Charleston, South Carolina, United States, 25th Sep 2026 – The Adler Fund announced the release of The Leverage Game: How Winners Build Wealth, Create Power, and Raise Unhackable Kids, a new book by Adam Adler, Founder and Managing Partner of The Adler Fund. The book examines entrepreneurship, technology, artificial intelligence, decision-making, personal discipline, and modern parenting through the experiences and perspectives Adler has developed throughout his career.
The Leverage Game explores how systems, technology, relationships, and strategic decision-making can shape professional and personal outcomes. Across 13 chapters, Adler examines topics including entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, technology, real estate, leadership, parenting, and the changing relationship between children and digital devices.
The book draws on Adler’s experiences building businesses and working across different industries, as well as his experiences as a competitive athlete and entrepreneur. These experiences inform discussions throughout the book about discipline, preparation, decision-making, accountability, and adapting to changing circumstances.
A central concept introduced in the book is the idea of becoming “unhackable.” Adler uses the term to describe developing attention, discipline, independent thinking, and decision-making skills that can help children navigate an increasingly digital environment. The book examines the role parents can play in helping children develop these capabilities while maintaining a balanced relationship with technology.
The book also explores the relationship between financial resources and personal capability. Adler examines how skills, judgment, discipline, and practical knowledge can influence a person’s ability to manage changing circumstances and make informed decisions over time.
“The Leverage Game brings together experiences and ideas that have shaped the way I approach business, technology, leadership, and parenting,” said Adam Adler, Founder and Managing Partner of The Adler Fund. “I wanted to examine these subjects together and provide readers with a practical perspective on the systems, habits, and decisions that influence how we work, build, and prepare for the future.”
A significant section of the book draws from Adler’s experience developing Wyzly with his daughter. Wyzly is an AI-powered educational platform designed to provide children with educational activities and give parents tools to manage and monitor their children’s digital experiences.
The book uses the development of Wyzly as an example of how technology can be incorporated into family routines and educational experiences. Adler discusses the importance of creating structured digital environments and encouraging children to develop productive habits around technology.
The later chapters examine the broader impact of artificial intelligence and digital technology on business and family life. Adler considers how rapidly developing technologies may change professional environments and why adaptability, critical thinking, and continued learning will become increasingly important.
Adam Adler is the Founder and Managing Partner of The Adler Fund, an entrepreneur and business leader based in Charleston, South Carolina. He has more than two decades of experience building businesses and working across technology, real estate, and emerging ventures.
Adler is also the co-founder of Wyzly, an AI-powered educational platform focused on children’s learning and digital experiences.
Through his professional work and writing, Adler explores entrepreneurship, technology, leadership, decision-making, and the evolving relationship between families and technology.
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From a Holocaust survivor’s vision in Jerusalem to a Brooklyn-led revival, international recognition in Finland and Ukraine, two world-record achievements, and a new children’s book series, the Kanaani is becoming a source of pride for America and Ukraine — and a symbol of international cooperation through the emerging Kanaani Diplomacy Doctrine
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — World-record Kanaani cats and their Brooklyn-based custodian, Rabbi and Animal Chaplain Mikhail Salita, have been nominated for a Brooklyn Borough Hall Certificate of Proclamation in connection with American National Cat Day, October 29.
The nomination has been received by the Office of Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso and is currently under review.
The nomination comes at an extraordinary moment for the Kanaani, the exceptionally rare Israeli cat breed whose modern story began in Jerusalem and whose revival is now being led from Brooklyn.
In little more than a year, the breed’s American revival has grown from an effort to preserve a tiny surviving population into an international story connecting Israel, the United States, Ukraine and Finland.
The Kanaani has returned to the international show stage, achieved world-record recognition, inspired a new concept of international animal-preservation diplomacy and is now preparing to enter children’s literature.
At the center of that growing story is Brooklyn.
FROM JERUSALEM TO BROOKLYN
The modern Kanaani was developed in Jerusalem in the 1990s by Doris Pollatschek, a German-born Jewish artist who made Israel her home.
Its name reaches much further into history.
Canaan belongs to the ancient biblical geography and historical memory of the land that would become the Land of Israel. The modern Kanaani is not an ancient biblical breed, but its Jerusalem birthplace, its name and its distinctive natural appearance give the breed a remarkable connection to the landscape and heritage of the Holy Land.
Over time, however, the Kanaani became exceptionally rare.
As its population diminished, preserving its remaining bloodlines became increasingly important.
Eventually, that mission crossed the Atlantic.
Today, Brooklyn has become the home of the American Kanaani revival.
Through the American Kanaani Revival Program, Salita is working to preserve surviving bloodlines, rebuild genetic diversity, expand the breed’s population and restore the Kanaani to international visibility.
For Brooklyn — a borough shaped by generations of people who carried their heritage across oceans and gave it new life in America — the story has particular resonance.
The Kanaani came from Jerusalem needing a future.
Brooklyn became a place where that future could be built.
A BREED BORN FROM A SURVIVOR’S VISION
Behind the Kanaani is also an extraordinary human story.
Doris Pollatschek was a Holocaust survivor.
Born into a Jewish family in Germany, she escaped Nazi persecution as a child with her family, while members of her extended family were murdered during the Holocaust.
