Nos classiques : These are the best known qualities, those that have created our firm's image. They include blends that are either 40% reduced per volume or left at their natural degree, and filtered before being bottled.
A blend of 3 to 5 year-old Armagnac. Notes of honey and dried plums. Soft and smooth with a satisfying sweetness on the palate.
8 years-old : A blend of Armagnac aged at least 8 years old in oak barrels. Subtle notes of vanilla, toast and dried fruits. Very round on the palate, fine balance, a flavorful Armagnac with finesse.
18 years-old : A blend of Armagnac aged at least 18 years-old in oak barrels. A harmonious Armagnac combining character and age – its quality bears witness to the firm's signature.
25 years-old : A blend of Armagnac aged at least 25 years –old in oak barrels. Very elegant liquorice and crystallized apricot taste. A great Bas Armagnac with a strong character.
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Ugni-blanc is the very best variety for distillation. It gives acidic wines with a low degree of alcohol, which, after distillation, produce fine, good quality eaux-de-vie. This variety is well adapted both to Bas-Armagnac and to Armagnac-Ténarèze. It is the most widely use variety in the Armagnac appellation.


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/*
*********************************************************************************************

  Loader Polyfill

    - Implemented exactly to the 2014-05-22 Specification Draft.

    - Functions are commented with their spec numbers, with spec differences commented.

    - Spec bugs are commented in this code with links.

    - Abstract functions have been combined where possible, and their associated functions
      commented.

    - Realm implementation is entirely omitted.

    - Loader module table iteration currently not yet implemented.

*********************************************************************************************
*/

// Some Helpers

// logs a linkset snapshot for debugging
/* function snapshot(loader) {
  console.log('---Snapshot---');
  for (var i = 0; i < loader.loads.length; i++) {
    var load = loader.loads[i];
    var linkSetLog = '  ' + load.name + ' (' + load.status + '): ';

    for (var j = 0; j < load.linkSets.length; j++) {
      linkSetLog += '{' + logloads(load.linkSets[j].loads) + '} ';
    }
    console.log(linkSetLog);
  }
  console.log('');
}
function logloads(loads) {
  var log = '';
  for (var k = 0; k < loads.length; k++)
    log += loads[k].name + (k != loads.length - 1 ? ' ' : '');
  return log;
} */

/* function checkInvariants() {
  // see https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2603#c1

  var loads = System._loader.loads;
  var linkSets = [];

  for (var i = 0; i < loads.length; i++) {
    var load = loads[i];
    console.assert(load.status == 'loading' || load.status == 'loaded', 'Each load is loading or loaded');

    for (var j = 0; j < load.linkSets.length; j++) {
      var linkSet = load.linkSets[j];

      for (var k = 0; k < linkSet.loads.length; k++)
        console.assert(loads.indexOf(linkSet.loads[k]) != -1, 'linkSet loads are a subset of loader loads');

      if (linkSets.indexOf(linkSet) == -1)
        linkSets.push(linkSet);
    }
  }

  for (var i = 0; i < loads.length; i++) {
    var load = loads[i];
    for (var j = 0; j < linkSets.length; j++) {
      var linkSet = linkSets[j];

      if (linkSet.loads.indexOf(load) != -1)
        console.assert(load.linkSets.indexOf(linkSet) != -1, 'linkSet contains load -> load contains linkSet');

      if (load.linkSets.indexOf(linkSet) != -1)
        console.assert(linkSet.loads.indexOf(load) != -1, 'load contains linkSet -> linkSet contains load');
    }
  }

  for (var i = 0; i < linkSets.length; i++) {
    var linkSet = linkSets[i];
    for (var j = 0; j < linkSet.loads.length; j++) {
      var load = linkSet.loads[j];

      for (var k = 0; k < load.dependencies.length; k++) {
        var depName = load.dependencies[k].value;
        var depLoad;
        for (var l = 0; l < loads.length; l++) {
          if (loads[l].name != depName)
            continue;
          depLoad = loads[l];
          break;
        }

        // loading records are allowed not to have their dependencies yet
        // if (load.status != 'loading')
        //  console.assert(depLoad, 'depLoad found');

        // console.assert(linkSet.loads.indexOf(depLoad) != -1, 'linkset contains all dependencies');
      }
    }
  }
} */

(function (__global) {
  (function() {
    var Promise = __global.Promise || require('when/es6-shim/Promise');

    var defineProperty;
    (function () {
      try {
        if (!!Object.defineProperty({}, 'a', {})) {
          defineProperty = Object.defineProperty;
        }
      } catch (e) {
        defineProperty = function (obj, prop, opt) {
          try {
            obj[prop] = opt.value || opt.get.call(obj);
          }
          catch(e) {}
        }
      }
    }());

    console.assert = console.assert || function() {};

    // IE8 support
    var indexOf = Array.prototype.indexOf || function(item) {
      for (var i = 0, thisLen = this.length; i < thisLen; i++) {
        if (this[i] === item) {
          return i;
        }
      }
      return -1;
    };

    // 15.2.3 - Runtime Semantics: Loader State

    // 15.2.3.11
    function createLoaderLoad(object) {
      return {
        // modules is an object for ES5 implementation
        modules: {},
        loads: [],
        loaderObj: object
      };
    }

    // 15.2.3.2 Load Records and LoadRequest Objects

    // 15.2.3.2.1
    function createLoad(name) {
      return {
        status: 'loading',
        name: name,
        linkSets: [],
        dependencies: [],
        metadata: {}
      };
    }

    // 15.2.3.2.2 createLoadRequestObject, absorbed into calling functions

    // 15.2.4

    // 15.2.4.1
    function loadModule(loader, name, options) {
      return new Promise(asyncStartLoadPartwayThrough({
        step: options.address ? 'fetch' : 'locate',
        loader: loader,
        moduleName: name,
        moduleMetadata: {},
        moduleSource: options.source,
        moduleAddress: options.address
      }));
    }

    // 15.2.4.2
    function requestLoad(loader, request, refererName, refererAddress) {
      // 15.2.4.2.1 CallNormalize
      return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
        resolve(loader.loaderObj.normalize(request, refererName, refererAddress));
      })
      // 15.2.4.2.2 GetOrCreateLoad
      .then(function(name) {
        var load;
        if (loader.modules[name]) {
          load = createLoad(name);
          load.status = 'linked';
          // https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2795
          // load.module = loader.modules[name];
          return load;
        }

        for (var i = 0, l = loader.loads.length; i < l; i++) {
          load = loader.loads[i];
          if (load.name != name)
            continue;
          console.assert(load.status == 'loading' || load.status == 'loaded', 'loading or loaded');
          return load;
        }

        load = createLoad(name);
        loader.loads.push(load);

        proceedToLocate(loader, load);

        return load;
      });
    }

    // 15.2.4.3
    function proceedToLocate(loader, load) {
      proceedToFetch(loader, load,
        Promise.resolve()
        // 15.2.4.3.1 CallLocate
        .then(function() {
          return loader.loaderObj.locate({ name: load.name, metadata: load.metadata });
        })
      );
    }

    // 15.2.4.4
    function proceedToFetch(loader, load, p) {
      proceedToTranslate(loader, load,
        p
        // 15.2.4.4.1 CallFetch
        .then(function(address) {
          // adjusted, see https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2602
          if (load.status != 'loading')
            return;
          load.address = address;

          return loader.loaderObj.fetch({ name: load.name, metadata: load.metadata, address: address });
        })
      );
    }

    var anonCnt = 0;

    // 15.2.4.5
    function proceedToTranslate(loader, load, p) {
      p
      // 15.2.4.5.1 CallTranslate
      .then(function(source) {
        if (load.status != 'loading')
          return;
        return loader.loaderObj.translate({ name: load.name, metadata: load.metadata, address: load.address, source: source });
      })

      // 15.2.4.5.2 CallInstantiate
      .then(function(source) {
        if (load.status != 'loading')
          return;
        load.source = source;
        return loader.loaderObj.instantiate({ name: load.name, metadata: load.metadata, address: load.address, source: source });
      })

      // 15.2.4.5.3 InstantiateSucceeded
      .then(function(instantiateResult) {
        if (load.status != 'loading')
          return;

        var depsList;
        if (instantiateResult === undefined) {
          load.address = load.address || 'anon' + ++anonCnt;
          load.kind = 'declarative';
          depsList = loader.loaderObj.parse(load);
        }
        else if (typeof instantiateResult == 'object') {
          depsList = instantiateResult.deps || [];
          load.execute = instantiateResult.execute;
          load.kind = 'dynamic';
        }
        else
          throw TypeError('Invalid instantiate return value');

