Beckatt Solutions was recently named one of the Best Additive Manufacturing Products Distributors – USA, as part of the 2020 Technology Innovator Awards

Corporate Vision Magazine recently announced the winners of the 2020 Technology Innovator Awards, and Beckatt Solutions has been selected as one of the Best Additive Manufacturing Products Distributors – USA.  Michael Storey, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of  Beckatt Solutions had this to say about the award: “We are truly honored to be named one of the winners of the 2020 Technology Innovator Awards.  Corporate Vision Magazine annually identifies the best companies providing innovation in the technology space, and we’re humbled to have been selected.”

Innovation is the true driver of the technological landscape.  It’s through the efforts of companies both large and small that the business world can continue to grow, exceed expectations and evolve its offerings.  As such, CV launched the Technology Innovator Awards to recognize all companies that are helping – in whatever way they can – to deliver change through innovation, expertise and creativity.

Awards Coordinator Natalie Farrell took a moment to discuss the success of those recognized in this year’s program: “Now in its sixth year, the Technology Innovator Awards have only grown to encompass a plethora of businesses to showcase their individual achievements and successes in the technology sphere.”

To learn more about these illustrious winners, and to find out the secrets behind their success, please visit http://www.cv-magazine.com.

About Beckatt Solutions

Headquartered in Illinois, Beckatt Solutions is a leading US distributor of 3D printers, supplies and software.  With years of expertise in 3D printing and additive manufacturing, the company is committed to providing its clients with cutting-edge 3D printing technologies and services.  Co-Founders Matthew Pray and Michael Storey established Beckatt Solutions in 2013 to increase the number of 3D printers and expand 3D printing services and partners in the United States.  Beckatt Solutions has sales and service locations in Elgin, IL, Phoenix, AZ and Las Vegas, NV.

About Corporate Vision Magazine

Corporate Vision is published monthly with the mission to deliver insightful features from across the global corporate world. Launched with an eye towards bettering business practices across the board, Corporate Vision focuses on spotlighting advances in the HR, marketing, coaching, and recruitment spheres, with the goal to shine a light on the gatekeepers of better business. Those that help build, through no small amount of creativity and expertise, to develop an altogether more productive and more efficient world of work.

Corporate Vision is bought to you by AI Global Media, a B2B digital publishing group founded in 2010. The group currently has 13 brands within its portfolio that include luxury lifestyle, construction, healthcare and small business focused publications. AI Global Media is dedicated to delivering content you can trust.

For more information, or to reach a representative in your region, contact Beckatt Solutions at 630.206.3993 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or visit Beckatt Solutions online at www.beckatt.com.

October 24, Scarborough -- S&B Pallet is a manufacturing company with decades of experience in new and recycled pallets. The company has now offered a few essential and handy tips for storing and maintaining the wooden pallets. A company with experience but no help for society is frowned upon these days. S&B Pallet has understood this concept well ahead and played well with setting the trend of helping their clients or followers with a set of helpful blogs and articles released periodically. Their recent document release had some interesting tips on how to store the pallets for maximizing the space and to keep the wooden new and recycled pallets in Toronto for longer shelf life.

According to this recycled wooden pallets Toronto manufacturer, the key to optimizing the warehouse space is by investing in racks. When you use racks for storing the pallets, it helps in keeping them systematic and using a proper plan to store the pallets. One of the methods the company suggested is to form a long row of racks alongside the walls and then placing similar rows parallel to that. This is the most economic and space-saving way to store pallets.

The manufacturing company also came up with certain tips to help you maintain the pallets in their best condition. Some of the tips included keeping the pallets away from direct exposure to weather and moisture. These two factors affect the structural integrity of the recycled wooden pallets Toronto setting causing their life span to decrease. Another important point to maintain the pallets is properly storing them and handling them with care.

S&B Pallet is a manufacturing company that produces wooden products like new and recycled pallets in Toronto as well as other hardwood products like lumber, crates, wooden frames, wooden tops, and specialized packaging products. You can contact this wooden pallet company for its products in standard and custom sizes. You can visit the website or call the customer care representative for more information on their products and services.

