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This is perfect
When i saw this scene, i smiled, d'aawwwwwwed, and laughed all at the same time while crying tormentedly over sadstuck videos ;u;
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i fell out of my desk chair while fangirling
thank you hussie for making an adorable homosexual character.
hehe its a shame we didnt get to see them much before they broke up
Is- is this a Princess Bride reference!? Because if so this is the most perfectest cross over ever. And you have made my life.
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sometimes i'm like ah theyre cuties but then i'm like you know what jake is a douche and he doesn't deserve dirk
Indeed, but thats Brian Ghost dirk.
There's still the real dirk out there somewhere.
Since Ghost dirk likes him and most likely real dirk feels the same way.
the ship can go like this:
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complicated ship
if real dirk meets brain ghost dirk he'll probably be so jealous omfg
Indeed or jake and the two dirks can have a threesome XDDDD
i wouldnt mind watching that haahahah
hussie will probably just mess with their hearts like he did to all characters UGhHHgH
Yeah Hussie will do that indeed
sometimes i wanna punch him in the face and sometimes i wanna kiss him
its hard
PERFECT! I'm starting to think that brain ghost dirk is everything Jake hopes dirk is.
thank you! ahaha, i'd sure like to see brain ghost dirk and real dirk meet, imagine how awesome jeez
that would be pretty awesome, what's your OTP anyway?
i dont have a OTP for the alpha trolls, but oh my god karezi and arasol!!!!! whats yours?
I'm actually a fan of almost every ship, doomed timelines and all, plus hussie can make anything work, I like johnkat, my sister calls it crab-cakes, I like Dave and terezi, but I really like nepeta and equius
its true, the ships hussie creates are always good, like not nonsense you know.
i only ship the bromance in johnkat, but crab-cakes is a great name omg.
dave and terezi makes me sad because it made karkat said and karkat is just my favorite character in homestuck.
and i can only see nepeta and equius as moirails. i don't like equius so i cant ship him with anyone romantically because i get like 'ugh no equius is too disgusting for x person'
i also ship meenah and aranea, latula and kankri, rose and kanaya, rose and john, and gamzee and terezi are a great black ship!
I like rose and kanaya too, but the reason i ship equius with nepeta is this www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuhI88… well actually there was a different video i wanted to show you, but i couldn't find it


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David Schuemann Joins Packaging Panel for ADI San Diego Conference
Join David Schuemann and the CF Napa team at the ADI Conference & Expo at the Town & Country Resort in San Diego, CA. David will be joining other industry experts on a panel discussion in packaging. For details, click here.
The 80/20 Rule for Spirits Branding
One of the keys to creating successful spirits brands is exceptional packaging. By exceptional, I mean packaging that breaks through the ever-growing crowd of offerings with design that engages consumers on a personal level and compels them to purchase your product over the competition's. For full article, click here
David Schuemann & Artisan Spirit Advisory Board Hosting Workshop at 2016 ACSA Convention
Event: American Craft Spirits Association Distillers Convention & Vendor Trade Show. March 2-3, Palmer House Hilton Hotel, Chicago IL.
Topic: The Whole Package
For event details, click here.
David Schuemann Speaking at 2016 WestPack Conference
Event: WestPack - Packaging Design that Sells Conference. February 9-11, 2016. Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim CA
Topic: The Ultimate Balancing Act - Preserving Your Original Brand Story While Evolving With Your Customers.
For event details, click here.
David Schuemann Speaking at USBevX 2016
The inaugural USBevX will gather producers, thought leaders and policymakers from the beer/spirits/cider/wine categories to establish a cross industry dialogue that will chart a course for success in the "new normal" of this rapidly evolving business. Don't miss David's workshop "Consumers Drink With Their Eyes" on Thursday morning at 9:00am. For more information and event details click here.
David Schuemann Joins ADI & Do Good Distillery for "Hands-On" Workshop
Join David Schuemann & ADI at the Do Good Distillery this week for their Hands-On Rum and Whiskey Distilling Workshop. The workshop will be held from Wednesday November 11th to Friday November 13th and will cover basic distillery operations for making distilled spirits and bringing them to market. On Thursday November 12th, David Schuemann will be presenting on the importance of package design for spirits branding. For more information, click here.
Branding Your Winery Through Packaging & Labeling
Setting yourself apart from the competition is one of the main challenges that wine makers face when drawing consumers to their brand. What makes a customer pick up a wine and say yes? How do you draw customers to your wine when they've never put their lips to it? When they've never even heard of you? Read More
Wine Label Design: When What is on the Outside Matters
If you were to give the world of wine label design a tagline, it might adapt either of two themes: "To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often" (Winston Churchill) or "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" (attributed to Bert Lance, former director of the Office of Management and Budget during the Carter administration). So, if you're a winery or a wine-brand manager, when do you stay on Team Lance or defect to Team Churchill? Read More
The Importance of Proper Tiering in Spirits Branding
Proper tiering plays a powerful role for growing craft distilleries. Designing the packaging appropriately for each price point, product type and quality level is crucial in order to avoid confusion amongst the various tiers. For full article, click here
Design Director, Kevin Reeves Represents CF Napa at W&V Pack 2015
At this year's Wines & Vines Packaging Conference, registrants will have the opportunity to meet for 10 minutes each with one or more of the eight experienced wine package designers in a "speed dating" format during the mid-morning Interactive Hour. Representing CF Napa at the event is Design Director, Kevin Reeves. In his 10 years designing within the wine industry, Kevin has created some of the industry's most successful brands. While Design Director at E & J Gallo Winery for more than 3 years, he developed the positioning and package design for Apothic Red, the most successful launch during the company's 75-year history (more than one million cases sold in the first year). During his 7 years at CF Napa, Kevin has lead and contributed to countless successful brands including Woodbridge, Tapeña, Slingshot, Domenichelli, Fog Mountain, Anew, and Matchbook. Studying at both Florida State University and the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, Kevin brings a diverse perspective to all projects. The conference will be held August 19 in Napa, CA. For more information, click here.
David Schuemann & Artisan Spirit Mag Partner with Moonshine U for Packaging Workshop
David Schuemann & Artisan Spirit Mag team up to for this year's "Whole Package" workshop at Moonshine University, November 13, 2015. For more information, click here.
6 Telltale Signs it's Time for a Brand Redesign
Whether you're a boutique producer or a multi-million case global brand, the time will inevitably come for a package redesign. For better or for worse, market success simply doesn't allow stagnancy - it demands change to keep up with trends, to expand product lines, and to maintain engagement with consumers. For full article click here.Download Full News Article
David Schuemann to judge packaging at the 2015 Los Angeles International Wine Competition
For 76 years, the Los Angeles International Wine Competition has showcased the finest domestic and international vintages through a wine-tasting event that is widely considered to be one of the most prestigious in the United States. An esteemed panel of judges use a blind-tasting method, maintaining the highest standards of integrity and professionalism that has remained the competition's foundation for 76 years. David Schuemann will be attending the event as a guest judge for the wine label competition. For event details click here.