        // 15.2.4.6 ProcessLoadDependencies
        load.dependencies = [];
        load.depsList = depsList;

        var loadPromises = [];
        for (var i = 0, l = depsList.length; i < l; i++) (function(request, index) {
          loadPromises.push(
            requestLoad(loader, request, load.name, load.address)

            // 15.2.4.6.1 AddDependencyLoad (load is parentLoad)
            .then(function(depLoad) {

              console.assert(!load.dependencies.some(function(dep) {
                return dep.key == request;
              }), 'not already a dependency');

              // adjusted from spec to maintain dependency order
              // this is due to the System.register internal implementation needs
              load.dependencies[index] = {
                key: request,
                value: depLoad.name
              };

              if (depLoad.status != 'linked') {
                var linkSets = load.linkSets.concat([]);
                for (var i = 0, l = linkSets.length; i < l; i++)
                  addLoadToLinkSet(linkSets[i], depLoad);
              }

              // console.log('AddDependencyLoad ' + depLoad.name + ' for ' + load.name);
              // snapshot(loader);
            })
          );
        })(depsList[i], i);

        return Promise.all(loadPromises);
      })

      // 15.2.4.6.2 LoadSucceeded
      .then(function() {
        // console.log('LoadSucceeded ' + load.name);
        // snapshot(loader);

        console.assert(load.status == 'loading', 'is loading');

        load.status = 'loaded';

        var linkSets = load.linkSets.concat([]);
        for (var i = 0, l = linkSets.length; i < l; i++)
          updateLinkSetOnLoad(linkSets[i], load);
      })

      // 15.2.4.5.4 LoadFailed
      ['catch'](function(exc) {
        console.assert(load.status == 'loading', 'is loading on fail');
        load.status = 'failed';
        load.exception = exc;

        var linkSets = load.linkSets.concat([]);
        for (var i = 0, l = linkSets.length; i < l; i++)
          linkSetFailed(linkSets[i], exc);

        console.assert(load.linkSets.length == 0, 'linkSets not removed');
      });
    }

    // 15.2.4.7 PromiseOfStartLoadPartwayThrough absorbed into calling functions

    // 15.2.4.7.1
    function asyncStartLoadPartwayThrough(stepState) {
      return function(resolve, reject) {
        var loader = stepState.loader;
        var name = stepState.moduleName;
        var step = stepState.step;

        if (loader.modules[name])
          throw new TypeError('"' + name + '" already exists in the module table');

        // NB this still seems wrong for LoadModule as we may load a dependency
        // of another module directly before it has finished loading.
        // see https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2994
        for (var i = 0, l = loader.loads.length; i < l; i++)
          if (loader.loads[i].name == name)
            throw new TypeError('"' + name + '" already loading');

        var load = createLoad(name);

        load.metadata = stepState.moduleMetadata;

        var linkSet = createLinkSet(loader, load);

        loader.loads.push(load);

        resolve(linkSet.done);

        if (step == 'locate')
          proceedToLocate(loader, load);

        else if (step == 'fetch')
          proceedToFetch(loader, load, Promise.resolve(stepState.moduleAddress));

        else {
          console.assert(step == 'translate', 'translate step');
          load.address = stepState.moduleAddress;
          proceedToTranslate(loader, load, Promise.resolve(stepState.moduleSource));
        }
      }
    }

    // Declarative linking functions run through alternative implementation:
    // 15.2.5.1.1 CreateModuleLinkageRecord not implemented
    // 15.2.5.1.2 LookupExport not implemented
    // 15.2.5.1.3 LookupModuleDependency not implemented

    // 15.2.5.2.1
    function createLinkSet(loader, startingLoad) {
      var linkSet = {
        loader: loader,
        loads: [],
        startingLoad: startingLoad, // added see spec bug https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2995
        loadingCount: 0
      };
      linkSet.done = new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
        linkSet.resolve = resolve;
        linkSet.reject = reject;
      });
      addLoadToLinkSet(linkSet, startingLoad);
      return linkSet;
    }
    // 15.2.5.2.2
    function addLoadToLinkSet(linkSet, load) {
      console.assert(load.status == 'loading' || load.status == 'loaded', 'loading or loaded on link set');

      for (var i = 0, l = linkSet.loads.length; i < l; i++)
        if (linkSet.loads[i] == load)
          return;

      linkSet.loads.push(load);
      load.linkSets.push(linkSet);

      // adjustment, see https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2603
      if (load.status != 'loaded') {
        linkSet.loadingCount++;
      }

      var loader = linkSet.loader;

      for (var i = 0, l = load.dependencies.length; i < l; i++) {
        var name = load.dependencies[i].value;

        if (loader.modules[name])
          continue;

        for (var j = 0, d = loader.loads.length; j < d; j++) {
          if (loader.loads[j].name != name)
            continue;

          addLoadToLinkSet(linkSet, loader.loads[j]);
          break;
        }
      }
      // console.log('add to linkset ' + load.name);
      // snapshot(linkSet.loader);
    }

    function doLink(linkSet) {
      try {
        link(linkSet);
      }
      catch(exc) {
        linkSetFailed(linkSet, exc);
        return true;
      }
    }

    // 15.2.5.2.3
    function updateLinkSetOnLoad(linkSet, load) {
      // console.log('update linkset on load ' + load.name);
      // snapshot(linkSet.loader);

      console.assert(load.status == 'loaded' || load.status == 'linked', 'loaded or linked');

      linkSet.loadingCount--;

      if (linkSet.loadingCount > 0)
        return;

      // adjusted for spec bug https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2995
      var startingLoad = linkSet.startingLoad;

      // non-executing link variation for loader tracing
      // on the server. Not in spec.
      /***/
      if (linkSet.loader.loaderObj.execute === false) {
        var loads = [].concat(linkSet.loads);
        for (var i = 0, l = loads.length; i < l; i++) {
          var load = loads[i];
          load.module = load.kind == 'dynamic' ? {
            module: _newModule({})
          } : {
            name: load.name,
            module: _newModule({}),
            evaluated: true
          };
          load.status = 'linked';
          finishLoad(linkSet.loader, load);
        }
        return linkSet.resolve(startingLoad);
      }
      /***/

      var abrupt = doLink(linkSet);

      if (abrupt)
        return;

      console.assert(linkSet.loads.length == 0, 'loads cleared');

      linkSet.resolve(startingLoad);
    }

    // 15.2.5.2.4
    function linkSetFailed(linkSet, exc) {
      var loader = linkSet.loader;
      var loads = linkSet.loads.concat([]);
      for (var i = 0, l = loads.length; i < l; i++) {
        var load = loads[i];

        // store all failed load records
        loader.loaderObj.failed = loader.loaderObj.failed || [];
        if (indexOf.call(loader.loaderObj.failed, load) == -1)
          loader.loaderObj.failed.push(load);

        var linkIndex = indexOf.call(load.linkSets, linkSet);
        console.assert(linkIndex != -1, 'link not present');
        load.linkSets.splice(linkIndex, 1);
        if (load.linkSets.length == 0) {
          var globalLoadsIndex = indexOf.call(linkSet.loader.loads, load);
          if (globalLoadsIndex != -1)
            linkSet.loader.loads.splice(globalLoadsIndex, 1);
        }
      }
      linkSet.reject(exc);
    }

    // 15.2.5.2.5
    function finishLoad(loader, load) {
      // add to global trace if tracing
      if (loader.loaderObj.trace) {
        if (!loader.loaderObj.loads)
          loader.loaderObj.loads = {};
        var depMap = {};
        load.dependencies.forEach(function(dep) {
          depMap[dep.key] = dep.value;
        });
        loader.loaderObj.loads[load.name] = {
          name: load.name,
          deps: load.dependencies.map(function(dep){ return dep.key }),
          depMap: depMap,
          address: load.address,
          metadata: load.metadata,
          source: load.source,
          kind: load.kind
        };
      }
      // if not anonymous, add to the module table
      if (load.name) {
        console.assert(!loader.modules[load.name], 'load not in module table');
        loader.modules[load.name] = load.module;
      }
      var loadIndex = indexOf.call(loader.loads, load);
      if (loadIndex != -1)
        loader.loads.splice(loadIndex, 1);
      for (var i = 0, l = load.linkSets.length; i < l; i++) {
        loadIndex = indexOf.call(load.linkSets[i].loads, load);
        if (loadIndex != -1)
          load.linkSets[i].loads.splice(loadIndex, 1);
      }
      load.linkSets.splice(0, load.linkSets.length);
    }

