The story of Anchor Hocking illustrates one big reason why.
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Kardashian also rocked the hue when hocking Protein World shakes.
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Anchor Hocking filed for bankruptcy twice, most recently in 2015.
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Victoria Schafer, 44, died on Labor Day after being hit by a falling log in Hocking Hills State Park in Logan, Ohio, about an hour south of Columbus, according to the Hocking County Sheriff's Office.
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Pier-Hocking is there to preserve the music and share it.
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I mean this as no criticism of David Klein, or of Hocking.
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I'm saying it's ... But you're constantly hocking the future, essentially, this time.
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"There are a lot of people who have this need," explained Hocking.
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Enjoy lush and shaded gorges at Hocking Hills State Park in Ohio.
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Victoria Schafer stood in Hocking Hills State Park in Ohio on Sept.
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The Hocking County Sheriff's Office declined to comment further in the case.
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Most times, Eric Pier-Hocking will get to the venue before you do.
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Does Amazon have a problem with third-party sellers hocking pirated CDs specifically?
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Digging beneath Hocking Hills' caverns, archaeologists have unearthed thousands of years of campfires.
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He walked down the sidewalk bellowing laughter and hocking loogies on the street.
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Instead, Hocking honored Williams by proclaiming March 8 as Evoni 'Nini' Williams Day.
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In Little Hocking, the water tested positive for PFOA at seven times the limit.
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In this case, Pier-Hocking doesn't even ask, just sets up his recording gear.
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In the 2000s, he started hocking his own take on yoga, called DDP Yoga.
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Alexander charts the decline of Anchor Hocking, once the economic heart of Lancaster, Ohio.
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Alexander recalled speaking to an Anchor Hocking worker on the morning of November 8th.
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You simply can't predict when the big man upstairs is gonna start hocking loogies.
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Luke Combs is engaged to girlfriend Nicole Hocking, the couple announced on social media Thursday.
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Hocking his awful friend's book on Twitter as people began to flee from their homes.
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He is likewise involved with Trans-Pecos, where Eric Pier-Hocking had recorded Daniel Bachman.
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"There's definitely a crossover point where this goes from helpful to creepy," says Mr Hocking.
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Hocking Hills State Park has seven different hiking trails, and Cedar Falls is a must.
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OLD by Scott Hocking continues at David Klein Gallery (1520 Washington Blvd, Detroit) through June 23.
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News of Jojo's adoption comes five months after Combs and Hocking announced that they were engaged.
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In the '90s, Pier-Hocking initially started trading tapes on Prodigy's forum for the band Nirvana.
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The "active" cables Pier-Hocking favors, which have been around about a decade, are very discreet.
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Some nights, Pier-Hocking uses Shapeways' 3D-printed mic arrays, custom manufactured on behalf of Pier-Hocking and his compadres so they can more easily set up their mics in various live situations, from the small rooms like Trans-Pecos to big arenas like Madison Square Garden.
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On display at David Klein Gallery in downtown Detroit are two shows by Hocking, collectively titled OLD.
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One of Material Detroit's works is "Bone Black" (2019), a massive installation by hometown player Scott Hocking.
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Hocking Hills State Park in Ohio has a multitude of activities on top of its natural beauty.
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Hocking said Drake was fully involved in the "creative process" and added that the partnership was "authentic."
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As I transcribed the interview and reviewed what Hocking had said, I grew puzzled by this response.
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So in short:Does Amazon have a problem with third-party sellers hocking pirated goods in its marketplace?
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By the time we arrived at Hocking Hills State Park in southeastern Ohio, I wasn't expecting much.
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It even gained the attention of La Marque Mayor Bobby Hocking, who saw the post on Facebook.
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Morgan Stanley analyst Jon Hocking reiterated his 'overweight' rating on the stock in a note to clients.
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"My copper-mining ancestors eventually migrated south to the industries of Detroit in the mid-1800s," writes Hocking.
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" Hocking shared a photo of her new bling on her Instagram Story, captioning the shot, "So in love.
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She's got a lifestyle website that shares stories of working women while also hocking Ivanka Trump collection merchandise.
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Customers have already alerted WowWee and other retailers about third-party sellers hocking fake Fingerlings on legitimate websites.
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But it's also because Trump's big family is traveling around the world hocking Trump-related properties and goods.