About the Company

S&B Pallet is a manufacturer of soft and hardwood pallets in Toronto, Ontario. It is one of the largest manufacturers in the GTA and has established a name for itself because of its high quality and precision in fulfilling the needs of the customers over two decades. This company prides itself in the area of customer satisfaction. This company deals with several wooden products like crates, frames, wooden tops, and special packaging apart from its primary manufacturing product – Pallets.

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Vijay Konesh
S&B Pallets
1300 Ellesmere Road,
Scarborough, ON M1P 2X9
(416) 615 0959
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Lynbrook, NY, USA, October 24, 2020 -- The original handwritten lyrics to the classic 1956 Elvis Presley hit song Heartbreak Hotel, a copy of Yoko Ono’s book Grapefruit signed by John Lennon and twice signed by Yoko, a rare Titanic item with a reference to the American businessman John Jacob Astor, and a scarce and highly collectible Pokémon trading card will all come up for bid in Weiss Auctions’ major online-only auction planned for November 19th-20th at 10 am Eastern both days.

The Thursday-Friday auction will have Internet bidding available through LiveAuctioneers.com and Invaluable.com. Telephone and absentee bids will also be accepted. The Thursday, November 19th session will feature sports, comics and comic art. The Friday session will contain rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia, Hollywood collectibles, advertising items and historical memorabilia.

Heartbreak Hotel was written in October 1955 by Mae Boren Axton, a high school teacher with a background in musical promotion, and Tommy Durden, a Jacksonville singer-songwriter. The lyrics were inspired by a newspaper account of a man who committed suicide by jumping to his death from a hotel window, leaving a note that said, “I walk a lonely street.” Axton presented the song to Presley and he loved it, recording the hit in January 1956 for his new label, RCA Victor. Axton and Durden’s signed lyrics, in pencil with corrections, is a rare slice of rock’n’roll history.

Grapefruit is an artist’s book written by Yoko Ono and originally published in 1964. It has become famous as an early example of conceptual art, containing a series of “event scores” that replace the physical works of art (the traditional stock-in-trade of artists) with instructions that an individual may, or may not, wish to enact. The book would be rare and valuable by itself, but the fact that this copy was signed by John Lennon and signed and inscribed by Yoko ups its value.

The Titanic artifact is a Record of Bodies and Effects of the passengers and crew, including Bodies Buried at Sea and Bodies Delivered at Morgue in Halifax (Nova Scotia). This is a list of the 306 bodies that were recovered after a seven-day operation of the cable steamer Mackay-Bennett. Of the 306 bodies, 116 were buried at sea, 190 were on board and delivered to the morgue in Halifax and 56 bodies were identified. On this list is John Jacob Astor (body No.124).

The Thursday, November 19th session, with a 10 am Eastern start time, will feature 500 lots of interesting, fresh-to-the-market material. Included will be a terrific selection of comics in both single and group lots, as well as CBCS graded examples. Key books include Archie #1 (1942, CBCS 5.0); PEP Comics #36 (1943, CBCS 7.0) and #42 (1943, CBCS 5.0); Fantastic Four #1 (1961, CBCS 7.0); Batman #23 (1944, CBCS 8.0); and Jackpot Comics #4 (1941, CBCS 5.5).

Additional key books include Walt Disney’s Donald Duck #178, four-color (1947, CBCS 7.0); Shield-Wizard #1 (1941, CBCS 8.0); and Batman #31 (1945, CBCS 8.0). Also offered will be a super rare first-issue copy of the spicy pulp book Cupid’s Capers (Vol. 1, No. 1, 1933); a 1940 Mushroom Dancers production cel from the Disney movie Fantasia (“Nutcracker Suite”); and a 1966 production cel for How the Grinch Stole Christmas signed by legendary artist Chuck Jones.