Book Signing Event: 2015 Kitchens in the Vineyards
Each April, five hosts in the heart of wine country graciously open the doors of their stunning homes for Kitchens in the Vineyards, Napa Valley's favorite home tour, benefiting Music in the Vineyards. David Schuemann is a featured author at the event will be signing copies of his book, 99 Bottles of Wine. Click Here to purchase tickets for this event.
David Schuemann Joins Artisan Spirit Advisory Board
CF Napa is proud to announce their partnership with Artisan Spirit Magazine! David Schuemann has joined the advisory board along with other industry professionals as a resource to the publication, its readers, and artisan distillers everywhere.
David Schuemann Speaks at Women of the Vine Global Symposium
Topic: Branding that Works - How to Stand Out Amongst the Competition. David Schuemann will lead the discussion and guide you through the process of concept to design to successful marketing of wine. David will be joined by: Emilie Eliason, Marketing Director, J Vineyards & Winery and Laura Jense, Vice President Marketing & Sales at Terlato Wines International. Following the discussion, David will be signing copies of his book, 99 Bottles of Wine. For more information click here.
David Schuemann Speaks at the ACSA Conference and Trade Show
The American Craft Spirits Association (ACSA) held its inaugural convention and trade show in Austin Texas, February 14-16. CF Napa was a proud sponsor of the event and was asked to design the the new ACSA logo. David Schuemann lead a session called "We Drink With Our Eyes" - How leveraging brand story and packaging can help you stand out from your competitors and drive sales.
The Psychology of Wine Labels
"Sure, many people have an oenophile friend who knows that a bottle of 1787 Chateau Lafite with the initials Th.J. etched on it sold for more than $150K. However, most of us either stick with a few vintages we're already familiar with or, when we want to choose a new wine, we make the decision largely based on the label. That's right, the label."Download Full News Article
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David Schuemann Joins Women of the Vine Advisory Board as Organization Prepares for First Annual Global Symposium
CF Napa Sponsors Women of the Vine Global Symposium
CF Napa is proud to announce their sponsorship of the first ever Women of the Vine Global Symposium. As a member of the Advisory Board, David Schuemann will be guiding a discussion called Branding that Works: How to Stand out Amongst the Competition. In addition to their sponsorship, CF Napa also collaborated with WOTV to develop the logo for the event.
The Women of the Vine Global Symposium is the first of its kind two-day trade event enabling women across all sectors of the wine industry and across the globe to connect, network, mentor, collaborate and support each other.
It uncovers some of the personal, family and business dynamics of today's women in wine. The Symposium aims to provide tangible strategies to help women further their careers within the ever-changing wine world.
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A Dozen Packaging Innovations Could Improve Your Bottom LineDownload Full News Article
David Schuemann to Speak at Wine Vision 2014, London UK
Wine Vision 2014 returns to London with the objective of setting an agenda for the wine sector. The conference will hear from experts in many fields including branding, packaging, multi-channel retailing, digital communications and emerging markets- freshly igniting the debate about how the industry can innovate and prepare better for the future. CF Napa owner and creative director David Schuemann will be one of the leading experts and is scheduled to speak on the topic of: "We Drink with our Eyes™, Why those that like the label love the wine". For more information
2014 Package Design Award Winners
Made from a custom glass mold, Anew's package stands out on a store shelf. An applied ceramic label provides a faux-etch look that conveys the brand essence of Anew - "for those seeking balance in their life".Download Full News Article
Forbes: The Coolest Wine Labels for 2014
It's time for the coolest wine labels slideshow—an annual, and sometimes bi-annual, collection of wine labels that go above and beyond, delivering a "wow" factor that makes them as much fun to look at as they are to consume. For more informationDownload Full News Article
David Schuemann To Speak at Wines & Vines Pack. 2014
Wines & Vines offers industry experts an all-day conference about wine packaging: what works and what does not, how it serves wine sales, anti-counterfeiting, and the technology and innovations that serve good packaging. Join CF Napa and guest speaker David Schuemann during the Morning General Session at 9:00am where Dave will explore and discuss the process behind implementing an innovative design. After the presentation, be sure to stop by booth #34 to view latest work by CF Napa and review our book, 99 Bottles of Wine. For more information
More Than Words – Evoking Emotion and Intrigue with Wine Label Art
Staring down at a restaurant's wine list, there's only so much to go on for the average wine drinker. Often, the varietal, winery's reputation, and price guide us. If we can manage to remember that we've had it before or enjoyed our visit to the tasting room, that helps, too. But standing amid the rows of bottles in our local wine shop or supermarket, consumers are often swayed by a whole different element: the wine label.Download Full News Article
When it's Time to Redesign, How to Collaborate on Packaging Design
When wineries have grown enough to become established brands, the time inevitably comes that someone wants to redesign the packaging. David Schuemann, Owner and Creative Director of CF Napa and author of the book 99 Bottles of Wine, enumerates what motivates clients.Download Full News Article
David Schuemann Speaking at the Craft Beverage Expo
CF Napa Owner and Creative Director David Schuemann will be speaking on Thursday May 8, 2014 at the Craft Beverage Expo in San Jose on the topic of: Sending the Right Message- Defining and Refining Your Brand. For More Information
David Schuemann Speaks at Unified Wine & Grape Symposium
Wine Packaging: Steps, Trends and Innovations to Increase Consumer Pull Do consumers face too many choices in the wine category these days? In the canyon of glass, how do brands break out and truly differentiate through packaging, identity, design and positioning? What role does glass play in the future of wine packaging? Will design have to give way to legal mandates? These are some of the questions we look to tackle as we explore the evolving landscape of wine labeling and package design. We are excited to have you join and participate with this panel and hopefully gain a greater appreciation for what the future might hold and some tips from design experts on how you might break away from the mundane canyon of glass.
