Aalst Santa Clause has punched the clock and booked his ticket to the Caribbean for the off season, the yule logs are now smoldering ashes, and the any remaining Egg Nog has gone bad. Also the season of obligatory Christmas parties and counting the hours until the fish/relatives/in-laws leave, has come to an end. However somewhere in the midst of the office holiday party and the neighborhood annual reunion, there were some lessons to be learned about the art of entertaining and if you were paying attention you might have picked up a thing or two on things people were right, conversely what they were doing wrong. So we wanted to start this segment on how to put the finishing touches on entertaining at home.
So you've taken the time to step up your game up and expand your knowledge of wine, and keeping up with your reading here has helped I must say, you probably also have learned a thing or two about the finer spirits being served at both home date nights and power cocktails. With that in mind this series will be about putting the finishing touches on what you serve your liquid dreams in. Over the next few post we'll try to provide you with some timeless as well as trending ideas in glassware for Bourbon Glasses, Whiskey Glasses, and of course wine glasses. We begin with golden nectar of the Gods, Bourbon and Whiskey, but first a brief education even though you've probably heard it before: all bourbon is whiskey, but not all whiskey is bourbon. If you're a whiskey (and especially bourbon) drinker, you need to know what that means. By definition, whiskey (or whisky, in Scotland) is a spirit distilled from fermented grain mash grain varieties include wheat, rye, barley, and corn and then aged in wooden barrels. Whiskey is made all over the world and there are many popular styles including Scotch whisky, Irish whiskey, and American whiskey. The most popular form of American whiskey is bourbon, which has its own specific definition.
Must be made in the United States.
Must contain 51 percent corn.
Must be aged in new oak charred barrels.
Must be distilled to no more than 160 proof and entered into the barrel at 125 proof.
Must be bottled at no less than 80 proof.
"Bourbon Whiskey needs to be produced in America and made from 51 percent corn, whiskey does not," says Maker's Mark Master Distiller Greg Davis. Your best Bourbon also needs to be stored in new, charred oak barrels whereas whiskey barrels do need to be oak but not new or charred. "Lastly, to be called bourbon, the liquid needs to be distilled to no more than 160 proof and entered into the barrel at 125." For other whiskies the liquid must be distilled to no more than 190 proof. If you've followed some of the things we've done, you know we're fond of Bourbon so we'll start there although Whiskey provides more options which we'll get to shortly, and of course the ubiquitous stemware. So, if you're going to go amber then the shape of the glass is actually more important than the make of it. In other words crystal is a nice touch but not a necessity. There are several glass shapes that will do the job most admirably and still make the statement you're trying to make, that you enjoy drinking a fine spirt and perhaps a cigar with friends and colleagues and want to make the event the best possible. All of these will accomplish that without you getting anecdotal about your wealth of knowledge. Now there are a few that can be used for both Bourbon and Whiskey and some you can't go completely wrong with, but these tend be more frequently used for those who like their juice American made.
Bourbon glasses tend to be a little bit wider at the top to house slightly larger ice cubes, a trait that has become a bit more of a necessity now that the large ice spheres have become such the rage.
The large ice balls are the range but make sure you've got the right housing. Boys will be Boys.
One of our favorites is the Glencairn Wide-Bowl Whiskey glass, can handle both the rocks and the spheres. And it won't be a faux pas to use with either one.
Now whisky has taken on a life of its own and come a long way from the circular crystal glasses with the ribbed tops, although it needs to be stated that you can never be overstated going with a classic! However now there seems to be classes for every specific type of whiskey, some that bring out the aroma better than others, another's shape helps it breathe, etc. We took on the task to find out how many different types were available and there were tens of them. Way too many to personally try out so we had to do some sort of weeding out process that didn't entail actually sampling product or we wouldn't have made it to work anytime soon, so we inquired to some of the best spots where some of the most educated pallets raise their glasses to find out what they prefer to pour into. The catch is that it had to be available to be purchased for the home, and here are the best we found to be available that will you feel like JR Ewing and Gordon Gekko are coming by for a power cap.
The distinctive shape alone makes the Match collection (shown to the left and right) stand alone. Made in Italy, they retail for $70-$120 USD but your chances of setting these down on the table and having a conversation piece that won't find on anyone else's bar is fairly high. Notice the wide opening that can work with cubes, large cubes, and spheres. The one possible flaw is that trying to look like James Bond while getting that last sip out was a bit challenging.
For those who are looking for that understated but classic presentation, you the only thing smoother than vintage SoHo glasses with matching decanter is the liquor you put into them. Bold yet dignified, like the finest spirits. From the moment you feel its weight in your hand, you realize this is no ordinary glass. The base alone is 1-1/2″ thick, a solid foundation for substantive walls with a cross-pattern cut exuding character. Plenty room for ice.