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Imagine hocking a loogie, but instead of snot and spit, it's a stringy mass of lube and latex.
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"There is a lot of love in La Marque, Texas, and we intend to perpetuate that," Hocking said.
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The fact that all of this happened around a fake account hocking skinny tea is especially jarring and dystopian.
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"And we can build off existing data sets, like where someone has a back catalog of content," added Hocking.
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Another possibility, says Jon Hocking, who covers insurance for Morgan Stanley, a bank, might be real-time price adjustment.
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The age of fanbases considering a celebrity a sellout after hocking junk in commercial appearances is far, far gone.
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Carriers are already hocking buy one get one promos that would make getting two Note 212's feel like stealing.
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Brady will be in the parking lot hocking game-worn jerseys and Himalayan salt to rubes in Aaron Hernandez jerseys.
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To be sure, Apple spared no adjective when hocking the range of devices, calling them "new" over and over again.
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This year: a stylish all-black formal wear with exotic fish-skin boots, with girlfriend Nicole Hocking on his arm.
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Glenn's four-acre namesake opened last week in Hocking Hills, about 40 miles southeast of Columbus, the Buckeye State's capital.
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Companies that collect more data will be better able to categorise customers as low- or high-risk, says Mr Hocking.
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However, he didn't ship a game during that time, making Legion the first new Hocking-led title in around a decade.
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Convicted murderer John Modie, 58, escaped from his cell at the Hocking Unit of the Southeastern Correctional Complex in Nelsonville, Ohio.
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The self-published fantasy writer Amanda Hocking sold a four-book series to St. Martin's Press for $2 million in 2011.
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The whiskey was created in collaboration with beverage entrepreneur Brent Hocking, a man with previous experience in the flashy booze industry.
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Along with the former financier Brent Hocking and the drinks firm Promixo Spirits, Drake launched Virginia Black whiskey in June 2016.
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HOCKING: So the body types that we have in the game are the body types we are going to ship with.
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The designer Clint Hocking described suffering memory loss as a result of the stress and anxiety of crunching on a game.
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Hocking says that "they're not just a bucket of stats with a skin on them," emphasizing that each recruit will feel distinct.
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"The copper mining in Michigan's UP has been going on for thousands of years," writes Hocking in the statement that accompanies OLD.
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She doesn't need a man to emancipate her — especially not one who thinks hocking a loogie is a rare form of seduction.
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Importing the type of goods Anchor Hocking makes from China is a good way to receive a container full of shattered glass.
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"Put in a little effort if you're going to do it," says Pier-Hocking, who would love to see more serious tapers.
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Beverly (Leah Hocking) gets a furious feminist anthem called, inevitably, "Miles to Go," which tries to push Sam toward a sensible choice.
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Some of these high times and obscured histories are commemorated in a series of hand-painted signs by Detroit artist Scott Hocking.
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During the investigation into the incident, detectives learned about two teenage boys who may have been involved, the Hocking County Sheriff's Office said.
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Although Hocking has executed installations in other locales, I suspect that his work is most stunning in Detroit, the place he knows best.
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"The scale and contextual response of this clearly executed project is commendable," Douglas Hocking, the award's jury chair, said in an email statement.
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Written by Brian Alexander, Glass House describes the long downfall of glassware manufacturer Anchor Hocking and the town (and people) of Lancaster, Ohio.
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ISIS knows their target audience and they appeal to it as any other company or brand would hocking their products in the West.
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He hinted the relative -- whose name he doesn't want to reveal -- was hocking the items due to a family battle over Tosh's estate.
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Combs' love song — which spent seven straight weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart — was inspired by his fiancée Nicole Hocking.
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"If I had a problem, I'd be starving, I'd be hocking this watch, my championship rings, I would sell my house," Jordan said.
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However, state parks like Georgia's Cloudland Canyon or Hocking Hills in Ohio have just as many activities to offer without the overwhelming crowds.
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The idea for the brand was based on the "style, fashion, and music of the '70s," where "nightlife was truly nightlife," Hocking said.
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How about visiting Old Man's Cave at Hocking Hills State Park, the Columbus Zoo Wildlights around the holidays, or Vinoklet Winery in Cincinnati?
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Hocking Hills averages more than two million visitors a year, and is so popular it is expanding its facilities to accommodate more people.
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Rather, Hocking said, it hopes to sell the voices to companies that want to use them in advertising, marketing and e-learning courses.