    // 15.2.5.3 Module Linking Groups

    // 15.2.5.3.2 BuildLinkageGroups alternative implementation
    // Adjustments (also see https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2755)
    // 1. groups is an already-interleaved array of group kinds
    // 2. load.groupIndex is set when this function runs
    // 3. load.groupIndex is the interleaved index ie 0 declarative, 1 dynamic, 2 declarative, ... (or starting with dynamic)
    function buildLinkageGroups(load, loads, groups, loader) {
      groups[load.groupIndex] = groups[load.groupIndex] || [];

      // if the load already has a group index and its in its group, its already been done
      // this logic naturally handles cycles
      if (indexOf.call(groups[load.groupIndex], load) != -1)
        return;

      // now add it to the group to indicate its been seen
      groups[load.groupIndex].push(load);

      for (var i = 0, l = loads.length; i < l; i++) {
        var loadDep = loads[i];

        // dependencies not found are already linked
        for (var j = 0; j < load.dependencies.length; j++) {
          if (loadDep.name == load.dependencies[j].value) {
            // by definition all loads in linkset are loaded, not linked
            console.assert(loadDep.status == 'loaded', 'Load in linkSet not loaded!');

            // if it is a group transition, the index of the dependency has gone up
            // otherwise it is the same as the parent
            var loadDepGroupIndex = load.groupIndex + (loadDep.kind != load.kind);

            // the group index of an entry is always the maximum
            if (loadDep.groupIndex === undefined || loadDep.groupIndex < loadDepGroupIndex) {

              // if already in a group, remove from the old group
              if (loadDep.groupIndex) {
                groups[loadDep.groupIndex].splice(indexOf.call(groups[loadDep.groupIndex], loadDep), 1);

                // if the old group is empty, then we have a mixed depndency cycle
                if (groups[loadDep.groupIndex].length == 0)
                  throw new TypeError("Mixed dependency cycle detected");
              }

              loadDep.groupIndex = loadDepGroupIndex;
            }

            buildLinkageGroups(loadDep, loads, groups, loader);
          }
        }
      }
    }

    // 15.2.5.4
    function link(linkSet) {

      var loader = linkSet.loader;

      if (!linkSet.loads.length)
        return;

      // console.log('linking {' + logloads(linkSet.loads) + '}');
      // snapshot(loader);

      // 15.2.5.3.1 LinkageGroups alternative implementation

      // build all the groups
      // because the first load represents the top of the tree
      // for a given linkset, we can work down from there
      var groups = [];
      var startingLoad = linkSet.loads[0];
      startingLoad.groupIndex = 0;
      buildLinkageGroups(startingLoad, linkSet.loads, groups, loader);

      // determine the kind of the bottom group
      var curGroupDeclarative = (startingLoad.kind == 'declarative') == groups.length % 2;

      // run through the groups from bottom to top
      for (var i = groups.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
        var group = groups[i];
        for (var j = 0; j < group.length; j++) {
          var load = group[j];

          // 15.2.5.5 LinkDeclarativeModules adjusted
          if (curGroupDeclarative) {
            linkDeclarativeModule(load, linkSet.loads, loader);
          }
          // 15.2.5.6 LinkDynamicModules adjusted
          else {
            var module = load.execute();
            if (!module || !(module instanceof Module))
              throw new TypeError('Execution must define a Module instance');
            load.module = {
              module: module
            };
            load.status = 'linked';
          }
          finishLoad(loader, load);
        }

        // alternative current kind for next loop
        curGroupDeclarative = !curGroupDeclarative;
      }
    }

    // custom module records for binding graph
    // store linking module records in a separate table
    var moduleRecords = {};
    function getOrCreateModuleRecord(name) {
      return moduleRecords[name] || (moduleRecords[name] = {
        name: name,
        dependencies: [],
        module: new Module(), // start from an empty module and extend
        importers: [],
        evaluated: false
      });
    }

    // custom declarative linking function
    function linkDeclarativeModule(load, loads, loader) {
      if (load.module)
        return;

      var module = load.module = getOrCreateModuleRecord(load.name);
      var moduleObj = load.module.module;

      var registryEntry = load.declare.call(__global, function(name, value) {
        // NB This should be an Object.defineProperty, but that is very slow.
        //    By disaling this module write-protection we gain performance.
        //    It could be useful to allow an option to enable or disable this.
        moduleObj[name] = value;

        for (var i = 0, l = module.importers.length; i < l; i++) {
          var importerModule = module.importers[i];
          if (importerModule.setters) {
            var importerIndex = importerModule.dependencies.indexOf(module);
            if (importerIndex != -1) {
              var setter = importerModule.setters[importerIndex];
              setter(moduleObj);
            }
          }
        }
        return value;
      });

      // setup our setters and execution function
      load.module.setters = registryEntry.setters;
      load.module.execute = registryEntry.execute;

      // now link all the module dependencies
      // amending the depMap as we go
      for (var i = 0, l = load.dependencies.length; i < l; i++) {
        var depName = load.dependencies[i].value;
        var depModule = getOrCreateModuleRecord(depName);

        depModule.importers.push(module);

        // if not already a module in the registry, try and link it now
        if (!loader.modules[depName]) {

          // get the dependency load record
          for (var j = 0; j < loads.length; j++) {
            if (loads[j].name != depName)
              continue;

            // only link if already not already started linking (stops at circular / dynamic)
            if (!loads[j].module)
              linkDeclarativeModule(loads[j], loads, loader);
          }
        }

        console.assert(depModule, 'Dependency module not found!');

        module.dependencies.push(depModule);

        // run the setter for this dependency
        if (module.setters[i])
          module.setters[i](depModule.module);
      }

      load.status = 'linked';
    }

    // 15.2.5.5.1 LinkImports not implemented
    // 15.2.5.7 ResolveExportEntries not implemented
    // 15.2.5.8 ResolveExports not implemented
    // 15.2.5.9 ResolveExport not implemented
    // 15.2.5.10 ResolveImportEntries not implemented

    // 15.2.6.1
    function evaluateLoadedModule(loader, load) {
      console.assert(load.status == 'linked', 'is linked ' + load.name);

      doEnsureEvaluated(load.module, [], loader);
      return load.module.module;
    }

    /*
     * Module Object non-exotic for ES5:
     *
     * module.module        bound module object
     * module.execute       execution function for module
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      if (options.translate)
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      if (options.instantiate)
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        loads: [],
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        get: function() {
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          throw new TypeError('Module is already loading.');
        return createImportPromise(name, new Promise(asyncStartLoadPartwayThrough({
          step: 'translate',
          loader: this._loader,
          moduleName: name,
          moduleMetadata: options && options.metadata || {},
          moduleSource: source,
          moduleAddress: options && options.address
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Oak Cliff was on TV last night for an NBC DFW story about the "Twenty's Plenty" campaign, Kessler Park and East Kessler neighbors who put up yard signs reminding drivers to slow down.
Dean Foods, the East Dallas-based dairy company, is building a new plant in South Dallas, near Kiest and Ledbetter. They are expected to hire as many as 100 workers.
City of Ate praises the vegetarian and vegan selection at Bee Enchiladería.
And a story last week in the Texas Tribune about U.S. Census numbers indicating Dallas has no room to grow featured a picture from a cookout at Kidd Springs Park. The story notes that the Hispanic population in Dallas is growing.
Elba Garcia, a Dallas County commissioner, said that anytime a county has a low level of growth, it is a challenge for the tax base — regardless of the ethnic breakdown of the population. She said the spike in the region's Hispanic population would likely translate to more Hispanic representation in the state's redistricting process.
But the population decrease inside the city also means that urban residents could lose some sway in the Texas House. Several incumbent members of the chamber represent districts that did not keep pace with the population of neighboring suburban districts, and they may be consolidated.


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Back in November 2018, Royal Enfield launched its 650 Twins. And now it has been said that both the bikes are on huge demand which even the company is not able to fulfil and resulting in a long waiting period. So to meet this huge demand, the production has been increased. With this huge demand, the company over rejoices but on the other hand, it has to work hard to meet up the demands.
Now, because of this huge demands, customers too have to wait for a longer period to get their bike as the waiting period has been extended to 4-6 months. This time period is claimed to be the longest for any production bike in India. If compared to the Continental GT 650, the demand for the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 is very much high but still, the waiting period of both the bikes is the same. The time period of delivery too differs from dealers to dealers i.e. Mumbai and Chennai claims a 4 to 5 months of a waiting period while the waiting period of dealers in Mysore is 3 to 4 months.
The credit for the high demand of the bikes in India and across the world can be given to the long waiting period. It got worse when again after three months of call-off of the strike because of the lack in the conclusion, in February the workers called a strike at the Royal Enfield Oragadam plant. For minimizing the waiting period, the company has increased the production from 2,500 units to the 4-5k units. This will decrease the waiting period and the customers will get their bike soon.
If sales of the Royal Enfield Continental GT and Interceptor 650 is to be seen, it has been rising month by month for both the bikes from the launch month itself. In November 2018, sales were 325 units while in December it reached 629 units. In January 2019, the sale saw a massive growth to 1,069 units. While in February, it gave a tough competition to all the middleweight bikes and had a huge margin with 1,445 units.
Even the countries like Australia, Thailand, US and UK, the RE 650 Twins were exported. The bikes are gaining popularity even in the foreign markets and this can be said because, in Thailand, the bookings have crossed 700 units for both the bikes. By seeing the popularity, the company is planning to open its first CKD plant in Thailand by the end of this year.
The Royal Enfield Interceptor and Continental GT 650 are considered to be the best bikes under the Royal Enfield brand which are priced at INR 2.50 lakh and INR 2.65 lakh respectively. Getting the power from the new 648cc, parallel twin, air cooled engine both the bikes churns out 47 bhp of peak power at 7,250 rpm and 52 Nm of maximum torque at 5,250 rpm.


