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Having a construction lawyer on hand is always best if you are in a legal binding contract with a contractor of any kind. Construction disputes are often time consuming and expensive. Work stoppages delayed occupancy and accruing interest on loans are just some of the adverse consequences of disagreements over a construction project.
What is a Construction Lawyer?
A construction lawyer has training and experience dealing with the law related to construction contracts, claims, liens, arbitration, insurance, defects and law suits. A construction lawyer understands legal principles and methodologies concerning all areas of construction law. Knowing how to address the construction industry and approach the courts properly set a good construction lawyer above the rest.
Why Do I Need a Construction Lawyer?
It takes experience and education to know how to navigate through the process of resolving a construction dispute. A construction lawyer can help you draft contracts that will help minimize the risk of problems developing during your construction project, help you avoid paying twice when facing a claim of lien on funds and, should you find yourself facing a law suit, guide you through the process with good advice and dynamic representation. It is always best to consult a construction lawyer before it is too late. As the saying goes: Always better to be safe than sorry.
Hire a Construction Lawyer in North Carolina
Hiring a construction lawyer in North Carolina, especially in the Asheville and surrounding area, is simply a click or phone call away. The attorneys at Cannon Law, P.C. are experienced in advising property owners and contractors in the best practices to avoid construction disputes and in drafting construction documents that minimize construction disputes. In the event that a construction dispute arises we can provide effective representation of contractors and property owners at trial, arbitration or mediation. Click here to contact a construction lawyer in Western North Carolina.
Tips to Avoid Construction Disputes
A construction dispute can have severe consequences. A contractor that is not paid on a timely basis may be unable to meet obligations to suppliers and subcontractors and they may refuse to provide additional goods and services for the project. An owner may have to make extended payments on a construction loan or be unable to occupy the building when anticipated. In our experience, many construction disputes can be avoided by addressing the following issues before construction starts and as issues arise during construction.
- Have a detailed written contract. A written proposal or purchase order may be legally sufficient but it often lacks the detail necessary to avoid common disputes.
- Use correct names. Be sure that the contractor's correct legal name and the owners of the property reflected in the Register of Deeds office are used on the contract. The North Carolina Secretary of State's office permits an online search for a contractor or owners if the party is an entity required to be registered with the Secretary of State and not an individual. While the use of a trade name or incorrect name can sometimes be overcome, this is an issue that is best addressed before the contract is signed.
- "Cost plus" contracts should specify what costs are included. Disputes often arise in cost plus contracts when items are included as costs that were unexpected by the owner. Our firm has experience drafting cost plus contracts with specific references to cost items so that the chances for dispute are minimized.
- Know the difference between an estimate and a fixed price. A number of construction disputes arise because the property owner interpreted an estimate as a firm price. Any construction contract containing an estimate should be very careful to spell out that the estimate is not a guarantee of a final price and is subject to change. A "not to exceed" contract should be very clear in stating that the not to exceed price is the maximum amount that will be paid by the property owner.
- Use written documentation for change orders. Disputes over change orders are a common cause of construction litigation. A change order should describe the precise change that is requested, the party making the request, the cost of the change order (if known) along with any impact that the change order will have on the contract price paid by the property owner and the date of completion. Of course, any change order should be signed by all parties to the contract. If an architect is involved in the project be sure to have the architect sign off on the change order as well. Click here for a simple change order form that can assist you in documenting change orders.
- Getting ahead of draws. Although a lender may make period inspections of the construction project to insure that progress is being made in accordance with a draw schedule, neither the property owner nor the contractor should rely solely on the lender's inspection to insure that draws paid are roughly equivalent to the work completed. If a contractor completes substantially more work than that paid for, it is often a sign that change orders have not been property discussed and documented or that there is an underlying lack of communication regarding what payment is due. Getting ahead of draws by the contractor can result in the contractor going for long period of time without payment if a dispute arises. As for the property owner, allowing a contractor to get substantially ahead of draw payments due increases the likelihood of work stoppages or a lien being filed because of time constraints. In drawing up the construction contract, it is important to be in communication with the lender to insure that the lender's draw schedule is consistent with that set forth in the contract.
- Failure to specify allowances. Too many construction contracts include vague references to allowances for appliances, cabinets, carpeting, etc. Any allowances should be very specific as to the amount of the allowance, the effect on the contract price and the specific items that are included in such allowances. Allowances should also be realistic. Be sure to include any changes in allowances in a written change order.
- Use realistic dates. At the beginning of a construction project, the parties are typically excited about the project and eagerly anticipating completion. However, when delays inevitably occur in a construction project, the good will and optimism present at the beginning of the project may quickly disappear and a dispute can arise over the completion date for phases or for the entire project. It is critical to use dates that are realistic in order to avoid such disputes. Also, be sure that all subcontractors understand the importance of sticking to a schedule that will permit the project to be completed in accordance with the contract terms.