Pollatschek went on to choose a life of art and creation and eventually made her home in Israel.
Decades later, in Jerusalem, her fascination with the distinctive feline appearance of the region helped inspire the development of the Kanaani.
There is a powerful continuity in that history.
A woman whose childhood was marked by persecution and survival went on to create something new in Jerusalem.
Decades after Pollatschek’s death, the exceptionally rare breed she created faced an uncertain future of its own.
Today, its revival is being led from Brooklyn.
For Salita, preserving the Kanaani therefore means more than preserving a rare cat breed. It also means preserving part of the legacy of the woman who created it.
“Doris Pollatschek survived one of the darkest chapters of human history and chose a life of creation,” Salita said. “The Kanaani is part of what she left to the world. We cannot allow that legacy simply to disappear.”
From a Holocaust survivor’s vision in Jerusalem to a revival centered in Brooklyn, the Kanaani story has become one of memory, preservation and continuity — and of choosing creation over disappearance.
FROM BROOKLYN TO FINLAND — AND INTO CAT HISTORY
In August 2026, the revival reached an international milestone.
Two Kanaani cats from New York — Haifa, born in Israel, and her American-born daughter Haya — traveled with Salita from the United States to the World Cat Federation Jubilee Show in Vantaa, Finland, on August 8–9.
Their appearance marked a historic return of the Kanaani to the international show stage.
Haya earned two CACP certificates, a Best in Show nomination, and placed fifth in a WCF kitten ring. Haifa received an Excellent evaluation and CAC championship certificate.
Following the show, Haifa and Haya simultaneously reached No. 1 positions among Kanaani cats in their respective WCF Best Cat categories — Haifa among adults and Haya among kittens and juniors.
An Israeli-born mother and her American-born daughter had carried their exceptionally rare breed from Brooklyn back onto the international stage.
And that achievement soon became part of a world-record story.
TWO WORLD-RECORD MILESTONES
The modern Kanaani revival is now associated with two distinct world-record milestones.
The first concerns the extraordinary rarity of the breed itself, recognized internationally as the surviving Kanaani population reached exceptionally low numbers.
The second followed the historic Finland appearance, when Haifa and Haya simultaneously reached World No. 1 Kanaani positions in different WCF Best Cat age categories following a single show.
That achievement involving the cats and their custodian received recognition from Record Holders Republic, while Ukraine separately verified a national record connected with the historic WCF result.
Together, the milestones transformed what had begun as a rescue and preservation effort into an international story.
The symbolism is striking:
Israel gave the Kanaani its birthplace and identity.
America gave its modern revival a home.
Ukraine became an important partner in its registration, recognition and preservation story.
Finland gave the breed an international stage on which to make history.
The Kanaani remains proudly Israeli in origin.
At the same time, its revival is becoming a source of pride for America and Ukraine — two countries now deeply connected to the effort to secure its future.
KANAANI DIPLOMACY: PRESERVATION INSTEAD OF POSSESSION
Out of that international cooperation has emerged another idea.
Salita calls it the Kanaani Diplomacy Doctrine.
Kanaani Diplomacy proposes that preservation of an exceptionally rare animal breed can become a form of cultural and non-state diplomacy — bringing people and countries together around a shared responsibility to protect something in danger of disappearing.
Its philosophy turns conventional ideas of animal diplomacy in a different direction.
The objective is not to keep the Kanaani rare.
The objective is to make its revival so successful that one day the breed will no longer qualify as one of the world’s rarest cats.
“The Kanaani was born in Israel, and Israel will always remain its country of origin,” Salita said. “But its future can bring nations together. America can give the revival a home. Ukraine can contribute to its preservation and international recognition. Finland gave the Kanaani a stage on which to return to the world. Other countries can become partners in its future.”
The principle at the heart of the doctrine is simple:
Preservation instead of possession.
Rather than guarding rarity as a symbol of exclusivity, Kanaani Diplomacy seeks to distribute the responsibility for survival.
FROM WORLD RECORDS TO CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
Now the Kanaani story is beginning another chapter.
Following the breed’s historic international appearance in Finland and its world-record milestones, Salita is preparing to introduce the story and spirit of the Kanaani to a new generation through children’s literature.
Writing under the literary name Rav Papa Kanaani, Salita is developing a children’s book series inspired by the relationship between humans and cats, biblical imagination, Jerusalem and the remarkable journey that ultimately leads to the modern Kanaani.
The project has already generated interest among literary agents with experience and connections involving major international publishing houses, while the manuscript is being prepared for submission.
The planned series begins with:
Adam and the First Cat
The story travels imaginatively back to the earliest relationship between humans and wild cats.
It does not claim that the modern Kanaani existed in biblical times.
Instead, it begins with a simple question:
How might the friendship between a human being and a cat have begun?
Science can explain how wildcats gradually moved closer to human settlements. The story imagines what one of those first encounters might have felt like — a wild cat approaching a human world and taking a first step across an open threshold.
From that beginning, the planned series will move through stories of humans and cats toward Jerusalem and, eventually, the modern Kanaani.
“First we brought the Kanaani back to the international stage,” Salita said. “Then the cats became world-record holders. Now I want children to discover the deeper story — not only of one rare breed, but of the extraordinary relationship between people and cats that stretches across history.”