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Launch schedule: Upcoming Florida rocket launches and landings
If schedules hold, Florida's Space Coast could see up to three dozen launches in 2019 thanks to missions that will fly on SpaceX and ULA rockets.
Launch schedule: Upcoming Florida rocket launches and landings If schedules hold, Florida's Space Coast could see up to three dozen launches in 2019 thanks to missions that will fly on SpaceX and ULA rockets. Check out this story on tcpalm.com: http://on.flatoday.com/2CbtgiA
Emre Kelly and Antonia Jaramillo, Florida Today Published 1:49 p.m. ET Dec. 26, 2017 | Updated 12:03 p.m. ET July 17, 2019
As seen from Cocoa Beach: A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station's Launch Complex 40 with the Telstar 18 VANTAGE communications satellite on Monday, Sept. 10, 2018.(Photo: Malcolm Denemark / FLORIDA TODAY)
Florida's Space Coast is slated to see high-profile launches this year, including the first uncrewed and crewed demonstration flights spearheaded by SpaceX and Boeing. Several commercial launches are expected, too.
>July 21: Falcon 9
Company / Agency: SpaceX for NASA
Location: Launch Complex 40, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
Launch Time: 7:35 p.m. ET
Landing: Landing Zone 1, Cape Canaveral
A SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft will launch atop a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station to the International Space Station for its 18th mission under NASA's Commercial Resupply Services.
>No earlier than Aug. 8: Atlas V
Company / Agency: United Launch Alliance for the U.S. Air Force
Launch Time: TBD
Launch Window: TBD
An Atlas V rocket will launch the Air Force's fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF-5) communications satellite to a geostationary orbit.
>Aug. 22: Delta IV
Launch Time: 10:55 a.m. ET
ULA will launch the Air Force's second Global Positioning System III satellite to a medium-Earth orbit. This is the last scheduled launch of a medium-class Delta IV rocket.
>No earlier than August: Atlas V
Company / Agency: United Launch Alliance for NASA
An Atlas V rocket will launch an uncrewed Orbital Flight Test of Boeing's CST-100 Starliner capsule to the International Space Station for NASA's Commercial Crew Program.
>No earlier than November: Atlas V
ULA's Atlas V will launch the Crew Flight Test of Boeing's CST-100 Starliner capsule to the International Space Station for NASA's Commercial Crew Program. The three-person crew includes NASA astronauts Mike Fincke and Nicole Mann, and Boeing astronaut Chris Ferguson.
>2019 or 2020 TBD: Falcon 9
Location: Pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center
Landing: TBD
SpaceX will launch Demo-2 for NASA's Commercial Crew Program, the first flight of the company's Crew Dragon capsule with astronauts on board. NASA test pilots Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley will fly to and from the International Space Station.
>2019 TBD: Pegasus XL
Company / Agency: Northrop Grumman for NASA
Location: Skid Strip, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
Northrop Grumman's air-launched Pegasus XL rocket will launch NASA's $252 million Ionospheric Connection Explorer science mission, or ICON, about 100 miles off the coast of Daytona Beach at an altitude of 39,000 feet.
First attempt scrubbed on Nov. 7, 2018, due to technical issues
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While this isn't the prettiest or most sophisticated soup in the pot, it is satisfying and very forgiving. Don't like cilantro? Leave it out. Jalapenos too hot? Reduce the amount. Not hot enough? Add more. No stock? Add water. The only ingredient you can't change is the beans.
Heat oil in large, heavy pot over medium-high heat. Add onion, garlic and peppers. Sauté 5 minutes.
Puree soup with cilantro leaves (if using) with a hand blender. If using a regular blender, puree in batches and return to pot when done.
Season to taste with salt and pepper. Thin soup with more stock if necessary.
Ladle into bowls and serve with a dollop of sour cream and salsa. Sprinkle with cilantro and add a wedge of lime.
This recipe was created by Charmian Christie, a food writer, recipe developer and blogger from Ontario.
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Got 10,000 Instagram Followers? This Hotel Will Give You a Free Night's Stay
fun | hotel | Instagram | promo | social media | social network | September 22, 2013
Companies are inclined to give freebies and complimentary services to people who have a huge following on social networks. As a marketing move, it makes perfect sense. The odds of these people tweeting and talking about the event is high, and the more people they get to share it with, the better, right?
Jumping on this bandwagon is the 1888 Hotel located in Sydney, Australia. They're hosting a giveaway for Instagram users who have 10,000 or more followers, so if you've already passed that mark, then lucky you.
All you have to do is follow them on Instagram (their handle is @8hotels) and send an email to media[at]8hotels.com.
But first things first, what's the 1888 Hotel? Staying true to the promo they're hosting, it's a five-star luxury hotel with an Instagram theme. Just think of the Twitter hotel, only this one is optimized for Instagram users instead, beginning with the selfie wall where guests are encouraged to take a selfie after checking in. The hotel offers beautiful views on every floor and luxurious facilities that are, as they claim, "Instagram-worthy."
Naturally, you can find more pics of the 1888 Hotel on Instagram, under #1888hotel.
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WCA softball gets comeback win over OHS
Opelousas High exploded for the early lead and then the slow fuse began to burn for Westminster Christian Academy softball team.
WCA softball gets comeback win over OHS Opelousas High exploded for the early lead and then the slow fuse began to burn for Westminster Christian Academy softball team. Check out this story on dailyworld.com: https://www.dailyworld.com/story/sports/high-school/2016/03/02/wca-softball-gets-comeback-win-ohs/81223228/
Louisiana Published 2:21 p.m. CT March 2, 2016
Westminster Christian Academy received key performances from Annie Barham, Emily Mouton and Kassie Salling, in their team's 7-5 win Tuesday over Opelousas High. The win was the first this season for Westminster.(Photo: Bobby Ardoin/Special to the Daily World)Buy Photo
Westminster diffused the 5-0 first-inning deficit and scored a pair of runs in the bottom of the seventh to take a 7-5 comeback victory over visiting Opelousas on Tuesday.
Darkness began to envelop the field as Westminster pitcher Kassie Pellerin doubled home the final two runs for the Crusaders. In that final inning the Crusaders also received a single by Destiny Ledoux.
It was also the first victory of the season for the Crusaders (1-4) who play again Thursday at Eunice High.
WCA head softball coach Stephanie Salling said her team persevered and then slowly got back into the game.
"It's never good starting out a game behind 5-0 like we did in the first inning. I have to give my players credit for not getting frustrated.
"I thought we hit the ball all during the game, but it went straight to the defense instead. It's my first win as this team's softball coach," Salling said.
Kassie Salling pitched six innings that began following the first frame when the Crusaders fell behind by five runs.
The Crusaders scored single runs in the second and third innings and then combined for five more in the last two innings.
Opelousas dropped to 0-3. The Tigers travel to play at Ville Platte on Thursday.


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Church fire on Alderwood near Gleneden Beach Loop
Gleneden Beach Christian Church badly damaged by fire Sunday afternoon. Cause under investigation. Submitted photo by church member.
Update 7pm: A fire badly damaged the Gleneden Beach Christian Church at Alderwood and Gleneden Beach Loop Sunday afternoon. The fire appeared to have a head start as the flames were large and eventually came through roof. Firefighters from Depoe Bay, Lincoln City and Newport battled the blaze which wound up doing considerable damage. Fortunately no one was hurt. No cause yet officially determined. Fire investigators will be out Monday to try to track down the source of the fire.
1:52pm – Report of of a church building on fire at Alderwood and Gleneden Beach Loop. Watch for fire and emergency crews. A long ladder truck is being summoned from Lincoln City.
1:58pm – Heavy smoke is reported to be blowing out from under the building eaves.
2:00pm – Mutual Aid is also being provided by Newport Fire-Rescue.
2:02pm – Flames now making their way through the roof.
2:44pm – Fire Command is calling for additional backup – going in to "Defensive Mode." That usually means the fire got too much of a head start on firefighters and they will now concentrate on protecting adjacent buildings and other properties while pouring a lot of water on the fire, but not going inside because of the fire had already consumed a big part of the building which can mean failing and falling walls and ceilings.