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Scott Hocking has spent months making labor-intensive constructions inside abandoned buildings or amid their ruins, creating mystical monuments that pay tribute to history.
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Also among the crowd packing the Ryman's pews was a coterie of Combs' friends and family members, as well as his girlfriend, Nicole Hocking.
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When I found the site, I wasn't even thinking about writing something; I just really wanted to buy the book they're hocking on it.
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"You can buy active setups commercially from Schoeps, Neumann, MBHO, and probably some other microphone manufacturers, but they're often very expensive," Pier-Hocking says.
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It had the perfect balance of large companies—Anchor Hocking Glass Company was huge—small businesses like shops, and farms just outside of town.
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Combs confirms to PEOPLE that he and his fiancée, Nicole Hocking, have definitely set a date in 2020, though he remains mum on specifics.
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"The voice we're trying to create here is super expressive and lifelike in its final result," WellSaid Labs CEO Matt Hocking told CNN Business.
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But, once getting his gear set up and he's sure his levels are OK, Pier-Hocking mostly just sits and listens attentively to Bachman's performance.
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And "Hillary for Prison" shirts could be spotted across the city, as vendors lined the streets hocking a slew of controversial shirts to convention-goers.
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Drake created the whiskey with beverage entrepreneur Brent Hocking, who founded and created ultra-premium DeLeón Tequila, which sells for up to $900 a bottle.
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The trouble is that Detroit's greatest artists — people like Hocking, and Power House Productions duo Mitch Cope and Gina Reichert — don't make work for the gallery.
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Modie's escape prompted nearby Hocking College to close its campus Monday and issue a warning to students instructing them to go only to the dining hall.
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PFOA entered the local water table, which supplied drinking water to the communities of Parkersburg, Vienna, Little Hocking and Lubeck — more than 100,000 people in all.
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After a show, Pier-Hocking will mix his recording and post it on the internet for others to download for free—all with the artists' blessing.
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The statement on photographer Victoria Schafer's killing on September 2 at Hocking Hills State Park in Logan explains that a tip led to the boys' arrests.
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However, five area school districts - Athens City, Trimble, Alexander, Federal Hocking and Nelsonville-York - closed for the day, the sheriff's office said, affecting thousands of students.
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Logan Lewis, who was enrolled in his second year of Hocking College's medical lab technician program, was found unresponsive by authorities in his dormitory on Dec.
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Follow the hemlock-lined trails of Hocking Hills State Park and you'll find cascading waterfalls, deep-recessed caves, and cliff views that will steal your breath away.
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Experiencing the works in person is far more impressive and startling than seeing them in photographs, though the labor Hocking has brought to bear is still evident.
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" Now, of course, Combs has all the important accessories of a fast-rising country career — a lifestyle change, he said, that Hocking has grown "pretty comfortable with.
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The S7 will be compatible with its latest $100 Gear VR headset and Samsung will also be hocking its own Portal turret—I mean, Gear 360 camera.
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The country singer, 29, and his fiancée Nicole Hocking adopted a black puppy named Jojo, Proverbs 12:10 Animal Rescue announced in a Facebook post on Wednesday.
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Anderson, Pier-Hocking, and countless others are participants in something broader than themselves, vital players in an ecosystem of audio obsessives, mystery-loving historians, and completist fans.
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I asked Hocking about this as well, and to give you the full context, I want you to see how the question he responded to was framed.
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Via Frank Ocean's tumblr On Saturday, with no warning, Frank Ocean discreetly opened four pop-up shops around the world hocking his new Boys Don't Cry project.
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About an hour from Columbus, Hocking Hills turned out to be so ethereal and mystical it could have been the inspiration for the elvish home of Rivendell.
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Its Chief Executive Bill Hocking told reporters the restatement related to a "technical point" regarding how much revenue to recognise from a loss-making contract in Aberdeen.
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Early on, Cartier also, crucially, developed a reputation as an honest and reliable dealer when droves of aristocrats were hocking their jewels following the Franco-Prussian War.
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Hocking Hills State Park Two Ohio teens are facing charges of reckless homicide after a photographer was killed by a falling log last month, authorities said Thursday.
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In the grand tradition of people seriously hocking bags of air (yes, it's a thing), someone decided to sell air from Kobe's last game at the Staples Center.
