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1) "Hennessy" -- As to hennessy hammock
Bottle of Hennessy XO Cognac Hennessy is the oldest and leading manufacturer of cognac, a type of French distilled wine ('Brandy'). Hennessy was born when Irishman Richard Hennessy, who had been a mercenary for the French King, was compensated with land in the town of Cognac in France in 1765 and started a trading business, initially sending liquor back to Irish friends and relatives. His son, James Hennessy, expanded the business into the brandy production with which the town is now synonymous. The business was renamed James (or Jacques) Hennessy and Co. - A name the company retains today. The company has been managed by successive generations of Hennessys (now it is eighth generation). Ownership has changed over the years though. In 1971 Hennessy merged with Moët et Chandon. In 1987 the drinks group then merged with fashion house Louis Vuitton to create what is now the world's largest luxury goods business: LVMH. Hennessy currently sells about three million cases of cognac each year. Recent innovations include trying to broaden the appeal of the drink beyond its traditional base of older drinkers, by introducing new products such as "Pure White" and "Fine de Cognac" and marketing them accordingly. Cocktail recipes have also been popularized, such as combining Hennessy with Red Bull energy drink to form Crunk Juice, a cocktail popularized by Crunk-artists Lil Jon, the Eastside Boyz, and the Ying Yang Twins. A drink called Sin, made popular by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, includes equal proportions of Hennessy and Gin. Rappers Xzibit, DMX, 2Pac, 50 Cent and P.Diddy also frequently talk of drinking Hennessy straight in their lyrics, as does the group Digital Underground in its song "The Humpty Dance". North Korean leader Kim Jong-il reportedly buys more of the cognac than any other private customer in the world.[1] - Hennessy Cognac Main Page
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2) "Hammock" -- As to hennessy hammock 1ham·mock
Pronunciation: 'ha-m&k
Function: noun
Etymology: Spanish hamaca, from Taino
: a swinging couch or bed usually made of netting or canvas and slung by cords from supports at each end
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- This article deals with the most common use of the word hammock, a sling for sleeping or resting in. Particularly in the southern United States, a hammock can also mean a piece of thickly wooded land, usually covered with bushes and vines. For information about the band of the same name, see Hammock (band). For other meanings, see Hammock (disambiguation).
The hammock is a device used to sleep or rest in. It consists of cloth or a network of twine or thin rope, either natural or synthetic, which is stretched between two firm points. - 1 History
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| Garden hammock The hammock was developed in Pre-Columbian Latin America and continues to be produced widely throughout the region, including among the Urarina of the Peruvian Amazon. Though it is unknown who invented the hammock, many maintain that it was a device created out of tradition and need. The English language derivation of hammock and various European equivalents is borrowed from the Spanish hamaca or hamac around 1700, in turn taken from a TaÃno culture Arawakan word (Haiti) meaning "fish net."[1][2] Hammocks They were not part of Classic era Maya civilization; they were said to have arrived in the Yucatán from the Caribbean less than two centuries before the Spanish conquest. They are made of various materials (including palm-based in western Amazonia), and the quality depends greatly on the thread and the number of threads used. In Mexico, hammocks are made in villages surrounding the capital city Mérida and are sold throughout the world as well as locally. Mayan hammocks are made on a loom and are hand woven by men, women and children. Hammocks are so symbolicall..."
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