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I can totally get on board with this whole "new year, new website launch" thing!
Back in October of 2016, when I was very pregnant, I was introduced to Allison and her team at Sonoma Harvest. At the time, we were just meeting, getting an idea of their upcoming marketing plans and checking out their newly-designed tasting room and facility. A new website was definitely in the works, but not quite right at that moment, which was actually ideal, on account of that whole 'having a baby' thing I had going on.
But after I met Allison and saw (and tasted!) the products, I knew I wanted to be involved with their new website. Luckily, Allison felt the same way, so when the time came for a new website, she sent me a note and we hit the ground running!
Creating a website that matched the Sonoma Harvest vibe was step one. I designed and developed the custom WordPress website with a fun blog for recipes and news before I turned my attention to the online shop. Their ecommerce website was then coded to match the new design of the core website, within the parameters of VinSuite's winery-focused CMS, which allows them to easily manage their orders and club shipments.
One of the main things that Allison wanted was a clean site with really rich images, so that was at the center of my design and I'm super pumped to share it with you. I'm also excited because this website launch includes the website for the other arm of Allison's family business, The Olive Oil Factory. The Olive Oil Factory uses roughly the same architecture, look and feel, but with a few modifications that make it unique and give it its own identity— the perfect solution for a company balancing two brands!
I am also pleased to report that plenty of "research" was conducted and I highly recommend their D'Anjou Pear White Balsamic Vinegar. Yum.


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Selma Blair once said: "I'm flat-chested, I'm short, I'm a brunette, I have droopy eyes, and so people have a hard time casting me as a 'beauty". Very humble opinion for such a sexy actress. Her small breasts with pointed nipples are just what makes her so sexy. Watch Selma Blair small pointed nude boobs In The Poker House movie. (SCROLL DOWN for video)
Selma Blair has the really specific small breasts. For her role as a stripper in the film A Dirty Shame, she wore a very large pair of fake boobs. But her small breasts were just her trademark. Her nipples as if they were still erect. For all lovers of small pointy boobs here's one such scene. Enjoy watching this small tits blonde!
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Excited to be expanding our #DigitalHealth offerings to include Behavioral #Telehealth svcs https://t.co/nj0VKtM9tu pic.twitter.com/3RV7iPrYGD
— Adam Falat (@adamfalat) May 12, 2016
This was extremely big news for Telehealth in general, but even more so from a mental and behavioral health perspective. In case you missed the news, Walgreens and MDLIVE are partnering to offer telehealth and behavioral telehealth services (technically MDLIVE is partnering with Breakthrough for the behavioral health piece).
Walgreens involvement in telemedicine is such a big deal and is going to really push telemedicine much faster than it's already going. Currently they can offer their telehealth medical services in 37 states (this announcement added 13 states). Here's the type of services you can receive through these services:
- Acne
- Allergies
- Cold / Flu
- Constipation
- Cough
- Diarrhea
- Ear problems
- Fever
- Headache
- Insect bites
- Nausea / Vomiting
- Pink eye
- Rash
- Respiratory problems
- Sore throats
- Urinary problems / UTI
- Vaginitis
- And more
On the behavioral telehealth front, you can get non prescription services in all 50 states and behavioral health prescribing services will be available in 20 states. Here's a look at the list of services they can offer in behavioral health:
- Addictions
- Bipolar disorders
- Child and adolescent issues
- Depression
- Eating disorders
- Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/
Transgender issues
- Grief and loss
- Life changes
- Men's issues
- Panic disorders
- Parenting issues
- Postpartum depression
- Relationship and marriage issues
- Stress
- Trauma and PTSD
- Women's issues
- And more
This announcement has been met by much rejoicing in the mental health community. I think that many of them see these telehealth services as a great way to get more mental health services out to patients who wouldn't otherwise get treatment. It sure feels like telehealth has finally arrived.


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the car didn't even stop, but the one behind the soulless asses did. July 16th, 3:15 pm Coco was hit by a car. That night, surgery. Recovery, ongoing but POSITIVE!
