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Ecopetrol S.A.

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Latin GRAMMY-Winning Cuban-American Conductor Dr Yalil Guerra to Lead Pepperdine's Oklahoma!

The acclaimed composer, educator, and artistic leader joins Pepperdine University's production of the Rodgers & Hammerstein classic at Smothers Theatre.
LOS ANGELES - Oct. 20, 2026 - PRLog -- Dr. Yalil Guerra, a Cuban-born composer, conductor, guitarist, arranger, producer, and educator, will lead the music for Pepperdine University's production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma! The production is part of the 2026–27 season at the Lisa Smith Wengler Center for the Arts.
Directed and choreographed by Kelly Todd, Oklahoma! will be presented at Smothers Theatre November 13–15 and November 19–21, 2026. The musical features music by Richard Rodgers and a book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. It is based on Lynn Riggs's play Green Grow the Lilacs, with original dances by Agnes de Mille.
As conductor, Guerra will guide the production's musical performance, bringing together the musicians and cast in a score that includes beloved songs such as "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'" and "People Will Say We're in Love."
Based in Los Angeles, Guerra is a Latin GRAMMY-winning artist whose work spans concert music, film and television, performance, and music education. He is the founder and musical director of the Guerra String Orchestra, founder and director of the Hispano String Quartet, and bandleader of the Yamila and Yalil Guerra Cuban Latin Band.
Performances are Friday and Saturday, November 13–14 at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, November 15 at 2 p.m.; Thursday and Friday, November 19–20 at 7:30 p.m.; and Saturday, November 21 at 2 p.m. General admission is $23, with discounted tickets for Pepperdine students, faculty, and staff. For tickets and production information, visit Pepperdine's Oklahoma! page.

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Injective Collaborates with BDACS to Bring Korea's First Won-Backed Stablecoin to Onchain RWAs

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Milton Tech Commercial Security Systems Expands Focus on Commercial Video Surveillance for Area Businesses

KNOXVILLE, TN - October 20, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Milton Tech Commercial Security Systems has broadened its emphasis on commercial video surveillance, helping businesses across Eastern Tennessee maintain visibility and monitor important areas of their facilities. The expanded focus reflects growing demand among commercial property operators who require reliable oversight of entrances, parking areas, work zones, and other locations that benefit from continuous documentation.
Commercial video surveillance has become a practical tool for organizations that need to deter theft and vandalism, document events as they occur, and review incidents with clearer evidence. Rather than relying on periodic checks, businesses increasingly use connected camera systems to keep key areas within view throughout the day and after hours. These systems form the foundation for a wider range of capabilities, including remote monitoring, video analytics, and long-term surveillance planning.

Milton Tech Commercial Security Systems designs, installs, and supports professional camera systems for businesses, facilities, and managed properties that require dependable 24/7 coverage. The company approaches each project by reviewing site conditions, risk points, traffic flow, and coverage goals before recommending a system tailored to the layout and storage needs of the client. This planning-first method allows video surveillance to serve as a central component that can later connect with access control, network infrastructure, and emergency notification systems.
Michael Miller, owner of Milton Tech Commercial Security Systems, said the broadened focus addresses a common need among commercial clients. "Businesses want to know what is happening across their property, and video surveillance gives them a reliable way to maintain that visibility," Miller said. "A well-planned camera system is often the starting point. Once that foundation is in place, organizations can add remote monitoring, analytics, and other capabilities as their needs grow."
The company works with a wide range of industries, including construction sites, government facilities, healthcare facilities, schools, hospitality operations, manufacturing plants, warehouses, banking institutions, and religious facilities. Each sector presents distinct challenges, from monitoring active work areas to overseeing parking structures and controlling access to sensitive zones. Milton Tech Commercial Security Systems in Knoxville develops system designs intended to match those operational realities rather than applying a single template to every site.
Miller noted that thoughtful planning remains central to effective surveillance. "Camera placement, coverage priorities, and storage requirements all factor into a system that actually serves the business," he said. "The goal is practical coverage that holds up over time and leaves room to expand."
Milton Tech Commercial Security Systems serves Knoxville, Knox County, Blount County, and Sevier County. In addition to commercial video surveillance, the company provides access control, network infrastructure, remote monitoring, perimeter protection, commercial sound systems, security assessments and designs, and emergency notification systems.