Wine Review Online's Review of "99 Bottles of Wine"
Great Wine News Review of "99 Bottles of Wine"
CF Napa Brand Design offers the stories behind many of its label designs in 99 Bottles of Wine. By understanding a person's emotional and cognitive response to design, graphic artists are captivating and reflecting the true essence within each bottle.Download Full News Article
"99 Bottles of Wine" Explores the Fine Art of Label Making
The book highlights not just the label design, but the clients and processes behind the design. In deciding the write the book, "I thought people would find it interesting to see just how much goes into something that they probably never stopped and thought much about," author David Schuemann said. "There are so many interesting stories - the people behind the brands themselves and the challenges they were facing."Download Full News Article
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AM650's Best of Food & Wine Guest Speaker David Schuemann, Author of "99 Bottles of Wine"
Toronto's AM650 Tony & Kasey's Best of Food and Wine Show interviews David Schuemann and discusses the importance of wine packaging and David's new book 99 Bottles of Wine: The Making of the Contemporary Wine Label. LISTEN TO PODCAST
NPR's Kojo Nnamdi Show – Bottles and Brains: What Wine Tells Us About Consumer Behavior
It's called "drinking with our eyes" -- the way many of us choose wine bottles based purely on our reactions to their labels. But the science behind wine marketing reveals a great deal about the collective psychology of consumers. We explore the secrets some marketers employ to appeal to consumers and learn how to judge wine by factors other than their labels with guest David Schuemann. LISTEN TO PODCAST
Wine Labels: Think, Create, Effervesce
Book Focus on Packaging Design, "99 Bottles of Wine"
Drinking With Your Eyes
"As consumers, we all eat and drink with our eyes," said David Schuemann, owner and creative director of CF Napa Brand Design. "A wine label is a major factor influencing not only purchase decisions but also our actual enjoyment of the wine."Download Full News Article
Wine Enthusiast's Holiday Gift Guide Featuring "99 Bottles of Wine"
David Schuemann's full color coffee table wine book, 99 Bottles of Wine, is featured in Wine Enthusiast's Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide, the annual list of must-haves for the wine lover, the cocktail connoisseur and the beer devotee - and anyone who really loves great cheese and chocolate.Download Full News Article
99 Bottles Bottles of Wine – Book Review
Joe Roberts, founder of 1winedude.com, reviews David Schuemann's 99 Bottles of Wine. Joe writes, "An impressive and heartfelt foreword and an excellent design showcase."Download Full News Article
How To Design A Best-Selling Wine Label – A Q&A with the man behind "99 Bottles of Wine"
David Schuemann, and his studio CF Napa, have designed labels for dozens of well-known and small-batch brands. David has just released a book of his favorites, 99 Bottles of Wine, and reveals to us just what draws people's eye to a bottle and why certain labels simply turn us off.Download Full News Article
Drinking with Your Eyes – Wine Labels of The Future?
Wine labels can seduce us into buying a bottle of wine and David Schuemann's book 99 Bottles of Wine exposes some of the industry's secrets about the subliminal messages that trick us into making that purchase.Download Full News Article
CRN Digital Talk Radio's Interview with David Schuemann, author of "99 Bottles of Wine"
Melding story, heritage, imagination and marketing with evocative design, Napa-resident and author David Schuemann, a leading designer to the wine world, gives readers a behind-the-scenes peek into how a wine's story comes to life on its package--and how it lures a customer in. LISTEN TO PODCAST
Drinking With Your Eyes: How Wine Labels Trick Us into Buying
In his new book, 99 Bottles of Wine, David Schuemann spills the industry's secrets about how wine labels tickle our subconscious and coerce us into grabbing a bottle off the shelf.Download Full News Article
Anew, Ste. Michelle Wine Estates wins Glass Packaging Institute's 2013 Clear Choice Awards
Made from a custom glass mold, Anew's package stands out on a store shelf. An applied ceramic label, by CF Napa Brand Design, provides a faux-etch look that conveys the brand essence of Anew- "for those seeking balance in their life."Download Full News Article
Best of the Bottles, an Examination of the Elements of Winning Packaging
CF Napa's Cecchetti Wine Co. Austerity shipper is recognized by Beverage Testing Institute as the winning shipper design for 2012's Wine Packaging Competition. When creating the label and packaging design, Roy Ceccetti challenged CF Napa with his concept, "Create a new wine brand named Austerity that looks like a million bucks, tastes like a million bucks but doesn't cost a million bucks."Download Full News Article
David Schuemann Speaks at The Luxury Marketing Council's "Best Practices for Small Producers"
David Schuemann spoke about "Wine Label Design, the Do's and Don'ts"at The Luxury Marketing Counsil's "Best Practices for Small Producers" boot camp on August 8th, 2013 at Inglenook Vineyards Rutherford, CA.
David Schuemann Interviewed on radio program "The Sipping Point"
Famous Branding and Wine Label Designer David Schuemann Joined us to talk about what wineries consider when creating their labels. Dave's new book 99 Bottles of Wine tackles this topic and highlights 99 of his most iconic works. The book will be released in June and details can be found at www.99bottlesofwine.com LISTEN TO PODCAST
Women for WineSense – Marketing & DTC Roundtable with David Schuemann
David Schuemann spoke on April 15, 2013 at Women for WineSense's roundtable at Stag's Leap Wine Cellars Napa, CA.
Nimble Sonoma Wine Company Zips Into the Fast Lane
Roy Cecchetti and David Schuemann discuss the successful brand development and rapid growth of Cecchetti Wine Company brands.Download Full News Article
International Mobius Awards
The Mobius Awards – the oldest, independent, international design awards competition awarded CF Napa Brand Design's package design for High Roller the coveted 1st Place Statuette. The Mobius Awards draws entrants from 33 countries and consistently is one of the most prestigious design awards on the planet.
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David Schuemann talks about CF Napa's recent redesign of Luna Nuda and how the right packaging can drive sales.Download Full News Article
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in Santiago, Chile
The seminar covered the results of research from Wine Intelligence, a leading company in consultancy, global marketing and market studies for the wine industry. It also covered the opportunities available to Chilean wines in the U.S. market, as well as preferences and behavior of U.S. consumers. David presented on "The core of every successful brand" and addressed new trends in packaging and labeling in relation to Chilean wines. He discussed ways to increase visibility in the complex U.S. market. View full news article
Communication Arts Insights
Design industry leader, Communication Arts, interviews David Schuemann. View full news article
Wine Producers Serving Greener Packaging
David Schuemann discusses CF Napa's Yellow Jersey and Clif AstraPouch and the increasing demand for alternative green packaging. View full news article
High-End Retailers Talk Packaging
CF Napa's The Climber AstraPouch is featured in the "Earn an elevated price-point with an elegant look and outstanding wine" discussion.Download Full News Article
CF Napa's David Schuemann Presents at the Best Practices for Owning and Operating a Winery Conference
CF Napa Brand Design's Owner and Creative Director, David Schuemann, presented at the 6th Annual Best Practices for Owning and Operating a Winery conference on March 8 and 9, 2012, at the Hilton Garden Inn in Napa. Mr. Schuemann participated in a panel discussion titled "Developing and Growing Your Brand" that took place March 9 at 10:00 am.Download Full News Article
Schuemann shares insights on
Millennial wine drinkers in
North Bay Business Journal article
If you want to attract millennials to your business, you first have to understand them. David Schuemann, Owner and Creative Director of CF Napa Brand Design provides his insight on the millennial generation and how it effects your brand strategy.Download Full News Article
Painted Rock Ranked #1 in BC and #3 in Canada
Painted Rock was just ranked the #1 winery in British Columbia and the #3 winery in Canada at the 2011 Wine Access Canadian Wine Awards, receiving 13 medals including 3 Gold, 4 Silver and 6 Bronze. The evocative, modern label design continues to build the foundation for Painted Rock's success.Download Full News Article
Redtree, Line 39 & Backhouse Propel Cecchetti Toward 300,000 Cases
Cecchetti Wine Company's Redtree & Line 39 brands continue to be some of the fastest growing brands in the US, an exceptional ROI on CF Napa's design work. Redtree saw its volume rise 24.5% to 137,000 cases last year and Line 39 has nearly doubled in volume to 63,000 cases. New brand, Backhouse has tripled first year targets with cases expected to reach 30,000 cases. Cecchetti expects its total portfolio to be near the 300,000-case-mark by the end of 2011.
