system. Keep the manual in a safe place for future reference.
and have it inspected by qualified Yamaha service personnel.
result in other injury, or cause damage to the device itself.
- Mount only one speaker on each speaker stand.
- Use the supplied screws if included.
- Tighten fastening screws securely.
- Use the speaker stands with their legs fully opened.
- Use the stand at a height of less than 140cm (55").
- Limit the number of people around the placed stand.
fall, and result in injury or damage to the internal components.
• Use only speaker cables for connecting speakers to the speaker jacks.
Use of other types of cables may result in fire.
• Use only Neutrik NL4FC plugs for connecting Speakon connectors.
not match the actual appearance of the product during operation.
Feedback caused when using a microphone.
Continuous high sound pressure level produced by electronic instruments.
Continuous high-power output of distorted signals.
disconnecting system components while the amplifier is turned on.
instrument or line cable — for all speaker connections.
The subwoofer A15W features four input/parallel connectors—two 1/4" phone jacks and two Neutrik NL4MP connectors. Use either a phone jack or a Neutrik connector to receive input from your sound system/power amplifier.
One of the spare connectors can be used to parallel-connect an additional main speaker (keeping in mind the impedance considerations mentioned below).
lower. Check your speaker impedance in the table below.
Specifications and descriptions in this owner's manual are for information purposes only. Yamaha Corp.
reserves the right to change or modify products or specifications at any time without prior notice. Since specifications, equipment or options may not be the same in every locale, please check with your Yamaha dealer.


In World War II, both the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy also had outstanding aircraft. The hallmark of Japanese fighters had always been superb maneuverability. Early biplanes - which had been developed from British and French designs - set the pace. A major and fatal disadvantage of most Japanese fighters was their light armament - usually a pair of .30-caliber machine guns - and lack of armor, as well as their great flammability. The Japanese Mitsubishi Zero probably is the best-remembered Japanese fighter in this country because of the role it played in the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941.
At the end of World War II, the United States and the other occupying powers moved to ensure that Japan had no defense industry. They sought to dismantle the remaining Japanese aircraft and shipbuilding industries to prevent the country from becoming a threat to the region again. The Korean War, however, pushed the United States to reconsider its attitude toward Japanese rearmament.
Japanese forces need only concern themselves with self-defense in the most local sense, that is, defense of the Home Islands. In general, Japanese weapons show little evidence of being superior to foreign systems in terms of their performance. The Japanese F-1 fighter of the 1960s, for example, despite high costs, showed no performance advantage over the F-104 or the F-4, both of which entered the Air Self Defense Force (ASDF) at approximately the same time as the F-1, or the Anglo-French Jaguar, upon which the F-1 is modeled.
Higher weapons costs are accepted because of the incentives under which the Japanese industry and the overall defense structure are operating. The Japanese rank production of cutting-edge military equipment, with a preponderance of militarily unique technologies, relatively lower than does the United States. The primary Japanese interest, instead, is the development of dual-use technologies, particularly those that might have great financial rewards as well as potential military applications. The F-1 gave the Japanese at least some experience in the design of an aircraft, particularly systems integration. The American security security guarantee has allowed the Japanese to focus on the development of the commercial aspect of advanced product and process technologies, particularly their efficient production, rather than on the military aspects. MITI, for example, places much greater emphasis on developing superior technologies than on building better weapons.
Ever since the late 1970's, U.S. aircraft manufacturers tried to market the F-15, F-16, and F/A-18 as off-the-shelf or licensed production replacements for Japan's aging F-1. As is the case with most modern, industrialized nations, Japan instead made a decision to develop and produce its own fighter. It had two primary goals in doing so. First, to be as self-sufficient as feasible in its own national defense, and second to benefit economically from the employment and skill levels inherent in long-running production lines. Japan's desire to produce its own fighter aircraft went beyond economic and security considerations. It was a matter of national pride and symbolized the state of a country's industrial capability. This trend was evident in many other industrialized states, and at one time seemed certain to lead Japan to develop and produce a fighter aircraft independently.
However, in the mid-1980's -- when it appeared certain that Japan had decided to develop and produce its own replacement fighter support aircraft [FSX] -- United States industry appealed to the Secretaries of Commerce, State, and Defense for assistance. The Defense Department responded by redoubling its efforts to influence Japan to consider a United States aircraft or at least enter into a co-development agreement using United States aircraft as a base model.
This effort by the Defense Department was in keeping with the Nunn-Quayle-Warner amendments contained in the Fiscal Year 1986 Defense Authorization Act which allowed for co-development projects with NATO allies in which each side shared equitably in financing the development work. This legislation was later extended to other friendly countries, including Israel, Egypt, Japan, Korea, and Australia. After considerable high level talks between the Defense Department and the Japan Defense Agency, Japan agreed to study the F-15, F-16, and the F-18 as a basis of codevelopment. In October 1987 Japan formally decided to base the FSX on the United States F-16, and to pay all costs associated with its development.
The skills and technologies involved in such high-technology areas as composite materials and aerospace are considered to be of such potential usefulness to the overall Japanese economy, and particularly the civilian industry, that they must be developed domestically. Development of a domestic aerospace industry, for example, has long been a Japanese objective. The FS-X was originally conceived as a way to facilitate this development, with particular emphasis on systems-integration capabilities. Foreign components would be used only after Japanese sources had been exhausted. The originally planned aircraft would have been much more expensive than the current design (based on the F-16), but only marginally more capable than modified F-16 fighter aircraft purchased purchased directly from the United States. The acquisition of the relevant skills, however, was believed to be sufficiently important to justify the enormous cost differential.
The F-X, is a requirement for a new fighter to enter service early in the post-2010 decade. This may involve license production at Mitsubishi, replacing F-2 production. Options include later model Boeing F-15s (F-15K equivalents, or better) or Boeing F/A-18E/Fs, Eurofighters, Lockheed Martin F-22s, and a new upgraded version of the F-2. It is notable that F-X will not involve significant technology development work. The next Japanese fighter will not provide support to a fighter design department. The Japanese military aircraft downturn speaks to the desirability of off-the-shelf purchases or workshares in programs with larger production volumes, rather than indigenous solutions.
The F-2 was designed to give Japanese industry a boost in platform design and integration, but this capability went nowhere. By early 2011 Japan was studying options for retiring the 40 year old F-4J fighters without losing combat capability, until the F-35 / F-X fighters are delivered. Two options are either purchasing additional F-2 fighters, or upgrading the F-15 fleet. Production of the F-2, at US$100 million per copy, had been extended beyond the scheduled termination in fiscal 2011.


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This behaviour is very odd, haven't seen anything like it before. Could anybody please point out the issue and the fix?
Thank you.

A: It is hard to see without your custom css but do you have any overwriting css that could touch the icon-bar class or span element?  I was able to replicate only after adding
.icon-bar {display:inline-block !important;}

From your image it looks like "inline-block" is being added somewhere to those spans.  You can see how I was able to replicate at http://codepen.io/anon/pen/ZQVJXV
Maybe think about making a pen of your own or include your css if this doesn't solve the issue.

