could a pastry be the worst of all? In 1832, amid tensions between France and Mexico, a group of Mexican army officers visited a French pastry shop in Mexico City and sampled all the baker’s goods without paying. Though the details get complicated (and other... Continue Reading
    Bob Gatty

    Due Process & the Alien Enemies Act: A Cautious Cop-Out

    Bob Gatty May 17, 2025
    Immigrants being sent to Venezuelan prison by Trump administration. Video from NBC News The Supreme Court Fails to Act Definitively on Too-Swift Deportations by Mark M. Bello Yesterday, in a somewhat insignificant 7-2 decision, the United States Supreme rejected the Trump administration’s request to immediately resume deportations of Venezuelan nationals under the Alien Enemies Act (AEA). Instead of ruling, once and... Continue Reading
    Devin Thorpe

    New Impact Offerings, Breadfruit Vodka for Climate Action, Energy Freedom Innovations, Global Collaboration for Small Businesses, and May’s Top Investment Opportunities!

    Devin Thorpe May 17, 2025
    Superpowers for Good should not be considered investment advice. Seek counsel before making investment decisions. When you purchase an item, launch a campaign or create an investment account after clicking a link here, we may earn a fee. Engage to support our work.You can advertise in Superpowers for Good. Click to learn more about our affordable options.Join the SuperCrowd with Impact!Blue Mountain Energy Investors... Continue Reading
  • Don Akchin

    Complex, Confusing Healthcare: One Story

    Don Akchin May 17, 2025
    Photo by Curated Lifestyle for Unsplash+The EndGame is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Everyone who has dealt up close and personal with the American healthcare system has stories. This is ours.My mother-in-law is 94 years old, and for 93 of those years she has been in great health, thanks to the physical discipline she maintained from... Continue Reading
    Jodie Filogomo

    Daily Looks: Week Ending 5.16.25

    Jodie Filogomo May 17, 2025
    I don’t think I’ve worn dresses as much as I have since moving to Arizona. For me, skirts and dresses are MUCH cooler in our heat, and there are tons of ways to casualize them for our way of life. But I did wear pants one day this week.I think you would enjoy signing up for the emails below. In addition to the free eBook, my email family gets personal tidbits about what’s going on in my life, along with... Continue Reading
    Royce Shook

    Choosing the Best Meat for Healthy Eating

    Royce Shook May 17, 2025
    When it comes to healthy eating, choosing the right meat can feel like navigating a maze. With so many cuts, varieties, and options available, it’s easy to get lost in the selection. But don’t worry—whether you’re grilling, roasting, or stewing, you can enjoy delicious and nutritious meat without overindulging in unhealthy fats or cholesterol.Lean Is the Way to GoWhen shopping for meat, the first rule is to... Continue Reading
    ALLEN KOPELMAN

    Unlocking Growth with Smarter B2B Payment Strategies

    ALLEN KOPELMAN May 17, 2025
    B2B Payments with Visa’s Roger McNamera: Unlocking Growth Through Smarter Acceptance Strategies In a recent episode of B2B Vault – The Biz-to-Biz Podcast, presented by Nationwide Payment Systems, host Allen Kopelman sat down with Roger McNamera, Director of B2B Acceptance at Visa, to discuss one of the fastest-growing areas in the payments industry: B2B payments. They explored how modern payment strategies can help... Continue Reading
  • Steve Cummings

    Discover The 7 Coldest Places on Earth

    Steve Cummings May 16, 2025
    Despite the bone-chilling temperatures and howling winds, the coldest places on Earth possess an otherworldly charm that continues to captivate adventurous people. The extreme conditions showcase the power of nature and the resilience of life. While the coldest places don’t make popular vacation spots, if you plan a visit, don’t forget to pack extra layers ... Read more
    Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino

    Career or Calling? Rethinking Success on Your Terms

    By Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino Success is a word we throw around a lot. But what does it really  mean? For years, I believed success...
    Katharine Giovanni

    Before I Walk In, I Do This One Thing

    www.katharinegiovanni.com (Nope, it’s not read the room like a storm tracker, although yes, I do feel the energy when I walk in.) The other day, I was talking to a friend who was bouncing from one thing to the next like her to-do list was chasing her. I gently suggested she take a break. Her reply? “I can’t.” Been there. Said that. I can’t. I don’t have time. Too much to do. The toddler’s loose, the... Continue Reading
    Pam Lazos

    Oh, Behave! Managing Our Love Affair with Plastics

    Pam Lazos May 16, 2025
    Photo credit, Karl Gibbons, Third-Eye ManagementIn April, Melissa Snavely and I, co-directors of Red Rose Reuses, had the pleasure of presenting a talk on reducing single-use plastics. Red Rose Reuses originated under the umbrella of  College Park Climate Action Neighborhood (CAN), an affiliate of RegenAll. RegenAll is a local non-profit working towards carbon neutrality across business, agricultural, and... Continue Reading
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