Milton Tech Commercial Security Systems is a commercial security company based in Knoxville, Tennessee, serving businesses and organizations throughout Eastern Tennessee. The company operates under Tennessee Alarm Systems Contractors License #2396 and is fully licensed and insured. Installations are backed by a two-year warranty, and the company offers dispatch within seven days for most commercial clients, depending on project scope and urgency.

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Milton Tech Commercial Security Systems
Michael Miller
(865) 348-3777
contact@miltontech.net
320 Troy Cir SW Unit J, Knoxville, TN 37919
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HRC Climate Services Heating and Cooling Highlights Fall Furnace Preparation Ahead of Utah Winter

SPANISH FORK, UT - October 20, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
As temperatures begin to drop across Utah County, HRC Climate Services Heating and Cooling is calling attention to the importance of fall furnace preparation before consistently cold weather settles into the region. The transition from fall into heating season often reveals furnace problems that went unnoticed during the warmer months, and addressing these issues early can help homeowners avoid disruptions once systems begin running regularly.
Many furnace concerns surface only when equipment is switched on for the first time in months. Common signs include unusual noises, uneven heating between rooms, delayed ignition, weak airflow, and a burning smell caused by dust accumulating on heating components over the summer. These symptoms can point to worn parts, clogged filters, pilot or ignition troubles, or airflow restrictions that tend to worsen as outdoor temperatures continue to fall.

HRC Climate Services Heating and Cooling serving Spanish Fork recommends several practical steps as the heating season approaches. Homeowners are encouraged to replace or clean furnace filters, clear vents and registers of obstructions, test thermostats before cold nights arrive, and schedule a professional inspection to catch minor issues before they escalate. Early attention allows time for repairs and replacements without the pressure of a system failing during a cold stretch.
"Fall is the stretch where small furnace problems quietly turn into larger ones," said Alisha Casey, owner of HRC Climate Services Heating and Cooling. "When a system has been sitting idle all summer, the first cold morning is often when homeowners discover something is off. Checking the furnace before Utah weather turns consistently cold gives families time to plan rather than react."
The company notes that heating demands in the Spanish Fork area and throughout the Wasatch Front place considerable strain on furnaces and heat pumps once winter sets in. Systems that start the season with a clogged filter, a struggling ignition, or an aging component tend to work harder, which can lead to reduced efficiency and comfort. Regular maintenance and timely repairs help equipment operate as intended during the months when it is needed most.
Heating services by HRC Climate Services Heating and Cooling cover furnace installation and repair, heat pump installation and repair, HVAC maintenance, ductless mini splits, humidification, and indoor air quality solutions for residential customers. The company also supports commercial clients with HVAC and refrigeration services, rooftop unit installation, and new construction projects throughout the area.
"The goal this time of year is reliability," Casey added. "A furnace that has been inspected and prepared for the season is far less likely to leave a household without heat on the coldest night. Honest recommendations and clear communication are central to how the work gets done."


HRC Climate Services Heating and Cooling is a family-owned and operated HVAC company based in Spanish Fork, Utah, with more than 30 years of combined industry experience. The company serves Utah County, Salt Lake County, and the surrounding Wasatch Front, including Mapleton, Payson, Provo, Salem, Santaquin, Springville, and Woodland Hills. It provides residential and commercial heating, cooling, and refrigeration services, along with 24/7 emergency support for customers throughout the region.

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HRC Climate Services Heating and Cooling
Alisha Casey
(385) 332-3293
hrcclimateservices@gmail.com
1825 N Main St #4
Spanish Fork, UT 84660
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Family Lawyers Address Growing Divorce and Custody Needs

October 20, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Divorce and custody proceedings can be among the more significant legal and personal changes a family faces. They are often accompanied by strict deadlines, financial shifts, and decisions involving children, property, support, and parenting arrangements. Individuals may also need to manage court filings and procedural requirements while adapting to changes in family structure.
Ohio recorded over 60,000 marriages and https://divorce.com/blog/divorce-statistics-in-ohio/https://divorce.com/blog/divorce-statistics-in-ohio/ last year alone, translating to approximately 2.6 divorces per 1,000 people statewide. Nationally, over 13 million parents are currently navigating custody arrangements while raising children without the child’s other parent present. Nearly 80% of those parents are single mothers, and 20% are single fathers.