CF Napa's Bluebird AstraPouch Feature Article
CF Napa's category changing Bluebird AstraPouch design featured by the Editor of Package Design Magazine.Download Full News Article
CF Napa Featured: AstraPouch Design For Premium Brands
CF Napa designed Birdbird for Home Team Wines and The Climber for Clif Family Winery in a 1.5 liter AstraPouch, instead of the traditional bottle. Premium brands are breaking new ground by selecting an AstraPouch design as a green alternative for their packaging needs.
CF Napa Shares Expertise: Wines & Vines Cover Story
CF Napa Brand Design's Owner and Creative Director David Schuemann shares how to avoid several common printing and bottling mistakes. Paper issues, embossing, debossing, label application, and bottling tests are discussed to ensure your packaging looks and performs its absolute best.Download Full News Article
San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
David Schuemann was part of the panel of judges at the First Annual 2011 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition Label Contest. The label contest winner was selected from 85 label entries. The SF Chronicle Wine Competition has once again broken records with overall entries at over 5,000 from 23 states, making it the largest competition of American wines in the world. The public tasting will be held Saturday, February 19, 2011 at Festival Pavilion, Fort Mason Center, San Francisco.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
CF Napa Brand Design is honored to announce the inclusion of several of their wine package designs in this prestigious exhibition. How Wine Became Modern explores the visual culture of wine and its stunning transformation over the last three decades.Download Full News Article
Napa Valley Museum
CF Napa Brand Design was honored to have six of the studio's wine label, shippers and other work included in this comprehensive look at the artwork, packaging and presentation of Napa Valley's internationally-acclaimed wines.
Beverage World Magazine
The BevStar Awards recognize innovation among individual brands across beverage categories based on innovation in ingredients, packaging and positioning, as well as overall uniqueness. CF Napa's concept and design for the Four Wines Tube was selected as the Eco-Leader. This innovative packaging reduces its carbon footprint by 50% vs. traditional wine packaging, uses 100% recyclable materials and is printed using wind power.Download Full News Article
Luxury Marketing Council
David Schuemann, the Owner and Creative Director of CF Napa, was a featured speaker at Rubicon Estate for the June Luxury Marketing Council conference on the Luxury Wine in the Napa Valley. Dave offered tangible and actionable examples of successful strategies and tactics that CF Napa employs with its clients in today's marketplace that are creating and strengthening brand performance, customer experience, and market ROI for products, services and venues.
American Distilling Institute
David Schuemann, CF Napa Brand Design's Owner and Creative Director, spoke at The American Distilling Institute's Workshop in June. David covered several key elements to building a successful spirits brand including CF Napa's process to determine a brand's "Essence" and the critical role that it should play in building a brand. David's talk also touched on how investment in packaging of a spirit can correlate directly to bottom line success and the relative affordability of custom glass and the opportunities that this can provide even boutique productions.
Wine Road – Northern Sonoma County
David Schuemann, CF Napa Brand Design's Owner and Creative Director, was a featured speaker at the Wine Road one day seminar and discussed the power of creativity in the wine business. The talk outlined CF Napa's process of discovering a brand's intangible qualities called "Brand Essence" and how this can be leveraged to enhance a winery's or brand's existing assets for increased bottom line results.
Wines & Vines – 11th Annual Packaging Issue
The article highlights an interview with David Schuemann, CF Napa Brand Design's Owner and Creative Director, about their wine package strategy and what's motivating packaging design decisions in today's market. CF Napa's new brands for Target Brands, Inc. and green packaging for Four Wine Brand were featured in the article along with CF Napa's rebrand of Diageo's Jade Mountain that was prominently featured on the issue's cover.Download Full News Article
CF Napa Featured: Wine Business Monthly – Second Labels
The article, Second Labels, explores how both second labels and redesigned packaging for existing brands target certain price segments. CF Napa Brand Design's Owner and Creative Director David Schuemann discusses building value through packaging that increases perceived value through improved packaging to protect against retailer discounting and improved sales through increased consumer "pull". CF Napa Brand Design's redesign of Dancing Coyote is featured as an example of a brand they restaged to reflect a higher perceived value.Download Full News Article
North Bay Business Journal
North Bay Business Journal interviews David Schuemann of CF Napa Brand Design for his expertise on the latest trends in wine packaging and brand development in today's economy. According to Schuemann, wineries are "reworking brands to enter a new price point, particularly the hot under-$10-a-bottle segment."Download Full News Article
Wine Brands
This latest brand book on how to build a successful Wine brand showcases two brands created by CF Napa Brand Design and their on-target messaging for their particular target demographic.Download Full News Article
Wines & Vines – 10th Annual Packaging Issue
CF Napa Brand Design's redesign of the identity and packaging for J Vineyards still wine labels is showcased. The new package design pulls its inspiration from each varietal's vineyard and the Russian River appellation.Download Full News Article
Impact & Market Watch
M. Shanken has named Cecchetti Wine Company's Redtree brand designed by CF Napa Brand Design a 2008 Impact Hot Prospect Brand in the Sept 1 & 15 issues of Impact Global Newsletter. The criteria for this prestigious award are: depletions of least 50,000 nine-liter cases but not over 200,000 in 2008 and at least 15% growth in 2008 and consistent growth in 2006 and 2007.Download Full News Article
Beverage World – Global Edition
Jean-Charles Boisset, President of Boisset Family Estates attributes its portfolio brand growth to packaging designed by design partner CF Napa Brand Design.Download Full News Article
Wine Country Minute
Wine Country Minute Interviews David Schuemann, Owner and Creative Director of CF Napa Brand Design for his expertise on wine label design. Schuemann shares his insight in the industry: "Our business is about selling wine. It is not purely decorative design".Download Full News Article
Logo Lounge
CF Napa Brand Design has been selected for inclusion in two of Logo Lounge's design annuals this year. Logo Lounge is a web-based resource that showcases the best logo designs from around the world. Each year the best-of-the-best are selected for publication in their design annuals that feature identities by leading industry designers from around the globe.
American Package Design Awards, GDUSA 2009
The American Package Design Awards spotlights each year's top design innovators and their designs. Out of 8,000 submissions from across the country, four of CF Napa Brand Design's designs were selected and featured in their prestigious annual.
