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Vibin' VI Boat Charters Adds New Vessel Makaira, Expanding Luxury and Budget Friendly Charter Options in the USVI & BVI
Vibin' VI Boat Charters , a locally owned charter company serving the U.S. Virgin Islands and British Virgin Islands, has expanded its fleet with the addition of Makaira, a 42-foot Renaissance Prowler. The new vessel joins the company's flagship power catamaran, Vibin', giving guests two very different ways to experience the islands. One is a relaxed, upscale day aboard a spacious catamaran. The other is a fast, fun, more affordable outing aboard a sleek center console built for speed. Adding Makaira is a big step for Vibin' VI. The company was founded in 2023 by owner-operators Sean and Jennifer Casey, and what started as a single-boat operation has now grown into a two-boat business. That growth means Vibin' VI can serve a much wider range of travelers, from couples and families who want an intimate, upscale charter to larger groups looking for an exciting, budget-friendly day on the water. "When we started Vibin' VI, our goal was simple: We wanted to share the Virgin Islands the way we experience them, as mariners, not just tour operators," said Sean Casey, co-owner of Vibin' VI Boat Charters. "Bringing Makaira into the fleet lets us do that for even more people. Whether someone wants a relaxed luxury charter on Vibin' or a fast, budget-friendly trip on Makaira, we now have a boat, and a price point, for whatever kind of Virgin Islands adventure they're after." About Makaira Powered by quad 300 horsepower engines, Makaira is built for speed, versatility, and comfort on Caribbean waters. The 42-foot Renaissance Prowler seats six guests on large bucket seats, with two extended bow loungers and bean bags for lounging, plus a mix of shaded and open-air deck space. Makaira is a great fit for snorkeling trips, beach hopping, scenic cruising, and sunset outings across the USVI and BVI, giving guests an exciting and more accessible alternative to a full luxury catamaran charter. About Vibin' Vibin' VI's original vessel, Vibin', is a luxury Aquila power catamaran that offers the speed of a power boat with the shade, stability, and easygoing feel of a sailing yacht. Since 2023, Vibin' has carried guests on custom full day and half day charters across the islands, including private trips, sunset cruises, and special gatherings. With both vessels now part of the fleet, Vibin' VI has charter options for nearly every group size, budget, and travel style, all led by experienced owner operator mariners who call the Virgin Islands home. About Vibin' VI Boat Charters Founded in 2023 by Sean and Jennifer Casey, Vibin' VI Boat Charters is a locally owned and operated private charter company based in the U.S. Virgin Islands, serving guests throughout the USVI and BVI. As owner operators and professional mariners, Sean and Jen personally guide every charter, offering custom itineraries, snorkeling stops, island hopping, and personalized service aboard their two vessels, Vibin' and Makaira. For more information, availability, or to book a charter, visit vibin-vi.com or follow Vibin' VI on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube. For more information about Vibin VI Boat Charters, use the contact details below:
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- November 9, 2026Event Announcement
OSIM Becomes the Only Massage Chair Brand Endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association
OSIM is pleased to announce that it is the only massage chair brand currently endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association (ACA). The firm, which has been making massage chairs and related products since 1979, received the accolade on four of its recently released massage chairs, providing U.S. shoppers with independent verification of the quality of its products. The four models in question are the uDeluxe Max, uDivine V3, uLove3, and uDream·AI. Each product went through extensive ACA testing to determine its quality. The organization's Business Development Advisory Board made its recommendations after its analysis and evaluation, with final approval later arriving from the ACA Board of Governors. A spokesperson from OSIM said the following: "We're incredibly proud to receive this endorsement from the American Chiropractic Association, the largest chiropractic organization in North America. We've taken the time to work with the ACA to independently verify the quality of our massage chairs and their impact on well-being." For prospective customers searching for a chiropractor recommended massage chair , the ACA's endorsement is a significant milestone. While it is not an FDA-level medical device approval, it does signal that OSIM offers something a little different from the rest of the marketplace. The brand recommends the product for everyday relaxation and comfort at home. To achieve the endorsement, OSIM equipped its massage chairs with several leading-edge technologies. For example, most of its qualifying chairs have V-Hand shiatsu mechanisms and wellness tracking. The uLove3 also comes with zero-gravity positioning, and the uDivine V3 has a reclining system to reduce pressure on vulnerable parts of the back. These features, taken together, help reduce strain and compression and support better posture. OSIM ACA-endorsed massage chairs are now available to U.S. customers to order online, including those who can lean on HSA or FSA funds. The brand offers a trade-in program and has locations in the San Francisco Bay and Los Angeles areas. For more information about OSIM use the contact details below:
- November 7, 2026Event Announcement
JEPS Management Reports Strong Growth in Private Equity as Investor Interest in Artificial Intelligence Accelerates
Sydney-based financial services firm expands its private equity activities following successful early-stage investment opportunities in leading artificial intelligence companies. JEPS MGT Pty Ltd, trading as JEPS Management, is reporting a period of strong business momentum, driven by growing client interest in private equity investments, particularly within the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence sector. The Sydney-based financial services company has experienced considerable success in connecting clients with private market investment opportunities, including early-stage participation in some of the most prominent names in artificial intelligence. As AI continues to reshape industries and attract substantial institutional investment, JEPS Management has positioned private equity as a central focus of its business, helping clients explore opportunities in companies before they reach public stock exchanges. Early Access to a Rapidly Growing Industry Artificial intelligence has emerged as one of the most significant investment themes of the decade, with private technology companies attracting considerable attention from global investors. JEPS Management has been particularly active in this sector, identifying opportunities involving established AI industry leaders and businesses positioned to benefit from the continued expansion of artificial intelligence. The firm's recent activity has centred on providing clients with access to private equity opportunities at earlier stages of corporate development, when investment participation has traditionally been dominated by institutional investors, venture capital firms and specialist investment groups. This approach has contributed to a successful period for the company, with growing interest from clients seeking exposure to high-profile AI businesses outside conventional publicly traded markets. Expanding Operations and Welcoming New Clients Building on its recent success, JEPS Management is now expanding its activities and seeking to establish relationships with additional clients interested in private equity. The company is particularly focused on investors looking to diversify beyond traditional listed equities and explore opportunities in privately held artificial intelligence businesses. With several major AI companies attracting increasing attention regarding their long-term growth and potential future public listings, JEPS Management sees substantial scope for continued activity in the private market. The expansion reflects both the firm's recent business performance and its confidence in the longer-term importance of artificial intelligence as an investment sector. Private Equity Takes Centre Stage Historically, access to shares in leading private technology companies has been relatively limited, with investment opportunities frequently concentrated among large institutions and specialist investors. However, the continued growth of secondary private markets has created additional avenues through which eligible investors can explore ownership in established private businesses. JEPS Management is concentrating on this evolving market, with particular emphasis on artificial intelligence companies that have already established significant industry recognition and commercial momentum. As investor attention increasingly turns towards the next generation of major technology listings, the company expects private equity to remain an important area of focus. Looking Ahead JEPS Management intends to continue strengthening its presence in the private equity sector while broadening its client relationships and identifying further opportunities across artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. With recent business success providing a foundation for expansion, the company enters the final quarter of 2026 focused on growth, new client engagement and continued participation in one of the most closely watched sectors of the global investment market. About JEPS Management JEPS Management is the trading name of JEPS MGT Pty Ltd, a Sydney-based financial services company focused on private equity investment opportunities, with particular emphasis on artificial intelligence and emerging technology businesses. [email protected] Richard Weaton Head Of Media Address 55 Brisbane St, Surry Hills, NSW 2010. Australia
- November 6, 2026Event Announcement
2026 Kuliang Forum opens in Fuzhou, spotlighting lasting bonds between Chinese and American people
The 2026 Kuliang Forum, organized by People's Daily Digital Communication Co., Ltd., opened in Fuzhou, East China's Fujian Province, on Wednesday, bringing together guests from China and the US to explore ways to strengthen people-to-people ties and advance practical cooperation. For the first time, the forum was held in the city where the century-old Kuliang story began. The 2026 Kuliang Forum kicks off in Fuzhou, East China's Fujian Province, on November 4, 2026. Source: Courtesy of People's Daily Digital Communication Co., Ltd. Under the theme of "Moving Towards Each Other," participants at this year's forum shared their perspectives on the history and future of China-US friendship, how language and cultural exchanges can bring people closer, and the importance of providing young people with more opportunities to meet, learn from and work with one another. At the