- Failure to keep good records. Record keeping is important even in simple fixed price contracts. Once a dispute arises, questions often develop regarding who worked when and for how long and what materials were ordered and used on the project. It is much more difficult to go back and attempt to find scraps of paper to support your position. Keep good records from the beginning of the project. Have a folder or large envelope where receipts, correspondence and all other documents related to the project can be readily available in the event of a dispute.
- Beware of arbitration clauses. Arbitration can be a useful means of resolving construction disputes. However, there are many factors that we take into account in drafting a contract in deciding whether or not to recommend an arbitration clause. These may include the size of the project, the location of the parties, the complexity of the project, and the venue where a dispute might go to trial in the absence of arbitration. Even if you decide that an arbitration clause is appropriate there are additional factors to consider. For example, while AAA provides excellent arbitration support, AAA arbitrations can be significantly more expensive than alternative means of dispute resolution. When you agree to arbitration, you usually waive your right to a trial by jury and all the protection that such a trial affords. This is a decision that should be carefully reached after consultation with an attorney.
- Consult a lawyer early. In just about every situation, it is less expensive to consult an attorney before a problem arises than after you are in the middle of a dispute. We can help you anticipate problems with your construction project and draft construction documents that minimize the possibility of such disputes. At the very least, consult an attorney before signing construction documents or before agreeing to anything unusual that you have been asked to do during the construction process.


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"The earnest prayer of a righteous person has great power and produces wonderful results." (James 5:16, NLT)
A few months have passed by since I informed you about my being diagnosed with cardio-myopathy (i.e., heart failure). I thought you would like to know the latest, so I decided to jot this note for you.
For the most part I feel fine. I am able to function without any apparent limitations. I am gaining strength and endurance bit by bit, and am now able to exert myself in strenuous situations day by day without abnormal consequences.
Having been faithful to the regimen of pills, prayers, and pushing the pedals, I went to the Doc this past Monday for yet another routine office visit and checkup. He examined me and asked me a few questions and then said, "Things are looking really good. I can tell you that as of right now, you are no longer experiencing heart failure."
My next appointment is set for three months from now, in October, and at that time they will take another sonogram to see how my heart looks compared to when I was first diagnosed. I will let you know what we find out.
The Bible says, "The earnest prayer of a righteous person has great power and produces wonderful results" (James 5:16, NLT). A contemporary translation puts it this way, "Anyone who lives the way God wants can pray, and great things will happen."
Thank you for praying for me. I ask that you hold the torch high for yet a little while longer, and by God's grace I will be able to report back to you that I am completely healed.


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The Tartan House, located in the center of Karaman city, was built by Hacı Ahmet Efendi, a member of Tartanzade Family, in 1810. The building, with its layout based on a middle sofa and two flats, is one of the beautiful examples of Anatolian Turkish House Architecture. However, hand carving ornaments rather than wooden ornaments of the house are more striking. In the first floor's octagonal ceiling, there are some pictures having images that could be used in Turkish art only after the Westernization process as in Sultanahmet Mosque, Dolmabahçe Palace, Maiden's Tower, the Tomb of Sultan Mahmut, the second and paddle steamers, sailing ships, as well.
The İmaret Mosque, located in Karaman city center, was built by İbrahim Bey, the second of Karamanoğl...
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Taskent is a small town in the mountains, just above a green valley in a spectacular landscape.
Modern civilization began right here in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley. Also known as the Fertile Crescent or Mesopotamia, this is the place where, six thousand years ago, agriculture, writing and mathematics were brought into widespread use.
The term "Middle East" comes from the British navy, which used it to describe the countries on the trade route from Europe to India and China. Everything from Afghanistan to Morocco may possibly be classified as "middle eastern", depending on whom you ask -- and when.
Only a partial list of past Empires in the middle eastern territory includes Sumeria, Babylonia, Persia, the Ottoman Empire and the Roman Empire!
When northern Europe was still lurking about in slimy cold stone castles playing chess, the Middle East was enjoying the flowers of poetry, luxurious craftsmanship, music and literature. In fact, the Renaissance in Europe was partly inspired by stories brought back from the middle east by travelers along the trade route.
Strategic location, religious history and the world's largest supply of crude oil have kept the Middle East at the center of world activity for centuries. The saga continues.
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Golden Lions for Tino Sehgal, Angolan Pavilion at Venice Biennale
It's awards time in Venice.
The Venice Biennale's jury presented its top honor, the Golden Lion, to Tino Sehgal for his work in Massimiliano Gioni's biennale exhibition, "The Encyclopedic Palace," and to Angola for the best national pavilion, which included a show by photographer Edson Chagas and a group show called "Angola in Motion." (Thanks to Artforum for directing us to the news.) Read More


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DALLAS -- When breathing became a struggle for three-month-old Charlee, her mother brought her to the emergency room at Children's Medical Center.