These numbers speak to the scale and intensity of family law disputes that play out in courtrooms and living rooms across the country. However, despite how common these situations are, many individuals remain unaware of their legal rights and responsibilities, particularly when it comes to custody arrangements, child support, or parenting time agreements.
The average custodial parent receives just over $3,400 annually in child support. Child support can be one of several financial issues addressed during separation, divorce, or custody proceedings, alongside housing costs, support obligations, property questions, and other household expenses that may change when families separate or establish new living arrangements.
Ohio Legal Help notes that parents with minor children going through divorce or dissolution must address issues such as custody, parenting time, and shared parenting, and may need to propose a parenting plan to the court. The resource also explains that custody cases can become complex when parents disagree about the arrangements.
“Family law issues touch every side of a person’s life, whether it’s emotional, financial, or logistical. With Ohio’s divorce rate near three per 1,000 and millions of U.S. parents navigating custody alone, understanding deadlines, legal obligations, and children’s needs becomes essential,” said Nielsen Miller, Principal Attorney of Nielsen Miller Law LLC. “Understanding the process early can help families prepare for the decisions and deadlines involved.”
Within this broader context, law firms like Nielsen Miller Law LLC in Columbus provide representation to families navigating divorce and custody disputes. These matters can involve decisions about parenting time, child support, property division, and court procedures, with the specific issues varying according to the circumstances of each case.
Independent public resources also distinguish general legal information from individualized legal advice. The Supreme Court of Ohio states that its standardized domestic-relations forms “do not include instructions, legal advice regarding your rights and responsibilities, or legal options.” It advises people who want to be fully informed about their rights or options to seek the advice of an attorney.
Nielsen Miller Law LLC represents clients in Columbus and throughout Ohio in matters ranging from contested custody arrangements to divorce proceedings. The firm’s representation addresses case-specific questions and circumstances, while public legal resources provide general information about court processes and available forms.
“Our focus is on helping families navigate their cases with clarity and awareness,” said Miller. “When clients know what to expect, it can reduce uncertainty around the process and help them make informed decisions as the case progresses.”
Family law continues to stand at the intersection of social change and individual experience. As courts address divorce and custody matters, parents may need to consider parenting arrangements, support, property, financial responsibilities, and procedural requirements. Public resources can explain general court processes and forms, while case-specific legal questions depend on the facts and circumstances involved. Access to clear information and an understanding of available legal options will remain important for families across the state.


 

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Nielsen Miller Law LLC
Nielsen Miller
614-505-5555
intake@familylawohio.com
1675 Old Henderson Road Columbus, OH 43220

Society Beauty Bar Publishes Consumer Guide to Low Maintenance Hair Color as Salon Visits Decline

ARLINGTON, MA - October 20, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Society Beauty Bar has published a consumer guide to low maintenance hair color, responding to new industry data showing that salon clients across the country are waiting longer between appointments. The guide arrives as research from Kline + Co. documents a measurable shift in how often people return to the chair.
According to the Kline + Co. figures, first-quarter 2026 U.S. salon revenue fell 6.9 percent to $8.5 billion. Transactions dropped 7.9 percent over the same period, while average prices rose just 1.3 percent. The data also found that color refresh and regrowth services became the second-largest color segment, a sign that many clients are already stretching the time between visits.

The guide centers on a gap identified in that data. Clients are extending their appointment schedules, but most are doing so with color that was never designed to grow out gracefully. The result is noticeable regrowth, visible lines of contrast and a fading look well before the next appointment.
The guide explains the factors that push clients back to the salon more often. High contrast at the root, toner that fades over successive washes and full coverage on gray hair all shorten the window between visits. In contrast, approaches such as dimensional brunette, rooted or lived-in blonde, and gray blending with highlights or lowlights can stretch color to three or four appointments a year, with a gloss in between.
Laura Khesin, Founder of Society Beauty Bar, said the trend reflects a change in client priorities rather than a decline in interest. "People are not giving up on color. They are rethinking how often they want to maintain it," Khesin said. "The clients who are happiest between appointments are usually the ones whose color was planned around a realistic number of visits from the start."
The guide also addresses when a low maintenance approach is not the right fit. Platinum blonde, looks that require zero visible gray and hair that needs correction after box dye all demand more frequent attention, and the guide advises clients to weigh those goals honestly during a consultation.
Khesin said timing matters as much as technique. "Fall is the moment to begin a longer grow-out plan," she said. "Starting the transition now gives the color time to settle so it holds through the holidays without a rushed appointment in December."
Readers can review the full breakdown of the lowest-maintenance hair color options, including recommendations by starting shade and guidance on how to describe the look during a consultation. The guide was written by Khesin and draws on the salon's experience with hand-painted and lived-in color techniques.
https://youtube.com/shorts/gKtuTdzYm3s?si=7iJrwjvrOUmJc6mo
Society Beauty Bar is a woman-owned boutique hair salon with locations in Arlington Heights and Belmont Center, Massachusetts. Founded by Laura Khesin, the salon specializes in custom color, balayage and lived-in color, precision cuts, smoothing treatments and extensions, serving clients throughout the Greater Boston area.