Napa Valley Register
CF Napa continues to garner top honors. David Schuemann, Owner and Creative Director of CF Napa Brand Design was selected by Graphic Design USA this year as "One to Watch" and CF Napa was showcased as one of the top design firms in the United States by "Branding -USA 2" a graphic communications publication.Download Full News Article
Zink – Miracles of Modern Design
Zink, an international fashion, beauty, design, art and entertainment magazine, spotlights CF Napa's outstanding designs and how CF Napa incorporates "brand story" into the overall design solution.Download Full News Article
London International Awards
The London International Awards, regarded by many as the most prestigious global award honoring advertising, design and digital media has named CF Napa Brand Design as a finalist in the "Best in Packaging" category. For the past 24 years the iconic LIA has awarded the best worldwide, celebrating the power of ideas, and recognizing the Legends, Iconoclasts, and Avatars of creative excellence.
American Graphic Design Awards, GDUSA 2008
The American Graphic Design Awards spotlights each year's top design innovators and their designs. Out of 8,000 submissions from across the country, five of CF Napa Brand Design's designs were selected and featured in their prestigious annual.
Step Inside Design
Two of CF Napa's designs win big, and make the list for the top 100 designs of the year for Step Inside Design magazine, one of the premier design annuals in the graphic design industry.Download Full News Article
Graphic Design USA
David Schuemann, Owner and Creative Director for CF Napa Brand Design has been named as a "Person to Watch in 2008" in Graphic Design USA, a magazine that features graphic design trends, people, ideas and products from the design community.Download Full News Article
Design Gallery
CF Napa Brand Design's innovative and eco friendly design of Boisset Family Estates' Yellow Jersey was chosen for inclusion in Design Gallery's Brand Packaging design annual. This innovative wine brand is bottled in a PET (Plastic) wine bottle designed by CF Napa Brand Design.Download Full News Article
Brand Packaging
CF Napa Brand Design's redesign for Hanna Winery's wine identity and packaging is featured in Brand Packaging on the importance of communicating brand authenticity. Brand Packaging Magazine is a brand design magazine that highlights innovative packaging from around the world.Download Full News Article
International Mobius Awards
The Mobius Awards – the oldest, independent, international design awards competition awarded CF Napa Brand Design's package design for Janzen Estate the coveted 1st Place Statuette and additionally nominated it for Best in Show. Mobius Awards draws entrants from 33 countries and consistently is one of the most prestigious design awards on the planet.
American Graphic Design Awards, GDUSA 2007
The American Graphic Design Awards spotlights each year's top design innovators and their designs. Out of 8,000 submissions from across the country, three of CF Napa Brand Design's designs were selected and featured in their prestigious annual.
American Graphic Design Awards, GDUSA 2006
The American Graphic Design Awards spotlights each year's top design innovators and their designs. Out of 8,000 submissions from across the country, five of CF Napa Brand Design's designs were selected and featured in their prestigious annual.
Permanent collection of the American Design Archives at the Denver Art Museum
The Denver Art Museum's American Design Archives, represents the most comprehensive holding of American graphic design from 1980 to the present in the world. CF Napa Brand Design is thrilled to announce that several of its works have been accepted into the permanent collection at the Denver Art Museum.


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Year of Faith
Metaphysical Annealing: Empirical Science, Suffering, and God
If you're wondering why we're using scientific analogies to explore religious concepts, "blame" Leah Libresco. Leah writes a blog here at Patheos called Unequally Yoked. She wrote in 2010—and I read, last week—"Instead of a utopia, we require a crucible."
This immediately pulled together my knowledge of annealing and simulated annealing and processed it into "like gold that's tested in fire."
And thus was born full-formed, like Pallas Athena, the notion of Metaphysical Annealing.
Here comes the suffering and God part.
Consider, first, that we are all on a metaphysical search for purpose. Since we are on a search, and that search is for an optimum, the mechanisms of empirical science and optimization I've explained above apply in full.
What space are we searching? The infinite possibilities of experience. Not just the universe, but the entire chain of experience that has created the moment where I'm typing this, and all the universes that can possible lead from this moment into eternity.
What is our search mechanism? Our lives. Each of our lives is an experiment to find God. Note that this immediately implies that no two searches can be the same, and that in most cases, the search space is not even the same.
Given my background, I realized that in this view of reality suffering can very well be the metaphysical equivalent of annealing: it shakes us loose from local optima and leaves us free to pursue the Global Optimum—God.
Metallurgical annealing implies the breaking down of internal barriers to change. Is this not what suffering does to us? It certainly breaks us down, and in doing so, it also breaks our grip on the idols that are the actual barriers to obtaining the God-Optimum.
Suffering is God applying annealing to us so that we can find Him. He is the global optimum of the metaphysical search space we traverse in our lives—more difficult to find today, perhaps, than a hundred years ago (although Chesterton might disagree) because of relativism, the new and myriad idols of our distractions, and of metaphysical techniques that give false impressions; all of which fool us. They keep us stuck on local optima, thinking we have the global—the superlative of God.
If the analogy holds, then consider a definition of God as the optimum that can manipulate an experiment, so that the experimenter can find it (in this case, Him). Clearly, such an optimum draws everything to itself.
It also perfectly fulfills Saint Augustine's understanding that our hearts are restless until we rest in Him.
Simulated annealing, and the Optimization process in general, tells us that we cannot progress towards the Optimum until we define it.
That is a huge problem in our society: we are currently in a definitional war over ideas that were once commonly understood across all cultures. Modern false equivalencies affect empiricism, which must have a comparable measure of optimality. Recall that I mentioned the need for a search mechanism, in this case, time. The fact that the journey through time is one-way is, actually, not a problem. Any good search mechanism limits the search space of acceptable possibilities at each step. We should count ourselves lucky that our search mechanism eliminates an infinity of possibilities, since the search space is infinite. One issue, though, at least for Christians, is that our optimum is not passive, waiting to be discovered. He wants to be discovered. He constantly tugs us towards Himself, and thus the annealing technique.
God's love in the Bible is very often associated with heat. Particularly in the New Testament, Our Lord reserves the worst scorn for those whose hearts have grown cold and distant. Consider this under the concept of metaphysical annealing: These are the people who cannot move out of their current state, who have "settled" for something less than what they are called to be; they are trapped. Those who fight with heated ardor against our Lord are easier to reach because they are still willing to search. Those who will not search, however, require a lot more energy simply because they must be unblocked. Like cold iron, they are in need of a crucible—an annealing that melts them and removes their barriers.
All of us will suffer at some point in our lives. Seen in this light, however, might our sufferings be borne with an element of consolation and a constructive mindset? And perhaps even a sense of gratitude—that we are being reached out for and reclaimed, reshaped and remade in such moments by the Optimum One, who loves us too much to allow us to remain cold, unfinished and unclaimed, and instead means to make of us something beautiful?
Scott Hebert is a cradle Catholic currently cradling his Catholicism. He has degrees in industrial engineering and Japanese language and culture, works as a Simulation Consultant, and has been known to teach college students about empirical subjects.


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Demoncon 7 Fraggle by jollyjackWatch
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A commission sketch from Demoncon 7.
I gave a free sketch as a prize in the Demoncon raffle. This is what they requested.
I gave a free sketch as a prize in the Demoncon raffle. This is what they requested.