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Keep Your Blood Flowing in the Cold
In the winter months, when the tempurature drops well below freezing, it gets harder to stay warm enough to be comfortable. Yes, wool socks are better than cotton but; battery powered heated socks are even better. And yet our feet end up cold at some point anyways. When we are hunting we are usally trying to be as still as possible, for as long as possible. The problem is, when we aren't moving, our blood circulation slows down. We especially lose circulation in our legs and feet if we are sitting or kneeling for long periods. Our blood is what keeps us warm, and if we are not getting enough of it to our feet, we end up with numb toes, or worse, frost bite.
One way to combat this is toe exercises. Wiggling your toes can be done discreetly inside your boots and not a creature will know. There are different things that you can try like all ten toes up-down, up-down, up-down. Or alternating left foot toes up, right foot toes down. Curling your toes, then clenching and releasing, doing this at different speeds, synchronized or alternating, can really get the blood pumping. That will help you keep those toes a bit warmer. Also, if you count your reps silently it can help pass the time go by until that trophy animal appears.
Tried This
Submitted by Retired2hunt on Thu, 2011-09-15 11:33.
I have tried the wiggle toe thing with little success. It just may be a poor circulation thing of mine. I hunt Colorado now so the walking normally keeps my toes and feet warm. I have used the "toe warmers" with some degree of success. One thing I am keeping my eye on is a new product from ThermaCell. It is a rechargable wireless insole. It may be a high priced gimmick or the next best thing to have for hunting. I will let you know!
This is a good tip as frozen
Submitted by hunter25 on Sun, 2011-03-06 23:51.
This is a good tip as frozen toes are definately a hunt wrecker. I usually don't hunt much just sitting so my feet rarely get cold. But one time this year I duck hunted and had to give it up after 2 hours as I was just not prepared for how cold my feet got. I did try what was suggested here and it did help for awhile but it was just to cold for prolonged use.
you are right
Submitted by groovy mike on Fri, 2010-12-17 11:19.
I never tried the battery powered socks but wiggling your toes and WARM socks are must dos in cold weather. In addition I don't go out without those oxygen activated chemial heaters any more either. They are must have devices for a comfortable hunt as far as I'm concerned!
Thanks for the tips!
I'll try it!
Submitted by jim boyd on Fri, 2010-12-03 20:03.
Well, it is going to be 30 here in the morning, and i get cold feet - so i will give this a try...
i have good boots and socks but do not have any of the feet warmer pads with me - so it is this trick or cold feet for me!
i have to walk through water in the morning on the way to the stand so i know that is going to cool my rubber boots down also.
i will check back in and let you know how it works!
Great Tip
Submitted by Critter done on Thu, 2010-09-16 09:37.
I'll try this,It can get cold in KS.
Thanks for the tip.
Submitted by ManOfTheFall on Wed, 2010-09-15 14:51.
Thanks for the tip.
I have always gotten cold
Submitted by GooseHunter Jr on Wed, 2010-09-15 12:40.
I have always gotten cold feet so i will have to give this a try thanks!


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Whilst searching on Google Blog Search for 'webometrics' I noticed that the usual webometric blogs are listed as 'Related Blogs':
As I had just been blogging on the subject of bibliometrics, I decided to see which the related blogs on that topic. Surprisingly there aren't any:
[Although two blogs are 'related' to Scientometrics].
If blogs are a useful way for sharing the latest news and information in a particular discipline, as well as the promotion of a discipline, then surely bibliometrics would benefit from the odd bibliometrician blogging occasionally [...for the sake of inter-disciplinary relations I will eschew the joke about bibliometricians being odd]. Admittedly the webometric blogs are not the best example of academic blogging, but it is a burgeoning online community of sorts.


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Because we believe the arts inspire personal growth and improve wellbeing, the Plaza Theatre invites individuals of all ages and backgrounds to become volunteers, patrons or performers. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we are committed to ensuring easy, affordable access to cultural and artistic events. The Plaza Theatre bridges Wharton and its surrounding communities by celebrating our region's rich, diverse history and welcoming everyone across the region to this unique family of individuals who find inspiration in artistic endeavors.