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Society Beauty Bar - Arlington
Laura Khesin
(781) 443-9488
laura@societybeautybar.com
1322 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476

Patton AI Launches Patton Hive 4.5: Wartime Breakthroughs for Drones and Robots When GPS Goes Dark

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Oct. 20, 2026 - PRLog -- Patton AI, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) today launched Patton Hive Version 4.5, its state-of-the-art battle management and command-and-control (BMC2) software for contested and denied environments.
Why it matters: Patton AI is not a drone company. Hive v4.5 is software built to command the drones and platforms customers already own, protecting those investments, and is designed to work with the TAK/ATAK screens operators already carry.
Ten breakthroughs in Patton Hive 4.5, a different class of capability, each designed to deliver:
 See the why behind every option: compare courses of action before committing.
Your rules of engagement, enforced at machine speed: violations blocked; commanders decide.
Mixed fleets that move as one: drones, ground robots and vessels.
Keeps fighting when the network is jammed or hacked: shuts out compromised units.
Precise positioning without GPS: teammates hand off and cover each other.
Power and heat managed so platforms don't quit mid-mission.
Sees through smoke, decoys and deception.
Team tactics generated on demand, not scripted: screening and coordinated maneuvers.
Gets smarter, only after hard safety checks pass.
Hard safety boundaries that protect friendly forces.
 "Every operator knows the plan rarely survives first contact, and the network usually doesn't either," said Chris Birdsall, Founder of Patton AI. "Patton Hive 4.5 was built for that moment. The machines can move fast, but a human commander stays in charge and the rules of engagement hold every time."
Patton's companion hardware, in development and coming soon, brings bleeding-edge technology into existing vehicles: Patton Titan FMU, Malar GNSS and ZeroFail CRPA.
Hive v4.5 is dual-use by design, built for offshore energy and subsea work, mining, ports and coastal infrastructure, pipelines, power lines and rail corridors, disaster response and search-and-rescue, heavy construction and large civil sites, and commercial maritime support.
"We built Patton AI because we love this nation," Birdsall said. "American innovation is something to be proud of, and we put ours to work protecting the people and places we love. When all else fails, Patton Prevails."
Launch video: https://youtu.be/-yenxU2UsbM. Program offices, primes, integrators and public safety agencies can request a briefing or demo at Dev@PattonAI.com or www.pattonai.com.
About Patton AI: Patton AI, a brand of Caribbean International Commerce Holding LLC, is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) headquartered in San Juan, Puerto Rico, founded by Chris Birdsall. The company develops Patton Hive, dual-use command software designed to coordinate drones, ground robots and vessels in contested and denied environments for defense and civil missions. CAGE 135R0, UEI NYDZBV9WMC8. When all else fails, Patton Prevails.

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Chris Birdsall, Founder
***@pattonai.com
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Highsfield Showcases Earth Zoom Generator for Cinematic AI Videos