The literary name Rav Papa Kanaani reflects two parts of Salita’s life: Rav, his role as a rabbi, and Papa Kanaani, his role as a custodian helping raise new generations of a breed whose future depends on human care.
The preservation mission thus moves beyond pedigrees, exhibitions and records.
It enters storytelling.
From Adam and the first cat, to Jerusalem and the creation of the Kanaani, to Brooklyn and its modern revival, the story becomes one of inheritance and responsibility across generations.
ON AMERICAN NATIONAL CAT DAY, THE STORY COMES HOME
After Jerusalem, Ukraine and Finland, the newest chapter brings the story back to the borough from which the American revival is being led.
Brooklyn.
The nomination of the Kanaani cats and their custodian for Brooklyn Borough Hall recognition in connection with American National Cat Day brings local attention to a preservation effort whose reach has become international.
For Salita, recognition from his home borough carries a particular meaning.
“I am proud of the world records, but I am especially proud that this is happening in Brooklyn,” Salita said. “Brooklyn is a place where people from every part of the world bring their heritage, protect it and allow it to become part of the American story. The Kanaani came here from Israel needing a future. Brooklyn became the home of its American revival.”
American National Cat Day provides a fitting moment to tell that story.
It is an opportunity not only to celebrate cats, but to consider the responsibility humans assume when an extraordinary domestic animal population becomes so small that its future can no longer be taken for granted.
For New York, it is also an opportunity to celebrate something remarkable happening in its own backyard:
One of the world’s rarest cat breeds is building its future in Brooklyn.
THE GREATEST RECORD HAS NOT YET BEEN SET
Despite the exhibitions, rankings and record recognition, Salita says the ultimate objective remains remarkably simple.
Survival.
“The greatest record will not be proving that the Kanaani is one of the rarest cats in the world,” Salita said. “The greatest achievement will be the day when we can no longer make that claim — because there are enough Kanaani in America, Israel, Ukraine and other countries to know that the breed has a future.”
That future is beginning to take shape.
A breed created by a Holocaust survivor in Jerusalem is being given another chance in Brooklyn.
An Israeli-born mother and her American-born daughter made history in Finland.
Ukraine became part of their international record story.
America became home to the revival.
A new doctrine is transforming preservation into a form of international friendship.
And a new series of children’s books is preparing to carry the story to another generation.
Now, as American National Cat Day approaches, Brooklyn is beginning to recognize a preservation effort that has grown from a local mission into an international movement.
Born in Jerusalem.
Born from a survivor’s vision.
Revived in America.
A source of pride for America and Ukraine.
Making history in Finland.
ONE RARE BREED. FOUR NATIONS. ONE SHARED FUTURE.
THAT IS KANAANI DIPLOMACY.
About the American Kanaani Revival Program
The American Kanaani Revival Program is a Brooklyn-based preservation initiative dedicated to rebuilding the population and genetic diversity of the rare Israeli Kanaani cat breed, protecting surviving bloodlines, restoring the breed’s international presence and developing partnerships intended to secure its long-term future.
About Rabbi Mikhail Salita / Rav Papa Kanaani
Rabbi Mikhail Salita is a Brooklyn-based rabbi, animal chaplain and custodian of the Kanaani breed in the United States. He leads the American Kanaani revival effort and works internationally to support the breed’s preservation and recognition.
Writing under the literary name Rav Papa Kanaani, he is also developing a children’s book series beginning with Adam and the First Cat. Salita is the originator of the Kanaani Diplomacy Doctrine, which proposes rare-breed preservation as a form of cultural and non-state international cooperation.
Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, visited the National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, D.C., on Thursday. CGTN published an article exploring China-US cooperation on cultural heritage as well as the growing trend of youth and people-to-people exchanges. The article assesses how cultural exchanges can bring people from the two countries closer and build mutual understanding and friendship.
Beijing, China / Timesnewswire / September 25, 2026 – A year after the National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, D.C. returned two volumes of the Zidanku Silk Manuscripts to China, Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, visited the museum on Thursday accompanied by Melania Trump, wife of US President Donald Trump.
The connection is no coincidence. It comes against the backdrop of growing China-US cooperation on the protection of cultural heritage.
The two volumes of the Zidanku Silk Manuscripts were unearthed in 1942 at the Zidanku site in Changsha, central China’s Hunan Province. They were taken to the United States in 1946 amid the wartime turmoil, and remained overseas for nearly eight decades before the museum formally returned them to China in May 2025. The manuscripts, dating to the Warring States period more than 2,000 years ago, are among the earliest known silk texts from China.
During her visit to the museum, Peng expressed appreciation for the return of Chinese cultural relics by the US in recent years. She called for continued efforts to strengthen cooperation in cultural exchanges and cultural heritage protection and to deepen friendship between the two peoples.
In September, one week before President Xi and his wife Peng’s visit, the US returned 64 cultural relics, works of art and paleontological fossils to China. The items, repatriated in two batches, include Buddhist sculpture fragments, figurines and dinosaur fossils, which had been seized by US law enforcement agencies. Chinese and US authorities worked together to facilitate their return.