"Her coughing actually got a lot worse," Beatrice Macias said, "and her breathing, like she was trying to use her belly. She just kept overworking herself and coughing."
Charlee was diagnosed with RSV in a pediatric clinic two days ago. Instead of getting better, she got worse, even with treatment.
Hospitals are reporting a serious outbreak of RSV and influenza. The two illnesses usually hit at different times.
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Children's has declared a code yellow emergency, which allows them to provide the resources to help deal with increased demand. It's the same at other medical centers across North Texas.
Cook Children's in Fort Worth reports double the number of patients. The emergency department has seen upwards of 600 patients a day. In some cases, wait times can eclipse eight-to-ten hours.
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Doctors said patients not having a crisis should seek care at primary or urgent care clinics. Officials also want healthy children, who might otherwise accompany a parent or sibling to the hospital, to stay home so they aren't subjected to contagious illness.
Because of the high volume of patients, Children's Medical Center is limiting the number of family members allowed in the ER to two. They are telling families at the door to take healthy kids home or have someone pick them up, so they don't further crowd the limited space.
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I'm not sure if this route knocks Rock Till You Drop off it's throne as the best route at Juliette but I do think it's a bit harder. It is more overhung than RTYD and the crux is tougher. It is definitely more dangerous though. It is pretty well overhung and a fall from the crux puts your back and neck right over a long, sharp rock at the bottom. It needs to be protected with two to three pads at least. This route works the far left edge of the rock. It skirts right over the top of the blank roof underneath and then a massive jug leads you up and over the point. the crux is about the third move and it's really about getting your feet in the right position to go for the jug.
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Police on Long Island have arrested a man they say was targeting men he met on a gay dating site.
All of the victims were using the male dating website Adam4Adam. The site also promotes "hookups", chat and cameras.
Police say that Marquise J. Utsey, 22, of Roosevelt met the victims on the site and would set up meeting with them.
On Sunday, December 29, 2013, at 10:20 P.M. Nassau County police say that Utsey got into the vehicle of a 23-year-old man and demanded cash after threatening the victim with a gun. The victim handed over his money and phone before Utsey ran away. The victim did not see a gun.
Then, on Tuesday, December 31, 2013 at 6:15 P.M. the police say that Utsey got into a 39-year-old man's car. Once in the vehicle, police say Utsey and the victim began arguing and Utsey took the victim's phone and jumped out of the vehicle.
In the final incident, on Friday January 3, police say that Utsey got into a 28-year-old man's car and pulled out a small knife. He demanded the victim's money and ran away.
None of the victims was hurt.
Police say Utsey used the screen name "HUGE12" when he met the victims online.
On Wednesday, at 4:15 P.M. arrested Utsey after he offered to perform a sex act in exchange for money to an undercover detective. He was placed under arrest without incident.
Utsey is charged with three counts of robbery and prostitution. Detectives ask any possible victims of any similar incidents to contact the First Squad at 516-573-6152.


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When a team is as talented as they are young in respect to playing in the NBA, the league draft becomes mostly about drafting for value as opposed to need.
The Thunder's lone pick in Thursday night's NBA Draft epitomized a choice of "value" when Oklahoma city selected Baylor forward Perry Jones III with the 28th selection.
Even Oklahoma City Thunder Execute Vice President and General Manager Sam Presti admitted, "We didn't enter this draft thinking that Perry Jones would be there at 28 for us."
What Presti described as a "meniscus issue" in one of Jones' knees made a projected lottery pick fall close to the end of the first round.
This pick benefits the Thunder organization and Perry Jones III for several different reasons.
For Oklahoma City, it's having yet another well-rounded talent which can mesh in a system that openly values versatility. It also gives the Thunder a contingency plan should negotations fall through with shot-block forward Serge Ibaka's extension.
And there's no rush on the potential recovery and early development of Jones III. If his undisclosed condition ultimately justifies almost every team from drafting "PJ3" in the first round, the Thunder aren't in need of his immediate services.
In hindsight, it may prove to be the smartest pick in the draft outside Anthony Davis going first overall to New Orleans.