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The 2019 PDA Biosimilars and Vaccines Conference: Lifecycle Similarities and Challenges is right around the corner! Stay tuned to this page for any updates as we get closer to the event. For questions, please feel free to contact us at your convenience.
As part of its inaugural 2019 PDA Biopharmaceuticals Week, PDA will host the 2019 PDA Biosimilars and Vaccines Conference: Lifecycle Similarities and Challenges, May 9-10. This Conference will close out the week with two full days of sessions divided into tracks, covering both biosimilars and vaccines. The Program Planning Committee is developing a comprehensive agenda focusing on topics such as continuous manufacturing, lifecycle management, product comparability and similarity, and much more.
Throughout a products lifecycle, various changes will take place that could potentially impact product quality attributes and therefore the product safety and efficacy. Demonstrating product similarity with robust techniques is crucial to ensuring patient safety. This session will discuss best practices in biosimilars and vaccines, so attendees can not only hear about the latest trends in their field but also how this is viewed through a slightly different lens by the other modality.
Hillel P. Cohen, PhD, Executive Director, Sandoz, Inc.
9:45 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Katariina M. Hutterer, PhD, Senior Scientist, Amgen Inc.
Moderator: Jennifer L. Liu, Director of Process Development, Bipsimilars, Amgen Inc.
Lifecycle management is a systematic approach to managing the product evolution from initial design and development through approval, to commercialization. Biosimilar products must demonstrate similarity at approval but become stand-alone products after approval. Hence the opportunity arises to introduce changes, even innovations outside the comparison to the reference product. This session will explore the development approaches that can be employed and consider the role regulators play in increasing confidence in biosimilars by establishing regulatory oversight throughout their lifecycle, from development to post-licensing.
This session will cover the challenges and strategies used to manage consistency as changes are introduced into a vaccine product. Both during development and post approval, manufacturing and testing procedures can be modified in response to improved technologies, supplier-driven changes and evolving regulatory requirements. Many vaccines are marketed for a number of years and manufacturers must develop strategies to ensure that modifications do not affect the purity, safety or potency of a vaccine. The diverse nature of vaccines and complexity of vaccines leads to unique challenges when developing strategies to modernize older products and develop comparability programs.
The demonstration of analytical similarity between biosimilar and reference product is based on the well-established scientific principle of comparability. Since the term comparability first appeared describing head-to-head product comparisons in the FDA 1996 guidance, the concept has been extensively used to support an array of changes, during all stages of product lifecycle. Both comparability and similarity are data-driven, with the burden placed with the developer to generate appropriate data to satisfy the expectations of Regulators. This session will discuss practical challenges and resulting strategies for the evaluating analytical comparability and similarity.
1:45 p.m. – 2:05 p.m.
Ranjana Singh, PhD, Senior Scientist, West Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
2:25 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.
Moderator: Sabrina Restrepo, PhD, Director, Sterile & Validation CoE, Merck & Co., Inc.
This session will provide perspective around the challenge's vaccines face from a lifecycle management perspective. Although ICH Q12 is seeking to address some of challenges, the question is still there for legacy vaccines and the increased complexity of a more diverse regulatory environment worldwide. A case study will be presented seeking to illustrate the challenges this complexity brings in terms of supply and potential enablers to allow vaccines reach patients worldwide.
Kimberly Duffy, Executive Director, Global Regulatory Affairs Vaccines CMC, Merck & Co., Inc.
More biosimilars and vaccines are becoming available to people in conjunction with an increased demand for existing and new products which is driving more complexity around product lifecycle management. We are in the digital era and in several instances, we manufacture products developed prior to many of today's technologies being available to process developers. Also, new products are in development which are seeking to bring innovation. There is a possibility to bring elements of the digital era into lifecycle management that could enable a leaner approach in the near future. This session will create a forum to discuss challenges and opportunities for lifecycle management and the evolution needed to align with the demands of the current public health landscape.
7:00 a.m. – 8:45 a.m.
Moderator: Stephan O. Krause, PhD,Head of Product Quality Group,AstraZeneca Biologics and Bev Ingram, PhD, Senior Director, Portfolio Lead Biosimilars Regulatory Affairs, Pfizer Inc.
This session will review and discuss the highlights from the recent PDA Biosimilars Workshop, co-chaired by Emanuela Lacana, PhD, CDER,FDA. The workshop was set up to capture lessons learned and well-working practices. The Workshop covered expectations for data quality, the creation of a final control strategy, and practical alternative solutions to current statistical approaches. Experiences from regulatory agencies outside the U.S. were discussed with the intent to consider complementing some of the content in the U.S. FDA Draft Guidance. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and/or provide their experience.
Moderator: Jane Halpern, PhD,Independent Consultant and Sabrina Restrepo, PhD, Director, Sterile & Validation CoE, Merck & Co., Inc.
The session will present to the participants the status of the ongoing activities within the Vaccines Interest Group which are mainly focused around the development of technical report(s) that will address vaccine-specific issues related to the topics of lifecycle management, specifications, and manufacturing considerations.
Participants will have the opportunity to provide input to the technical report(s) proposal, become part of the task force and learn from your colleagues in the vaccines field.
The development of new biologic products, their launch, and ensuring their supply, present multiple challenges across technical, regulatory, and market concerns. Setting a successful strategy and leveraging previous experiences are essential for this process. Quality by design is a systematic approach to development and manufacturing that emphasizes product understanding and process control and can minimize the impact of challenges that arise during product development and commercial manufacturing. The presentations in this session will address how quality by design principles are being used to address challenges in both vaccine and biosimilar development and/or manufacturing and how they are addressed.
Stanley M. Speaker, MS, Co-Development Team Leader, Pfizer Inc.
This session will address technical challenges with the intent to avoid pitfalls often encountered during biosimilar candidate development. Continued from the Breakfast Interest Group session, the following topics will be covered: Data quality expectations, "fit for purpose" analytical methods, inspectional expectations, the intersection of the analytical similarity assessment with the final control strategy, and critical strategic decisions necessary in a biosimilar development program.
Suresh Vunnum, PhD, Director, Global Operations & Biosimilars PD, Amgen Inc.
Advances in technology have resulted in a wide array of new platforms and new adjuvants that potentially can improve the clinical performance of existing vaccines and lead to efficacious vaccines for diseases for which no vaccine is currently available. This session will include talks on new technologies that are being use for investigational vaccines and how unique regulatory, manufacturing, and quality concerns could be addressed.
Moderator: Bev Ingram, PhD,Senior Director, Portfolio Lead Biosimilars Regulatory Affairs,Pfizer Inc.
The regulatory science for biosimilars is well established, however expectations globally does differ. For example, most regulators require a biosimilar to be similar to their source originator product. As a result, creating a global biosimilar product requires conducting multiple 3-way studies (a source-licensed product, a non-source licensed product, and biosimilar). Such requirements create an increased complexity during development, additional testing burdens, and delay the registration of biosimilar products globally. This session will explore global development approaches and innovations that can help reduce the burden of additional studies and address delays in the global registration of biosimilar products.
Janett E. Mugaburu-Richards, MS, Global Regulatory Strategist, Pfizer Inc.
With so many medical needs where vaccines are an option, innovation and reliable supply are becoming more relevant. Innovative approaches are important for addressing existing regulatory requirements and for introducing new technologies into manufacturing processes. This session will share some of the experiences and opportunities vaccine developers and manufacturers have faced and are seeking to pursue to overcome these challenges.
We are constantly challenged to develop new and innovative ways to develop drugs. Various modes, such as continuous manufacturing, has demonstrated to show many benefits, primary among them the ability to drive down costs and decrease time to market. We will look at the efforts taking place in the field of biosimilars and vaccines as it relates to advanced manufacturing platforms and how these concepts can shape our industries future.
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What Are Zero-Day Exploits and Attacks?
If you've got a zero-day vulnerability on your hands, you've got a problem. Here's what it means, and what you can do to avoid falling victim to one of these schemes.
byJohn Bogna Mar 24, 2022
The term "zero-day" is fairly common in the world of cybersecurity. In recent months, top tech companies—from Microsoft and Google to Apple—have had to patch zero-day bugs, but what does that mean? Here, we'll explain how they work and how to protect yourself.
Why Is It Called a Zero Day?
The term "zero day" refers to a vulnerability that exists in the wild without the software manufacturer's knowledge, leaving them open to attack. Once they find the problem, they have "zero days" to fix it because they're already at risk. There are three main ways to think of a zero-day, as security software firm Kaspersky notes:
Zero-day vulnerability: A software weakness that can be exploited and is found by attackers before the manufacturer knows about it.
Zero-day exploit: The method an attacker uses to gain access to the system using that zero-day vulnerability.
Zero-day attack: When bad actors use a zero-day exploit to get into a system to steal data or cause damage.
So the vulnerability is the weakness, the exploit is the method bad actors use to get in, and the attack is when those bad actors use that vulnerability to cause damage. The terms are sometimes used interchangeably, but they're not quite the same.
How Do Zero-Day Attacks Work?
Even with software developers and manufacturers diligently checking their product for flaws, mistakes happen, and bad actors are dedicated in their pursuit of weaknesses or loopholes they can exploit for their own gain.
Once a cyber attacker finds that vulnerability, they can write a segment of code to take advantage of it. What that code is and does will depend on the type of vulnerability they've discovered. Sometimes attackers can gain access to the system just by using a zero-day exploit. If they can't, they'll try and trick someone into letting them inside.
Cyber attackers often do this through social engineering — techniques that play on human psychology to trick them into letting their guard down. Phishing scams that send threatening messages to frighten people into taking a desired action are a textbook case of social engineering. A fake email that looks like it was sent from your bank, for example, says your account has been hacked and tells you to "click here to verify your account details." Social engineering is used in just about any kind of cyberattack, from malware scams to USB attacks, because it works often enough to be useful.
A zero-day vulnerability can exist in the wild for months before being detected. During that time, attackers can get away with stealing or copying data and damaging sensitive systems until the software manufacturer implements a fix.
Malicious hackers often sell information on zero-day vulnerabilities on the dark web for large sums of money. As long as the only people who know about these exploits are attackers, they remain a threat.
Zero-day attacks can disrupt far more than email passwords or even banking data. Targets range from personal passwords and information to vulnerabilities in Internet of Things-connected devices.
How Are Zero-Day Attacks Discovered?
The good news is, it isn't just malicious hackers looking for these weak points. Software and tech companies will often employ "white hat" or "gray hat" hackers to test their systems against attack and discover vulnerabilities before their products hit the market.
Once discovered, these vulnerabilities are posted on public forums that those in the industry know to check. Some third-party vendors also make it their business to collect and share vulnerabilities. Cisco's cloud intelligence branch, called Talos Intelligence, is one such company that lists user-reported vulnerabilities, including zero-days, on its website. The IT training YouTube channel CBT Nuggets breaks this down further in one of their videos.
Tech companies also pay out "bug bounties" to independent hackers or researchers who find vulnerabilities in their products. These programs create an incentive for skilled hackers to constantly test a system or piece of software, then report the findings to the developer.
Zero-day threats are hard to detect, because information about them is only public after they are found — and they're often only found after an attack. That evidence can be missing data, bugs in the system, algorithms behaving improperly, or missing encryption.
Evidence of zero-day attacks can also take the form of unexpected traffic or scanning activity. If a system has been compromised and is covertly sending data back to the source of the attack, for example, you could see higher traffic on the server than normal.
Often a mix of existing malware databases, observation of the system for strange behavior, and machine learning is used to detect new zero day threats, Kaspersky notes. Information on past malware behavior and past system interactions is used to determine whether something is suspicious and should be flagged for investigation. AI in particular can crunch through a vast amount of data, giving it a robust frame of reference to use against new threats.
How Can You Protect Yourself From Zero-Day Attacks?
The nature of zero-day attacks make them hard to guard against, but it is possible to defend yourself somewhat. To start, keep all your systems and software up to date. In 2017, the WannaCry ransomware attacks were spawned from a stolen list of vulnerabilities in Microsoft systems, many of which could've been protected against by downloading a free update patch. So as tempting as it is, don't keep clicking "remind me later."
Only downloading apps that you know are necessary and that you will actually use will also help protect you. The more apps you have, the more ways into your system are available to an attacker.
Antivirus and anti-malware software are a plus. They usually rely on past threat data but are updated often. Good software can still protect against many threats, so set these programs to automatically run regular scans of your entire system so you don't forget to use them. For an added layer of security, a firewall is an option, though it may be overkill in this day and age.
Finally, educate yourself and/or the members of your organization. Everyone can stand to practice better digital hygiene online, and the more people know about common social engineering tactics used by attackers, the less successful they'll be.
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Q: MDX Select measures between two values I have a fact table which stores for each record an init_year and end_year as integers, which refer to the year range in which the record is valid.
In which way I can design a MDX query to select my measures (count) for each year, in order to have a trend of my measures over year?
THANKS