From sweeping destination reveals to personal rap performances, the team highlights creative uses for photos across highsfield.com, klingai.me, rapduos.com and musicwith.me.
Oct. 20, 2026 - PRLog -- Highsfield is showcasing its Earth Zoom Generator, a browser-based AI video tool that turns a photograph or scene description into a sweeping journey between a ground-level view and Earth from space. The feature gives creators a way to build an opening shot, a destination reveal or a visual transition around a place of their choosing.
From a familiar scene to a wider world
At highsfield.com, creators can choose Zoom Out to begin close to a subject and pull back toward a planetary view, or Zoom In to approach a destination from space. An uploaded photograph can guide the starting scene or final reveal, while a written description sets the location, lighting and camera movement.
A travel creator, for example, could use a rooftop photograph as the starting point for a zoom-out sequence. For a destination introduction, the direction can be reversed so the clip approaches the scene. These are creative interpretations of a location, rather than satellite footage or geographically verified imagery.
The workflow brings scene details, camera direction and available output settings into one place. Creators review the credit cost before generating, then preview and download the completed clip for use in a larger edit.
Earth Zoom Generator:
https://highsfield.com/ai-video/earth-zoom-generator
Other ways to turn ideas and photos into video
The team also operates three related websites, each focused on a different creative starting point.
klingai.me provides text-to-video and image-to-video workflows using Kling models. Creators describe the subject, action and camera movement, then choose from the options available in the generator. It is an independently operated website.
https://klingai.me/
rapduos.com brings two familiar faces onto one stage. Users add separate portraits or a photograph together, choose a setting and provide a personal message to guide an AI rap performance. Birthday greetings, an inside joke between friends and a short team introduction are among the possible uses.
https://rapduos.com/
musicwith.me offers photo-based AI video effects, including hugs, slow dances and scene transformations. Users choose an effect and add the required photos to build a clip around people they know.
https://musicwith.me/ai-video/ai-video-effects
Generation costs and available settings are shown on each website. Results vary with the source photos, prompts and selected model; users should work with images they have permission to use.
About Highsfield
Highsfield develops browser-based AI image and video creation tools. Its products help creators explore cinematic scenes and personalized video experiences, with Earth Zoom available at highsfield.com.

Contact
Highsfield
***@highsfield.com
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Wisdom trumps wrinkles: 66% of Aussie women wouldn't turn back the clock

New research commissioned by OLAY reveals that Australian women are embracing the real-life wisdom and confidence gained with age.
SYDNEY - Oct. 20, 2026 - PRLog -- When women search for signs of ageing, the same usual physical signs come up. Wrinkles. Fine Lines. Age Spots.
But who decided those were the only signs? After all, ageing brings so much more. Wisdom. Experience. Confidence. Grit. OLAY believes it's time to rebalance what the signs of ageing really are and challenge how AI defines growing older.
According to a nationwide YouGov survey* of over 1,000 Australian women aged 30-60, two-thirds (66%) would decline a chance to press a button and instantly become 20 years younger, refusing to trade away the confidence, wisdom and personal strength they have earned.
While search and AI outputs frequently focus on physical signs of ageing, the survey findings reveal that Australian women hold strong, positive feelings about their real-life experience:
 90% of Australian women say getting older has changed them for the better, citing increased wisdom (55%), feeling more at peace with themselves (49%), and being better at setting boundaries (46%).
Only 15% of women actively want to look younger than their age. More than two-thirds (68%) simply want to look good, either for their age or regardless of it.
Nearly three-quarters (72%) of Aussie women associate ageing with fine lines and wrinkles, but far fewer link it with what they've gained, such as greater confidence (29%).
More than half (56%) of Aussie women feel more confident today than they did 10 years ago, yet only 31% feel grateful about their next milestone birthday.
  OLAY's Rewrite the Signs of Ageing Campaign invites Australians to challenge algorithm-defined beauty standards, reframe what it means to age and celebrate both the skin they are in and the wisdom, experience and confidence they have earned.
OLAY invites Australians to comment and share how they would Rewrite The #SignsofAgeing @olayau. Learn more at https://www.olayskincare.com/en-au/signsofageing/
Watch the film here: https://youtu.be/IAZPfS6VSzw
*This study was conducted online by YouGov Australia between 29 September and 7 October 2026 among a nationally representative sample of 1,009 Australian women aged 30–60. Data was weighted by age and region to reflect the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) population estimates.

