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Editorial Board Announced for 2023 – PHE America
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Editorial Board Announced for 2023 – PHE America

PHE America has announced its editorial board members for 2023. The Editorial Board is composed of professionals in higher education interested in serving as reviewers to offer writers constructive feedback in preparing their articles for publication. Editorial Board members serve both PHE America and Sport Coach America. The six-member board includes Brian Sather, a professor at Eastern Oregon University; Editor-in-Chief, Pete Van Mullema professor at Lewis-Clark State College and director of Sport Coach America; Rory Weishaaran associate professor at Central Washington University; Jessica Savagean instructor at Lewis-Clark State College; Aubrey Shaw, an academic program advisor at the University of Idaho;…
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The BEST Keto Cookie Cut Outs
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The BEST Keto Cookie Cut Outs

Jozie and her mom came to my house 5 months ago! Jozie has TS and I am SO proud of her! I had to share her testimonials! Doesn’t she look AMAZING???“Ok, for those looking for my latest Keto updates on Jozie and I here it is… Jozie went from a woman’s small/medium to a children’s size 10. She lost 25lbs. Her daily battles with blood sugar and feeling unwell are GONE! Her lymphedema is GONE! Having to eat every couple of hours is GONE! Anxiety is almost GONE! Food worries GONE! Sugar cravings GONE! She has more energy, has…
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A Playbook for Success – PHE America
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A Playbook for Success – PHE America

Education and especially scholastic sports have undergone significant shifts over the last twenty years. The last few years of the pandemic have sped up this process and shown us the great value sports can have on a student’s entire life as well as on an entire school community. At its core, education should be dynamic, progressive and at the forefront of today’s changing landscape and school athletic programs should be no exception. Today there are more schools, more leagues, more programs, more changes to personnel, and of course more options on how people spend their time. My hope is that…
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Small Businesses Cite Payment Frictions as a Barrier
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Small Businesses Cite Payment Frictions as a Barrier

Small businesses aiming to expand their eCommerce presence across borders in 2023 may want to keep cross-border frictions top of mind. Whether domestic or international, payments management is resource-intensive but essential to a business’s stability. Small businesses, startups and leaner organizations seeking to expand their reach beyond domestic confines can thus face difficulties navigating this space. Challenges include ensuring payments are compliant with global regulations and customs, managing multiple currencies and managing accounts payable and receivable. Research has found that navigating cross-border payment complexity is a leading limitation to growth for 27% of small and midsized businesses (SMBs). One example…
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Happy Holidays! – PHE America
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Happy Holidays! – PHE America

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Small Business Saturday, art walk event, drew customers downtown
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Small Business Saturday, art walk event, drew customers downtown

FARMINGTON – One sign business is booming in the Studio Bake Shoppe at the Artifiacts 302 gallery is when they start to run out of milk. Big time. Owner Bev Taylor left the cash register to buy eight more gallons of milk for a long line of patient diners waiting for coffee and baked goods to bring people to the place even on a quiet day. And Nov. 26 was no quiet day. “We’re doing great,” Taylor said after ringing up a couple more customers around 4 pm as the golden afternoon sun slid through the windows. “We started at…
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