A: I'm not sure this should be done in MDX.
This sort of thing is usually calculated in the fact tables (linked to a dimension table of all available years), and a new measure is created. No calculation would be done in MDX; you'd just display the new measure.
Having said that, I've just Googled "MDX count start end date" and found www.purplefrogsystems.com/blog/2013/04/mdx-between-start-date-and-end-date which suggests you use the LINKMEMBER function. Their example code was...
    AGGREGATE(
      {NULL:LINKMEMBER([DATE].[Calendar].CURRENTMEMBER
                 ,[START DATE].[Calendar])}
    * {LINKMEMBER([DATE].[Calendar].CURRENTMEMBER
                , [END DATE].[Calendar]):NULL}
    , [Measures].[Project COUNT])

...or...
AGGREGATE({NULL:[DATE].[Calendar].CURRENTMEMBER}
        , [Measures].[Project COUNT])

...but it needs careful reading!


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Q: Xcode Translation Issue I have created a Localizable.strings file in Xcode to handle translating my iOS app into several different languages. I have the following code at one point in the app:
Text("\(tasks.count) Tasks")

In other parts of the code where the string is simply "Tasks", I am able to translate this into Spanish relatively easily using the following localizable.string:
"Tasks" = "Tareas";

This does not work when I try to translate the "(tasks.count) Tasks". The 'Tasks' never gets converted. I tried the following localizable.string:
"%@ Tasks" = "%@ Tareas";

That also didn't work. Has anyone run into a similar problem? How did you fix this issue?
Thanks -

A: This is really frustrating and I don't really understand why this works and the alternatives I explored don't work. Here is the solution:
Text(String(format: NSLocalizedString("Tasks %d", comment: ""),
                                tasks.count))

My string was:
"Tasks %d" = "Tareas %d";

I'm hoping someone has a good explanation as to why reformatting a dynamic text string as above is needed instead of using the conventional Text("(xyz) Text")


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I'm going to talk about why you need to choose tin or platinum when buying silicone for mold making but first you should know tin cure is also known as "condensation cure silicone" and platinum cure is also known as "addition cure silicone". When you choose the wrong one it could mess-up your costly master model beyond repair. In one instance the silicone might not cure against the substrate material and remain sticky no matter what you do and in another, it doesn't cure for days because you're in an extreme dry climate giving you the impression all is lost when it probably is not. What does this mean to you? Read on and you'll know how to choose before buying avoiding potential costly issues.
Tin cure silicone is almost foolproof. Usually 10:1 mix ratio by weight; once mixed it will cure easily against most master model making media (oil clay, plastic, wood, stone, etc.). To cure it takes condensation from the air and gives off a byproduct of alcohol or ethanol. Since there is evaporation in the form of alcohol there is shrinkage of the same amount, usually in the 0.3-0.4% range; acceptable for most applications. Tin cure is robust, high in tear strength and a great tool making rubber. Bronze Foundries and Sculptors love it for it's ability to make molds of fine detail and for the security of knowing it will cure against their precious masterpiece. Others love it for being easy to use and for its great strength.
Thixotropic additive a liquid thickener added in very small percentages. This allows for easy brush up of the silicone.
d'Limonene solvent thinner. Special effects paint base and to thin for spraying.
With all the Tin cure advantages and ease of use you would wonder why some might choose platinum cure instead. Tin cure is used by a broad range of business and is the best choice for most hobbyists and beginners.
Platinum cure silicone can be either 10:1 or 1:1 mix ratio by weight. It is a chemical reaction cure with no byproduct or leaving group giving it the addition cure name. This means that there is nil shrinkage or less than 0.1% making it a great choice for precision parts. This silicone likes heat when curing.
Rule of thumb: For every 10 degrees above 70°F you can reduce cure time in half. For example in an oven at 140°F a 24 hour room temperature cure silicone would be ready in less than 20 minutes.
Rapid Prototypers use Addition Cure for parts that require a high level of accuracy and parts that need to snap together and for fit and clearance studies. Platinum Cure silicone is well suited for and most widely used for the rapid prototyping industry. The mold making silicone is also best for higher temperature applications such as low melt metal alloys (lead, pewter, jewelry applications). They are highly durable when using polyester, urethane and epoxy casting resins. Platinum cure is used for FDG Food & Drug applications such as food molds. They are a bit finicky when making a mold due to surface inhibition caused by "poisonous" substrates like, tin, sulfur, oil clay, double side adhesives, synthetic rubber and a few more.
Silicone is the best mold making material in the world capturing detail beyond belief. Both tin cure and platinum cure silicone rubbers are an appropriate choice for casting resins of most types. The master model and what its made from often dictate which rubber to use. The application and specific casting resin being used to make your part can also determine which silicone to choose but the end results are the same, a great silicone mold with fine detail. Some manufacturing industries use both tin cure and platinum cure. Both come in a variety of hardnesses. Delicate parts need a softer silicone while the most commonly used mold making silicone rubber is a "25-28 shore A". For larger heavier concrete parts you may want something stiffer like a "40 or 50 shore A".
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Whether you buy a toy, a chair, an appliance, or a car, you expect the product to work. So when a defective item causes catastrophic injury or even death, there is reason to take action. Negligent manufacturers should be held accountable for their recklessness and poor workmanship—and you should be compensated for your suffering. Our professional attorneys will act swiftly and aggressively on your behalf.
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Manufacturers have an obligation to implement rigorous testing and safety standards for their products. When they don't take their responsibilities seriously, their customers can get hurt. That's bad business. While a product recall may eventually ensue, it doesn't help the person who has already been injured.
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Federal safety standards now require all cars to be equipped with airbags. Airbags can save lives and help prevent serious injury. The purpose of the airbag is to provide occupant protection and restraint during a crash event. While airbags are intended to protect against injuries from automobile accidents, they can cause injuries and in rare cases even death.
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You should sit 10 inches away from the steering wheel. This distance is measured from the center of the steering wheel to your breastbone. You can change your driving position by moving your seat to the rear as far as you can while still reaching the pedals comfortably. There are also instances when the airbag is faulty or defective.
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An airbag can be defective if there are problems in the manufacturer's design, production, or installation of the airbag. If you are injured by a defective airbag, you may be able to entitled to compensation for the injuries you suffered.
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Here are some potential reasons your airbag may be defective:
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So far, more than 20 million cars have been recalled due to the risk of violent airbag explosions. (as of February 2016). The problem is the airbag's inflator, a metal cartridge loaded with propellant wafers, which in some cases has ignited with explosive force. If the inflator housing ruptures in a crash, metal shards from the airbag can be sprayed throughout the passenger cabin.
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Manufacturers have an obligation to implement rigorous testing and safety standards for their products. Johnson & Johnson is reportedly facing more than 1,200 talcum-powder lawsuits accusing the company of not adequately warning consumers about their products cancer risks.
Ovarian cancer is the eighth most common cancer and the fifth leading cause of cancer death in the U.S., with 20,000 women being diagnosed with the illness each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It accounts for 3 percent of all cancers in women. The connection between the frequent and consistent use of talc-containing powders, such as Baby Powder and Shower to Shower, and ovarian cancer is evident going as far back as 1982. This is according to a Harvard study that found that when compared with non-talcum powder users, women who used talcum powder in their sanitary pads and around their genitals had a greater risk of developing ovarian cancer.
Multi-Million Dollar Verdicts
In May 2016, the jury deliberated eight hours before ordering the company to pay $55 million to a South Dakota woman who blamed her ovarian cancer on years of talcum powder use. The ruling followed a $72 million award in February 2016 from another St. Louis jury to the family of an Alabama woman who died from ovarian cancer, which she said was caused by using Johnson & Johnson's baby powder and other talcum products.
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E-Cigarette Users Sue Over Exploding Devices
Electronic Cigarette Lawsuits: E-cigs have been marketed as a safe alternative to cigarette smoking, but recently the devices have been reported to explode, causing fires and serious burn injuries. They also have been found to produce formaldehyde and other dangers toxins such as diacetyl.
July 3, 2016 – Rachel Berven pushed the activation button & claimed the e-cigarette exploded, ripping a hole in her mouth and spewing battery acid across her body, according to the Wall Street Journal.
June 10, 2016 – A man from Tustin, CA., spent a week in the hospital after an electronic cigarette exploded in his mouth, according to CBS News.
June 8, 2016 – A 22-year-old man from Muskogee, Olka., has filed a lawsuit against a local vape shop after an electronic cigarette exploded in his mouth, according to FOX23 News.
May 10, 2016 – California resident Joseph Cavins filed a lawsuit after he lost an eye while vaping at home, according to ABC News.
How Do E-Cigarettes Work?
Most e-cigarettes consist of three different components, including:
a cartridge, which holds a liquid solution containing varying amounts of nicotine, flavorings, and other chemicals
a heating device (vaporizer)
a power source (usually a battery)
In many e-cigarettes, puffing activates the battery-powered heating device, which vaporizes the liquid in the cartridge.
Since hitting the U.S. market in 2007, e-cigarettes, which heat liquid nicotine and other ingredients into an inhalable vapor, have been touted as a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes and a path to quitting smoking. But some lawyers and consumers say the $3.5 billion industry isn't doing enough to address a potential hazard: cheaply made lithium-ion batteries in the products that can unexpectedly explode (SARA RANDAZZO, Wall Street Journal).
Experts hired by plaintiffs in e-cigarette lawsuits say the lithium-ion batteries can lack controls to prevent either overcharging or discharging to a voltage that is too low, which can cause combustion. The batteries also can lack a hollow center core that would allow gas to escape slowly.
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Electronic Cigarette Lawsuits in New Jersey
If you or a loved one suffered an injury after smoking or accidentally being exposed to an e-cig, you should contact our law firm immediately. You may be entitled to compensation by filing a class action suit and our lawyers can help.
Hoverboards Recalled After Fires & Burns
Hoverboard Lawsuits: This recall involves self-balancing scooters, commonly referred to as hoverboards. They have two wheels at either end of a platform and are powered by lithium-ion battery packs. These battery packs have a high risk of catching fire and causing serious burn injuries. According to the CPSC, there have been at least 99 incidents reports of the battery packs in self-balancing scooters/hoverboards overheating, sparking, smoking, catching fire and/or exploding including reports of burn injuries and property damage.
June 7, 2016 – 500,000 Hoverboards Recalled after Fires, Burns, according to FOX News.
July 6, 2016 – Half A Million 'Hoverboards' Recalled Over Risk Of Fire, Explosions, according to NPR.com.
July 6, 2016 – Self-Balancing Scooters/Hoverboards Recalled by 10 Firms Due to Fire Hazard, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Hazards of Hoverboards
The lithium-ion battery packs in the self-balancing scooters/hoverboards can overheat, posing a risk of the products smoking, catching fire and/or exploding. The CPSC warned hoverboard makers and retailers earlier this year that they had to follow newly-created safety requirements or face recalls. Many airlines, railroads and college campuses have already banned hoverboards, citing safety risks.
Which Hoverboards are Recalled?
According to FOX News, the recalled hoverboards were made by 10 companies ranging from Swagway LLC of South Bend, Indiana, to Keenford Ltd., based in Hong Kong. They were sold online and in major stores nationwide between June 2015 and May 2016. They can cost as much as $900. Owners should stop using the recalled hoverboards and return them for a full refund, free repair or a free replacement, the CPSC said. Of the companies named, Swagway had the most recalled hoverboards, at 267,000. The company's $400 Swagway X1 also had the most reports of injuries, at 16. Others being recalled include 84,000 of Keenford's iMoto hoverboards; 70,000 of Hoverboard LLC's Powerboard and 28,000 of Razor USA's Hovertrax.
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IKEA Dresser Recall in NJ
June 2016: Ikea has issued a recall for at least 29 million chests and dressers that can easily tip over onto children, injuring or killing them, NBC News confirmed.
At least six children have been crushed to death by toppling Ikea chests, prompting the voluntary recall of about 29 million chests and dressers sold by the popular retailer, the Consumer Product Safety Commission says.
Ikea and the CPSC tell ABC that at least 36 children have been injured by Ikea chests and dressers, which are prone to tip over when they aren't anchored to the wall. The deaths — all children under the age of 4 — date back to 1989 and are as recent as this February, the CPSC said.
The furniture giant said Monday, June 27, 2016, it is no longer selling its "Malm" series products because they "could be a danger," Ikea USA president Lars Peterson told NBC News.
The announcement comes after an anchor campaign last year — and amid staggering statistics: every 24 minutes, a child is sent to the emergency room by a falling piece of furniture or a television, according the federal government's watchdog agency, the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Every two weeks, a child dies.
For specific furniture information, visit IKEA's website at this link: RECALL CHESTS AND DRESSERS
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cover and cool. Peel, seed and stem the peppers, and place in food processor.
Line a rimmed baking sheet with foil and spray the tomatillos, onion and garlic with cooking oil. Season with salt and pepper, and char under the broiler until onions soften a bit and tomatillos blacken and burst, about 10-12 minutes. Place veggies in the food processor with the peppers along with the nuts, cilantro, parsley, mint and vinegar. Add salt and pepper, and pulse-chop into a fine mixture while streaming in EVOO. Remove to a container or bowl and reserve.
For the steak, heat a large, cast-iron skillet over medium-high to high heat. Cut steak into portions to fit in pan. (Meat can be cooked in 2 batches depending on pan size.) Season meat with salt, pepper, cumin, coriander and granulated garlic. Heat oil, 1 turn of the skillet. When pan smokes, add beef and cook until crispy and brown on both sides.
Serve steak sliced topped with Romesco sauce and a simple salad of baby kale tossed with shaved Manchego, lemon juice, EVOO and salt alongside. Add cracked or chopped olives and pimiento if you like.
The Romesco sauce keeps up to 3 weeks refrigerated and is great on any protein or charred bread or sandwich.