opening ceremony on Wednesday morning, Yu Shaoliang, president of People's Daily, said that as a flagship platform for people-to-people and cultural exchanges between China and the US, this year's forum would bring together forces for closer engagement and open new paths for cooperation, friendship and the future. He expressed hope that people from all sectors in both countries would be guided by the important consensus reached by the two heads of state, share more stories of friendship, voice greater support for cooperation, and deepen mutual understanding and mutual trust. He also called on media organizations, think tanks, universities, businesses and local communities in both countries to use the forum as a bridge for deeper exchanges and cooperation in education, science and technology, trade and culture, encouraging more frequent visits and interactions between the two peoples and helping them build closer ties. Through sincere dialogue and exchanges, he said, the two sides should work to deliver more practical results that benefit the people of both countries and contribute to global development, achieve mutual benefit and win-win outcomes, and further strengthen the momentum for China-US friendship. Zhao Long, secretary of the Fujian Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC), and Qin Haixiang, secretary of the Fuzhou Municipal Committee of the CPC, also attended the forum and delivered remarks. US participants highlighted how language learning, shared experiences and everyday interactions help build personal connections. "People-to-people exchanges should not be like visiting an aquarium," said Eric Chipman, executive director of the Helen Foster Snow Foundation and Gung Ho Programs, speaking in Chinese at the forum. He argued that genuine connections could only be built when people went beyond observing one another and found opportunities to take part in each other's lives and work toward shared goals. In an interview with the Global Times, Chipman said a major challenge was Americans' limited exposure to China. Drawing on his nearly two decades of experience organizing China-US exchange programs, he said firsthand experiences could profoundly change young people's perspectives. "When they come here, they can't view the world the same way ever again," he said, adding that some former student participants had gone on to study or work in China or encourage others to visit. Chipman described Kuliang's history as a reminder of the long-standing connections between the two countries. He also expressed interest in bringing American students to Kuliang in the future, saying, "That would be incredible." Other US participants also shared their thoughts on how to foster understanding between the two peoples, drawing on their own experiences and areas of interest. Trenton Marsolek, a 27-year-old Tsinghua University alumnus, visited Kuliang for the first time during the trip. He told the Global Times that the Kuliang story and the friendship it represents carry significant meaning for China-US relations. He said friendships between Chinese and American people had endured through changing historical circumstances. To promote greater mutual understanding, Marsolek said more young Americans should visit China and experience the country firsthand. He said young people did not need to begin conversations with complicated political or philosophical topics. "At the end of the day, we're all human," he said, adding that conversations about ordinary topics help people see one another as individuals and build mutual understanding. For Vivian, a Chinese-American student at Peking University's School of Chinese as a Second Language, the forum was particularly meaningful given her work in teaching Chinese to international students. She told the Global Times that language learning cannot be separated from culture, real-life settings and stories. The forum offers American students and other visitors an opportunity not only to learn about Kuliang and its history, but also to experience Chinese culture firsthand. Drawing on her experience in Chinese language education, Vivian stressed that people need to interact with one another in order to develop genuine understanding. Such exchanges, she said, can help American students and business visitors gain a deeper appreciation of Chinese culture. This year's forum also featured roundtable discussions and youth exchange activities. Participants discussed the importance of constructive relations between major countries, the lessons of history for China-US relations and ways to deepen friendship between the two peoples. During the event, a new book, Bond with Kuliang: Stories of China-US Friendship and Cooperation, was launched, while an accompanying photo exhibition was held featuring images documenting exchanges and friendship between people in China and the US. Since its launch in 2024, the Kuliang Forum has held two editions in Beijing and New York, bringing together more than 300 participants from various sectors in China and the US. The forum has become a platform for dialogue and exchange between people from both countries. About PDCC： People's Daily Digital Communication Co., LTD., founded in 2009, shoulders the responsibility of newspaper digital distribution, explores integrated development of media and internet of things communication, develops and deploys a large number of digital intelligent People's Daily Digital Bulletin Boards, covering all kinds of workplaces and widely settling in schools, communities, buildings, airports, subways and other public spaces.