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I did some practice welds on some 1.125″ x 0.035″ and tried out the pulser again just for fun. I still am not sure I'll ever weld a frame up with the pulser, but after tonight I am considering it. I'm definitely getting better!The top weld is with the pulser (84amps peak, 12amps bottom, 45%, 2hz). The bottom bead is straight 64 amps with my foot regulating the input depending on what I felt was needed (in all fairness, my first bead was the non-pulsed and I am out of practice by a couple of weeks). These tubes are 0.047″ wall scrap OXPlat steerer and 0.035″ wall 4130 that was mitered in the new fixture (pretty thick tubing but good to practice on). Surprisingly, the pulsed weld looks much better than my regular way of doing it. Out of practice i guess. Or just got lucky. I laid the filler rod in the joint and put pressure down into the joint while moving the torch along at a not fast but not mellow pace.
The thing I have noticed with the pulser is that you have to trust it. If the miters are really good, and you don't ball up the filler rod, it'll lay a really nice bead. If the miters aren't tight, you can get holes in the tubes pretty quickly…and you can't see them come on until they're there. I'm sure the good pulser guys micro-adjust their foot pedal a little so that doesn't happen, but I'm still trying to focus on not poking the filler rod in the puddle and just laying it down. It does feel like I'm giving up a little control by using the pulser, but the results can be very aesthetically pleasing, if not necessarily better in penetration or joint strength. With the pulser, it's easier to get each 'dime' exactly the same size…looks more consistent. I've definitely had straight-amp welds look like this, but just not as frequently or consistently as I'd like. I read somewhere — "perfect practice makes perfect." This is something I frequently think about when i consider not spending more time getting the tightest miters, or giving the inside of a tube a good scrub cleaning, or skipping a step because of time constraints. Do it right the first time, or it'll haunt you later on. This is definitely true with practice in TIG welding.


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For entrepreneurs who don't want to live tethered to a desk but need more than a smartphone, laptops are still the way to go. Features you can expect to find in all business laptops are built-in Wi-Fi, a one-year warranty and a touch pad or touch pad/point stick combination for navigation. With so many models to choose from, we picked just a few from each category for a closer look, so check the chart below for more.
For starters, tablet PCs are having a bit of a resurgence, with established brands like Toshiba's Portégé getting freshened up. Its R400, which recently hit the market, is a bit pricier than new entries like Lenovo's ThinkPad X60 Tablet. A balance of power and portability, our Lenovo test model came fully stocked with a 1.83GHz Core Duo processor, 2GB RAM and a 120GB hard drive, enabling the X60 to handle the more demanding versions of Vista without feeling pokey. And it all fits in a smartly designed package that can slim down to as little as 3.76 pounds with a 12.1-inch display. Despite its compact size, the keyboard is comfortable enough for any touch-typer, and the minijoystick near your index finger provides a convenient mouse alternative. The X60 lacks a built-in optical drive--a problem solved by pairing it with Lenovo's $180 Ultrabase for desktop use when you install software. Also look into the new Gateway C200 Ultraportable Convertible, a 4.5-pound alternative that has an integrated optical drive.
For those needing more visibility, the 14.1-inch widescreen display of the Hewlett-Packard Compaq nc6400 laptop makes for comfortable viewing--and it still weighs just 4.4 pounds (with the weight-saver battery). The built-in speakers are surprisingly decent, and the fingerprint reader gives extra security. At $1,649, the nc6400 is not only affordable--it also includes a three-year warranty.
If your trips take you to any rugged environs, Twinhead's Durabook S14Y offers the durability of a magnesium alloy case, bumpered corners, DVD burner disc tray lock and an uncluttered keyboard area. The Core 2 Duo 2GHz processor and 1GB RAM handle the power-hungry Vista just fine. And it weighs in at a reasonable 5.73 pounds.
Not in the chart but worth checking into are the Sony VAIO line of extremely portable machines with strong multimedia capabilities and the Fujitsu LifeBook models ranging from tablets to desktop replacements with 15-inch displays. Apple's MacBook Pro line is also making a strong business case these days. The addition of Intel processors has made it possible to run both Mac and Windows OSes on the same laptop.