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A Plus Garage Door Repair Addresses Rising Garage Door Sensor Problems for Alpine Homeowners

ALPINE, UT - October 20, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
A Plus Garage Door Repair has issued guidance for Alpine homeowners experiencing garage door sensor malfunctions, a common issue that can cause a garage door to reverse unexpectedly, refuse to close, or struggle to detect obstructions in its path. The company reports that safety sensor faults rank among the most frequent service calls received throughout Utah County, prompting a renewed focus on education about diagnosis and repair.
Modern garage doors rely on photoelectric safety sensors positioned near the base of each side of the door opening. These sensors transmit an invisible beam across the doorway, and when that beam is interrupted or disrupted, the door is designed to stop or reverse to prevent injury or damage. When sensors become misaligned, obstructed, or dirty, they may misread conditions and prevent the door from closing properly, even when no obstruction is present.

According to the company, several warning signs indicate that a sensor may require attention. A door that reverses immediately after beginning to close, blinking indicator lights on the sensor units, or a door that will only close when the wall button is held down can all point to sensor trouble. Dust accumulation, spider webs, sunlight interference, loose mounting brackets, and bumped alignment are among the common culprits identified during service visits.
Carrie Kelsch, owner of A Plus Garage Door Repair, noted that sensor issues are often misunderstood by homeowners who assume the problem lies elsewhere in the system. "Many people believe a door that refuses to close must have a failing opener or a broken spring, when in reality the safety sensors are simply out of alignment or blocked," Kelsch said. "These components exist to protect families, pets, and vehicles, so proper function matters a great deal."
While some sensor problems can be resolved by clearing debris or gently realigning the units, the company advises that persistent faults warrant professional evaluation. Damaged wiring, corroded connections, and failed sensor units typically require specialized tools and replacement parts to correct safely. Attempting repairs without proper knowledge can leave the safety mechanism compromised.
Kelsch added that seasonal conditions can contribute to the frequency of these failures. "Shifting temperatures, moisture, and even bright afternoon sun can affect how sensors perform throughout the year," Kelsch said. "Regular inspection helps catch minor alignment issues before they turn into a door that stops working entirely."
Homeowners seeking garage door sensor repair in Alpine can turn to A Plus Garage Door Repair in Alpine for diagnosis and correction of these closing problems. The company recommends that residents schedule service promptly when a door exhibits repeated reversing behavior, as a malfunctioning safety system affects both convenience and household protection.


A Plus Garage Door Repair provides garage door repair, installation, and maintenance services to Alpine, Utah and surrounding communities within Utah County. The company is licensed and insured in Utah and offers around-the-clock emergency service. Its work spans spring and opener repair, roller and cable service, panel replacement, sensor diagnostics, and annual maintenance programs for residential and commercial customers.

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A Plus Garage Door Repair
Carrie Kelsch
(801) 989-3598
service@utahgaragedoors.net
70 W Canyon Crest Rd
Alpine, UT 84004
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Attorney Jason M. Sullivan Quoted in The Telegraph on Trump's $10 Billion BBC Lawsuit

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. - Oct. 20, 2026 - PRLog -- Attorney Jason M. Sullivan of the Law Office of Jason M. Sullivan, PLLC was recently quoted in The Telegraph, one of the United Kingdom's leading national newspapers, in its coverage of President Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against the BBC. The article reported on a federal judge's warning that the President could face sanctions for failing to cooperate with discovery in the case he brought.
Background on the Case
President Trump filed suit in federal court in Miami in December 2025, seeking $10 billion over a BBC Panorama documentary that spliced together portions of his January 6, 2021 speech. The BBC apologized for the edit, which led to the resignations of its director-general and its head of news, but denies that it defamed the President.
During discovery, the BBC's lawyers filed five separate motions seeking the President's compliance, including a request to compel his deposition. On October 16, 2026, U.S. Magistrate Judge Enjolique A. Lett noted that the court had already admonished the President for his lack of participation and warned that failure to strictly comply would lead to sanctions. The court has also allowed the BBC to serve legal papers on Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.
Attorney Sullivan's Analysis
Asked about the possible consequences, Attorney Sullivan told The Telegraph that sanctions available in civil litigation can include an award of attorney's fees and costs, and "even the dismissal of the plaintiff's lawsuit." In other words, a party who files a case and then fails to meet the court's procedural requirements can put the very claim he brought at risk.
Why Procedure Matters in Every Legal Matter
Although this case falls outside immigration law, the lesson carries over directly to the work Attorney Sullivan does every day. Whether a matter is before a federal judge or a USCIS officer, deadlines and procedural obligations are not optional. A missed response to a Request for Evidence or a Notice of Intent to Deny can end an otherwise strong case just as surely as disregarding a court order.
About the Law Office of Jason M. Sullivan, PLLC
Attorney Sullivan has more than 25 years of legal experience and has focused on U.S. immigration law for more than two decades. From his office in Portsmouth, he represents individuals, families, and employers throughout New Hampshire and select clients in Miami and South Florida in family and employment-based immigration matters, including green cards, marriage and fiancé(e) visas, adjustment of status, and citizenship. Every client works directly with Attorney Sullivan, and every filing is prepared with the expectation that it will be closely examined.
To schedule a consultation, call 603-433-1325 or visit www.lojms.com.
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The Winfield Collection Connects Multi-Use Furniture Plans With Everyday Space Needs