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Just like cyclocross season, the Dutch dominance continued on the road over the weekend, with Marianne Vos and Mathieu van der Poel in starring roles.
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It is important to make sure that the online bereavement counseling course you select is from an accredited institution, otherwise your course completion may be relatively useless. Bereavement classes online can be quite beneficial as long as you are able to learn in an online environment. There are some students who simply do not thrive unless they are in a traditional classroom setting. If this sounds familiar. then you may want to seek out a similar class that is offered on campus instead of online.
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My '40 Fords have not frequented "car shows" very often. They are more apt to be spotted running up and down the highways or running errands around town. Last year, my buddy Larry Krauck talked me into bringing them to display in the KOZL Man Show Expo. I explained that they are definitely NOT show cars, but beaters/drivers.
This year, about a week ago, Larry called me and asked me for a favor. I knew the Man Show was coming up, and had planned to bring the coupe down there, and I had just talked to him about that the week prior, so he caught me off guard. He asked if he could have my '40 as part of the NASCAR Legend Junior Johnson's Midnight Moon Moonshine display. I told him that while Junior owned a '40 coupe, and those were the primary moonshine running cars, my '40 didn't meet the criteria, because it was flamed and had a set of American Mags on it. He said, "No…the truck!" Talk about feeling like an idiot!
Fast forward to today. I took the truck down to the Springfield Expo Center and dropped it off, ran home, sat in on a couple of conference calls, then dug the coupe back out to head to the Expo Center and drop it off.
Saturday afternoon, I got to shake hands and meet Junior Johnson, and his travelling crew. Junior was extremely gracious and expressed appreciation for the truck. The guys in his travelling crew asked me to pop the hood (one was a former crew member on the NASCAR team). They did rib me a bit about having a GM Alternator on my flathead Ford motor, but they really enjoyed seeing the truck, too.
Next planned event for the '40s will be the 2nd Annual SWMO Hot Rod Hundred!