Down at Fraggle Rock. Love it.
Best-looking Fraggle art I've seen yet. God, those eyes...
So, exactly how big were those giants (I forget now what they're called) to the humans?
A Fraggle is knee-high to an average 6-foot human (about 2 feet, roughly the size of a lawn garden gnome) and Doozers are not even waist height to a Fraggle (making them but a couple of inches tall). Given those parameters, it should stand to reason that the huge Gorgs should be twice the height of your average human as far as the show is concerned. But, in real-life, since the Gorgs are performed by two performers - one inside the giant costume skilled in mime and the actual Muppeteer off-set controlling the facial expressions by way of radio control devices worn over the hand, much like a conventional puppet - they're probably only physically wider than an average human due to the sheer size of the characters.
The song "I Can See a World of Harmony" shows the size difference well.
Sounds a bit much like the 1971 Coca-Cola commercial.
You're welcome.
Oh dear god, my sides! So many memories. Also, I have the mental image of the Sequential gang dancing with the Fraggles. Pip doin the Irish shuffle, the Denizens performing a miniature Thriller, Kat n Art are doin the disco and the Squirrels are doin one of those anime happy dances.
Red Fraggle? An odd choice, but certainly one I can get behind. I've always loved Fraggle Rock.
When I saw this, I was like: OMG SOMEONE WHO ISN'T ME KNOWS WHAT A FRAGGLE IS!!!!
Fantastic work
I never knew they had feet.
Yep. In the cartoon version [ www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7RVBE… ], we see their feet and in conventions, we see the Muppet versions with feet attached [ www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Y-oRK… ].
Ha, made me laugh.
loved that show when I was a kid.
Man, I haven't seen that show in a dog's age.
Man, I haven't seen that show in a dog's age.
A Fraggle? Haven't seen that show since my younger years, but I've been hearing it pop up in conversations a lot more lately. Sweet drawing, though!
"Dance your cares away, *clap! clap!* worries for another day...."
Red Fraggle! (Theme from Rraggle Rock starts playing in my head)
°oO(KhaoShar think this be rather unorthodox. KhaoShar licks being out of the box.)
A fraggle?! Odd but cool!
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companion cube by leonhart4Watch
©2011-2016 leonhart4
I'm thinking about carving a companion cube from Portal, so i decided that i would first make one in photoshop.
This looks really good ^^
Thanks, I'm going to be carving some out of wood soon. A companion cube paper weight.
Y'know, I finally understand that.
Oh really? XD
Yep. Apparantly, Ratman (one of the scientists that helped build GlaDOS) was schizophrenic and imagined a Companion Cube talking to him while he was trying to escape GlaDOS.
Did you read the Portal 2 tie-in comic?
Did you read the Portal 2 tie-in comic?
I haven't even played Portal 2 yet!
One of my fave quotes <3


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The Eagles will have some tough choices to make at the safety position over the next few days, but they won't have much to do with letting go of players that other teams would snatch up the instant they hit the waiver wire.
With little depth at the position, the Eagles will surely be combing the waiver wire after NFL teams trim their rosters to 53 on Friday.
"I got to look at that," Reid said Thursday after the Eagles beat the Jets, 28-10, in the preseason finale. "That's one of the spots I got to look at and just make sure we're set there. We'll do that."
Nate Allen and Kurt Coleman are the starting safeties. Aside from a few hamstring injuries that Allen has had this preseason, the Eagles are set there. There is some concern about both, however, based on their first two seasons in the NFL.


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Last night during one of his NW, LO's head rammed back into my nose/right eye so hard I thought he'd broken my nose. Guess what I woke up with? A weird feeling nose and a nice swollen bruised eye.
What injuries have your LO's (innocently) caused you to have?
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An age of stability: Japan's internal world,
1709–1783, in perspective
The interrogation in Edo in 1709 (with the aid of a Nagasaki interpreter) of Sidotti, an Italian Jesuit who had entered the country as a missionary, and the calm analysis by Arai Hakuseki of its implications, pointed to a dramatically more relaxed view of external challenge than in the early 1690s. Japan was about to enter on almost a century of remarkable freedom from anxiety on the external front. Only the apparition on its coasts in 1771 from Kamchatka of the Hungarian adventurer Moric Alasdar Benyowsky (1746–86) escaping from detention in Siberia seemed to call this security into question. He addressed two letters to the Dutch which announced the imminence of attack from the north. Many modern writers have argued that the Benyowsky (rendered later in Japanese as Bengoro or, in modern Japanese, Benyofusuki) affair reinforced an existing state of paranoia. There is no evidence of an immediate reaction to Benyowsky. The text of his letters is known only in the reporting of the Dutch to Batavia which contained translations from German into Dutch, which in turn were translated by the Japanese interpreters in Nagasaki. 1 There are only two—fleeting—mentions of the event in the Tsūkō ichiran, the huge compendium of official documents in the 1850s. 2 Only from 1785 when Edo missions of enquiry were sent to Ezo, did the northern frontier acquire a political significance. With the arrest of a Russian naval officer, Golownin (Golovnin), and some of his crew in 1811, it presented Japan with what was arguably its most serious external crisis____________________


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Frozen Cones by chromosphereWatch
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Frozen pinecones.
gaaha so cute 8D ~~ <3
crazy photo. i love it
AWGH THATS SO BOOTIFUL fantaaastic 8D
very good shot, me lovin it yeah man nice colours and smoothness is good.
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Lather the locks
With conditioner and shampoo,
Then sound the clocks,
Time to rinse and dry too.
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Through snarled hair,
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As detailed in this question, it's not possible to create OUT parameters with size restrictions in Oracle 10g. Has this situation improved with 11g?
Here's my real-world problem with this:
Oracle PL/SQL versions of INET6_ATON and NTOA functions?
You're welcome :) However, the one thing I do not like about these functions is the lack of a
RETURN CHAR(32) forces any function-based index (FBI) to use the maximum VARCHAR2 size of 4000 for the entire index (which would usually error out because of index field size restrictions), unless you encapsulate the entire thing in a SUBSTR, forcing a fixed size. This is ugly to use in a typical SQL statement as you now have to make sure everybody is not only using the functions, but also using the SUBSTR encapsulation, so that the index is used properly.
Would virtual columns solve this problem? As in, you define virtual columns for each IP, like
srcip_nettohex_end, and then put the CHAR(32) restriction on the virtual columns. Or do virtual columns even support PL/SQL calls? Since the virtual columns don't actually get stored, you would still need to index the columns to make sure they are useful.


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It whould be great to have a new feature, that allows to disable the taxonomy term pages, similar to what disable_term_node_listings does. So, one can select a view to display vocab/term page, or disable display (404/403 error).
My concern is disable_term_node_listings doesn't work with TVI enabled and I'd like to have both.
Or please point me to a good solution to this.
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the Wigwam Tavern, which
lots of
music, fun, and booze
(but mostly booze).