- November 6, 2026Event Announcement
Watering Seeds Organization Seeks Community Support For Veterans Day Initiatives And Adaptive Sports Programs
Watering Seeds Organization (WSO), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 2005, is inviting an observance of National Veterans and Military Families Month, with two upcoming initiatives. The Serve Challenge , scheduled for November 7, reflects the organization’s guiding message: “We are called to serve God and people.” On November 11, Veterans Day, WSO will also hold a special screening of Mr. Inspiration: The Bob Wieland Story on Non-Profit TV Network. (Two additional air dates following Veterans Day will be announced). Both projects are being shared as part of its efforts to recognize service and encourage community involvement. The organization encourages contributions, partnerships, and participation in these community events as part of its ongoing efforts to provide adaptive sports, education, equipment, rehabilitation, and wellness opportunities for wounded warriors and challenged civilians. Founded by Brady Mazzola, WSO was inspired by a wheelchair tennis exhibition in 2004. The encounter led him to establish an organization dedicated to expanding opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in sports and wellness activities. Since its founding, WSO has developed initiatives intended to empower and equip lives through mind, body, and spirit holistic development and training while encouraging participation and community connection. The organization’s programs have included military family gatherings, adaptive sports clinics, competitions, exhibitions, entertainment events to boost military morale, and fundraising campaigns. Its adaptive sports activities have included the “Wheelchair Super Bowl” and “Skills on Wheels” programs held across the United States. These initiatives reflect WSO’s continued focus on creating opportunities for individuals whose circumstances may affect access to sports, fitness, and recreation. "The name 'Watering Seeds' is a spiritual metaphor for seeing beyond self to help others grow. Consequently, you reap what you sow. By 'Watering Seeds' with good deeds, we can all lead a more fulfilled and meaningful life of love and charity, accompanied by an attitude of gratitude and generosity! Ultimately, we can become a catalyst in creating a positive 'change reaction' in the world." says Mazzola. As the organization marks National Veterans and Military Families Month, it is calling on like-minded individuals and organizations to collaborate for the community, in service for their neighbors, all while honoring those who’ve served for our country!