At a handover ceremony for the returned artifacts, Chinese Ambassador to the United States Xie Feng said the latest return was a concrete step of implementing the important consensus reached by the two heads of state and building a constructive China-US relationship of strategic stability.
After touring the museum, Peng Liyuan and Melania Trump watched a group of American teenagers sing Chinese songs together. Peng encouraged them to continue learning the Chinese language and studying Chinese culture and to serve as envoys of friendship between China and the United States.
For years, President Xi has emphasized the importance of people-to-people exchanges between China and the US, particularly among young people, noting that the future of China-US relations lies in the youth.
In November 2023, during his visit to San Francisco, Xi proposed inviting 50,000 young Americans to China over five years for study and exchange programs. The target was reached this year, two and a half years ahead of schedule.
At a welcome ceremony at the White House on Thursday, Xi said 100,000 young Americans will be invited to visit China for exchanges and study over the next five years. He also called for more direct flights between China and the US to facilitate two-way travel and trade.
Currently, China offers a 240-hour visa-free transit policy to travelers from 57 countries, including the United States. This has allowed increasing numbers of American tourists to visit China to experience the country firsthand and gain a more direct understanding of Chinese culture and society.
Such people-to-people exchanges are helping shape how Americans view China. A March 2026 Pew Research Center survey found that favorable views of China among Americans had risen for a third consecutive year, with younger Americans expressing more positive views of China than older generations.
Dubai, UAE, September 24th, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — ZySec AI, the company building the Sovereign Intelligence Stack, has wrapped up a productive presence at GISEC Global 2026, the largest cybersecurity event in the Middle East and Africa, held at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, Expo City. Its stand (SP42) drew CISOs, channel partners and security professionals from across the region who want to lead their operations with AI. The ZySec AI team walked visitors through its full stack, helped them map the security controls their AI initiatives need, and showed how sovereign AI can be deployed with confidence while keeping full ownership and control of their data, models and infrastructure.
A Complete Stack for Secure, Sovereign AI Adoption
At the stand, ZySec AI demonstrated four platforms from its portfolio, each addressing a distinct part of the enterprise AI and security lifecycle:
Autonous, ZySec AI’s sovereign AI platform, lets governments and regulated industries run advanced AI workloads on infrastructure they fully own, keeping data sovereignty intact.
AgentSight is an AI agent governance solution that gives organisations visibility and control over how AI agents behave, what they access and the risks they introduce.
C3 is an agentic SOC and SOAR platform built with multi-tenancy at its core. It sits above existing SIEM investments rather than replacing them, bringing AI-assisted detection, investigation and response, with Arabic language support.
ScaleRisk is an enterprise GRC platform that helps security and risk leaders manage compliance, quantify risk and report clearly to leadership.
Agentic SOC and AI Governance Take Centre Stage
Discussions with CISOs and partners showed a clear shift in regional priorities. Security teams are no longer asking whether to use AI in their operations but how to do it safely, accountably and at scale. MSSPs showed strong interest in agentic SOC capabilities that improve analyst productivity and response times. Enterprise leaders focused on governing the growing number of AI agents entering their environments.
ZySec AI Leaders Discuss AI Governance on CyberSec Talks Podcast
During the event, Dileep Marshetty, Co-founder, and Srinivas Mathala, MD, appeared on the CyberSec Talks podcast. They discussed AI governance, AI security and the CISO’s role in securing board buy-in to protect the business.
“Boards don’t need more technical detail. They need clarity on business exposure and what it takes to protect it,” said Srinivas Mathala. “As AI agents become part of everyday operations, CISOs need governance frameworks that let them show leadership exactly where the risk sits and how it is being controlled.”
Dileep Marshetty added: “Security leaders are being asked to enable AI adoption and secure it at the same time. The organisations that get this right will be the ones that build governance in from day one rather than bolting it on later.”
Looking Ahead
Reflecting on the event, Venkatesh Siddi, CEO of ZySec AI, said: “GISEC Global 2026 confirmed what we hear from customers every day: the region wants AI it can trust, govern and control. We look forward to building strong business with industry, governments and partners to deliver secure AI solutions that meet real business needs. We will continue investing in research in this space and incorporating those results into our products.”
ZySec AI thanks the GISEC organisers, and every CISO, partner and visitor who stopped by Stand SP42, and looks forward to continuing these conversations in the months ahead.
About ZySec AI
ZySec AI builds the Sovereign Intelligence Stack: complete AI infrastructure that organisations own and control. Headquartered in Masdar City, Abu Dhabi, ZySec AI serves governments, financial institutions and regulated enterprises seeking secure, sovereign AI adoption.
Australia, 25th Sep 2026 – Exercise Physiologist Melbourne, a well-known provider of exercise physiology services with clinics in Kew and Oakleigh, has announced an update to its personalised exercise therapy programs. The announcement covers how the clinics work with patients on individualised, evidence-based exercise plans across a range of conditions.
Exercise Physiologist Melbourne provides personalised, evidence-based exercise programs to help manage pain and chronic conditions, support injury rehabilitation, and improve strength and movement. Its clinics also work with patients on sports rehabilitation, type 2 diabetes management, lower back pain, and NDIS participants, with locations in Kew and Oakleigh serving patients across Melbourne’s eastern and south-eastern suburbs.
