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Why it’s hot in 2019: Chainalysis "is seeing significant traction, working with businesses (like banks and crypto exchanges) and government agencies (like the FBI and Europol) to investigate and understand blockchain activity," says Tavel.

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From the waist down, it’s all about leggings. For casual and travel days, I wear Outdoor Voices 7/8 Warmup Leggings in deep-sea blue. All other days I’m in Wolford Velour Leggings — elegant, velvety soft multi-taskers that may be the single greatest clothing purchase I’ve made in years ($425, though I got them on discount). They’ve even kept me warm hiking in Patagonia and Iceland. I may never wear jeans again.

Music was considered a hobby. Musicians had day jobs. A cover charge higher than two dollars was considered excessive. Writing was a pursuit for the well-educated, highly refined, and sufficiently bankrolled. The mid-century-modern thousand-seat Americana Theater with a seventy-millimeter screen was the coolest thing going in film. H-E-B supermarkets did not sell beer or wine, and closed on Sundays. The Made-in-Austin IBM self-correcting Selectric typewriter was the latest technological innovation. The wave of change that swept through San Francisco in the late sixties didn’t reach Austin full on until the early seventies. In the tradition of the African-American celebration of Juneteenth, when news of President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation freeing slaves reached Texas two-and-a-half years after the fact, at the end of the Civil War, change often came a little bit slower in Texas. But once that wave finally did crash ashore, it did so with dramatic flourish, spawning new, not-necessarily-obvious institutions, starting with the Armadillo World Headquarters that eventually reimagined Austin into the all-purpose Alternative City.

Many owners have found them particularly useful for teaching a dog to walk nicely at your side but vets also use them to support the front or hind limbs after surgery. Provided you choose a device that fits your dog correctly, they are very comfortable and are tolerated well by most dogs. To get you started on choosing your device, here is our guide to finding the best dog harness.

And business has been good. Before LVMH’s Rimowa buy-in, and Arnault’s appointment shortly thereafter (in January 2017), the luggage-maker, based in Cologne, Germany, was certainly known, albeit to a smaller circle of travelers. Its cachet landed more on pragmatism; the hard-sided grooved aluminum cases, Rimowa’s signature, were more utility-based, and far less pop-culturally relevant. They were not, really, fashion items.

The Versa Lite is available in white, lilac, mulberry, and marina blue. Bands are currently available in six colors, and hybrid woven bands that are half nylon and half cloth will be coming soon. The model is selling for $159.

Both the Polaroid Mint Camera & Printer and Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 are great instant cameras in their own right, with each having their own pros and cons. However, if we must go with only one, then the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 is probably a better fit for most.

Kelly Bone, Christina Sawyer and Janine Buckley allege that Hill’s sold specialty dog foods containing "toxic and often fatal levels of vitamin D" and that the company knew about it months prior to its recall on Jan. 31 of canned Prescription Diet and Science Diet products. The suit alleges that dogs owned by each of the plaintiffs died as a result of consuming the tainted Hill’s products.

It’s very easy to clean in a washing machine. It comes with step by step instructions and is made from durable materials.

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You know, sometimes not going [fast enough] is actually the problem. A decision can be on the table and you’ll say, “Hey, I’ll wait six months to finalize this,” but then six months in, you wish you’d done it earlier. This is the case with pulling out of specialty retailers in the U.S., for example. Luggage shops. It was my intuition from day one. We’re still not fully out, it’s about a year away, but I could have told you this idea in January 2017 and now we’re here, over two years later.