- November 5, 2026Event Announcement
Carpe Artista Announces Rally Celebration Following National Television Feature on The CW
Carpe Artista announces its Great American Rally Party on November 19, 2026, in Smyrna, Tennessee, following its participation in The Great American Road Rally: Celebrity Edition on The CW. The event will bring supporters together as the nonprofit seeks to translate national visibility into continued support for arts education, student scholarships, and community programs. Celebrities from the show will be present to support the cause as well. The celebration is scheduled for 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Crusader Autoworks. General admission tickets are available for $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Businesses and individuals can also support Carpe Artista through event sponsorships, with options for organizations interested in a broader partnership. Carpe Artista is represented in the television series in conjunction with the James Burton Foundation. Hosted by Ian Ziering, the show follows celebrity teams traveling along historic Route 66 in classic vehicles, with each team supporting a charitable cause. The series premiered September 16, 2026, on The CW during Route 66’s centennial year. “This opportunity allows us to introduce Carpe Artista to people who may never have encountered our work in Middle Tennessee,” says Ron Alley, founder and CEO. “Our priority is to turn that introduction into relationships that help us continue serving students and families.” Alley and board chairman Rob Evras traveled with the rally from the Chicago area toward Santa Monica. A bright orange Challenger driven by celebrity John Schnieder carried the Carpe Artista identity alongside the James Burton Foundation, bringing the organization’s arts education mission to communities along the route. Carpe Artista is also sharing experiences from the journey through its behind-the-scenes series, On the Route with Rob & Ron . Founded by Alley in 2011, Carpe Artista is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving Smyrna, North Rutherford County, and Middle Tennessee. Its mission, “Training the next generation of entertainment and arts leaders to positively impact culture for Kingdom purpose.” They continue to inspire, educate and empower creative students with purpose. The organization structures its work around four core values: character, calling, craft, and community. That approach extends beyond learning an instrument or preparing a performance. Carpe Artista’s programs are intended to help students develop their creative abilities while considering how those abilities can contribute to the people and communities around them. Its educational work includes support and services for local public and private schools and other organizations. “We want students to develop their craft and recognize that their creativity has a place in their community,” Alley says. “That means making room for artistic growth, personal responsibility, and opportunities to contribute.” Through its academy, Carpe Artista offers visual arts instruction, private music lessons, musical theatre, group classes, and seasonal camps. Music offerings include guitar, piano, voice, drums, violin, bass, and ukulele, with instruction available to children and adults. Financial assistance is available through the academy, giving families a way to inquire about support when considering lessons. Through its Theatre Lab program, Carpe Artista gives students opportunities to develop an original story with an instructor while exploring acting, monologues, dance, and musical performance. The academy also offers group art and beginning guitar classes, providing additional ways for young participants to explore their creative interests. Carpe Artista’s community involvement includes coordinating the Simply Smyrna celebration and providing children’s painting activities at Depot Days . Founder Ron Alley has also served on the steering committee for the revamped JazzFest , an event featuring student groups and professional musicians. These activities extend the organization’s arts education mission into community settings. The November rally celebration provides another opportunity for that community to participate. Sponsorship packages with benefits varying by level include event recognition, booth space, and VIP admission. Businesses can contact Carpe Artista to discuss available packages or a custom partnership. “National attention gives us an opportunity to reach new supporters,” Alley says. “What matters is building relationships that keep arts education accessible and give students meaningful opportunities to learn, create, and contribute.” Event tickets and details are available through the Great American Rally Party page . Businesses interested in supporting the celebration can visit the sponsorship page .
- November 3, 2026Event Announcement
Best of the Big Apple OB-GYN Ultrasound 2026 Set for Nov 13-15 in NYC
World Class CME is holding The Best of the Big Apple OB-GYN Ultrasound 2026 from November 13 through 15 at the New York Marriott Downtown in New York City. The in-person, case-based conference covers obstetric and gynecologic ultrasound topics for clinicians who scan or interpret imaging studies in women's health care, and this year's dates and venue give practices a timely option for planning fourth-quarter continuing education. More information is available at https://worldclasscme.com/live-cme-events/the-best-of-the-big-apple-ob-gyn-ultrasound/ OB-GYN ultrasound plays a routine role in prenatal care, and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists notes that a standard exam supports checks of fetal development, screening for major congenital anomalies, estimating gestational age, and tracking fetal position, movement, heart rate, and amniotic fluid levels. Because these