Exercise physiology involves developing an individualised exercise plan based on a patient’s specific condition, goals, and physical capacity, rather than applying a general fitness program. Exercise Physiologist Melbourne said each patient’s program is developed following an initial assessment, with exercises selected to suit the patient’s condition and adjusted as their needs change over time. The clinics work with patients managing chronic conditions such as type 2 diabetes and lower back pain, as well as patients recovering from sports injuries or other physical setbacks, and patients accessing services through the NDIS.
Patients are generally referred to the clinics by a general practitioner or specialist, or access services directly through the NDIS where applicable. Exercise Physiologist Melbourne said an initial consultation is used to understand a patient’s medical history, current condition, and goals before an exercise program is developed, since the same condition can call for different approaches depending on the individual patient. Programs may involve strength work, mobility exercises, or condition-specific movement plans, with the exact combination determined during the assessment process rather than set in advance.
“An exercise program has to be built around what a patient can actually do and what they are working toward, not just a generic set of exercises,” said Chloe Trace, Exercise Physiologist at Exercise Physiologist Melbourne. “That starts with a proper assessment, and the program is adjusted as the patient’s condition and capacity change over the course of treatment.”
Exercise Physiologist Melbourne’s clinics support NDIS participants alongside patients accessing the service through other referral pathways, with the Kew clinic serving patients from Hawthorn, Balwyn, Camberwell, and Richmond, and the Oakleigh clinic serving patients from Glen Waverley, Clayton, Chadstone, and Hughesdale. The clinics said having two locations is intended to reduce travel distance for patients across these surrounding suburbs. Programs are reviewed regularly as a patient progresses through their treatment plan, with adjustments made based on how the patient is responding to their current exercises.
“Looking ahead, the clinics intend to keep offering personalised exercise therapy across both the Kew and Oakleigh locations as demand grows across the areas they serve,” Trace said. “Exercise Physiologist Melbourne expects continued interest from patients managing chronic conditions, recovering from injury, or accessing services through the NDIS, particularly across the eastern and south-eastern suburbs the clinics currently serve.”
Exercise Physiologist Melbourne provides personalised, evidence-based exercise programs from clinics in Kew and Oakleigh, working with patients on pain and chronic condition management, injury rehabilitation, sports rehabilitation, type 2 diabetes, lower back pain, and NDIS participant support. The announcement regarding its personalised exercise therapy reflects the clinics’ ongoing work supporting patients across Melbourne’s eastern and south-eastern suburbs, from Hawthorn and Balwyn through to Glen Waverley and Chadstone.
For additional information about physiologist Melbourne services and related industry developments, contact the clinic at Shop 1, 56 Cotham Road, Kew VIC 3101 or 37-41 Warrigal Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166. Inquiries regarding services and appointments can be directed to (03) 9072 1377 or by email at info@exercisephysiologistmelbourne.com.au.
Australia, 25th Sep 2026 – Neuralia TMS, a trusted mental health service provider, has announced that Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation therapy is available at its Kardinya location. The announcement covers access to TMS therapy for patients in the Kardinya area and surrounding suburbs.
Neuralia TMS offers TMS therapy, a non-invasive, drug-free treatment used for conditions including depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, chronic pain, and Parkinson’s disease. The clinic also provides transcranial Direct Current Stimulation, an at-home neuromodulation therapy, and pharmacogenetic testing to help tailor treatment based on a patient’s individual genetic profile. TMS therapy at the Kardinya location is available to patients referred through the standard assessment process the clinic follows for new patients.
TMS therapy uses magnetic pulses directed at specific areas of the brain, and is delivered as a course of sessions rather than a single treatment. Neuralia TMS said patients considering TMS therapy typically undergo an initial assessment with the clinic’s medical team before a treatment plan is developed, since suitability for TMS depends on a patient’s individual history and circumstances. The clinic’s pharmacogenetic testing is available to patients as part of this broader assessment process, where genetic information can help inform treatment decisions.
Patients are generally referred to Neuralia TMS by a general practitioner or psychiatrist, and the clinic’s medical team reviews each referral before an initial consultation is arranged. Neuralia TMS said the Kardinya location follows the same referral and assessment process used across its other locations, so patients in the area are not required to follow a different pathway to access care.
A TMS treatment course is delivered over a series of sessions scheduled across several weeks, and Neuralia TMS said the clinic works with each patient on a schedule that fits around their other commitments where possible. The clinic’s medical team monitors patients throughout a course of treatment, with the treatment plan reviewed and adjusted as sessions continue based on each patient’s individual circumstances.
“Having TMS therapy available at the Kardinya location means patients in the area do not need to travel further to access this type of treatment,” said Dr Shanek Wick, Medical Director of Neuralia TMS. “Every patient goes through an individual assessment before starting TMS, since it is not something offered as a standard treatment for every patient who asks about it.”
Neuralia TMS’s Kardinya location offers the same range of services provided across the clinic’s other locations, including TMS therapy, tDCS, and pharmacogenetic testing. The clinic said patients are supported by its clinical team throughout a course of TMS sessions, with treatment plans reviewed as sessions progress. Access to TMS therapy at Kardinya is intended to reduce travel distance for patients in the local area who would otherwise need to attend a clinic further away.