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There's no word whether Drake brought samples of his new Virginia Black whiskey—the new collaboration between spirit mogul Brent Hocking and the rapper—along for the cast.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Artist Scott Hocking is known for his site-specific installations, often executed in locations outside the normal run of mainstream existence.
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Modie was incarcerated at the correctional facility's Hocking Unit, which houses about 450 older inmates in Nelsonville -- about 30 miles southeast of the main prison compound in Lancaster.
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The players, two sisters named Colette and Alyssa Hocking, had sat out one of Foothills' previous games against another school that refused to play based on religious grounds.
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The authorities charged two 16-year-old boys with reckless homicide on Thursday in connection with Ms. Schafer's death, the Hocking County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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The series turns the world of hocking into one of amusement and suspense, where viewers can expect to celebrate the shop's successes as much as the Harrisons do.
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Hocking also understands something that institutions — even those with the best intentions and most thoughtful processes — consistently fail to grasp about art of place: it must happen in place.
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After the shutdown of the manufacturing company in July 2016, workers launched an online petition demanding the mega-retailers they'd been hocking clothing for dole out their overdue pay.
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Virginia Black Decadent American Whiskey, the new collaboration between spirit mogul Brent Hocking and Drake, markets itself as a sexy, luxury whiskey that's easy to drink a lot of.
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Anchor Hocking had long doubled as a kind of local government in Lancaster, helping finance parks and schools and ensuring the town a supply of stable, well-paying jobs.
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None have had the ambition of a game like Legion, but that's a hard fact to accept when there's already a celebration-worthy level of diversity, as Hocking said.
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This old man had grown up on the estate of another philosophy professor, William Ernest Hocking, a once powerful and wealthy pillar of Harvard in the early 20th century.
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Alex Jones, the radio host for whom "conspiracy theorist" is both a lifestyle and a job title, has been hocking "information" about the secret government operations behind chemtrails for years.
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It is an affecting burial pyre, and Hocking has extended the paint job all the way up the floor-to-ceiling column, which seems to radiate luminous blue at times.
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Most people wouldn't think that hocking canvas pants is the path to millions when there's gold to be found, but I doubt that Levi Strauss would care what you think.
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For a time, the city of Detroit was more or less his playground, and Hocking would spend weeks or months creating labor-intensive constructions inside abandoned buildings or amid their ruins.
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The country star, 29, proposed to longtime girlfriend Nicole Hocking last November in Hawaii, but they've been too busy to think about their big day — or even set a date — yet.
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As Anchor Hocking fortunes worsened, Lancaster went from being a thriving community to a former factory town struggling with the joblessness and addiction issues common to parts of deindustrialized Middle America.
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So, imagine his surprise when the minerality of the water that naturally fed from the property into the Hocking River was almost an identical match to the water of Wallonia, Belgium.
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"There used to be a trailer park on the river between what's now called Mariner Park to the east, and Riverfront Lakewood East Park on the west," said Hocking, via email.
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And while there's no word yet on whether or not Kardashian will start hocking her own pieces off through the app, until then, feel free to continue screenshotting her many bodycon ensembles.
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The country singer, who recently got engaged to Nicole Hocking, stepped out with his longtime love at Sunday's 2019 Grammy Awards, where he received a nomination in the best new artist category.
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"I'm all about it," Bachman says, understanding that high-quality recordings of his performances are good calling cards to have out there, his music spreading further when Pier-Hocking posts it online.
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He struck gold in the classical contemporary market by blatantly ripping off the "Titanic" soundtrack and taking a direct sales approach, hocking CDs at "live" performances at shopping centers and art fairs.
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It's been inhabited by a serial drifter and Taylor Swift fanatic, who turned it into his own personal "thug mansion" and "headquarters" for a stolen-art-hocking business in 2014 and 2015.
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As select parts of Detroit have changed, Hocking has moved further afield, invited to create installations in places like Port Austin, Michigan, Lille, France, and New South Wales, Australia, to name a few.
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Virginia Black's website says Hocking is known for his "unconventional luxury with an edge approach," and he helped to launch DeLeón Tequila, an ultra-premium tequila that runs up to $900 a bottle.
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After all, if Super Troopers taught us anything, it's that there are no shortage of fast-food workers who find hocking loogies in cops' burgers and messing with their liter colas really entertaining.