studies are performed so frequently, OB-GYNs who scan or interpret them benefit from periodic, case-based review of current techniques. The agenda spans obstetric and gynecologic imaging topics, including adnexal masses, cesarean scar pregnancy, fetal neurosonography, and fetal heart imaging, along with sessions on the endometrium, first-trimester scanning, pelvic pain evaluation, and placental and cord abnormalities. Together, these subjects give attendees a broad update across both obstetric and gynecologic ultrasound practice. Two sessions focus specifically on fetal neurosonography and fetal heart imaging. According to the International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology, transabdominal scanning is standard for midtrimester screening, while a transvaginal approach is generally used once a targeted neurosonographic exam is needed. For cardiac imaging, sonographers often improve image quality by adjusting fetal or maternal position, narrowing the sector, or zooming in on the heart; the American Society of Echocardiography notes that a complete fetal echocardiographic assessment draws on multiple views, including the four-chamber and three-vessel trachea views. The program addresses these scenarios directly through dedicated sessions on optimizing heart views and on first-trimester and targeted neurosonography. The program is intended for OB-GYNs, radiologists, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, sonographers, and other clinicians who use ultrasound imaging in obstetric and gynecologic care. World Class CME designates the live activity for up to 19 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits, and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has assigned up to 19 cognate credits to the program. Sonographers and radiologic technologists can earn 22.25 Category A CE credits through accreditation from the American Society of Radiologic Technologists. Held in person at the New York Marriott Downtown in Lower Manhattan, the conference continues World Class CME's long-running focus on radiology, OB-GYN ultrasound, and gynecology education. Faculty members from institutions including Yale School of Medicine, NYU Grossman School of Medicine, and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai are scheduled to present throughout the three-day program. Clinicians interested in attending this year's conference can find registration and program details online. https://worldclasscme.com/
- November 2, 2026Event Announcement
The Southwest Neighborhood Assembly Celebrates 62 Years of Civic Engagement
The Southwest Neighborhood Assembly (SWNA), a volunteer-led civic nonprofit, is celebrating its 62nd anniversary. Funded by individual donations, the organization supports community participation, neighborhood communication, educational opportunities, and resident-led initiatives in Southwest DC. Its work provides residents with opportunities to stay informed, connect with local resources, and take part in matters affecting their community. Since its founding, SWNA has provided a civic forum through which residents can participate in conversations about their neighborhood and contribute to community activities. Its primary service area includes the 20024 ZIP code area, communities within ANC 6D, and surrounding Southwest DC neighborhoods. The organization has activities spanning community information, education, youth engagement, neighborhood history, technology, emergency preparedness, and local safety. SWNA President Beth Hall notes that the milestone reflects the continuing value of resident participation in community life. “Sixty-two years represents a long record of neighbors coming together to share information, support one another, and contribute their time and ideas,” Hall states. “A community grows through those everyday acts of participation, and each generation has an opportunity to add something meaningful to the neighborhood’s story.” One of SWNA’s longstanding community resources is The Southwester , a monthly publication covering neighborhood news, events, and announcements in print and online. The publication, along with SWNA’s monthly community meetings and its welcome table at the farmers market, helps residents access neighborhood information, stay connected, and participate in local activities. The organization’s educational and youth initiatives also provide important opportunities for residents. Its annual scholarship program and Education and Scholarship Task Force support educational opportunities and student funding. Through its Youth Activities Task Force , SWNA also supports initiatives such as NextGen SW , a paid internship program for young adults ages 18 to 26 who live in or are from Southwest DC. Other community efforts address needs ranging from digital literacy and technology access to emergency preparedness, neighborhood history, and pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular safety. Together, these initiatives connect residents with resources and opportunities that contribute to the neighborhood's educational, social, and civic life. Individual contributions help fund SWNA’s work, including The Southwester , its Education and Scholarship Fund, task forces, and operational expenses such as website maintenance. As SWNA marks its 62nd year, Hall emphasizes that the organization’s continued work depends on the involvement of residents and supporters. “An organization such as SWNA is sustained through participation,” Hall says. “People contribute in different ways, whether through volunteering, attending a meeting, supporting a student, sharing neighborhood information, or helping with a community project. Those contributions create connections that can continue from one generation to the next.” Residents, organizations, and others interested in supporting SWNA’s work can learn more about its programs at www.swna.org .
