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Matt Pearl

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  • Founder and Owner, Pearl Impact Media
Atlanta
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National Correspondent, @ScrippsNational. 2013/14/15/17/19 @nppa Solo Video Journalist of the Year. Author, THE SOLO VIDEO JOURNALIST: amzn.to/2hHShV9
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Pearls: Nice morning walks are good for us

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By Matt Pearl Verified
| Maryville Forum Verified
There have been a few cloudy mornings lately down home, when the sunrise happens behind a humid layer of fluff – no real weather threats (although there has been a small shower before or right at dawn a couple of times), just enough cover to put a sweaty gloom on everything. And on a couple of those mornings, I have taken my morning walks. This has been a summer thing, walking somewhere between 2 and 2 ½ miles to get myself going for the day.
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Pearls: Back-to-school shopping memories

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By Matt Pearl Verified
| Maryville Forum Verified
I needed a few back-to-school clothing items, so I picked up what I needed during a couple of recent shopping trips. A few shirts, a couple of pairs of pants, and that’s really all I needed this time around. But the experience made me think back on the back-to-school lists from my childhood. There was a period of time back when I’m remembering that money was tight in our home.
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Beyond Line of Sight: How Part 108 Could Transform Commercial Drones

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By Matt Pearl Verified, Kuhu Badgi
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
In September of 2024, Hurricane Helene tore through western North Carolina, washing away roads, severing communications, and isolating entire communities for days. Emergency responders increasingly turned to drones to locate survivors, assess damaged infrastructure, and identify passable routes without putting rescue teams in additional danger. The use of such drones has radically changed the ability of first responders to operate in disasters.
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