We've all been there, squeezed into a pair of uncomfortable tights that pushes on our abdomens. Not only is it uncomfortable, but there are certain circumstances where people have sensitive bellies and that just won't do. That's why it was so important to come up with waistband free tights that rest on the hips. From customers who've had abdominal surgeries to new mothers, Hipstik's had people reach out in gratitude for providing tights they can wear comfortably. Here are some of their stories.
"I ordered a pair of your tights several months ago and right after I received them I broke my knee cap and was unable to even try them on until recently. I love them. I have had several abdominal surgeries and have a lot of gastric problems but these tights do not hurt my tummy."
"I am unable to wear any waistband near my stomach without suffering horrible pain. These fit below and have a little rubber inside so they never slip down. They also don't cut into your skin leaving you with weird muffin top like rolls."
Many more women have reached out with similar stories. In fact, Hipstik was created after its founder, Laura, came home from work one day with a scissor-sized cut down her pantyhose. "What happened there?" her husband asked. "They're so uncomfortable so I cut them in the bathroom at the office!" she said. After a good laugh and throwing the ruined pair of hosiery in the trash, she set out on a mission to find comfortable tights. But they all tugged, pulled, irritated, and squeezed. So that's when she decided she would create her own waistband free tights. That's how Hipstik began, and its provided true low rise tights that don't press on the waist ever since.
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The solid lines show like it will be a cut instead of a fold. Is there any video that shows how to do it? I tried to find one but there are just too many.
@Pistillo - how did you export it? I did File => Export => Project Rendering => SVG and it was fine (meaning the valley and mountain fold lines were clearly indicated in MTC).
Liz, since this is my first time doing it, the MTC imported file split the card into 3 sections. A top and bottom halves plus the center letters. I did not observe any cash lines indicating valleys and mountains. What am I missing? Thanks for responding.
@Pistillo - if you go File => Print preview in PCS, do you see the dashed lines?
What are you settings in File => Render Options for the Mountain and Valley Lines?
The pdf export doesn't retain the line styles/types.
Liz, my render options do not have any options selected. I proceeded to do the same set up as yours.
Am I supposed to cut the file according to these layers? I sent the file to cut yesterday and it just cut the paper through. It did not leave any valleys or mountains.
LIz and Mr. Zin I will get back to you later. I have to leave to work now. Thank you for your kind help.
do you have the make the cut user manual ?
The bottom of your letters do not have folds. It appears that you did make the tops flat, but not the bottoms. So, if it were me, I'd start over again in PCS and make sure you trim the bottom off, as well as the top. Then proceed again. One thing I do is repeatedly use File>Print Preview to make sure I see the dashed fold lines show up before moving on to the next step. Then I check one more time before exporting as SVG.
Great pick up Sandy didn't notice that line was solid ?
Mr. Zing, I did browse the user manual after your recommendation. I will have to experiment adjusting the line style to create better fold and mountains.
I own a very old Graphtec Craft ROBO. It only cuts 8.5 x 11" sheets. It was given to me as a hand me down from my sister. It came without blade holder and power supply. Luckily, the machine is compatible with Silhoute and I was able to get both from that brand.
I plan to test cutting 300 g/m2 cardstock puchased on sale at Michael's. I think I will need to buy a sticky cutting mat according to some videos watched yesterday.
Thank you Sandy for your advice. I will add folds to the bottom and try again.
The Graphtec Craft Robo was my first cutter and, without any doubt, got me hooked on cutters for life. Please post again if you have any issues getting those fold lines to show up. Several different users, including myself, have made their own PCS videos in an effort to make it easier to learn the program. So, just let us know what you need!


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Learn about how to login, bill payment options, how to set up Auto Pay, how to cancel account and other helpful tools for your Wyndham Garden Providence account.
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OUTSTANDING CUSTOM RANCH SITUATED ON A BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED LOT IN THE EXCELLENT MILL LAKE MANOR SECTION OF TOWN. THIS THREE BEDROOM HOME HAS BEEN WELL CARED FORAND IS IN MOVE IN CONDITION. YOU'LL FEEL LIKE YOU ARE ON VACATION WHEN YOU RELAX IN THE FULLY FENCED REAR YARD WITH BUILT IN POOL, PATIO, DECK AND INVITING HOT TUB. AN ENTERTAINERS DREAM! THE HOUSE FEATURES A ROCKING CHAIR FRONT PORCH, ATTACHED GARAGE, FULL BASEMENT READY TO BE FINISHED, SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM AND A WELL EQUIPED KITCHEN WITH CENTER ISLAND. ADDITIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE UPDATED HIGH EFFICIENCY HEATING AND COOLING, CNETRAL VACUUM, NEWER HOT WATER HEATER AND 200 AMP ELECTRIC. TRULY THE PERFECT BLEND OF COMFORTABLE LIVINGM CHOICE LOCATION AND AFFORDABLE PRICE!
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Open GDF Suez 2012 var en professionel tennisturnering for kvinder, som blev spillet indendørs på hardcourts. Det var den 20. udgave af turnerungen som var en del af WTA Tour 2012 og ATP Tour 2012. Turneringen blev afviklet i Paris, Frankrig, fra 4. februar til 12. februar 2012.

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 Angelique Kerber –  Marion Bartoli, 7–6(7–3), 5–7, 6–3
Det var Kerber's første titel i karrieren. Hun blev den første tyske vinder af turneringen siden Steffi Graf i 1995.

Damedouble
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 Liezel Huber  /  Lisa Raymond –  Anna-Lena Grönefeld  /  Petra Martić, 7–6(7–3), 6–1

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Nice shorey mate….. You guys have a slight offshore breeze up there today? …. its totally onshore here.
Great wave shot Paul…love the light in this one!
Love this picture and the title, great job!!
A deliscious colour, I can see why it was featured, wonderful.


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The City of Manassas Park has an Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) for the management of major emergencies and disasters within the city. It identifies how the City will respond to and recover from a major incident and is triggered when it becomes necessary to mobilize resources to save lives and protect property and infrastructure. The Plan is in compliance with National Incident Management System (NIMS) and Emergency Management Accreditation System standards.
Successful implementation of the Plan is contingent upon a collaborative approach with a wide range of partner agencies and organizations, at the local, state and federal levels, that provide crucial support during emergency operations.