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Some mines in Southeastern Ohio closed during the Great Depression, like the Hocking Valley Coal Company – which re-opened during World War Two, only to close again for good a few years later.
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The proof is right there: Melania was hocking alternative truth (and outright racism) even then — insisting Obama hadn't shared his birth certificate, even though, as Behar repeatedly pointed out, that just wasn't the case.
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Google's efforts on its VR program went full throttle in 2016 and early 2017 while the company sought to keep pace with Samsung, which was aggressively hocking mobile hardware it had built alongside Oculus.
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After a dizzying series of takeovers, Anchor Hocking was eventually purchased by two New York-based private-equity firms, which forced it to sell off its real-estate holdings, close plants, and fire workers.
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The startup isn't playing VC quite yet with newly launched Patreon Capital, but they are hocking non-equity cash advances (loans!) for Patreon customers in need of some extra cash for big creative rollouts.
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VCV's much-larger competitor, HireVue, which has raked in a staggering $93 million in funding and is backed by top-tier Silicon Valley venture capital firms like Sequoia, is hocking many of the same services.
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Amazon stood up its gaming division in 2014, purchasing developer Double Helix, hired designers Kim Swift and Clint Hocking (although they left the company in 2015 and in 2017), and began work on a PC game.
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For most of the artists he records, he'll make sure to secure permission in advance, but like an increasing number of touring musicians, the Virginia-based Bachman is fine with audio-obsessed fans like Pier-Hocking.
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Hocking's British ancestry can be traced to Cornwall, England, and according to Hocking, it was these miners who moved to Michigan's Upper Peninsula to look for the copper and tin that had been there since time immemorial.
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Hocking your product on Instagram is a delicate business that usually requires either a beloved influencer, an undeniably good product, or — I guess — a promotion that appears to be straight from the mind of Guillermo del Toro.
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Hocking was surprised to discover that the location of the familiar photograph — often seen as a symbol of the White, colonial conquest of the US territories — was Michigan Carbon Works, a business that still exists in Detroit.
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When he and Hocking, who's on staff at BMI in Nashville, started dating almost two years ago, he recalled, there "was no publishing deal, no record deal, no booking deal" and a manager who'd never managed before.
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It's an all-you-can-eat Creative Commons buffet as Google is focused (for now at least) on building a discovery platform stocked with freebies rather than one filled with creators hocking their 3D objects for cash.
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Because of the slightly lower alcohol content (whiskey usually clocks in around 95-proof), the 80-proof whiskey is much smoother and sweeter than your average bourbon — and that's exactly what Hocking and Drake had in mind.
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" With the assistance of a wedding planner, he and Hocking are now collaborating on details, and he says, "and we're actually a lot farther along than I think we both thought we would be with our schedules.
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" As Alex Hocking, who developed one such system, put it, "the important thing about our algorithm is that we have not told the machine what to look for in the images, but instead taught it how to 'see.
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Hocking transformed a huge warehouse along a sprawling stretch of land next to the Detroit River, once part of the Stroh's beer industrial empire, into a harbor for the ghost boats left to decay in Detroit's abandoned lots.
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Reviews were unanimous, sales were huge, essays were everywhere—using BioShock as his example, in 2007, game designer Clint Hocking coined the term "ludonarrative dissonance," destined to become one of the longest surviving phrases in popular game criticism.
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The exhibition is supplemented by a slideshow featuring hundreds of images captured by Detroit-based artist Scott Hocking, who has obsessively catalogued the Miller-Melberg creations he's encountered on his meandering forays through the greater Metro Detroit area.
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But the Hocking County Sheriff's Office confirms in a statement both were charged with reckless homicide last week in the death of the woman, who was taking portrait photos of local high school students when she was killed.
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She never accepted welfare, he told me: they took subsidies like government cheese, but she worked three jobs—bartender, selling Mary Kay and Amway, hocking insurance for Golden State Mutual—while studying for the real-estate broker's exam.
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Both teenagers are from Logan, and allegedly admitted to forcing a 74-pound log off a cliff, causing it to fall more than 75 feet and hit Schafer, Hocking County prosecutor Benjamin Fickel told local news outlet WLWT5.
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Yes, that's speaking hyperbolically, but if you go on Instagram, it's hard not to feel that way, as you can't help but spot an influencer hocking one of these up-and-coming labels while mindlessly scrolling through your feed.