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A magnificent hacienda is the center of this incredible ranch. Finest quality and attention to detail have resulted in a stunning showplace that is warm and welcoming. Constructed to blend with the landscape it draws your eye to the surrounding natural splendor creating a rare combination of shelter and scenery.
A short 20 minute drive and you find yourself on the shores of Abiquiu Lake. Covering nearly 5200 acres, this lake is a fabulous location for fishing as well as boating or camping. You can find bass fishing in the lake or just below the dam in the tail-waters fabulous trout which are regularly stocked by the State of New Mexico.
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Celebrating The Life And Art Of Florida Highwayman, Johnny Lee Daniels
Posted on May 26th, 2018 • Category: Acrylic, AJ Brown Florida Highwaymen, Art, Art in Public Spaces, Galleries, Local News and Events, Mixed Media, Oil, Pastel/Drawing, Water Color
In honor of Johnny Lee Daniels, one of the Florida Highwaymen, we share his legacy with our readers today. The Rickie Report shares a brief history of The Florida Highwaymen and some fond memories by his family and AJ Brown, whom he mentored. The bright colors and scenes, some of which have faded into Florida's history, remind us all of the powerful urge to create and share art! This is the time to mentor young artists and preserve the rich inheritance of our present, for future generations!
COMMEMORATING THE LIFE OF
JOHNNY LEE 'HOOK" DANIELS
Johnny Lee 'Hook' Daniel Photo Courtesy of AJ Brown
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AJ Brown tells us, "Harold Newton and Alfred Hair started a tradition of recruiting mostly friends and a few relatives, as they taught each other to paint; watching and learning from each other; then took to US Highway 1 to sell their recent productions, most times together, sometimes alone, sometimes in competition. Hair was the only painter mentored by prominent white artist, AE Backus. Florida scenes came from the trunks of their cars while the paintings were still wet dripping with oils. Who sells wet art? Signatures scratched in with nails? The Highwaymen did! Using tree trunks as easels, Upson board for canvas, a knife or finger as a brush, crown molding for frames, 2×4's and plywood as the assembly line. Makeshift materials served well, a means of getting by. They had to paint fast during segregated times of the Deep South as a matter of survival. They were searching for an escape, a way out living a hard life working orange groves, packing houses, and tomato fields".
Florida Highwaymen Al Black, Johnny Lee Daniels, AJ Brown, Roy McLendon Photo Courtesy of AJ Brown
Their use of color on top of more colors, mixing and matching was eye-catching to locals and tourists, who bought their art, returned to their homes, transporting what was not yet history to far-away countries and unknown parts of the world. Twenty-five men and one female of the first Original group emerged from painters to artists. Each worked the highways which played a significant role to the development of the movement, which brought about multiple changes in the history of black culture and America. The young artists sold their paintings door to door for $15.00 – $35.00.
The Original Generation of Highwaymen Artists began in Fort Pierce. These African American painters finally gained the recognition they deserved, as 26 of them were inducted into the Florida Artist Hall of Fame in 2004. The Original movement led to The 2nd Generation Historic movement, as a selected few African Americans were mentored by an Original, Johnny Lee Daniels. He painted for over four decades and dedicated his life to teaching and helping so many. Daniels was the "only Original investing years of mentoring protégés as one close family": Jimmy and Johnny Stovall, Kelvin Hair, AJ Brown, and Richard Edwards.
Johnny Lee Daniels:
Born on July 22, 1954 in Quincy, FL, Johnny Daniels lived his life in Fort Pierce, FL. He was the youngest of the earliest core Originals and member of the Florida Highwaymen Art Movement. A veteran painter of over 40 years, Johnny began to paint as a young teen, during the mid 1960's.
AJ tells us, "Daniels started by making frames for a short time. Not happy with meager earnings, Daniels learned to paint followed, by his brother Willie, by painting in his scenes when he stepped away for a break or wasn't looking. Johnny also enjoyed watching his friend Livingston Roberts paint. Not fond of his younger brother's habits, one day, Willie decided to take Johnny to the fields to pick oranges. He made enough money to buy his own art supplies and never stopped painting! Johnny earned his place in the world of art history and was inducted as an Original Highwaymen in the Florida Artist Hall of Fame in 2004".
Johnny Lee Daniels Photo Courtesy of AJ Brown
"Daniels' humanitarian spirit reached above and beyond. Over time he ensured their accreditation, entitlement and success. Johnny and Kelvin were his business partners in his first gallery and he chose A J Brown in his last gallery. He was truly a history maker! The self-taught entrepreneur, was gifted with impeccable talent, reflected his personal love for God's nature in a lifetime of wildlife paintings! Never did he realize he'd bridge such a significant historic connection! "The Originals and the 2nd Generation". Preservation of America's history through art education for future generations, are essentials that Johnny understood! He is honored and remembered for his great achievements and contributions".
Photo Courtesy of AJ Brown
America's legend, Johnny Daniels died May 26, 2009 at age 54 in Ft Pierce Fl.; buried at Pine Grove Cemetery. Brown was authorized by Curly Daniels and Cultural Affairs to construct his grave-site monument. In 2011, his heirs named Brown legal representative and spokesmen of their father's art estate.
AJ Brown presents an original Johnny Lee Daniels painting to President, Barak Obama and First Lady, Michelle Obama
The Florida Highwaymen History is a collective American past-time. Their rightful place in the world of history was reaffirmed, as part of an exclusive private White House collection. The work of Johnny Lee Daniels, is owned by United States of America, having been presented to the first African American, 44th President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama. Courtesy of A J Brown.
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A J Brown, 2nd Generation, Carries On The Florida Highwaymen Legacy
Posted on April 29th, 2016 • Category: Art, Helpful Hints, Local News and Events, Oil
A J Brown, 2nd Generation carries on the Florida Highwaymen legacy. Beginning in the 1950's, a group of black artists painted Florida, the picturesque paradise that it was. " Highwaymen", a name given later in the late 90's, were fitting for the men doing just that – selling their art along the side of major highways. People, who saw them along Florida's highways, still remember the young entrepreneurs and enjoy sharing their memories. A J Brown, a renown Second Generation Highwaymen, shares a detailed history of the Highwaymen and introduces her iconic artwork in this Rickie Report article.
A J BROWN
2nd Generation Highwaymen
AJ Brown tells us, "Harold Newton and Alfred Hair started a tradition of recruiting mostly friends and a few relatives, as they taught each other to paint; watching and learning from each other; then took to US Highway 1 to sell their recent productions, most times together, sometimes alone, sometimes in competition. Hair was the only painter mentored by prominent white artist, A E Backus. Florida scenes came from the trunks of their cars while the paintings were still wet dripping with oils. Who sells wet art? Signatures scratched in with nails? The Highwaymen did! Using tree trunks as easels, Upson board for canvas, a knife or finger as a brush, crown molding for frames, 2×4's and plywood as the assembly line. Makeshift materials served well, a means of getting by. They had to paint fast during segregated times of the Deep South as a matter of survival. They were searching for an escape, a way out living a hard life working orange groves, packing houses, and tomato fields".
"Primitive Poinciana" by A J Brown
Their use of color on top of more colors, mixing and matching was eye catching to locals and tourists, who bought their art, returned to their homes, transporting what was not yet history to far away countries and unknown parts of the world. Twenty five men and one female of the first Original group emerged from painters to artists. Each worked the highways which played a significant role to the development of the movement which brought about multiple changes in the history of black cultural and America. The young artists sold their paintings door to door for $15.00 – $35.00.
"Stormy Palms" by A J Brown