LINDEN, MI - October 20, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Woodworking projects that produce furniture often address a single primary purpose, yet some designs incorporate additional practical functions within the same finished piece. The Winfield Collection maintains a documented range of multi-use indoor furniture patterns that combine everyday household roles in individual woodworking plans rather than treating each function as a separate project. These plans illustrate how a woodworker can plan dimensions, materials, and component layout so that one structure supports more than one ordinary use.
The design question in such projects centers on integrating a secondary function without simply attaching unrelated objects. A table that also holds reading material, or a tray that also supports reading, requires the secondary use to be built into the overall structure and dimensions from the start. Product descriptions in the company’s furniture collection document specific examples of this approach.
The Sliding Sofa Table Wood Project Plan provides table space positioned beside a sofa and includes a magazine rack below. Official specifications list the finished piece at 24 inches tall, 20 inches long, and 13 inches wide. The listed wood requirements call for boards of 3/4-inch and 1-1/2-inch thick oak in stated lengths, along with a table saw or circular saw. These dimensions and material notes define both the table surface and the rack space beneath it, so the two functions share the same footprint and structural members.
The 3-In-1 Lap Tray Woodworking Plan offers another documented illustration. The design includes fold-down hidden legs so the piece can function as a lap tray, and a tilting top that serves as a reading aid. The combination of these features places two related uses—supporting items on a lap and holding reading material at an angle—within one set of components. Planning the project therefore involves determining how the legs fold and how the top tilts while remaining within the overall size of a portable tray.
Dimensions, material selection, and the arrangement of components become central when a project must serve more than one purpose. In the Sliding Sofa Table example, the 13-inch width and 20-inch length must accommodate both the tabletop and the magazine rack beneath it, while the 24-inch height places the surface at a usable level beside seating. Material lists that specify particular board sizes and thicknesses allow the woodworker to calculate stock needs before cutting begins. Similar considerations apply to the lap tray plan, where the mechanism for the fold-down legs and tilting top must fit within the tray’s overall dimensions.
A pattern functions as a planning document that records these relationships. The listed overall dimensions establish the finished size, while component layouts show how the magazine rack or the tilting top connects to the primary structure. This documentation allows a woodworker to verify that the secondary function does not require additional space beyond what the primary piece occupies and that the materials specified will support both uses.
A further example appears in the Child’s Chair/Step Stool Pattern, which converts from a child’s chair into a step stool by flipping down the back. The conversion depends on the back serving as both a chair element and a step surface once repositioned. The pattern therefore documents a single set of parts that change function according to configuration rather than remaining fixed in one role. This secondary illustration remains distinct from primary adult indoor furniture while still demonstrating convertible construction within the company’s furniture plans.
Mike Easler, President of The Winfield Collection, noted that planning begins with the intended functions. “A piece that will serve as both a side table and a magazine holder has to account for the rack in the original dimensions and joinery, so the finished height and width support both uses without later modification,” he said. The observation applies equally to other multi-use designs in the catalog, where the secondary function is established before any stock is cut.
Projects focused primarily on decorative appearance differ in emphasis from those that incorporate additional practical functions. A yard figure or scroll-saw ornament typically prioritizes shape and surface treatment, while a multi-use furniture plan prioritizes how structural members, hinges, or storage spaces interact within stated dimensions. Both categories exist within the company’s offerings, yet the furniture plans document the mechanical and spatial relationships required for the added function.
Easler added a separate observation on the role of the pattern itself. “The pattern records the size and the way the parts relate, so the woodworker can confirm that the magazine rack or the tilting top fits the overall piece before construction starts,” he said. The distinction between a single-purpose design and one that incorporates a second function therefore appears in the pattern’s listed dimensions and component arrangement rather than in any later adjustment.
Successful multi-use furniture construction depends on how the different functions are incorporated into one workable structure. The Sliding Sofa Table places the magazine rack beneath the tabletop within the listed 24-by-20-by-13-inch envelope, while the 3-In-1 Lap Tray combines fold-down legs and a tilting top in a single portable unit. In each case the pattern supplies the dimensions and material guidance that define those relationships before work begins. The company’s multi-function woodworking furniture patterns document these integrated approaches across several indoor furniture designs.