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My theory is that Silicon Valley execs watched with horror as Icahn tormented eBay board member Marc Andreessen over the spin-off of PayPal while hocking Tim Cook at Apple for more and more return of capital to shareholders.
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Capturing the music from the two different sources—his own mics and the sound-board feed—as a pair of multitrack WAV files, Pier-Hocking will later align the two recordings in Adobe Audition CC. It gets pretty geeky.
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Want to rub sweaty elbows with tens of thousands of retail enthusiasts in a 2360-acre, sun-seared outdoor market with some 21920,212 booths hocking coconut-shell ashtrays, elephant-print pants, jasmine soaps, striped cushions and countless other wares?
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Victoria Schafer, 44, was at Hocking Hills State Park when she was hit by a falling section of a tree and later pronounced dead at the scene, an Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) spokesman, David Roorbach, said in a statement.
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Over the next 30 years, Anchor Hocking experienced a series of leveraged buyouts and private equity purchases, each of which saddled the company with a growing debt load and highly credentialed management with little-to-no experience in glass making.
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The company's internal gaming team, Amazon Game Studios, hasn't produced much of note, and last year it suffered a string of high-profile departures — including Clint Hocking, best know for his work on the Splinter Cell series and Far Cry 2.
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Allen-backed AI2 incubator aims to connect AI startups with world-class talent I talked with the co-founders CEO Matt Hocking and CTO Michael Petrochuk, who explained why they went about creating a whole new system for voice synthesis.
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It does somewhat evade how the key philosophers it addresses — Emerson, James, Royce, Hocking — sought their solitude or love in further relations to the supernatural, God or some godhead, and moved from immanence to transcendence, not the other way around.
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Because of Hocking Hills's unique topography of cliffs, gorges and rivers, its climate is a vestige of an era when glaciers had just begun to recede, and trees such as the Eastern hemlock, the Canada yew and the mountain laurel dominated.
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When I went to visit Hocking in the midst of his barn boat project, and he alighted from a scissor-lift to greet me, sun-baked and wild-haired, I thought of how absolutely insane Noah must have looked to his neighbors.
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It's commonplace now for a law enforcement agency or government entity to receive pitches from companies like Persistent Surveillance, or more familiar names like Taser, or through funded fronts hocking software or hardware originally developed for use (and possibly still active) in warfare.
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In practice, this will probably be most helpful for situations like distinguishing Elon Musk from the Ethereum-hocking false copies popping up below him, ensuring that users don't have to read every character of a user's handle before they can tell if it's trusted information.
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And then there was the "gently resting a hand on a knee" approach, which was the choice for Luke Combs (with fiancée Nicole Hocking), Luke Bryan (with wife, Caroline), Kane Brown (with pregnant wife, Katelyn) and Brett Young (with wife, Taylor, who's also expecting).
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Sometimes, with an artist's permission, Pier-Hocking will also establish a page on the Internet Archive's Live Music Archive, where visitors can listen to shows right in their web browsers, and where files are backed up regularly to locations in Egypt, the Netherlands, and Canada.
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I chatted with him by phone to find out more about what he learned, how economic forces destroyed towns like Lancaster, what Donald Trump can do about it, and what the future holds for companies like Anchor Hocking that have sustained small towns for generations.
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That foresight and discipline have made it possible for her to envision a fairly traditional retirement — one that will allow her time to pursue hobbies like gardening, hiking in Hocking Hills State Park or biking along the Olentangy River near her home, and traveling.
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Ultimately, high art and capitalism have also never been closer and when you look at the relationship between brand endorsements and some of the top visual artists and musicians, it's not surprising that those that occupy lesser rungs on the fame ladder don't mind hocking lesser products.
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These works represent just one category of subjects for Hocking as a photographer; others include scrappers, bad graffiti, abandoned boats, nocturnal tableaux, and oddities that punctuate Detroit's varied landscape, even as waves of development drive the city to increasingly become a part of the normal run of mainstream existence.
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And while Anchor Hocking workers weren't displaced by cheap overseas labor, workers in industries that are impacted by trade have heard economists say for years without reservation that in the long run, trade makes everyone better off—even as they watched good jobs leave and their communities disintegrate.
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Tonight, Pier-Hocking is running a pair of MBHO KA100DK omnidirectional microphone capsules (via a 603A capsule attachment) into "a home-brewed" PFA phantom power adapter by way of a set of newfangled "active" cables, wired up by a colleague on a web forum for live-performance recording aficionados.