The Original Generation of Highwaymen Artists began in Fort Pierce. These African American painters finally gained the recognition they deserved, as 26 of them were inducted into the Florida Artist Hall of Fame in 2004. The Original movement led to The 2nd Generation Historic movement, as a selected few African Americans were mentored by an Original, Johnny Lee Daniels. He painted for over four decades and dedicated his life to teaching and helping so many. Daniels was the "only Original investing years of mentoring protégés as one close family": Jimmy and Johnny Stovall; Kelvin Hair, A J Brown and Richard Edwards. This distinct Generation is collective of blood relatives and a few close friends. As one group, the 2nd Gen produces their original hand painted raw essence of nature, passed down from their predecessors. The group's serene landscapes speak across generations.
"Daniels owned two Highwaymen Art Galleries in Fort Pierce, Florida; made Johnny and Kelvin his business partners in his first gallery and A J his business partner. This well-respected, self-taught entrepreneur was gifted with impeccable talent and known for reflecting his personal love for God's nature and wildlife in his paintings. Never realizing, he bridged an important historic connection from the Originals to the 2nd Generation. Salsa painted orange skies, pink clouds, red trees and water ways were some of our subjects", AJ reminisces.
"Picking' Oranges" by A J Brown
A J Brown shares, "Help us preserve the importance of America's educational art history for future generations to embrace…The Originals supported and encouraged us, because our generation, our history, our lives matter! The magic remains in the beautiful historic landscapes of our generation…The 2nd Generation goals honors leaders Newton, Hair and twenty four pioneers by preserving America; painting Florida's historical landscapes while keeping our history accurate, as it is passed on. Highwaymen Art is a magical nostalgic representation of a time lost, a distinctive brand worthy of preserving. Both generations are Grand enough for the White House"!
Born in Virginia and raised by a single mother and Seminole Indian grandmother in northern FL, A J Brown's family were migrant fruit and vegetable pickers, from Tallahassee, FL. She tells us, " Life offered hardships of living in camps traveling from highway to highway…during elementary years, attending Means Court Elementary in Fort Pierce, and over ten different schools, and fifteen addresses, I had no permanent home to call my own, a "Highwaymen" in every sense of the word. Growing up during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's, in the Deep South, I was among the first students to end segregation… before day break, early each morning I woke to take three buses out of my neighborhood across town to desegregate one white school in another town in 1970".
"Moonlite Over Rivers Edge" by A J Brown
Brown is a former community service work member helping scores of kids in need and is considered one of the best of the Second Generation. "Images of the vividly colored red Poinciana and purple Jacaranda trees along the southern coastal bayous of Florida are trademarks of my paintings. Taught to me by James Gibson, who said to me; "keep the Poincianas a secret", and like a Highwaymen family recipe, I replied, "yes".
AJ Brown's Family Legacy of Serving Their Country
Highwaymen history lives on as President Obama and the First Lady added two of my paintings to their collection. During a military meet-and-greet, thanking soldiers and their families, in December, 2014, A J Brown was honored to present her painting to the First Family, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama at Marine Corps Base Kaneohe Bay in Hawaii. She describes it as a "once in a lifetime experience! It was impressive and exciting" ! This was especially poignant because A J is a member of a longstanding family of veterans.
"Docks by Poinciana Palms" by A J Brown
Brown often speaks to people who say, they love their Highwaymen piece and are happy they bought it and meets those who regret they didn't. "I live Highwaymen Art, I love Highwaymen Art because it has no rules; It's kinda like the Wild Wild West, when there were no laws", says Brown. Brown speaks from experience as she recalls growing up as an active part of the Civil Rights Movement as a time of inequality, " for me as female, it still exists. Growing up during segregated times, night time didn't catch you out or across the tracks in neighborhoods; beaten, arrested or worse would be your fate. Tradition among the Highwaymen has long been The Originals and the 2nd Gen. I am 2nd Generation. I strive for freedom of speech; promote respecting each other and asking that others respect us, equality for each member; unity for the Highwaymen; we are a group; we are also individuals trying to earn a living".
Hall of Fame Original Florida Highwaymen Artist Johnny Lee Daniels painted 40 years when his life ended May 26, 2009. Daniels mentored The next 2nd Generation Historic group of five. A J Brown was authorized to construct his grave-site monument at Pine Grove Cemetery in Fort Pierce, Florida. 1000 block avenue L section 2-N.
"In the 1950's Highwaymen paintings captured the raw mystique of Florida: Swaying Palms, Royal Poincianas, backcountry wet marshes and woodlands, with moonlit skies and waterscapes. Discover this nostalgic art brand. A traditional part of America's history is an investment collected by thousands since the 50's. Future generations may share the same experiences as the generation before them. Collect the art of all the Generations"!
Relaying more history, AJ says, "In May, 2009 the Highwaymen established the first historical 501c3 to open a museum, electing the first President MaryAnn Carroll. I was honored to be officially appointed and authorized to perform the duties of the Secretary. The group was Florida Highwaymen Artist and History Center, Inc. During meetings the Highwaymen acknowledged and agreed on blood and non-blood artists to continue their traditions. Artists painting before 2009 and the establishments of both 501c3's were included. The 2nd Generation wishes to pass it on and acknowledge their 3rd & 4th Gen, including Jalisa R Broughton, known as Salsa, age ten". A collection of her paintings is archived by A J Brown, her grandmother, dating back to 2009.
"Tangerine Skies" by A J Brown
"The Florida we grew up in is the Florida they painted and now we paint. Each generation holds an important specific role for their era and is of great relevance to the other. Distinctive expressions of the Deep South were painted by this unlikely group of African Americans. I persevere to exist.. to eat from my art. I am female, African American and one person, in America and in this group. I am grassroots. I strive to bring about change and awareness so others see my true representation. Our paintings, our history, our Florida, through our eyes; worthy of significant recognitions for our hard work to open doors for extraordinary earnings that would sustain our livelihoods and honors our place in time; in history, so both generations can finally enjoy the fruits of our labor. Both generations are recognized, valued for our art; honored for our history; our endurance, and unity, crossing barriers of all times", AJ states.
A J Brown 2nd Generation
Highwaymen Artist
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Oracle completes acquisition of Cerner | Parata Systems acquired for $1.52B
Oracle closes $28M deal with Cerner
KANSAS CITY, MO–Oracle has completed its $28 billion acquisition of Electronic Health Records vendor Cerner. "Oracle's Autonomous Database, APEX low-code development tools, and voice-enabled user interface enable us to rapidly modernize Cerner's systems and move them to our next-generation cloud," said Mike Sicilia, executive vice president of industries at Oracle in a statement.
Parata Systems acquired in $1.52B deal
DURHAM, NC–Medical device maker Becton Dickinson will acquire Durham's Parata Systems in a $1.52 billion all-cash deal, as it expands into the pharmacy automation sector. Parata Systems provides automation solutions, such as medication adherence packaging and high-speed robotic dispensing technologies, to pharmacies to help them reduce costs and enhance patient safety and experience.
New center funded at University of Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS, MN–The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), will provide $66.4 million in federal funding over three years for the University of Minnesota to house a new center for researching and developing coronavirus antivirals. UMN was only one of nine institutions across the country selected, and will be the only center in the Midwest.
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Late professor bequeaths money to cancer research
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN–John Capaldi, a former faculty member at Purdue whose only sister died of cancer, bequeathed $8.5 million to support cancer research at the school. The money will go to Philip Low, Purdue University's Presidential Scholar for Drug Discovery and the Ralph C. Corley Distinguished Professor of Chemistry. The funding will support more than 40 years' worth of cancer research.