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9 Principles from George Whitefield's Preaching (Part 1)
October 14, 2015 David ThommenChurch History, Featured, Seminary Studies, Sermons
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. – Charles Dickens
The above is a fitting description of the era in which George Whitefield (1717 – 1740) preached. A. Skevington Wood, referring to this period in English history, comments on the sore spiritual condition endemic of that time and place:
Christianity for the most part ceased to be a vital force. The spiritual life of people had largely been smothered by the dense atmosphere of materialism . . . There can be no serious uncertainty concerning the need for revival.[i]
Such a need was divinely met, and revival did come. And, when it did, it was Whitefield's preaching that God used as an instrument to bring it about. In light of this, one commentator contends that the "history of preaching since the apostles does not contain a greater and worthier name than George Whitefield."[ii]
Considering the powerful way that Whitefield was used of God, his homiletical approach is worthy of attention. Unfortunately, the written versions of Whitefield's sermons that are available to us today do not capture the magnificence of their delivery in the oral form. Still, Whitefield's sermons have much to offer us by way of instruction. In my research of Whitefield's sermons, I have identified nine valuable homiletical principles that can benefit preachers today.
Make your main homiletical idea clear
The main homiletical idea is the central point derived from exegeting the text. This main idea is what ties the sermon together. Whitefield's employment of this principle is exemplified in a sermon he preaches on Genesis 3:15, where he announces to his hearers that he is going to tell them "good news" and show them how their first parents "came to stand in need of this promise, and what is the extent of the meaning." In this and his other sermons, Whitefield was careful to make the main idea clear.
Avoid needless speculation
In the same sermon on Genesis 3:15, Whitefield avoids getting sidetracked by the speculative question of how long after creation the fall happened. He states, "How soon man fell after he was created, is not told us; and therefore, to fix anytime, is to be wise above what is written." This was in distinction from most preaching of the era, which was characterized by "metaphysical subtleties, hairsplitting distinctions, attenuated reasonings, the dogmas, fancies, speculations about things of no particular consequence then or now."[iii]
Set the text in its proper context
This is a particularly noteworthy principle, since Whitefield preached in many different places and at many different times. One might think that for such an itinerant preacher, setting the context may not be of importance. However, Whitefield was noted for walking through the preceding verses and commenting on them, setting his particular preaching passage in its larger context. Establishing the context helps the hearer to be mindful of the larger picture, especially when a passage is short.
Be systematic
Whitefield's sermons were noted for giving "clear distinction and logical treatment of the material."[iv] When analyzing his sermons, there is often no discernable outline that can be identified. However, Whitefield does methodically work through the text, and presents the material in a logical and clear manner that makes it apparent to the hearer how he has derived his conclusions from the text. While it is true that Whitefield aimed for heart change, he also recognized that such change was not simply the product of an emotional appeal, but also through the crafting of an orderly sermon.
Demonstrate the Christo-centricity of the text
Whitefield's sermons demonstrate that the totality of the Bible points to Jesus. He notes in one sermon, "We generally look for Christ only in the New Testament; but Christianity, in one sense, is very near as old as creation. It is wonderful to observe how gradually God revealed his Son to mankind." His point is that from Genesis on, the Bible is God's progressive revelation concerning his Son and the redemption of fallen man. Whitefield showed his listeners how every portion of the Bible leads to Jesus.
In the next installment, I will go over the remaining four principles gleaned from Whitefield's preaching.
[i] A. Skevington Wood. The Inextinguishable Blaze: Spiritual Renewal and Advance in the Eighteenth Century (Eugene: Wipf & Stock, 2006), 15.
[ii] E.C. Dargan. The History of Preaching Vol. 2 (Vestavia Hills: Solid Ground Books, 2003), 307.
[iii] E.C. Dargan, The History of Preaching Vol. 1 (Vestavia Hills: Solid Ground Books, 2003), 232.
[iv] Ibid., 232.
About David Thommen
David is a graduate of Western Seminary. He serves as the Assistant Director of Western Seminary's Doctor of Ministry program and The Spurgeon Fellowship and teaches in the Bible and Theology department. David also serves on the executive committee of the Northwest Chapter of ETS and has served in Pastoral Ministry for over 10 years. He currently serves as the pastor at New Life Church Robinwood.
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on click of a button, location.href is directed to my node API [which processes and generates a CSV file using node-csv, .csv file gets downloaded in client side].
location.href = "http://abc/example?ab=10&bc=10";
How to handle in client side, if the processing fails or node breaks in the middle of processing csv? How to check if its a successful or failure response on location.href?

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The mystery, magnificence, and grandeur surrounding the ancient Egyptians has trickled down centuries and generations without wavering. That, along with The Mummy movie franchise, has made its attire a hot favorite one for every Halloween! These Egyptian outfits can be seen in different designs and colors that are bound to suit everyone's liking. However, they appear inappropriate without the Egyptian headgear, sandals, and accessories. A great idea would be to team up as a male and female pharaoh or even go with someone dressed as a mummy. The Egyptian God and Goddess Costumes, the Egyptian King and Queen costumes make it super easy for couples to zero in on a get up this Halloween.


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We received an impressive interior design project from Jane Lee on behalf of LIMITless, a company based in Toronto. We invite you to go through the photos and the official description and share your opinions: "When designing a space, it's important to try not to follow other existing styles or fashions. One will eventually feel the shortcomings of a single design style. A good living space should be created with a style that you feel comfortable with. The design style should not be loud and obnoxiously displayed in your living space but it should be subliminally showcased through every inch of the room itself. A good interior designer should know that every element within the room has to harmoniously create the space. No object or color should clash with other objects. When the designs can be brought into one space and reflect a single aesthetic approach, the interior designer's ability is praised. In this particular project the designer's main objective was to create the space that illustrated the LIMITless lifestyle within the style that the home owner wanted. As any other interior design, the comfort and usability of each space had to be considered. On the other hand, the extravagant Victorian aesthetics had to be economically planned throughout the entire home.


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The First Ever "Bad" Q2 for Bitcoin
Pessi Peura
Coinmotion content creator who wants to see bitcoin go mainstream.
The second quarter of 2018 is behind us, and it has been historical for Bitcoin, but perhaps not for the most positive of reasons. Q2 of 2018 was the first Q2 in the history of Bitcoin, when the price of bitcoin actually fell. Every single year before this one the price of bitcoin has risen tens of percents to even thousands of percents during the second quarter.
At the time of writing, bitcoin is exchanging a little more than 6 700 dollars, after struggling to maintain steady direction either upwards or downwards. Many believe that bitcoin could plunge even lower, but as many think that the price will be on ranges of 10 000 to 20 000 by the end of the year. Only the future knows.
Though the quarter has been slow for Bitcoin, we on Coinmotion haven't had time to rest. We have been working on a new layout for Coinmotion, which has now entered beta-test phase. Users are invited to test out the new configurations and report what they like and what they dislike. If user happens to find a problem, an error or a bug, there will even be monetary rewards.
You can try out the new version of our service at beta.coinmotion.com
This week we are talking about India's and Malta's Bitcoin-situation, which are completely different from one another. We are also looking at the real maximum amount of bitcoins, the way to destroy bitcoins, cryptojacking of The Pirate Bay and so forth.
Though the quarter wasn't so good for Bitcoin, the future still looks bright, as none of the fundamentals have changed in any way.
Malta Implements Crypto-Positive Framework
The Parliament of Malta has passed three new Bitcoin-friendly laws to establish a regulatory framework for the country's blockchain and digital currency sector, reports the local news source Malta Today. According to the prime minister of Malta, Joseph Muscat, these laws will usher Malta into what he believes will be "a global hub for market leaders".
Maltese government believes itself to be the first government in the world to have such an extensive legal framework for blockchain and cryptocurrency enterprise, and they might as well be correct. The laws regulate Bitcoin and other blockchain businesses granting them fully legal status in the eyes of the law.
The laws are part of Malta's grand plan to become the world leader in blockchain and cryptocurrency technology. As some countries prefer to control, or even outright ban cryptocurrencies, Maltese approach is more about guiding the business in a way that profits both the Maltese people and businesses.
water taxi in front of the harbour in Valletta.
Half of ICOs Go Silent Within 5 Months
According to a new research conducted at Boston Collece in Massachusetts, more than half of ICO's are active after four months of their respective token sales. As social media has become the main campaing platform for ICO projects, the researchers chose to investigate the Twitter activity of different ICO projects. They noticed that after the initial sale, only 44.2 percent of token projects were still active within 5 months.
"Breaking it down by category, 83% of the 694 ICOs that don't report capital and don't list on an exchange are inactive after 120 days. For the 420 ICOs that raise some capital but don't list, this figure falls to 52%, and for the 440 ICOs that list on an exchange, only 16% are inactive in the fifth month," the paper states.
The paper also suggests that ICOs generate their strongest returns in first few months after listing on markets. Once you go beyond three or six months, ICOs don't outperform other cryptocurrencies.
"Startups sell their tokens during the ICO at a significant discount to the opening market price, generating an average return for ICO investors of 179%, accrued over an average holding period of 16 days from the ICO end date to the listing date," researchers say.
ICOs are said to be both the revolution in investing and a new way to commit frauds.
One Fifth of Bitcoins are Missing
According to an article published by the Wall Street Journal, fifth of all bitcoins are destroyed, have gone missing or are out of circulation in some other way.
Popular belief states that the maximum number of bitcoins in existence is 21 million bitcoins, but the actual number is lower than that. Even though only 21 million bitcoins can be created, bitcoins can be "destroyed" in several different ways. For an example an user might store a bitcoin on their computer and then neglet to backup the wallet, after which their computer gets destroyed making the bitcoins nigh-unretrievable. User might simply just forget their password, and then depending on their protection levels might be unable to use their bitcoins.
Bitcoins can also be "destroyed" on purpose. One such a way is sending bitcoins to a bitcoin wallet which definitely doesn't exists, such as "1TheHoleofEternalBitcoinOblivion" et cetera. Users might also destroy their private keys on purpose by simply wiping their drive, burning their paper wallet or so on.
There are several ways to retrieve these lost bitcoins, their success rate depending on the way bitcoins originally got missing. If the user simply forgot their password, of which they can remember some parts of, bitcoins might be simple to retrieve by a skilled code-cracker. On the other hand if the private keys are completely gone, it is extremely unlikely that bitcoins could be retrieved.
As the amount of usable bitcoins goes down, their value goes up.
The Pirate Bay Goes Public With "Cryptojacking"
The most well-known torrent website, The Pirate Bay, is going public on its previously secret cryptomining operations conducted on their user's computers.
"By entering TPB you agree to Monero being mined using your CPU. If you don't agree please leave now or install an adBlocker," the website reads.
Previously The Pirate Bay was one of the largest sites that purposely used the so-called "cryptojacking" to mine cryptocurrencies. Cryptojacking is a term that describes a sort of attack, where a code is implemented on a website which makes the visitor's computer mine cryptocurrencies in secrecy for the benefit of cryptojacker.
Cryptojacking is a double-edged sword. It could be a useful way for website providers to make profits without resorting to advertising. Previously Unicef has had a program, where users could go to their website to voluntary mine cryptocurrencies for the benefit of children.
On the other hand when done in secrecy, cryptojacking can be described as hacking, abuse and malware, as it puts a load on user's computer without the user's aknowledgement.
The Pirate Bay is the most known and largest of torrent sites, but it has been malusing its visitors' computers to mine Monero.
India's Government Blamed of "Mega Bitcoin Scam"
India is in a "bitcoin-turmoil". The supreme court of India refused to lift the ban of exchanging bitcoins for governmental-backed fiat-currencies, first passed in April by the government. This has been a major blow for the local bitcoin industry, forcing many exchanges to resort to crypto-to-crypto trading to fund their operations.
As usually with governmental bitcoin bans, the government of India argued for the ban reasoning that bitcoin could be used for money-laundering, extortion and other criminal enterprise.
Now the government are finding themselves in a mess, as the spokesperson for National Congress, Shaktisinh Gohil, is accusing the government party, Bharatiya Janata Party, of being involved in "mega bitcoin scam". Gohil says that he has evidence that several major figures of BJP have commited money-laundering and extortion with bitcoin. Gohil demands an investigation on BJP under the supreme court.
"As the BJP is scrambling for answers to explain how Ahmedabad District Cooperative Bank, whose director is BJP chief Amit Shah, received old currency worth ~745.58 crore in just five days and how ~3118.51 crore was deposited in 11 district co-operative banks linked with BJP leaders in Gujarat itself, a new 'mega bitcoin scam' worth more than RS 5,000 crore has been unravelled in the state," Gohil told the Indian press.
BJP is denying all allegations. According to BJP, the Congress is using dirty tricks to slander and manipulate.
"The dirty tricks department of the Congress is at work to spread confusion and lies. It is blaming the police, which has uncovered the case. I wonder if the Congress is trying to help somebody in this case as part of a conspiracy," said the spokeperson of BJP, Anil Baluni.
Shaktisinh Gohil believes that several major figures of BJP have been doing illegal business with bitcoin, which they want to ban from the public.
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Le Biographische Lexikon zur Geschichte der deutschen Sozialpolitik 1871 bis 1945 est une encyclopédie en deux volumes contenant des biographies de personnalités dans le domaine de la politique sociale de la période allant de la  en 1871 à la fin du national-socialisme et de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en 1945. Eckhard Hansen et Florian Tennstedt en collaboration avec Karin Christl et d'autres ont édité et rédigé le premier volume paru en 2010 aux éditions kassel verlag university press GmbH, dont le siège est à Cassel, et sous-titré Sozialpolitiker im Deutschen Kaiserreich : 1871 bis 1918.