- October 30, 2026Event Announcement
Mysterium VPN Launches Linux Command-Line Client for Ubuntu and Debian
Mysterium VPN announced the launch of its Linux command-line client , expanding VPN support to Ubuntu and Debian users. The new client, called mystvpn , allows users to authenticate, choose a location and IP type, connect to the VPN, check their connection status, refresh their connection, and disconnect directly from the terminal. Designed for Linux users who prefer command-line tools or work in environments without a graphical interface, the client can be used on remote servers, containers, build machines, and other setups where VPN connections need to be managed through the terminal or scripts. The Linux client supports both Mysterium VPN’s Residential and High-speed IP options. Users can view available countries for their selected IP type and connect to a chosen location using its two-letter country code. Authentication is handled through a browser handoff rather than requiring users to enter their password in the terminal. The authentication command generates a URL that users can open and approve through their Mysterium VPN account, keeping account credentials out of shell history. Users can install the client through Mysterium VPN’s official installer, which detects the system architecture and handles the required dependencies, or download the .deb package directly from GitHub Releases. The Mysterium VPN Linux command-line client is now available for Ubuntu and Debian users. Mysterium VPN currently offers access to a global pool of 7,500+ residential IP addresses across 100+ countries. For more information about Mysterium VPN use the contact details below:
- October 30, 2026Event Announcement
Box Genie Introduces New Custom Product Box for eCommerce, Retail and Gifting
Box Genie, a custom packaging company based in Kansas City, Missouri, is introducing its new Custom Product Box for eCommerce, retail and gifting. The addition expands the company’s packaging lineup, giving brands another box style they can customize to fit their products and company branding. The launch follows feedback from customers who previously ordered boxes from the company. When Box Genie surveyed those customers, the Product Box was the most-requested new box type it did not yet offer. The Product Box features an upright, tuck-top format with custom sizing to protect and showcase individual products, including candles, cosmetic jars, drinkware and supplements. The format gives brands another packaging option for retail shelves, gift sets, subscription boxes and eCommerce. “We asked existing customers which box types they wanted us to add, and the Product Box was the top request,” said Sean Doherty, General Manager at Box Genie. “That feedback gave us a clear reason to expand the product lineup. We wanted to give customers another choice while keeping the sizing, artwork and ordering flexibility they already use with Box Genie.” Brands can tailor their custom product packaging by selecting length, width, height, paper type and printed sides. Full-color printing is available on the outside, inside or both, allowing artwork and branding to extend to the interior of the box. Customers can create their artwork in Box Genie’s existing online 3D Design Studio before checkout, or design in software such as Adobe Illustrator or Canva and submit artwork after placing an order. Properly sized blank templates are available to download in PDF or SVG format for customers designing externally. Orders start at 100 units, giving brands an option for smaller runs, product launches, PR campaigns and limited releases. Pricing decreases at larger order volumes, allowing customers to select a quantity that fits the scale of their project with no maximum limitations, allowing companies to scale with Box Genie from 100 to 1,000,000+ piece orders. Box Genie produces its boxes in Kansas City using 100% American-made materials. For eligible orders, production turnaround is 10 to 12 business days after artwork approval. The company also uses recyclable corrugated materials containing recycled content, along with water-based inks. To explore custom product boxes, review specifications and choose a design option, visit Box Genie’s Product Box page .