Sports will be headlined by a 2013-2014 Select Silver Prizm #178 Giannis Antetokounmpo RC rookie basketball card, graded PSA 10 Gem Mint, the highest PSA grade. A similar card sold on eBay in August for $12,000. Antetokounmpo, 25, is a superstar player for the Milwaukee Bucks. He was born in Athens, Greece to Nigerian parents. He’s affectionately called the ‘Greek Freak’.

Also sold will be a Michael Jordan 1986-87 Fleer rookie card (GAI 5.5, EX+); a Michael Jordan signed Chicago Bulls “retirement’ jersey; a serigraph of Mickey Mantle signed by artist LeRoy Neiman; a serigraph of Mark McGwire signed by Neiman and McGwire; a Joe Namath signed New York Jets jersey; and a 1999 New York Yankees jersey signed by about 19 team members.

Other star lots set to cross the auction block on Thursday include a rare Pokémon Black Star promotional Ishihara GX trading card graded PSA 8, only the fourth copy ever to come to market; a pulp cover illustration of a cowboy riding a horse in winter by Remington Schuyler; a Buster Brown Sunday art page by Richard Outcault; a Peanuts original daily comic strip art by Charles Schulz from 1952, featuring Fort Snoopy and Schroeder; a hand-colored Krazy Kat daily comic strip by George Herriman; and a 1950s/’60s Disney Three Little Pigs carousel ride figure.

The Friday, November 20th session (headlined by the Heartbreak Hotel lyrics and signed copy of Grapefruit) will also feature Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan signed albums, with both having certificates of authenticity; a signed Bruce Springsteen “Rosalita” tour jacket; a collection of signed checks (including ones from Marilyn Monroe, George Harrison, Orville Wright, Chester A. Arthur and Benjamin Harrison); and a copy of Playboy magazine signed by Donald Trump.

Friday will also feature a Vendo 44 Coca-Cola bottle coin-op vending machine; a vintage Paidar electric barber pole, 80 inches tall; a Charles Lindbergh signed postal cover; presidential signatures and documents; a private collection of Civil War documents and paraphernalia relating to the 14th Brooklyn Regiment, to include an important presentation sword; a collection of Theodore Roosevelt material, including signed documents, political buttons and banners; Part 1 of a vintage, 12,000-piece collection of 1930s-‘50s Western lobby cards; and other rare items.

For more information about Weiss Auctions and the big auction slated for November 19th-20th, visit www.WeissAuctions.com. Updates are posted often.

About Weiss Auctions:
Weiss Auctions is always accepting quality consignments for future auctions. To consign an item, estate or a collection, you may call them at (516) 594-0731; or, you can send an e-mail to Philip Weiss at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For more information, visit www.WeissAuctions.com. Updates are posted often.

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ADELAIDE BOOKS is proud to offer the latest work by Bettina Rotenberg The Face I Never Saw hitting stores everywhere on September 29th, 2020.

Bettina Rotenberg's stunning rhapsody pieces together fragments of a stifled language. It assembles ambiguous memories of a lost love, twisted stories of an ancient home, a sanctuary. The task is one of reunion. As the work proceeds, it resembles a pilgrimage, or a quest for asylum, or a ritual of patient devotion. The path is hard: deceitful signs abound, as well as false redeemers and terrible asylums. Sometimes delusions can hardly be distinguished from a prophet's or a poet's visions. All the while, however, a transfigured world is coming together--and the capacity to begin perceiving it, too, as it pieces itself together, over and over, in myriad mobile configurations. Among Bettina Rotenberg's many voices--inspired, sardonic, sorrowful--there is a beautifully forthright one, greeting the future. – By Ann Smock

Bettina Rotenberg grew up in Toronto, attended Radcliffe College, studied painting for three years, and received her PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of California, Berkeley. She taught art, literature, and creative writing at colleges in the Bay Area, and between 1995 and 2015 was the founding Director of VALA (Visual Arts/Language Arts). She sent visual and performing artists into public schools in the East Bay to work with poets to teach low-income minority children poetry in conjunction with the arts. She wrote a book about her work, I Dare to Stop the Wind, which was published in 2010.

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