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January 26: This Day In History
Marc talks about what happened on this day in history, including the birthday of the first Black woman pilot Bessie Coleman, the birthday of political activist Angela Davis, and the day the Apollo Theater in Harlem reopened.
Transcript of this day in history included below.
This is Marc Steiner, and today is January the 26th.
(Angela Davis 1972 Interview – http://www.tubechop.com/watch/4548904)
That was political activist and scholar Angela Davis, speaking in an interview recorded in 1972. We play that because it is the birthday of the Black Liberation Fighter and former political prisoner. Angela Davis was born on this day in 1944. Happy Birthday, Angela Davis!
We celebrate the birthday of another important woman on this day. Elizabeth "Bessie" Coleman. Bessie Coleman, as she was known, was born in dire poverty in a place called Atlanta … Texas. She walked 4 miles to a one-room shack schoolhouse that had no supplies. A man in a nearby town was tortured and burned alive by a racist mob. This was her world. At 23, she fled Texas and moved to Chicago to live with her older brothers. She decided she wanted to be a pilot, but she was turned away at every aviation school — because she was a woman and because she was a Black woman. But Robert Abbott, owner of the Chicago Defender newspaper and the richest Black man in Chicago, told her to move to France. So with money she saved working as a manicurist, along with money from Abbott and another wealthy Black Chicagoan, she moved to Paris in 1920. There, she learned to fly. Though, she was given the ricketiest plane and saw a fellow student crash and burn, but she never stopped and then returned to the United States. When she came back, Bessie Coleman became a star, flying in shows across America. She refused to fly in front of segregated audiences and was hero to many. Tragically, on April 30th, 1926, 3000 feet in the air, a wrench left in the plane got stuck in the gears and she fell to her death. Ten-thousand people came to her funeral, which Ida B. Wells officiated. We remember the first Black American Woman pilot Bessie Coleman today on the anniversary of her birth.
The era we live in has the Supreme Court upholding Citizen's United and The McCutcheon case that say corporations are like people, that they should be allowed to contribute all the money they want to political campaigns. Ninety-eight years ago in 1907, another time in our history where Republicans controlled both the House and the Senate, Congress passed the Tillman Act. Let me read the opening to you:
"[This is] An Act to prohibit corporations from making money contributions in connection with political elections. Be it enacted, that it shall be unlawful for any national bank, or any corporation organized by authority of any laws of Congress, to make a money contribution in connection with any election to any political office"
And it called for fines and imprisonment of those who violated the act. Let's ponder that for a moment.
And today in 1887, in the Battle of Dogali, the Ethiopian Army Defeated the invading Italian army. This was part of the larger conflict between the Ethiopians and the Italians that began after Italy unified as a country. Italy wanted their own colonies in Africa and began occupying coastal Eritrea. The Ethiopians had the best army on the continent of Africa, and this defeat led to decades of fighting as Italy tried to become a European colonial power.
Nineteenth Century Massachusetts Governor John Albion Andrew was a radical abolitionist, who raised money for John Brown's defense, legally fought for rights of runaway slaves, was part of a defense committee that physically resisted people's re-enslavement, and was a friend of Frederick Douglass. And today in 1863 after fighting for it, he received permission from the Secretary of War to raise a militia organization for men of African Descent to fight in the Civil War.
And today in 1988, Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Phantom of the Opera," opened at the Majestic Theater in New York. It went on to become the longest running show in Broadway history.
And we remember the great Ernie Banks, who just passed away on Friday as a result of a heart attack. He was one of the greatest baseball players of all time. He was the first Black player on the Chicago Cubs, where he spent his whole career. He was known by his fans as Mr. Cub and Mr. Sunshine, who hit 512 home runs. Ernie Banks became a successful businessman and was the first Black man to own a Ford dealership. He loved his Cubs until the end. Farewell to a great ball player and a stand up man: Ernie Banks.
Here's a great song for us to think about as we go about our days on this January the 26th. An important theater in our history reopened as a venue for African Americans to perform uninhibited by the rules of racism and de facto segregation today in 1934. It gave voice and opened the door to those artists who would create modern American music. Just 11 months after opening, a young woman won this theater's amateur night. Her name was Ella Fitzgerald. Of course, I'm talking about the storied Apollo Theater in Harlem, and we're hearing music from the band that played on the theater's opening night: Benny Carter's Big Band. This is "Swinging The Blues."
(Benny Carter – Swinging The Blues – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eygjEs9L2Wg)
To continue your exploration of this day in history, take a look at some of our favorite sources: Charles H. Wright Museum: Today in Black History; African American Registry; BlackPast; NYTimes on this Day; EyewitnessToHistory.com; The Civil War Trust; Voices in Labor: Today in Labor History; Union Communication Services at The Worker Institute: Today in Labor History; BBC On This Day; The Holocaust History Project; PBS African American World; PBS; Today in Women's History; South African History Online; This Day In North American Indian History; Jewish Virtual Library; The People History; Wikipedia List of Historical Anniversaries; Yenoba; and This Day in Music