“Looking ahead, the clinic intends to keep TMS therapy available at the Kardinya location as part of its broader service across the areas it operates in,” Dr Wick said. “Neuralia TMS expects continued interest from patients in the Kardinya area seeking an assessment for TMS therapy or the clinic’s other services.”
Neuralia TMS is a mental health service provider offering TMS therapy, tDCS, and pharmacogenetic testing, with a location in Kardinya, Western Australia. The clinic’s services are used for conditions including depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, chronic pain, and Parkinson’s disease. The announcement regarding TMS therapy availability at Kardinya reflects the clinic’s ongoing work supporting patients across the areas it serves.
For additional information about TMS Kardinya services and related industry developments, contact Neuralia TMS at Unit 12, 17-23 South Street, Kardinya, WA 6163. Inquiries regarding the clinic’s services and appointments can be directed to 08 6243 0348 or by email at info@neuralia.com.au.
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Australia, 25th Sep 2026 – Adept Photo Booths, a renowned photo and video booth hire company, has announced details of its photo booth hire services across Melbourne. The announcement covers the range of booth experiences the company provides for weddings, parties, and corporate events held throughout the city.
Adept Photo Booths offers premium, interactive photo and video booth experiences designed for weddings, parties, and corporate events, with high-quality images, instant prints, and engaging features. Full-service packages include professional setup, custom branding, props, and digital galleries. The company’s Melbourne photo booth hire service covers events across the city, from private celebrations through to corporate functions.
Photo booth hire for an event typically involves more than supplying the booth itself, and Adept Photo Booths said its packages are built around the setup, styling, and technical side of running a booth throughout an event. Custom branding is available for corporate clients wanting booth output that reflects their event or company identity, while props and styling options are offered for weddings and parties. Each booth is staffed and managed on-site for the duration of an event, with instant prints available for guests alongside a digital gallery afterwards.
Bookings can range from a single booth at a small birthday party through to multiple booths across a large corporate function, and Adept Photo Booths said its setup process is adjusted to the scale and layout of each venue. The company said venue access, power requirements, and floor space are typically confirmed with a client ahead of an event, so the booth can be positioned to suit guest flow rather than left to work around on the day. Video booth features and add-ons, including green screen backdrops, are also available depending on what a particular event calls for.
“A corporate function and a wedding call for different things from a photo booth, and Melbourne clients often need that explained before they book,” said Colin Richardson, General Manager of Adept Photo Booths. “The company works with each client to match the booth style, branding, and features to the type of event they are running.”
Adept Photo Booths’ Melbourne service covers weddings, parties, and corporate events, with the company’s full-service packages handling setup, styling, and on-site staffing for the duration of an event. Digital galleries are provided after an event so guests can access their photos beyond the instant prints taken on the day. The company said corporate clients frequently request custom branding on booth prints and digital outputs, while wedding and party bookings more often focus on props and styling to match an event’s theme. Having staff on-site throughout the event is intended to keep the booth running smoothly for guests without a host needing to manage it themselves.
“Looking ahead, the plan is to keep expanding photo booth hire availability across Melbourne as more clients book booths for weddings, parties, and corporate events,” Richardson said. “Adept Photo Booths expects continued demand from Melbourne clients looking for a full-service photo booth experience rather than a standalone booth rental.”
Adept Photo Booths is a photo and video booth hire company based in Kensington, Victoria, offering premium, interactive booth experiences for weddings, parties, and corporate events. Full-service packages include professional setup, custom branding, props, and digital galleries. The announcement regarding its photo booth hire services reflects the company’s ongoing work supporting events across Melbourne.
For additional information about photo booth Melbourne options and related industry developments, contact Adept Photo Booths at 51 Fairbairn Dr, Kensington VIC 3031. Inquiries regarding the company’s services and event bookings can be directed to +61 408 899 834 or by email at melbourne@adeptphotobooths.com.au.
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Good Faith Inspection Co., a new Arizona home inspection company founded by licensed inspector Emmitt Medina, is now serving Phoenix and 17 other cities across the Valley, with color-coded inspection reports delivered within 24 hours.
United States, 25th Sep 2026 — Good Faith Inspection Co., a new home inspection company owned and operated by licensed Arizona home inspector Emmitt Medina, is now serving buyers, sellers and homeowners across the Phoenix Valley. The company launched in 2026 as a solo operation, with Medina performing every inspection himself.
The company is new. The experience behind it is not. Medina spent fifteen years in real estate and home inspection before opening Good Faith Inspection Co., and he personally performed more than 3,000 inspections during that earlier career. He is a licensed Arizona home inspector, and because he is the only inspector at the company, the person who takes the booking is the person who walks the house and writes the report.
What the Company Inspects, and How the Report Arrives
Good Faith Inspection Co. offers home inspection, pre-listing inspection, condominium inspection, sewer scope, pool and spa inspection, new construction and builder warranty inspection, single-item re-inspection, and termite inspection. You can find out more at https://goodfaithinspectionco.com/.
Each inspection is documented in a color-coded report delivered within 24 hours. Pre-listing inspection is offered for sellers, and sewer scope is priced as a standalone service as well.