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" In a statement marking the opening of the park, Karen Raymore, the Hocking Hills Tourism Association executive director said she was "thrilled to offer one more reason for travelers to visit the region, and a new way for them to experience a natural attraction that has long mesmerized all who visit us overnight.
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This is conceivably another inflection of what Far Cry 2 and Watch Dogs Legion director Clint Hocking calls ludonarrative dissonance, a term he coined in 2007 to describe the nagging disconnect between the lighthearted action story of the Uncharted series and the genocide-scale murder the game asks the player to perpetrate.
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"I was enamored with this thing that I had made out of vibrations in the air," Pier-Hocking says of his Girls Against Boys tapes, remembering the feeling of being the nearest time traveler to the music, picking up the sound at its moment of creation for future listeners, an act of creation by itself.
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Her first record, Midwest Farmer's Daughter, reflects on the years of struggle—including a jail stint and hocking her wedding ring—she went through on the road to making it, and used songs like "This Town Gets Around" and the heart-rending autobiographical epic "Hands of Time" to call out music industry rejection and sexism.
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"Like most people who grew up in Metro Detroit, I played on these as a kid, and I don't think a lot of people know that it's an individual who designed all of them," said Hocking, as he stunted for the camera on a Miller-Melberg porpoise preserved in a pocket park in Midtown Detroit.
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Time and again, the gallery showed that Detroit did, and does, have its own art presence, showcasing artists from the 1970s Cass Corridor group (particularly Gordon Newton, who was a favorite of Wagstaff during his tenure at the DIA), as well as younger artists, such as Scott Hocking, Clinton Snider, and Michael E. Smith.
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In the anteroom and main display space of the gallery, Hocking has assembled a new installation work, clearly motivated by time spent in the Paris catacombs on the same trip to France that facilitated the Babel installation, and his longstanding interest and research into the Copper Complex civilization, which occupied ancient lands that are today known as Michigan.
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When I entered that overwhelmingly white elementary school for the first time, I didn't have to face a vicious mob hocking loogies, throwing stones, or threatening to string me up and watch me strangle to death the way that Elizabeth Eckford did when she first tried to integrate Arkansas's Little Rock Central High School in 22016.
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Beginning with Carl Icahn, a philosophy graduate of Princeton with no background in glass manufacturing, a three-decades-long series of management "experts" and financiers walked in and out of a profitable company, loading Anchor Hocking with debt, reducing worker pay and benefits, and paying large fees to CEOs, consultants, and board members who almost never had industry experience.
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Scott Hocking, a local artist who has previously worked with decaying and eroding man-made objects and was wary of the unethical labor practices potentially involved in the manufacture of dollar-store wares, chose instead to spend his $99 on seven used shopping carts bought from a mom-and-pop discount store in the suburb of Hamtramck.
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The game seems to emphasize stealth — Ubisoft says half of the weapons in-game are nonlethal — and there are, of course, plenty of new gadgets to play around with, like nimble spider-bots and a cloaking system that hides you from the pervasive AR. Legion is being helmed by Ubisoft's Toronto studio, it also marks a return of sorts for Hocking.
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Games designer Clint Hocking coined the term "ludonarrative dissonance" back in a 2007 blog entry, in response to 2K's dystopian shooter BioShock, writing that it suffered from "a powerful dissonance between what it is about as a game, and what it is about as a story"; that the ludic side, the playful aspects, clashed uncomfortably with the story at its core.
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" And after Kaag's elegant portrait of the marriage of William Ernest Hocking and his wife Agnes, then Hocking's bereavement of her, then his new love at age 87 with the 68-year-old Nobel Prize-winning novelist Pearl Buck, Kaag teaches us to hear the philosopher's lines about "communion with others" with the ears of love: "How would it seem if my mind could but once be within thine; and we could meet and without barrier be with each other?
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I had a chance to venture through one of the experience myself, which you can read more about here: "Nomadic wants to bring VR you can feel to your local movie theater" The startup isn't the lone wolf in this category of location-based VR experience, but while competitors like The Void are focused on establishing dedicated VR warehouse spaces for projects like their NYC Ghostbusters experience, Nomadic's aims are set more on getting into existing retail spaces through hocking a modular setup that will allow for easy installations and conversions.
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