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Below is a long blog post about 2014. It’s not an easy read, but it will give you some insight into why we are doing what we do at Bottle Rocket! I was going to write this year-in-review in February or March instead of December because I wanted to wait until the end of our fiscal year (June). But as much fun and hard work as that would be, there just isn’t enough time for me to take that break. So here goes… This has been another great year at Bottle Rocket. We grew by over 35% on top of already being one of the fastest growing tech companies in Texas; started working with new clients like Fossil Group Inc., Neiman Marcus & Rackspace, launched exciting projects like The SodaStream App, expanded our product offerings and added more talent than ever before! We did all these things while maintaining a culture where employees enjoy coming to work each day – which means they can focus their energy on making awesome products rather than worrying about politics or office drama. 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If you want to learn how to make your own 3-dimensional object at home with materials found online or from stores near by – check out my guide below: A 3d printer can print almost anything but not just yet? The technology isn’t quite there because it takes too much time (and money). There was once an idea floating around called “The RepRap Project,” which stands for Reproducible Rapid Prototyping; however they were trying something new back when replicators weren’t even close enough yet either way we still haven’t figured out what will happen next… so let me give yall one last piece advice before getting into specifics here today – if u really wanna know more then try searching up “What Is A RepRap?” You should find plenty good stuff there!!! Also remember that these aren’t actually printers per se since they don’t produce physical copies off whatever file type u feed them instead relying solely upon software programs running inside computers themselves plus hardware like scanners etcetera.. All right folks now lets dive deep into understanding exactly why did 3 D Printing become such big deal lately???? Let’s see shall We??? Yes sir!!!!😁 3-Dimensional Printers allow us humans & machines alike create three dimensional objects using digital models created through computer software applications similarities between these two groups include both being able use their hands while simultaneously working together towards common goal(s) ultimately resulting successful outcome….. What do YOU think About That??? As far as I understand things currently going down within industry related topics surrounding technological advancements over past few years mostly stemmed from necessity due increased competition among companies vying for same market share leading many businesses having no choice accept start investing heavily research development projects focused improving products services provided customers worldwide…… Nowadays most major corporations including Apple Samsung Nokia Microsoft Google Sony Intel HP Qualcomm Adobe Flash Player Corel Draw AutoCAD SolidWorks CATIA ProEngineer Autodesk Revit SketchUp Trimble GeoStudio Bentley MicroStation PTC Creo Rhino 3DS Max Maya Softimage Blender FreeCAD OpenSCAD Inventor Fusion 360 Tinkercad Netfabb SimScale Solidscape ZW3D Voxler MeshLab Wings3D Meshmixer Xmesh Gcode Generator Shapeways Thingiverse GrabCAD Fusion Ansys Fluent KISSsoft Altair HyperMesh Mathcad Ansys Workbench Matlab Mathematica Maple Wolfram Language Below is a long blog post about 2016 and what we learned. I’ve been meaning to write this since the new year, but after writing my last blog I got busy with clients projects… then taxes (ugh). I have no idea how much of it you will read or if anything at all. But when I went back through everything that happened in 2016 – both professionally and personally – there were so many things I was happy for and grateful for! And also some lessons I didn’t want to forget: We sold our house!! We bought another one too, which was a lot more stressful than selling the first place! That’s for sure! The only good thing from those months where the uncertainty around buying something before/after Christmas. It gave me time off work without having guilt over not being able to get any other jobs done. Our second child is on his way. As mentioned above, I had plenty of downtime during pregnancy because nothing could be planned ahead. Sooner or later he was going to arrive though. I did keep working up until 38 weeks, just because I knew I needed every cent possible as soon as we moved into our “new” home. Our family grew by two kids. Yes, we now live together in a small flat with four people living under the same roof. There are times when everyone gets along well enough; sometimes it takes effort to make sure everybody feels included. My husband’s company relocated us out West again. This means we travelled across Canada twice during the summer break while visiting friends & relatives who hadn’t seen each other since moving away three years ago. Also meant lots of driving hours spent alone in hotel rooms thinking about life stuff like finances etc.. Not fun at all! I started my own business full-time after leaving behind freelancing opportunities due mostly towards lackluster clientele base plus poor communication skills between myself + potential employers resulting ultimately leading toward failure rather quickly upon starting such ventures anyway regardless whatever reasons why either side might feel otherwise about doing said thing(s) altogether never mind trying even harder next go round either way regardless what happens down road ahead herein lies true testament whether success truly exists anywhere beyond current circumstance present moment right here presently speaking today tomorrow forever evermore eternity infinite universality interconnectedness omnipotent immortal infinity omnipresent omniscient omnibenevolence