Pricing is published on the website rather than quoted only by phone, so the cost of a home inspection can be checked before an appointment is booked. Residential inspections start at 400 dollars, condominium inspections at 300 dollars, and a standalone sewer scope at 300 dollars. The full rate card is at https://goodfaithinspectionco.com/pricing .
Medina says the point of the work is transparency: an accurate picture of the house, explained in language a first-time buyer can follow.
“I write the report so that someone who has never bought a house before can read it and know what they are looking at. That is the whole job,” said Emmitt Medina, owner of Good Faith Inspection Co.
Eighteen Cities, and Houses from Very Different Decades
The company works in Phoenix, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Goodyear, Buckeye, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, Casa Grande, Florence and Coolidge, across Maricopa and Pinal counties.
The Valley is big. Maricopa County alone had an estimated 4,673,096 residents as of July 1, 2024 in the Census Bureau Vintage 2024 estimates, and the county’s housing stock carried a median year built of 1993 in the 2020 to 2024 American Community Survey five-year estimates.
Those cities do not share a single housing vintage. In the same 2020 to 2024 American Community Survey five-year estimates, the median year built for housing in Phoenix is 1985, while in Buckeye it is 2011, and 18,473 of Buckeye’s 35,276 housing units were built in 2010 or later. Phoenix itself authorized 3,154 single-family units in calendar year 2025, according to the United States Census Bureau Building Permits Survey. A house built in the mid-1980s and a newly built house raise different questions, which is one reason pre-listing inspection and new construction and builder warranty inspection are listed as separate services rather than variations on one. All of these are area-wide public figures, not a description of any one property.
Medina built the company around transparency and quality of work, with the aim of helping home sales in and around Phoenix move forward on accurate information. The company sums up its role this way: “Our job is to help you understand what you are buying. Your job is to decide if what you’re buying is what you were hoping for.”
About Good Faith Inspection Co.
Good Faith Inspection Co. provides thorough, plain-English home inspections across the greater Phoenix area. Founded on fifteen years of real estate and inspection experience, we inspect to inform — color-coded reports delivered within 24 hours, so buyers, sellers and investors can move forward with clarity.
Columbia consultant reflects on how growing up across cultures and working in federal service shaped his approach to leadership and problem-solving.
Columbia, SC, Sep 25, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Pedro Morales-Llanos, founder and principal consultant of Strategic Rise Advisory Group, LLC, is highlighting how a career shaped by international experience, public service, and programme management has influenced the way he approaches leadership and organisational problem-solving.
Born in Puerto Rico, Morales-Llanos spent much of his childhood moving with his family because of his father’s service in the U.S. Army. The family lived in several locations, including Germany and Italy, before eventually settling in Columbia, South Carolina.
For Morales-Llanos, those early experiences provided an introduction to different cultures, perspectives, and ways of working.
“Growing up in different places taught me to pay attention before making assumptions,” said Morales-Llanos. “Every environment has its own history, culture, and way of doing things. That lesson has stayed with me throughout my career.”
After graduating from Richland Northeast High School in 1996, Morales-Llanos earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of South Carolina in 2001. He later completed both an MBA and a master’s degree in Health Services Management from Webster University in 2003.
His professional career went on to include more than a decade in senior programme management and management analysis roles within the federal government.
From 2011 to 2015, Morales-Llanos served as Lead Management Analyst and Senior Program Manager within the Office of the Director at the National Institutes of Health. He later joined the NIH Center for Information Technology, where he worked as a Supervisory Management and Program Analyst and Senior Program Manager until 2020.
He then moved to the U.S. Department of Justice, serving as an Operational Support Manager and Enterprise Program Manager from 2020 to 2024.
According to Morales-Llanos, working within large federal organisations reinforced the importance of understanding how technology, policy, people, and operations interact.
“Complex problems usually do not exist in isolation,” he said. “What appears to be a technology issue may also involve communication, process, policy, or unclear responsibilities. You have to understand the full picture before deciding what needs to happen next.”
After leaving federal service, Morales-Llanos founded Strategic Rise Advisory Group, LLC, where he serves as principal consultant. His work focuses on areas including management consulting, organisational development, programme management, business processes, technology, data analytics, and policy development.
He says one of the most important lessons he has carried into consulting is the value of curiosity.
“You cannot walk into every situation believing you already know the answer,” Morales-Llanos said. “Good consulting starts with listening, asking better questions, and understanding why an organisation works the way it does.”
That interest in learning also extends beyond his professional work. Morales-Llanos enjoys history, culture, travelling, reading, podcasts, coffee shops, CrossFit, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. He also volunteers with organisations including Harvest Hope Food Bank, Families Helping Families, and Big Brothers Big Sisters.
For Morales-Llanos, those interests continue to reinforce the same idea that shaped his childhood: exposure to different people and perspectives can improve how someone understands a problem.
“Leadership is partly about being willing to keep learning,” he said. “The more perspectives you understand, the better prepared you are to work through complicated situations.”
About Pedro Morales-Llanos
Pedro Morales-Llanos is the founder and principal consultant of Strategic Rise Advisory Group, LLC, based in Columbia, South Carolina. His professional background includes senior programme management and management analysis roles at the National Institutes of Health and the U.S. Department of Justice. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of South Carolina as well as an MBA and a master’s degree in Health Services Management from Webster University. His professional interests include management consulting, organisational development, technology, data analytics, policy development, and business process improvement.