The Winfield Collection has supplied woodworking patterns and related products for more than four decades. Its catalog includes full-size paper patterns, downloadable patterns for smaller designs, parts kits, and woodworking supplies. Offerings cover furniture projects, yard art, seasonal pieces, wildlife-themed designs, and scroll saw work. The company also operates the Scroller and Front Yard Originals brands.

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For more information about Winfield Collection, contact the company here:
Winfield Collection
Brandon Easler
(810) 735-2480
cserv2@thewinfieldcollection.com
8350 Silver Lake Rd, Linden, MI 48451, United States

Plumbing Supply and More Expands Hydronic Heating Inventory and Buying Guidance for Contractors and Homeowners

Caln Township, Pennsylvania - October 20, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Hydronic heating is drawing renewed attention from contractors and homeowners seeking steadier indoor comfort, and Plumbing Supply and More hydronic heating offerings now pair a deep catalog of components with technical selection guidance. Unlike forced-air systems, hydronic heating warms spaces using circulated hot water rather than blown air, which delivers more consistent room temperatures with less noise and no ductwork moving dust through a home.
Hydronic systems work through baseboard units, cast iron radiators or radiant floors, and they pair with gas, oil, electric or wood-fired boilers. Because water carries far more heat than air, these systems can deliver the same capacity with smaller, quieter equipment. The tradeoff is complexity. A hydronic loop contains many components that must be sized to work together, so selecting the correct part matters as much as the installation itself.

To help both trade professionals and do-it-yourself homeowners navigate that complexity, Plumbing Supply and More carries more than 440 products in its hydronic heating category. The selection spans boilers, circulator pumps and circulator parts, expansion tanks, aquastats, flow control valves, hydronic baseboards, kick space heaters, magnetic separators, oil nozzles, oil burner products, radiant heat controls, and steam vents and regulators. Brands carried include Taco, Honeywell, Zilmet, Watts, Hydrolevel, McDonnell & Miller, Weil-McLain and R.W. Beckett.
The company structures its category page as a reference as well as a catalog, with how-to content explaining how each component works, worked sizing examples and common selection mistakes. General industry practice holds that every part supports one of five jobs in the loop: generating heat, circulating water, controlling temperature and water level, managing pressure and trapped air, and delivering heat to the living space.
Many of those parts size off one another. A boiler's BTU output and water content drive circulator and expansion tank sizing, so adding a zone or upsizing a boiler means revisiting both. Circulator sizing relies on flow rate and head loss checked against a pump's published curve, while an expansion tank's precharge should match the system's cold fill pressure to avoid waterlogging and a weeping relief valve.
"Sourcing hydronic heating parts is often where a project succeeds or stalls," said a spokesperson for Plumbing Supply and More. "Customers who understand how components size off each other make better decisions, so the goal is to pair inventory with plain guidance on things like aquastats, low water cutoffs, magnetic separators and oil nozzle ratings."
The spokesperson added that attention to detail protects equipment. "Magnetite sludge builds up in closed loops and is especially hard on modulating condensing boilers, and a mismatched oil nozzle can cause soot or inefficient combustion. Matching the right boiler parts, circulator pumps and expansion tanks to a system is the practical work behind a quiet, efficient install."


Plumbing Supply and More is a family-owned supply house with 75 years in operation, offering wholesale pricing to both trade professionals and homeowners along with a 30-day return policy. Readers can browse hydronic heating parts at Plumbing Supply and More at plumbingsupplyandmore.com/hydronics.html.
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Plumbing Supply and More
Plumbing Supply and More
484-567-2959
customercare@plumbingsupplyandmore.com
176 N Caln Road
Coatesville, PA 19320