HH Bespoke Beverages & Spirits Expands Portfolio With Marvelous Water
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New York, NY Kicking off the year with their first award, HH Bespoke Rum is the recipient of the 2020 Proof Awards presented by Food & Beverage Magazine and the expansion to offer non-alcoholic beverages. HH Bespoke Spirits launches HH Bespoke Beverages & Spirits with a minority stake in the ownership of Marvelous Waters, founded by Kenneth “Marvin” Barnes this January.
Marvelous Water has a pH of 9.5, with its alkaline properties is better for your health than regular water. Alkaline water helps with the digestive system, reduces high blood pressure, increases red blood cells, and promotes a viable immune system. Marvelous Water has no lead, bacteria, chlorine, fluoride, or harmful parasites. Marvelous Water contains potassium and magnesium which is proven to help the body maintain fluid balance and prevent cardiovascular disease. Because of these nutritional properties, Marvelous Water is in a
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The Section is thrilled to announce that it will honor legendary civil rights leader and advisor to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Clarence B. Jones with the 2021 Thurgood Marshall Award in a virtual celebration on Friday, August 6, during the ABA Annual Meeting.
Clarence B. Jones, prominent Civil Rights leader and advisor to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., will receive the 2021 Thurgood Marshall Award.
In 1962, Martin Luther King wrote a letter recommending his lawyer and advisor, Clarence B. Jones, to the New York State Bar, stating: “Ever since I have known Mr. Jones, I have always seen him as a man of sound judgment, deep insights, and great dedication. I am also convinced that he is a man of great integrity” (King, 29 May 1962).
An American brand is born
The Timberland brand was birthed from a small, New England-based shoemaker, The Abington Shoe company. In 1973, Abington Shoe used an innovative molding technique to produce a waterproof, 6-inch Nubuck leather boot that could withstand harsh weather. The company called it the Timberland boot. By the late 1970s, 80% of all the products Abington Shoe sold were Timberland boots. So in 1978, the company changed its name to Timberland, according to a 1983 article from The Boston Globe.
In the beginning, Timberlands were for people who worked in factories or construction, says Rob Walker, Author of Buying In: What We Buy and Who We Are. But as the boot rose in popularity, the Swartz family who owned the brand wanted to appeal to a high-end clientele who wants to go away for the weekend and be comfortable, Timberland s then-principle store designer, Cebra Robusto, told The Boston Globe in 1988. The company took out ads in magazines like The New Yorker a