Staff at global wire joining and tensioning systems manufacturer, Gripple, have pledged to run, cycle, swim or hike a virtual lap of the company offices in support of charities across the world.
Dubbed 'Grippathlon', the company's regional sites will go 'head-to-head' in a race to be the first site to reach the cumulative 15,000 miles target – the distance between Gripple's four sites around the world.
Employing close to 500 people across sites in Sheffield, Obernai, Chicago and New Delhi, the company hopes to encourage its people to actively participate, promoting mental and physical wellbeing, while supporting a host of deserving charities.
Gripple donates 1% of budgeted profits to charitable organisations each year, with each region having it's own charities team organising donations to deserving causes and encouraging internal participation in charity events throughout the year. Alongside this work, the company organises 'people power' projects, where members of staff support local causes by donating their time, effort and expertise to renovation work.
Funds raised by the challenge will supporting initiatives such as Hesed House, a shelter for homeless people in Illinois, USA; SOS Children's villages of India, and a sensory garden project being undertaken by Gripple's UK workforce at Wooley Wood School in Sheffield, for children with severe and complex learning difficulties and disabilities.
You can support Gripple's cause by donating to the team fundraising page available here, and below.


At over 6,000 square feet, Mother Seton Hall can accomodate nearly 400 guests. A beautiful stone fireplace graces the west wall, and a generous skylight hovers over a large 24'x40' wooden dance floor which allows for dancing under the stars! Your licensed caterer has full use of our commercial kitchen when renting the hall, and our round tables and padded banquet chairs are included as well. Each table comfortably seats eight. Allow us to host your company party, anniversary party, class reunion, or wedding reception.
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Are you jealous of the fact that your fellow Destiny: The Taken King players have already receive the SWORD and you are among one of those few unlucky ones who doesn't know how to get it? To tell you the truth, the sword in Destiny: The Taken King is easily available, and we have provided the detail below on how to get it.
To get a sword in Destiny: The Taken King you need to do certain quest and farm certain materials. The video guide below from YouTube user Arekkz Gaming provides all the detail in this regard. Hadium Flakes are key to obtain sword in Destiny: The Taken King. You need to be a bit carefully in picking up the sword as you will be provided wih a choice from Solar, Arc or void damage.
Destiny players will get the weapon from the Crucible Quatermaster. You need 25 Flakes. Flakes spawn in chests which look like chests from Crotas End. These are found in rooms and hidden around the Dreadnaught.