Thursday, August 20th
wamfest tiny tavern tour
7 pm - 11 pm, starting at The Depot
A mini downtown pub crawl that begins and ends at The Depot.
Help spread Wamfest cheer!
parade of taverns
11 pm at The Depot
Join us in our traditional Wamfest parade up to the Wigwam to mark the start of Wamfest!
opening ceremonies
11:05 pm at the Wigwam
Watch in awe as the Wamfest Cup is lit and the 2015 Wamfest Ambassadors are sworn in. Trust us, you don't want to miss this spectacle.
Friday, August 21st
lip sync/air band contest
8:30 registration at the Wigwam
9 pm - contest begins
Watch as dreams come true.
$150 going to the winning rockstar.
miss wamfest pageant
Pageant Registration begins at
10 pm at the Wigwam.
Pageant begins 11 pm at the Wigwam
Watch as Miss Wamfest 2015
will be crowned.
Top prize is $250 cash
Miss Wamfest Contestants:
Proper pageant attire is a bikini.
Saturday, August 22nd
.08 mini marathon
10:45 am registration at the Wigwam
11 am - marathon start time
Run, walk, bike, or crawl. Start at The Depot and end at the Wigwam.
Two blocks is all we can
manage to do after a Friday night at Wamfest.
Free T-shirt to marathoners
bean bag tournament
10:45 am registration at the Wigwam
11 am tournament begins
Stop down for our bean bag tournament! $20 per team entry fee with 100% payback to the top team.
going on all day long at the Wigwam
Dont' miss our newest Wamfest tradition! A game of skill and intense competition involving
a hammer, nails,
and a giant log.
hot dog eating competition
3:30 registration at the Wigwam
4:00 pm - contest begins
Scarf 'em down like Joey
Chestnut or Kobayashi. Ten hot dogs (and bun) in five minutes or under. Competition is limited to the first ten
people to sign up.
Top prize is $50 and the
championship belt*
*previous winners are not eligible to compete
music and bands
noon - 10 pm
at the Wigwam under the big tent
Olive Sings
FM Down
Jim Pullman Band
rockin' with nick
10 pm until close at the Wigwam
Stay here and party until bar close.
Nick will be here to DJ and
close out the festivities.
Sunday, August 23rd
breakfast at the wigwam
10 am at the Wigwam
On the fourth day of Wamfest
we rest. Stop down at 10 am
for a wamlet and a bloody mary, just what you need after a weekend at Wamfest!
closing ceremony
12 pm at the Wigwam
Say farewell to Wamfest 2015 during our closing ceremony at noon.
If you've never been to Wamfest before, you don't want to miss this! It's the best four days of the year!
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At Huffington Post (9/13/12), Ryan Grim and Michael Calderone are raising questions about the somewhat mysterious disappearance of a New York Times news article: On Wednesday, the New York Times published a provocative story bylined by David E. Sanger and Ashley Parker, leading with the news that Mitt Romney had personally approved the blistering Tuesday night statement on the attacks in Libya and Egypt that landed his campaign in trouble. But hours later, the newspaper wiped the story out and replaced it with a significantly rewritten piece bylined by Peter Baker and Ashley Parker…. The later version, which appeared on […]
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One of the most confusing terms in the media discussion is "objectivity." In philosophy, it refers to a belief in a reality independent of the conscious mind, generally one that can more or less be known and meaningfully discussed. In journalism, on the other hand, it means "don't scare away any potential customers." "Objective" journalism emerged as newspapers realized that they were alienating potential readers by positioning themselves as a paper that saw the world through the lens of a particular party. Why be a Whig paper or a Tory paper, in other words, when you could be an independent […]
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In corporate media, some political arguments are treated as indisputable fact. One of the most important: Democrats win by moving to the right. In the New York Times (5/3/12), Peter Baker offers the latest example: Mr. Obama, who campaigned on Sunday with Mr. Clinton, seems to be following his Democratic predecessor's playbook. After a generation of Democrats alienating voters with liberal domestic positions, Mr. Clinton moved the party toward the center on issues like trade, welfare and deficit spending. First off: Democrats had been alienating voters for a generation with their liberal policies? I am not sure what this is […]
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How to Get Great Wine For Under $20 at Costco
Costco is a great place to get eight tubes of toothpaste, new tires for your car, or a whole meal comprised of free samples, but it's also a really fantastic place to buy wine.
Costco is a great place to get eight tubes of toothpaste, new tires for your car, or a whole meal comprised of free samples, but it's also a really fantastic place to buy wine.
We love Costco for the deals and quality goods, but if you don't want to cough up $55 on a yearly membership, you can still get warehouse club-like savings if you shop at the right stores.
Target just made it even easier to go in for "just one thing" and walk out with a bunch of stuff you didn't know you needed. As of today, the retailer has made some big changes to its price match policy. Here's what's new.
Costco tends to have the lowest prices for prescription drugs, which even non-members can take advantage of. If you're a Costco member, however, you might be able to save even more.
When my wife and I moved from a 600-square-foot apartment into our 1,000-square-foot house (with garage!), I was particularly excited about a few things: 1) having my very own washer and dryer, and being able to leave shit in them as long as I damn well pleased; 2) being able to more easily justify power-tool…
Places like Costco and Sam's Club are great places to save money. However, some items don't always turn out to be a bargain. Watch out for things that are perishable or are "loss-leaders" at grocery stores.
Costco, which previously only accepted American Express cards, has ended their agreement with American Express and will start exclusively accepting Visa in on April 1, 2016. Holders of the Costco American Express card will be able to switch to a Citi Visa card that gives extra Costco benefits to cardholders (the…
Places like Amazon and Target both have subscription shopping programs—you tell them what you need and how often, and they ship it to you at a discount. They may not always be cheaper compared to local stores or warehouse clubs, though.
When you walk into a well-stocked warehouse club, it's easy to start grabbing every sweet deal on food that you can find. You can reduce those impulse bulk buys by doing a loop around the store and reducing your hunger with some tasty free samples.
Costco warehouses pack some serious deals, but some things just aren't the most bang for your buck. We've covered some of the things you should and shouldn't buy at the bulk buying super store, but here's four more items you can cross off your list.
In addition to its great deals on bulk items, Costco also offers several services exclusively for members that could save you a bunch of money. We've heard about them before, but now we're taking a look at whether these services—like travel booking and auto insurance—are any good. Here's what we found.
If you're anything like me and dread shopping for groceries and household items, Instacart is for you. Working with Whole Foods, Costco, and other stores, you can order everything you need online and have it at your door in less time than it'd take you to drag yourself to the store and back.
A good rewards card will give you perks and benefits, and as long as you use it wisely, it can actually be a great tool to help you save money—not fall into debt. Last week we asked for your favorites, then looked at the five best rewards credit cards. Now we're back to highlight the community favorite.
A credit card can be a useful tool if you know how to use it, and rewards cards offer great perks to smart shoppers with financial savvy. This week, we're looking at five of the best, based on your nominations.