Premier tome
Le premier volume est créé dans le cadre d'un projet de recherche approuvé de deux ans par la Fondation allemande pour la recherche (DFG) d'avril 2007 à mars 2009 et dans un autre travail jusqu'en novembre 2010 sous l'. En outre, l'Université de Cassel publie le travail avec l' sur son site Web avec une recherche en texte intégral sous forme de document PDF. Vous y trouverez, entre autres, des aperçus des lois sociales et des hommes politiques impliqués de la période de 1871 à 1916 ainsi que des "[...] explications historiques de l'aperçu".

Deuxième tome
Le deuxième tome est publié en 2018. Les éditeurs sont Eckhard Hansen, Christina Kühnemund, Christine Schoenmakers, Florian Tennstedt. Cela signifie qu'un total de plus de 500 curriculum vitae d'experts sélectionnés en politique sociale jusqu'en 1945 sont disponibles.

Liens externes
 Eckhard Hansen/ Florian Tennstedt (Hrsg.): Biographisches Lexikon zur Geschichte der deutschen Sozialpolitik 1871 bis 1945, Bd. 1: Sozialpolitiker im Deutschen Kaiserreich. 1871 bis 1918 auf der Seite der Universität Kassel

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Madelyn Joy Crawford, born on October 14, 1999, has been a student at Temple Christian for fourteen years. She is the daughter of Brad and Julie Crawford, and her siblings are Chelsea, Temple graduate of 2009, Loren, Temple graduate of 2011, and Calen, Temple graduate of 2014. Madelyn has participated in many musicals and plays including Annie Get Your Gun, Music Man, Fiorello, and Hello Dolly. She has played volleyball, basketball, and been a part of the track and field team all throughout high school. Her favorite verse is 2 Timothy 1:7, which states, "For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love, and self-discipline." Her post-high school plans consist of going to college to major in art. When asked what her dreams and aspirations are, she says to "be an illustrator." Madelyn says the friendships she has made have affected her the most at Temple.
Thank you for your time, Madelyn! Best wishes to you as you pursue your dreams!


A few weeks ago, Q's brother sent us a link about making your own deliciously homemade vanilla extract. We'd already been putting together a Christmas basket of different little ingredients for Q's parents who love to bake & cook, so the vanilla extract seemed perfect for them (hopefully along with everyone else we plan to give this to!).
It was pretty simple to make: I ordered the beans inexpensively here on ebay, found mini bottles in bulk using a promo code here, and picked up one very large bottle of vodka at Target while buying Christmas lights. : ) I made most of it in larger jars, as it takes a month or two before it's ready to be strained and used. Since I needed it sooner for the gifts, I made those right in the mini bottles (1 1/2 beans per 4oz), with a note to the recipients to strain once ready.
My sister in-law is also trying this out with bourbon...already looking forward to swapping batches with her and having an excuse to make all kinds of treats!
Neat! What a good idea, I may try this for next year!
That's a wonderful idea... it's got to also be cheaper than buying it from the store right?
I had no idea that making vanilla extract could be so simple!
rooth, I forgot to mention but yes! It is way cheaper to make once you have all the supplies.
Oooh thanks for sharing your awesome vanilla bean source - I'll definitely be trying this!
My friend mentioned she was making some for her gifts this year too. I think it's such a brilliant idea!
LOVE this!! I have to try!
I receive a gift of vanilla from Mexico and it was sooo much better than the grocery store version. I'm going to have to try this version. Thanks.