You can either purchase a prefab portable or customize to your heart's content. A few suggested features to spring for include at least 1GB RAM (a must if you're running Vista) and a three-year warranty. Accidental damage warranties can be pricey, but they'll cover you if you spill your coffee or drop your laptop. Consider one if you're investing in a high-end machine. Otherwise, accessorize with a padded laptop case, and hit the road.


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MIAMI — Sometimes, the art world likes to slum it — hit up a yet-to-be-gentrified artist-studio neighborhood and forget about the world of the white cube. Miami, with its glitz, art-deco hotels, and penchant for plastic surgery, is quite a bit less gritty than New York City, but on Thursday night, artist Jonathan Horowitz brought a little bit of kitschy, lowbrow culture into a hotel party more notable for its glossy veneer and shiny clientele than any measure of local reality.
Horowitz, who is better known for his socially critical video works, presented "Free Store," which the announcement portrayed as an "interactive installation" where guests (equipped with specially screenprinted totebags) would exchange objects they brought for the donated items already in the store, including contributions from artists such artists as Rob Pruitt, Maurizio Cattelan, and Marilyn Minter. The store was to "puncture a hole through the rarefied art world ether of commodity display and sale," the announcement noted.
It would be a challenge to accomplish that goal in any exhibition setting, let alone in the center of one of the crucibles of the global art market. By the time I arrived at Horowitz's store, a diminutive display under a tent in the corner of a hotel backyard dominated by cushioned lounges, a luminous pool, potted plants, and champagne-sipping guests leaning on marble bars, the selection didn't exactly match up to the ambition of the press release.
What was haphazardly arrayed on the tables and shelves of the "Free Store" was not high-fashion treasures or sketches by famous artists, but the usual range of tchotchkes that might be found at any local junk shop or thrift store: hand-held weights, old dresses, some secondhand lamps (those may have been the highlight), and a neck pillow printed with characters from Pixar's movie Cars. The objects left over at the end of the store were to be donated to a local thrift joint.
The combination of high-fashion party (the event was sponsored in part by online retailers Mr. Porter and Net-a-Porter as well as glossy fashion magazine Visionaire) and low-end junk shop reminded me of the social geography of Basel week and Miami itself. Glitz abuts poverty as desirable space fills to bursting.
Parts of Miami's Wynwood neighborhood, only blocks off the Rubell Collection's palatial gallery building, are full of low-slung, rundown suburban houses, Cuban lunch counters, and junk shops full of the kind of cultural artifacts that Horowitz's store winked at rather than embodied. The city has a drastic duality that I'm sure is only heightened when the art world comes to invade once a year, a split between urban poor and beach-side wealth. Art collectors stride by recycling scavengers.
It might be too much to ask that Horowitz's pop-up offer some kind of political critique in the midst of a celebratory party. The party, as these things usually are, was fun, and there is no end to even more exclusive events around Art Basel Miami Beach. But art's job, in any case or context, is to offer an opportunity to think twice about what's around you and reconsider how you see the world. For its lack of even feigned authenticity, the store failed that goal. The greater problem might be that the social, commercial extravaganza of Miami Basel as a whole also fails. It is fun, though.
Jonathan Horowitz's Free Store took place in Miami on December 6.
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The greatest debate about political bumper stickers isn't whether it reads Clinton or Trump. It's not official versus handmade or even comical versus cruel. No, the great bumper sticker debate boils down to what do you do with your bumper sticker the day after the election? When the votes are all tallied, when the winner has been chosen, does the unofficial automobile electorate shed their votes or leave them on?
If You Are Ready For Hillary Then Share This Bumper Sticker
If You Want To Make America Great Again With Trump Share This Bumper Sticker
While the decision to either leave a sticker on your car or take it off is obviously up to the individual, some people can and do take their decision to the extremes. Case in point, you still occasionally see stickers left over from the 2004 election, and the real diehards are still tricking out their bumpers with Gore Lieberman stickers from way back in 2000. Take it or leave it, either way the political bumper sticker often says something about the driver.
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These six archetypes are, of course, extremes. Most of America falls somewhere in the middle and we can all agree—a political bumper sticker should be treated along the same rules as disposing of Christmas trees. While the Christmas tree should be dragged to the curb by New Year's Day, the political bumper sticker should probably be gone by the Inauguration.
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