- October 30, 2026Event Announcement
Tech Developments in Radiology: National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium Announced
World Class CME has announced that registration is open for the National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium, scheduled for December 6-10, 2026, at Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. Designed for radiologists in clinical practice, the meeting will address diagnostic approaches across multiple subspecialties, with dedicated lectures exploring how developments in artificial intelligence (AI), photon-counting computed tomography (CT) and other imaging technologies are beginning to affect clinical decision-making. For more details, visit https://worldclasscme.com/events/national-diagnostic-imaging-symposium/ Radiology practice continues to change as new tools reach the reading room and the scanner suite. A review published in Radiology in April 2026 examined 458 peer-reviewed clinical studies of photon-counting CT, covering applications in cardiac, thoracic, neurovascular, musculoskeletal, abdominal and pediatric imaging. The review identified potential improvements in image quality and diagnostic performance. This is just one instance of new technologies changing the accuracy of medical imaging and, by default, the role of those working in the sector. World Class CME's National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium will explore these issues in the five-day program through workshops, lectures, and expert panel sessions. Understanding how these new tech developments translate into daily practice is the central focus of the event. The program includes sessions on AI at the reading station, AI applications in early cancer detection, and the potential effects of AI on radiologist training. Two lectures on photon-counting CT examine its underlying technology, clinical applications and spectral capabilities. The curriculum also addresses MRI, PET scanning and cardiac CT, giving attendees opportunities to explore developments across imaging specialties. The program includes a dedicated Ultrasound track covering applications in gynecological, gastrointestinal and genitourinary imaging, alongside the return of the Emergency Radiology track. World Class CME explains that concurrent sessions in adjacent ballrooms allow attendees to select topics relevant to their clinical work. The organization is also scheduling case-based lectures and scheduled question-and-answer periods provide opportunities to discuss diagnostic challenges and engage directly with faculty. For the event, World Class CME designates the program for a maximum of 35 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. The credits may also apply toward American Board of Radiology Maintenance of Certification Lifelong Learning requirements, subject to applicable program criteria. Founded in 1999 by practicing radiologist J. Timothy Blackwelder, MD, World Class CME organizes continuing medical education meetings for clinicians, with programs spanning radiology, OB-GYN ultrasound and gynecology. More information about the organization and its upcoming events is available at https://worldclasscme.com/
- October 28, 2026Event Announcement
Navy Veteran Ron Sholes Continues Support of Jacksonville Veterans Day Parade
The Jacksonville Veterans Day Parade returns to downtown Jacksonville on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 11:01 a.m. The Law Offices of Ron Sholes, P.A., a veteran-founded law firm, is the presenting sponsor of the free event organized by the City of Jacksonville’s Office of Sports & Entertainment. The City describes the parade as the largest Veterans Day observance in Florida, with more than 2,500 participants each year. Its official event page is https://events.jacksonville.gov/special-events/veterans-day-parade . Veterans groups, JROTC units, marching bands, military vehicles and floats join the procession. The start time falls one minute after the 11 a.m. armistice hour associated with the end of fighting in World War I. The firm's involvement with the parade began in 2013, when the costs associated with staging a large downtown event, including traffic control, security and logistics, had placed pressure on the event's future. That support later grew into a long-term presenting sponsorship. “I served in the Navy, my father served in the Army, and veterans have worked alongside us at the firm,” said Ron Sholes, U.S. Navy veteran and founder of The Law Offices of Ron Sholes, P.A. “A downtown parade takes resources, from traffic control to security. We wanted to help keep it going so veterans and their families could gather here each year.” Sholes served in the U.S. Navy during the Gulf War. The firm's connection to the military community has also included veterans serving among its attorneys and staff, and the practice was formerly known as “A Law Firm of Military Veterans.” Attorneys and staff walk the Jacksonville Veterans Day Parade route each year and distribute commemorative shirts. The firm reports handing out approximately 10,000 shirts along the roughly 2.5-mile route in 2023. “Come downtown on November 11, bring your family and help us recognize the veterans marching past,” said Sholes. “If you or your organization want to walk or support a future parade, get in touch. There’s room for more people in this tradition.” Spectators attending Veterans Day Parade 2026 do not need to register. The parade begins on Water Street outside the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts. The City of Jacksonville lists public viewing areas along Bay Street between Hogan Street and A. Philip Randolph Boulevard, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Allow extra travel time and check the City’s event page for road closures, parking and updates before traveling. Applications to march in this year’s parade have closed. Individuals and organizations interested in walking in or supporting future parades can contact [email protected] . The November 11 invitation is to attend as a spectator. About The Law Offices of Ron Sholes, P.A. Founded in 2003, The Law Offices of Ron Sholes, P.A. is a personal injury law firm serving Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. The firm lists offices in Jacksonville, Orange Park, Starke and Palatka and handles vehicle accidents, premises liability and wrongful death matters. More information about the firm is available at https://youhurtwefight.com/ .
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