James D. Geissinger Jr., M.D. is a board-certified neurosurgeon and a member of the American College of Surgeons. He has a BS degree from the Un South Dakota and an MD degree from Northwestern. Post graduate training was spent at Un of Iowa (neurology) and Northwestern (neurosurgery). His premature retirement from clinical practice was prompted by illness. Throughout his professional life he also enjoyed teaching medical students and resident physicians in addition to clinical research and authoring articles for the neurological literature. As one who has always enjoyed being physically active in the outdoors he then turned to raising purebred Beefmaster cattle on his Florida ranch for the ensuing 20 years. In later years the doctor's long hours spent in his workshop were very self-gratifying as evidenced by the production of museum- quality furniture, including beautiful Windsor chairs. The author's autobiography, Memoirs of a Neurosurgeon─ A Perspective from the "Lucky Few" Generation, captures the dramatic advancements in medical technology and neurosurgery during the latter half of the 20th century. His novel, The Balancer, addresses the social dilemma concerning a solution to the mass murderer problem. Dr. Robert L Doherty is an attorney, CPA and, in recent years, an adjunct professor of business law and international business at Florida State University. He was a tenured professor at the United States Military Academy at West Point, and taught at Princeton University as a postdoctoral fellow. He holds advanced degrees in accounting, business administration, public administration, and several foreign languages. He also served as an army officer and diplomat for nearly 32 years, retiring as a colonel. As a Diplomat and Fellow, he was named to the Legal Advisory Board of the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute in 2012. W.B. Devarieux is a well-recognized teacher and artist whose exhibited work focuses primarily on the natural beauty of Florida's Forgotten Coast.