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When someone close to you does not have the ability to manage their own affairs, making an application to the Court of Protection may be necessary. This can be a daunting process, but our expert Court of Protection solicitors can guide you at every stage.
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Loss of mental capacity can come through illness or injury, and it can happen at any time in a person's life. It can cause issues with managing someone's finances and their home, as well as the ability to make essential decisions about their health, wellbeing and living arrangements.
We can advise on applying to the Court of Protection to become someone's deputy, empowering you to assist them with making important decisions and with the day-to-day management of their affairs. Our team can also assist with one-off applications, for example, to sell a property.
If a swift decision is needed, it may be possible to apply for an emergency order under certain circumstances.
Where you need advice on acting as a deputy, we will be happy to guide you. Should there be a need for a professional to act as a person's Court of Protection deputy, we can carry out this role.
If you are concerned about a possible future loss of capacity, we can advise on making a Lasting Power of Attorney so you can nominate a trusted person to manage your affairs for you if the need ever arises.
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To discuss how our Court of Protection solicitors can help you, please get in touch.
Our clients come from all sections of society – we are happy to help anyone who needs assistance with Court of Protection matters. We have particular expertise in advising clients with high value assets, including providing ongoing assistance with asset management for deputies and acting as professional deputies.
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Applications to protect vulnerable people from financial abuseActing as independent, professional deputies.
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We have real breadth and depth of experience supporting vulnerable people and deputies with the full range of Court of Protection matters, including those involving high value assets and the most challenging circumstances. Our team are genuine experts in mental capacity matters whose advice you can rely on.
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A loss of capacity should never mean that a person suffers emotional or financial harm . Our solicitors are experienced in advising as to how the necessary safeguards can be put in place, using court remedies where appropriate. Our Court of Protection services
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Applying to become a Court of Protection deputy can be a complicated process, so it is important to make sure you complete all of the stages promptly and accurately. You also need to be fully aware of exactly what the role entails before taking it on.
Our team can advise you on the role and its responsibilities, then help you navigate the application process, keeping things as smooth and stress-free as possible. We can also advise on what to do if you are notified of a Court of Protection application by another party that you have concerns about.
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Acting as a Court of Protection deputy is a serious responsibility. It is important to make sure all decisions are made in the best interests of the person being supported and you will need to be able to account for the decisions you have made to the Court.
Our Court of Protection solicitors can provide ongoing support and advice on one-off matters to deputies, including around your annual reporting requirements. We can give advice on court requirements and connect deputies with other professionals, such as financial advisors, investment managers and accountants.
If you are struggling to fulfil the role of a deputy, we can also advise on whether it may be better to seek the appointment of a professional deputy instead.
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The types of decisions a Court of Protection deputy can make about a vulnerable person's affairs will be strictly limited. For this reason, even when there is a deputyship in place, it will still sometimes be necessary to apply to the Court for authorisation to carry about specific actions, such as selling a vulnerable person's home.
Our team can advise on whether a specific application to the Court needs to be made and then support you through the whole process of making an application, including providing representation for any hearings that are required.
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Someone without mental capacity will be unable to make a will, which can cause uncertainty over the future of their estate and make the estate administration process more complicated when the time comes. The Court of Protection can authorise a 'statutory will', which is a will designed to set out what it can be reasonably assumed the vulnerable person would have intended for their estate if they still had capacity.
Our Court of Protection solicitors can assist with drafting proposed statutory wills and applying to the Court of Protection to have them approved. If you are an attorney for a person who has lost capacity or a family member and your application for a statutory will is being contested we can assist.
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Tinkle Magazine Goes Fortnightly, Introduces New Character 'Wai Knot'
By Gadgets 360 Staff | Updated: 8 July 2016 21:25 IST
Tinkle Monthly has been a fixture since its launch in 1980
It has launched its first fortnightly issue this July
It also introduced a new character, a kid from Bengaluru called Wai Knot
Tinkle Magazine has been a fixture in India since its launch in 1980. Along with Amar Chitra Katha, Tinkle has long been one of the most famous and iconic Indian comic magazines, and characters like Suppandi and Shikari Shambu are instantly recognisable to many Indians. One thing that's been a constant for the magazine is its monthly frequency, but the July issue of Tinkle brought a couple of surprises.
For one, Tinkle has announced its first fortnightly issue - the July 2016 issue. This should have come out at the start of the month, but apparently it got delayed due to some postal issues, and is arriving late. The second issue will arrive mid-July, a first for the magazine.
Here's a message from our Editor for all our lovely readers. #TinkleTurnsFortnightly :) pic.twitter.com/ntpN6iO9A8
-- Tinkle Magazine (@TinkleMagazine) July 8, 2016
As seen on the cover and Tinkle's website, the new issue also introduces a new character, Wai Knot, a kid from Bengaluru who's motto in life is, "don't ask why, ask why not?"
Both Amar Chitra Katha and Tinkle were founded by Anant Pai - who signed off as Uncle Pai - with ACK Media acquiring the magazine in 2007. The publisher has been active at Comic Con India and actively participated in comic culture in India, while also embracing technology to stay relevant in the modern era.
The company launched the ACK Comics app in 2014, with which you can read its various comics online, and Tinkle partnered with Blippar to release augmented reality comics as well.
The company now uses WhatsApp to hold contests for fans, and is focusing on digital media as a way of staying relevant without losing the iconic art and storytelling that makes it so recognisable, and it seems to be paying off with a shift from monthly to fortnightly issues, a sign of the increased popularity of the magazine.
Further reading: ACK Media, Amar Chitra Katha, Suppandi, Tinkle
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Q: Why my form on FlaskForm returning an UnboundField? everyone!
I'm writing my firsts rows on an HTML code to create a website with Flask using Python on VSCode. But, today I stopped and can't solve a problem with my login or signup form.
When I try to show my form on my page, this message appears instead the fields and variate for all types:  <UnboundField(StringField, ('Nickname',), {'validators': [<wtforms.validators.DataRequired object at 0x0000000003A8D048>]})>
It's my GitHub page to look deep:
https://github.com/Kaindall/Python-Flask_Website
And it's my code:
My form page:
from wtforms import StringField, PasswordField, SubmitField, Form
from wtforms.validators import DataRequired, Length, Email, EqualTo