SitnGo will launch car rental operations in Cyprus at the beginning of the next tourist season with a company-owned fleet of more than 50 vehicles. The expansion will include local managers, service at Larnaca and Paphos airports, flexible vehicle delivery, and rentals without advance payment or a security deposit.
Budva, Montenegro, 25th Sep 2026 – Car rental company SitnGo has announced plans to expand into Cyprus as the next step in its international development. The new operation is expected to launch at the beginning of the island’s next tourist season.
SitnGo intends to enter the market with a company-owned fleet of more than 50 vehicles. Customers will be able to choose from several categories, including compact city cars, sedans, crossovers, convertibles, minivans, and premium models.
The first phase of the Cyprus operation will focus on Larnaca, Paphos, and other major cities and tourist destinations. SitnGo is also preparing to serve passengers arriving at Larnaca International Airport and Paphos International Airport.
Airport customers will be able to arrange a meet-and-greet service and collect a prepared vehicle shortly after landing. The company also plans to deliver rental cars to hotels, apartments, villas, and other confirmed locations across the island.
Pickup and return points will not have to be the same. Subject to prior arrangement, customers will be able to collect a vehicle in one location and return it in another, allowing them to plan their rental around their itinerary rather than return to the original pickup point.
SitnGo plans to introduce the same customer-focused rental model that it currently operates in Montenegro. Reservations will be available without advance payment, while vehicles will be offered without a security deposit.
“Our goal is to bring the experience we have built in Montenegro to Cyprus while maintaining the service standards our customers already know,” said SitnGo Director Stefan Bakić. “We want the rental process to remain clear, flexible, and personal. A customer should be able to select a vehicle in advance, collect it after arriving, and begin the journey without unnecessary formalities. This is the type of service we intend to develop in Cyprus.”
Local Team and Regional Coverage
The company will establish a local operational structure alongside the new fleet. Regional managers will be assigned to the main cities and tourist areas, where they will coordinate vehicle delivery, handovers, returns, and customer support.
This approach will allow customers to communicate directly with a local representative throughout the rental period. Regional managers will also handle changes to meeting times and return locations, subject to availability and prior confirmation.
The Cyprus delivery network is expected to cover international airports, major cities, resort areas, and additional locations requested by customers. SitnGo already uses a similar operating model in Montenegro, where vehicles can be delivered to airports, hotels, residential addresses, and other agreed meeting points.
Airport Meet-and-Greet Service
Airport operations will form an important part of the Cyprus launch.
Customers arriving at Larnaca or Paphos airports will be able to submit their flight details when making a reservation. A SitnGo representative will then provide meeting instructions and arrange the vehicle handover at the confirmed time and location.
The service is designed for travelers who want to continue directly to their hotel, villa, or another city after landing.
Customers departing from a different part of the island will also be able to request an alternative return location. Availability and any applicable delivery costs will be confirmed before the rental begins.
Multiple Payment Options
SitnGo intends to provide several payment methods in Cyprus. In addition to bank cards and cash, customers will be able to pay for their rental using USDT.
The company already offers this payment option in Montenegro and plans to retain the same flexibility as it enters the new market.
Why SitnGo Is Expanding Into Cyprus
SitnGo considers Cyprus a strong market for future growth due to the island’s large number of international visitors and the demand for independent travel between airports, cities, coastal resorts, and attractions.
Many visitors arrive at one airport, stay in another part of the island, and travel through several regions during a single trip. SitnGo’s regional delivery model is intended to support these routes by giving customers greater choice over where they collect and return their vehicles.
The Cyprus launch follows the company’s experience in Montenegro, another market where international travelers often require airport collection, hotel delivery, flexible return points, and direct support from local staff.
Priorities for the Initial Launch
During the first stage of its Cyprus expansion, SitnGo will focus on:
establishing a company-owned fleet of more than 50 vehicles;
recruiting and training a local operational team;
appointing regional managers in major cities and tourist areas;
launching meet-and-greet services at Larnaca and Paphos airports;
organizing vehicle delivery across the island’s principal destinations;
introducing reservations without advance payment;
offering rentals without a security deposit;
enabling payment by bank card, cash, and USDT.
The company expects to expand its geographic coverage and vehicle selection as the Cyprus operation develops.
The Next Stage of SitnGo’s International Growth
The entry into Cyprus marks a new stage in SitnGo’s development beyond Montenegro. The company intends to combine its existing operational experience with a locally managed service adapted to the needs of visitors and residents of the island.
SitnGo’s objective is to build a long-term presence in Cyprus rather than operate only as a seasonal rental provider. Its development plans include expanding the fleet, increasing regional coverage, and building relationships with hotels, accommodation providers, and other tourism businesses.
About SitnGo
SitnGo is a car rental company based in Montenegro that serves local customers and international travelers.
The company operates a fleet of more than 200 vehicles across multiple categories. Its services include rentals without a security deposit, reservations without advance payment, airport meet-and-greet assistance, vehicle delivery, and flexible pickup and return arrangements.
SitnGo currently operates in Podgorica, Tivat, Budva, and other tourist areas of Montenegro. Customers can pay by bank card, cash, or USDT.
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