Sure, you can save a great deal of money at Costco when shopping at the warehouse (even if you're not a member). Don't forget you can also save a ton with Costco's services.
There are quite a few member discount and store loyalty programs that entitle you to certain savings or benefits in exchange for a membership fee. Sometimes the discounts are worth it; sometimes, they're just a waste of money. We want to know which programs, in particular, you've found to be worthwhile.
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Millions of people regularly shop at Costco, BJ's, and Sam's Club because of the significant discounts not found anywhere else. You can keep even more money in your pocket when shopping these stores with a few smart strategies.
Costco is an awesome source for saving money on groceries, depending on what you buy. Maybe you have reservations about whether or not Costco's annual membership fee is worth it. Frugal Living site Save Outside The Box compiled a list of Costco items whose savings will single-handedly pay for your membership fee.
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The March 2005 issue of the German magazine unclesally's includes an interview with Tori and a review of The Beekeeper. I do not have these articles, but I do have a scan of the photo that was printed by the magazine, and which was taken by photographer Berlin Erik Weiss. Click to see the photo and find a link to yet another photo by the same photographer.
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Thanks to Katja aka soundscape for sending this information and the photo scan to The Dent. The photographer is Berlin Erik Weiss and the photo you see below appears in March 2005 issue of the German magazine unclesally's. This photographer has a web site at www.weissbild.de, where you can not only find this same photo, but in the About Erik section see another cute photo of Tori snapping a photo of Erik from a shooting session he did with her on January 20, 2005.
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Contact the cellular providers involved on both ends. Phone brand/lawsuit has NOTHING to do with this issue.
First, test out if they can send SMS to other phones on a network/carrier different than yours.
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This whole " Scroogled " campaign Microsoft has going reeks of pettiness and misguided priorities. The latet ad has a company pitchman walking up to seemingly complete strangers with a Chromebook in hand and asking them what kinds of things they do on a laptop. He then uses their answers to explain why a Chromebook is a poor choice, be it because it can't install Microsoft Office (though he neglects to mention you can run Office 365) or whatever other specific app isn't supported.
Some of the criticisms are fair, albeit not fully explained, the above Office example being one of them, and that doesn't even take into account Google's own productivity software. But whatever, if installing Office is a deal killer, then yes, a Chromebook is a terrible choice.
The other big negative is that a Wi-Fi signal is required to get the most out of a Chromebook. You can still work on things offline, but it's not quite the same. So, if you're frequently without Wi-Fi, there's another reason a Chromebook isn't an ideal choice.
However, the issue isn't whether or not the Chromebook is a good or even serviceable option -- user reviews left on Amazon suggest that not only is the Chromebook popular, but that buyers are generally happy with their purchase after the fact -- but Microsoft's approach to this whole thing.
Near the end of the newest ad, Microsoft focuses on the Asus T100, a Windows 8/8.1 convertible. It's introduced at the 1min 09 mark, at which point the pitchman explains its features and functions for all of 10 seconds. TEN freaking seconds. That's how much time Microsoft spent promoting its own ecosystem in an advertisement that runs 1min 43sec long.
Given how badly the original Surface bombed and the slow rate of adoption to Windows 8/8.1, Microsoft should think about spending less time disparaging Google and put more time and energy into showing off (and improving) it's own products, don't you think?
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Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$$
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I liked this fragrance at first then it just got too cloying. However it does not last long either. I would not repurchase again.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I don't understand this fragrance at all. It was a gift from me mum for Christmas. My boyfriend HATES it (he outdid mama with Bulgari Omnia), but I've had several co-workers practically under a spell because of it. Anyway, I suppose I am dull for loving the scent of rose, but unlike other stuffy rose perfumes, this one is very youthful. The only complaint is staying power; I feel like I have to douse myself in it for even a subtle effect. Also, I've noticed since December it has acquired a slight yellowish discoloration...indicative of something bad, I am assuming.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Yech. I couldn't detect any rose in this except for the initial 60 seconds. Then for an hour it smelled like a "prailines and cream" candle by Yankee Candles. Kind of sweet and carmely like a melted, sticky carmel sundae with vanilla ice cream on a hot day. Blech. As far as lasting power, it lasted WAY too long on me.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I wanted to replace my Armani Code with a lighter, springtime fragrance. I thought Diorissimo was awesome but still a little too "ladylike". So I decided to try this one, and I must admit it was the fragrance I was looking for. First, it's not a grannie-like rose scent, but a much gentler one (it must be mixed with some lily of the valley); second, it makes me happy.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
A lot like "Stella," just not as strong. Neither one lasts well enough or have much sillage.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Black
I'm surprised that several reviewers found this cloying - 'cause for me, the selling point of Rock N Rose is that it's about the only NON cloying rose fragrance I've found. (OK, Blugari Rose comes a close second.) I've tried a lot of rose fragrances - all the way from KMart to Neiman Marcus - and this is the best I've ever tested. It has a slight edgy spicy note that sets it apart from the rest of the nauseating/ grandma rose scents. I agree that the staying power is short, but I don't mind that.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Relaxed, Fine
Eyes: Brown
It's not bad...for a floral, and I generally avoid florals like the plaque...I gave my bottle away to a friend though. Not too old lady rose, but it gave me a slight headache wearing it. Too much florals and not enough fruit or vanilla or anything to mellow it out.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I'm very sensitive to fragrances and I was really turned off by this one. I hoped to love it because as a little girl I used to wear rose scented oil. However, as another reviewer mentioned, the dry down on me smelled like insect repellent. I was sitting in a meeting when suddenly the scent became overpowering to me and I actually felt nauseous. Fortunately, it does wear off rather quickly. Now I can only smell the faintest whiff of chemically blended rose fragrance. Ick. But like all perfumes, to be fair, what smells wonderful on one person can smell truly awful on another. Just doesn't work with my chemistry.
Can't comment on the price or packaging because fortunately this was just a sample...
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I am a lover of rose scents and this is incredibly rosy to me. I love this scent, but it gets old quick. Really cool, unique name, but not too unique a fragrance. It's simply the smell of concentrated rose. So, if you like roses, go for it! It's light, fun, and pretty. Very fresh, and one of my best summer fragrances. Almost too pretty and flowery to be a rock n' roll fragrance. It doesn't portray that hint of rebelliousness as the title gives off. It's really nice, though! It's an everyday fragrance and it doesn't last too terribly long, unfortunately.
Notes as mentioned on Sephora:
Bergamot, Black Currant, Crunch Green, Orange Blossom, Gardenia, Muguet, Rose, Sandalwood, Orris, Musky Notes, Vanilla, Heliotrope.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Got a sample from Sephora. I'm not a huge rose lover, to be honest. This went on as sweet rose and vanilla, with a balsamic, musky base note. The effect was a dirty, almost spicy rose with a top of sweet powder. I found the combination to be cloying and unpleasant. Not for me.
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I made the feet and hands in the same way that most feet and hands are made - by carving foam and attaching it to footwear, and sewing fabric together.
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