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EdgeTech today announced the launch of baitesized (pronounced "byte-sized"), a new guided learning platform created to help service-based business owners use artificial intelligence in practical, repeatable ways that actually support business growth. As AI tools have become more common, many business owners have found themselves caught in a cycle of chaotic experimentation — jumping between chats, prompts, and disconnected tools without building clear workflows, real understanding, or lasting business improvement. baitesized was created to bring order, clarity, and practical progress to that experience. Instead of offering another large course library or a stream of AI hype, baitesized guides users through short, focused learning experiences called Microloops. Each Microloop is built around a real business task and helps the user move through a simple process: learn one useful idea, apply it, review the result, improve it, and save what works for later use. The platform is de...

NYC Rent Freeze 2026: RGB Vote Compresses DSCR on Stabilized Properties On June 25, 2026, hundreds of tenants packed a Manhattan museum auditorium as the New York City Rent Guidelines Board announced what many landlords had feared for months. The vote was 7-1. Rents on roughly one million regulated apartments would be frozen at zero — for both one-year and two-year leases — starting October 1, 2026. For NYC landlords already stretched thin by surging insurance bills, rising fuel costs, and mounting mortgage pressure, the decision was not just politically frustrating. It was a direct financial threat. A 7-1 Vote That Eliminated Rental Income Growth The math behind the 2026 rent freeze is straightforward. When income is locked at zero growth and costs keep climbing, the gap between what a building earns and what it costs to run does not stay manageable for long. That gap is exactly what lenders measure when evaluating a property’s Debt Service Coverage Ratio — the ratio of a building’s ...

Key Takeaways Little League Elbow refers to stress or irritation affecting the growth plate on the inner side of the elbow in young throwing athletes It most commonly affects players between roughly ages 8 and 14, before the growth plate closes Parents often first notice recurring elbow soreness, discomfort after pitching, or changes in a child's willingness to throw Throwing volume can play an important role, especially when athletes participate on multiple teams or play year-round Understanding recovery, workload, and recurring patterns can help families make informed decisions throughout the season If you're the parent of a young baseball player, you've probably had a moment like this. The game is over, everyone is packing up, and on the drive home your child casually mentions that their elbow feels sore. At first, it doesn't seem like a big deal. Baseball involves throwing - and throwing can make an arm feel tired. Most parents have heard similar complaints after a ...

Key Takeaways For Missouri families shopping in the mid-to-upper price bracket, the true long-term cost of buying an aging home and renovating it later can exceed the upfront investment of building custom. Hidden costs in older homes — deferred maintenance, energy inefficiency, and major renovations — can compound to hundreds of thousands of dollars over 15 years. Building a custom home typically takes 10-18 months, but a well-managed process can actually be less stressful than years of piecemeal "fix it later" projects. Moisture control, detailed upfront estimating, and a builder's philosophy around durability are the factors most families never think to compare — but they drive the biggest long-term differences. One key section below explains why nearly two-thirds of custom home builds go over budget — and what separates the builders who prevent that from those who don't. The question sounds simple: is it smarter to buy an existing home or build a new one? But for M...

Key Takeaways The gut and brain are in constant two-way communication, so digestive imbalance can show up as symptoms of mood, focus, and brain fog. Standard lab work is not designed to examine the factors most closely tied to the gut-brain connection, which is why results can read normal while a person still feels unwell. Inflammation, microbial imbalance, food sensitivities, and certain environmental exposures are all associated with how the brain feels. A root cause investigation looks for what drives symptoms across the body's systems rather than addressing one complaint at a time. When the underlying drivers are addressed, improvement often shows up across multiple symptoms. If you have spent years dealing with brain fog, anxiety, or a low mood that will not lift — and been told repeatedly that your labs look fine — the problem may not be where everyone has been looking. For a surprising number of people, mental and emotional symptoms begin far from the brain. They begin in th...

Businesses in Huntersville with a solid reputation can get listed for free. This is a tremendous resource for newer businesses or those with a small marketing budget as it increases their online presence without cost. Huntersville Hub offers a premium listing option to expand the way a place can tell the story about themselves. By adding photos, a description of services, testimonials, and more, a business can be known before potential customers ever pick up the phone or step foot inside. Businesses in Huntersville with a solid reputation can get listed for free. This is a tremendous resource for newer businesses or those with a small marketing budget as it increases their online presence without cost. Huntersville Hub offers a premium listing option to expand the way a place can tell the story about themselves. By adding photos, a description of services, testimonials, and more, a business can be known before potential customers ever pick up the phone or step foot inside. Huntersvill...