omniadeus infinite omniscience infinite omnipresence infinite omnitheism infinitude infinite consciousness infinite intelligence infinite awareness infinite wisdom infinite love infinite truth infinite virtue infinite beauty infinite compassion infinite bliss infinite joy infinite peace infinite freedom infinite knowledge infinite power infinite creativity infinite imagination infinite genius infinite courage infinite strength infinite health infinite wealth infinite happiness infinite harmony infinite balance infinite orderliness infinite grace infinite Below is a long blog post about 18th Century French furniture. It was written by my friend and colleague, David Cousens who has been writing on antiques for over twenty years. He writes regular articles in several magazines including House & Garden UK (where he holds the position of Antiques Advisor) as well as being one half of The British Antique Dealers Association’s monthly magazine ‘The BADA Journal.’ As you will see below his knowledge is vast so this article might take more than just one read to digest! Enjoy… Antiques & Fine Art | Fine Arts, Antiquities & Collectables | Interiors - Furnishing & Accessories | Modern & Contemporary Design, Architecture & Sculpture | Period Properties, Buildings & Estates | Photography & Film: Fine Art | Vintage Clothing & Accessories There are few periods where the word “design” can be applied with such authority as to the eighteenth century in France – when Louis XV and then later, under Louis XVI, brought an enduring sense of refinement that had not been seen since the time of Henri IV. It also witnessed the creation of some of the greatest pieces ever made in terms of both grandeur and originality. These were the days before mass production, when craftsmanship could flourish unchecked and every piece would have its own unique character; it remains one of the most desirable eras of design to collect today. Whilst the eighteenth century began in France with the death of King Louis XIV, it really only came into its own around the turn of the century with the ascension of his great-grandson as king. In fact, there is much debate amongst historians as to whether the period should actually start at all or if we should focus our attention solely upon the reign of Louis XV, which lasted from 1715 until his early demise in 1774. In many ways I think this argument misses the point somewhat because even though during those fifty odd years of rule things did slow down dramatically, especially after the seven year war ended in 1763, there is no doubt that the seeds of what was going to follow in terms of design had already begun. This can clearly be demonstrated within the various categories of objects produced throughout these decades but here I am focusing particularly upon furniture. Louis XV style armchair attributed to Jean-Henri Riesener circa 1760 (image courtesy of Adam Gallery). During the first decade of the century, following in the footsteps of his grandfather Louis XIV, it looked like Louis XV wanted to continue his predecessor’s love affair with rococo ornamentation. But whilst the latter may have indulged himself freely through commissioning the likes of Charles Le Brun and Below is a long blog post about 2017. The short version? I’m glad to be alive and have experienced so much love, joy, kindness, gratitude, inspiration, creativity, adventure, hope…and in spite of all that, there were some very painful experiences too—some of which I share here because they are the things we must talk about if our children, or future generations, want this world to heal from its ills. This year was filled with many new beginnings for me; in many ways it feels like my life has started over again. So much growth happened that it makes sense that I would see changes everywhere around me as well: My son graduated high school! We moved into an entirely different neighborhood. There was more change than ever before at work (which will likely continue). But not everything was good news during 2016-2017. In fact, there were several times when I felt completely disconnected from reality – especially after November 8th. Many days passed where nothing seemed real anymore except fear & anxiety for those who may feel threatened by Trump being elected president. It wasn’t until January that I realized how important social media could actually become once again (it had been shut off on Facebook since last summer) . . . but then came February/March 2017 when politics took another big hit thanks largely due America First being pushed onto mainstream TV shows without any filter whatsoever (not even one!) And still no word yet whether anyone wants these two wars going strong right now against ISIS and North Korea respectively.. When you look back on your past years, do you find yourself thinking of them fondly? Or does looking through old photos bring up memories of hardship instead? If your answer lies somewhere between these extremes–like most people tend toward–then maybe it’s time to take stock of exactly what went wrong (or didn’t go according plan) within each decade leading up today. Because although every person faces challenges along their path towards success…there should always remain room enough left open inside us each day just waiting patiently till next month arrives once again ready with brand spanking fresh hopes restored full force across every single corner possible imaginable making sure nothing goes unrecognized nor forgotten either way whatever happens come hell fire brimstone rainbows etcetera …and all other kinds equally important stuff included too boot!! I think it’s safe to say that 2017 was both amazing and awful. Amazing in terms of personal accomplishments made throughout the course of our lives, while also serving as reminders why some events happen despite our best efforts at prevention or avoidance altogether. Let us begin by discussing these topics together below:- The United States Election Results On Wednesday, Nov. 9, Donald J. Trump