In the mid-1930s, George Foerstner took the steps needed to create a company that would eventually go on to produce appliances that can now be found in homes and businesses throughout the United States. It's commendable that he was able to form his company during a time of economic hardship and keep it going strong through one of the worst wars the United States has ever been involved in. He was a talented and innovative businessman. Today, that Amana company has become a part of the Whirlpool Corporation but continues to make household appliances that bear the name Amana on them.
You lead a busy life and don't have time to deal with an Amana appliance that isn't working properly. We understand and have done everything we can think of to make the Amana repair process as easy for you as it can possibly be. Not only do we let you pick the time and date that the appointment takes place, we make sure that the Amana expert that will be handling your repair shows up on time and has all the tools and parts loaded into their truck to complete the repair in a single appointment. When you turn to us, you'll enjoy affordable repairs that are the highest quality offered in Los Angeles.
You can't go wrong when you leave your Amana appliances in the capable hands of an AmeriPro Appliance Repair specialist.
Same day emergency service, including on weekends and major holidays.
We provide free estimates and we always honor them.
The sooner you contact us, the sooner we'll repair your appliances, and the sooner your life will return to normal!
The appliance that Amana is best known for is their refrigerators. The company produces several different models of refrigerators, each of which is user friendly, reliable, and features a simple design that looks classy in your home. The brand is a budget friendly choice.
When Amana first starting manufacturing appliance, they built their reputation around their refrigerator which was marketed as being ideal for every family. The company continues to produce really nice refrigerators that have a simple design that works well with all kitchens. Customers who purchase Amana refrigerators are delighted by how reliable, affordable, and user friendly the refrigerators are.
Resisting the instinct to overload the refrigerator. When it's stuffed with food, the cold air can't circulate properly, increasing the speed that your groceries perish. The fact that the fridge has to work harder to keep food cold, puts a strain on the system and means that you'll have to invest in repairs sooner rather than later.
Dust and pet hair collect on both the condenser and evaporator coils, compromising the unit's ability to work properly. The best way to keep these coils from developing problems is tugging your fridge away from the wall a few times a year and using your vacuum cleaner to remove the dust and pet hair. This is a simple task that can add years to the unit.
Pay attention to how your Amana refrigerator runs every single day. Doing this lets you identify little things, like running harder or for longer periods of time which indicate the unit is starting to develop a problem. This is the best time to contact us and set up a repair appointment. The only thing ignoring the problem does is give time an opportunity to make things worse which results in a significantly higher repair bill.
You'll be amazed by how much money and aggravation you save when you arrange for us to come out once a year to check out your Amana refrigerator. During one of these maintenance appointments, we'll check the fridge's performance and make sure it's running smoothly and not using too much energy, we'll also check out the various components. If we see signs that one of the parts is starting to wear out, we'll let you know and you can decide if you want us to replace the part. During this appointment, our Amana refrigerator repair expert who handles the work can give you some additional helpful tips that allow you to better care for your fridge.
Sometimes, despite your best efforts, things still go wrong and you find yourself in a position of having broken refrigerator and no way idea how to go about repairing it yourself. When this happens, the easiest and most affordable way to resolve the matter is contacting us. We'll handle thing lickety-split. Your fridge will be up and running before any of your groceries go bad.
We cannot stress the importance of proper appliance maintenance enough. It's just as important for your Amana range as it is for your Amana refrigerator. You won't believe how big an impact thoroughly cleaning your range once a month, replacing parts that show signs of wear and tear, and routine maintenance inspections make, both on the length of time you can go before having to replace the range, the amount of money you receive when you sell your old Amana range, and on your monthly utility bills.
The great thing about setting aside time to do a through cleaning of your Amana range is that it provides you with the perfect opportunity to check out little things that could lead to bigger problems such as miscalibration, parts that are lose or no longer look right, or parts that are jammed. Remember, the most important thing you can do for you Amana range is contacting us as soon as you suspect you need our Amana range repair services. Doing so right way prevents a little range problem from turning into a big range problem.
Amana designs both front loading and top loading washing machines. Although the look of the two different models is different the function remains the same and they have similar repair concerns.
The best thing you can do for your Amana washer machine is contacting us and inquiring about our preventative maintenance program services which will extend the life of your washing machine by several years.
If you are a competent do it yourselfer, you'll be delighted to learn that although Amana washing machines are heavy duty and can look a bit intimidating when you first start to troubleshoot them, they're actually quite simple to work on, provided you have some patience and right tools.
Although washing machines have added a few new settings and special features over the years, fundamentally, they're pretty much the same as the washer your parents used. As long as you have a solid grasp of the machine's composition and the function of each component, you should be okay.
If you don't think you want to tackle your Amana washing machine repair issues on your own, that's okay to. We're just a phone call away. By contacting us right now, you will be able to use your washing machine again in less than 24 hours. The hardest thing about this process is picking the appointment time that works best with your busy schedule.
We have been serving Los Angeles and the surrounding area for more than 20 years, and are pleased to report that during that time, we've become the number one appliance repair service in the area. Key aspects of our success include outstanding customer service, budget friendly rates, and high quality repair work. We work on all makes and models of Amana appliances.
Call today and find out how we can help with your Amana appliance repair needs!


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Martin Luther King's Nightmare: Celebrants shot on National Holiday
The following article was written by Dr. Shawn Schwaner, Article Summary:
 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday shooting
 Stream Analysis of violent crime
 The police and Procedural Justice
 Building Community using RedZone
When Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. proclaimed that "I have a dream," it was a call for peace. He noted that the great march had descended upon Washington D.C. to cash a "check that was returned for insufficient funds." He noted, as did President Barack Obama in his 2008 victory speech that there is a "fierce urgency of now." Dr. King was noting that the Civil Rights Movement was built around Thoreau's idea of "civil disobedience" where protestors can speak in a democracy without fear of violent retaliation or repressive response. Of course, much like the Constitution, great thinkers and activists similarly believe that right to personal expression is central to freedom as men, and women, such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. sought income equality, racial justice, and the right to live without the fear of violence.
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Thus, as we have recently celebrated Martin Luther King Day in the United States, violence and income inequity continue to challenge the full realization of the dream. Though there are streets and community centers named after the American icon, Dr. King's dream still has miles to travel. As a matter of fact, the Martin Luther King celebration in Miami was abruptly interrupted with irony and nightmare when gunfire broke out in a Park named after King himself. To the consternation of bystanders and police eight people admiring the creed of one of America's greatest leaders were shot and wounded by gunfire. His admonition to live peacefully was undermined in a grotesque display of overt and lethal violence.
News of the shooting spread to the news and was echoed in local businesses as well as public train and bus lines. Persons riding on the Miami Dade Transit Metrorail could be heard sharing their stories of awe and dismay at the outburst. Not only had violence broken out, it affected people who were miles away from the scene of the crime.
Certainly, in that violent moment, there were participants, bystanders, and others driving in their cars that were in the line of danger. Such events, though rare, in general, when they occur cause collateral chaos. Bystanders get injured, posttraumatic disorder arises, drivers get caught up in situations of imminent danger, and emergency personnel often cannot enter and effectively mobilize their resources to help those in most pressing need. The breakdown in communication can, and does, worsen an already bad situation.
RedZone has developed a realtime mapping and data identification system that permits members to obtain realtime notice that a "crime" event has taken place and the area should be avoided. Members who are on the scene can produce a "ping" that sends a warning to potential passersby while providing alternative routes for those who are driving in the area. It can be safely asserted that the access to realtime crime data can help avert danger and in the extreme, save lives.
Incidents such as those at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park in Miami have a delirious effect of generating more fear of crime as well as strong and potentially targeted police response. As of January 24th, MiamiDade Police Director Juan Perez, said, two people, a 17-year-old and 18-yearold were arrested in the shooting. Community members, in the main, often want to place blame on the police for ineffective policing and call for town hall meetings, civilian reviews, and often, better training. In the aftermath of the Charles Kinsey shooting in North Miami, a Police Executive Research Forum was designed to provide the city with use of force and crisis intervention training review (2017, Dixon).
Officer Juan Perez said, "Enough is enough. The people are fed up with the violence," said Perez. "If people use violence, force, we are going to hunt them down....What we ask is put the guns down. Stop the violence so we don't have to have these conferences anymore."
Though such training is important to such policing matters it makes a fundamental assumption about policing that is fallacious. Namely, it is typically impossible to be at the scene of a shooting because it is nearly impossible to predict what context is going to elicit the emotional response necessary for such outbursts. Thus, as is widely known, the police are forced by definition, to serve as a reactionary force.
As long as criminal justice practitioners response comes from a reactionary stance, it can only have little direct impact on fighting crime. Hiring more police, removing assault weapons, and the like, are often politically motivated perspectives based within a dominant "law and order" paradigm. Unfortunately, such practice creates a policecommunity division of "us" vs. "them." After the Rodney King incident occurred in 1991 (reminiscent of the use of fire hoses during the Civil Rights Era and King's ascent as one of its most prominent leaders) community policing became the rage.
While there are places and times in which "law and order" as well as "community policing" is needed, there is a new paradigm emerging called "crowdsourcing" that is becoming a part of the Miami vernacular, the use of procedural justice.
In a recent report written at the Miami-Dade College School of Justice for the City of Miami's Goals not Guns initiative (Schwaner, Soccora, Pena, and Harrison, 2016), it was argued that a new perspective is needed in regard to police and community relationships. Procedural justice requires police transparency, respect, and to provide the community with a voice in processing and designing crime reduction initiatives.
It was suggested that there are underlying structural and cultural currents that shape the direction and strength of a crime river's current. Fundamentally, the members of a community are linked together as a network that binds them together and serves as a buffer and inciter of behavior.
Unfortunately, the police are regarded in most models as standing on the banks waiting for crime to happen within the stream. The Procedural Justice model outlined by Goals not Guns suggest that it is imperative that the police stand in the stream with the community, interact at a real level, and use local social and cultural resources to curtail the letter of crime. Being a part of the communication system within the stream is proactive while waiting for a call to come in from a witness is reactive. It is likely that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. when he professed that he wanted his children to be "judged for the "content of their character and not the color of their skin" was suggesting that we should all be swimming in the same stream.
In this light, neither the community nor the police in isolation can curb the flow of violent crime. However, in working together and using targeted deterrence which relies upon hot spot crime maps, driving down the levels of crime can, and would, have a significant impact on the quality of life for many Americans. Tools such as Redzone can provide data to community members, the police, those who are planning to drive into and through neighborhoods, as well as neighbors themselves, information that builds community rather than breaks it.
RedZone's interactive quality certainly has the breadth to aid in the reduction of crime as a communication device and warning system. When used as a tool of communication, Redzone has the utility of serving a crime reduction role that, at least, could avert such shootings at a celebration while realizing Dr. Kings vision of allowing "Light to Drive Out Hate."
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