class FormCreateAcc(FlaskForm):
    username = StringField('Nickname', validators=[DataRequired()])
    email = StringField('E-mail adress', validators=[DataRequired(), Email()])
    password = PasswordField('Password', validators=[DataRequired(), Length(min=6)])
    pw_confirmation = PasswordField('Confirm Password', validators=[DataRequired(), EqualTo('password')])
    submit_createaccount = SubmitField('Create Account')

class FormLogin(FlaskForm):
    email = StringField('E-mail', validators=[DataRequired(), Email()])
    password = PasswordField('Password', validators=[DataRequired(), Length(min=6)])
    submit_login = SubmitField('Login')

It's main page managing all the website:
from flask import Flask, render_template, url_for
from forms import FormCreateAcc, FormLogin

app=Flask(__name__)
app.config['SECRET_KEY'] = 'I15NxqBiJ7R9nnUWhM3Nd5dCu3TUM8su'

user_list = ['Jax', 'Fiora', 'Gnar', 'Khazix', 'Viktor']

@app.route('/')
def home():
    return render_template('homepage.html')

@app.route('/contact')
def contact():
    return render_template('contact.html')

@app.route('/users')
def users():
    return render_template('users.html', user_list=user_list)

@app.route('/login')
def login():
    f_login = FormLogin()
    f_createacc = FormCreateAcc()
    return render_template('login.html', f_login=FormLogin, f_createacc=FormCreateAcc)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run(debug=True)

And, finally, it's my page trynna show my form:
{% extends 'default.html' %}

{% block body %}

 Login

            {{ f_login.email }}

            {{ f_login.password }}

Create Account

            {{ f_createacc.username }}
            {{ f_createacc.email }}
            {{ f_createacc.password }}
            {{ f_createacc.pw_confirmation }}

{% endblock %}

Obs: My default.html doesn't change anything on the code, is almost a empty block of code just to can padronize all pages. \
Thx you so much just for reading. And a little bit more if wanna answer.

A: return render_template('login.html', f_login=FormLogin, f_createacc=FormCreateAcc)

This line of code distributes your variable f_login incorrectly to the html.
For return render template you are setting the name of variable in jinja and the value of it in python
So
return render_template("login.html", f_createacc = FormCreateAcc)

Sets a jinja variable f_createacc with a value of FormCreateAcc (which is a class)
You can do this instead
@app.route('/login')
def login():
    f_login = FormLogin()
    f_createacc = FormCreateAcc()
    return render_template('login.html', f_login=f_login, f_createacc=f_createacc)

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