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text: May 2013 Movie Releases Editors' Picks: Entertainment Must Haves For May by Shannon Vestal 5/07/13 3 Reactions 7 Shares Print 0 2 4 1 0 May is here, and while we know the weather is warming up outside, we have more than a few reasons to be inside this month. The cool, air-conditioned movie theater is offering up the first blockbusters of the Summer movie season, like Iron Man 3. On TV, the season may be winding down for most series, but there are plenty of exciting things starting up, like the return of Arrested Development and a new installment of The Bachelorette. We've got those, plus the music and other entertainment happenings you need to know about in May! What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Iron Man 3 Some people in the world may be suffering from a bit of superhero fatigue, but I'm definitely not one of those people. Robert Downey Jr. made his triumphant return to the A-list with the first Iron Man, and I'm looking forward to seeing how Tony has evolved when the latest installment hits theaters on May 3 — especially since we've been promised a lot more romance between Tony and Pepper this time. — Becky Kirsch, editor Source: Disney 1 / 9 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fall TV Excitement The 2013 TV Upfronts are coming to us live from New York City this month, which means we'll soon have all the information we need to prep for Fall TV. Among other networks, NBC, Fox, ABC, CBS, and The CW will all be revealing their upcoming lineups and determining the fates of shows that are currently in jeopardy of being canceled. With new shows like The Originals on the horizon, I can't wait to see what else is in store. — Maggie Pehanick, assistant editor Source: The CW 2 / 9 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vampire Weekend's Modern Vampires of the City I still regularly listen to Vampire Weekend's other two albums, but I am so ready for some new tunes from the Brooklyn rockers. It's all happening on May 7 with album number three, the cheekily named Modern Vampires of the City, and I'm already loving the first two singles that came out in March. I plan on catching them at this year's Outside Lands music festival, ready to sing and sway along. — Shannon Vestal, associate editor 3 / 9 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Finale Season It's always hard to let go of my favorite shows for the Summer hiatus, but I absolutely love all the action-packed finales that will air this month. The most important one will be on May 16, when we say goodbye to The Office for good. The show may not be what it was nine years ago, but I'm still expecting to shed a few tears during the series' final moments, especially considering how emotional Michael Scott's goodbye episode was in 2011. — Becky Kirsch, editor Source: NBC 4 / 9 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Star Trek Into Darkness J.J. Abrams's galactic sequel Star Trek Into Darkness hits theaters on May 17, and I'm already shopping for some Spock ears to wear to the theater. This time, Benedict Cumberbatch takes on villain duties, facing off with the young and determined Captain Kirk (Chris Pine). — Maggie Pehanick, assistant editor Source: Paramount Pictures 6 / 9 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cannes Film Festival We hear France is lovely this time of year, and it's about to get lovelier when stars like Ryan Gosling and Emma Watson alight at the Cannes Film Festival. This year's glamorous event, which kicks off May 15, will showcase films like The Bling Ring, Only God Forgives, and The Great Gatsby. Even if we can't all be at Cannes, we'll still be able to see all the gorgeous pictures and get the early buzz about the movies. — Shannon Vestal, associate editor Source: American Zoetrope 6 / 9 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Arrested Development Despite the ongoing rumors, there was a part of me that was too afraid to believe that we'd ever see more episodes of Arrested Development, but we're finally in the home stretch! On May 26, Netflix will treat us to 15 glorious new episodes, and I couldn't be more excited to catch up with the beyond-quirky Bluth clan. Will George Michael still pine for Maeby? Will Michael ever find true love? You'd better believe I'm not RSVPing to any BBQs on Memorial Day — I've got a marathon date with my couch lined up. — Becky Kirsch, editor Source: Netflix 7 / 9 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Great Gatsby The Great Gatsby has been pushed back a couple of times, but the release date is finally, gloriously, here on May 10. 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DANVILLE — The presidential race is expected to combine with important races locally and translate into higher-than-usual voter turnout on Tuesday.
Voters in Illinois can cast their ballots at the polls beginning at 6 a.m. on Election Day. The polls will close at 7 p.m. In Indiana, polls will be open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST.
Historically, the presidential races that come every four years tend to increase the number of votes cast. Add to that two state legislative races and two local referendum questions and both city and county election officials expect nothing different this year.
"I think we'll be higher — I feel certain compared to where we were four years ago," said Vermilion County Clerk Lynn Foster. She expects just more than 65 percent of county voters to make it to the polls.
The same is expected for voters inside Danville city limits. Danville Election Commission Executive Director Barbara Dreher said the city notched 65 percent of its voters in the last presidential election year.
"We have certain voters that only vote in presidential elections," she said. "And we'll have those. There's a lot of those people who vote like that for some reason."
Figures from the county clerk's office showed 1,168 ballots have been counted at that office as of early last week. The election commission workers reported 1,435 ballots as of early last week.
Despite the good turnout, Dreher said it could be better.
"It's nice for this area, but paltry compared to other jurisdictions with 75-80 percent turnout," she said.
Foster said the county hasn't seen a record-breaking voter turnout since the 1988 or 1992 presidential elections.
Here are the contested races, as they appear on the ballot, in this year's general election affecting Vermilion County at the local, state and federal level:
--15th Congressional District: Republican John Shimkus; Democrat Angela Michael
--52nd Illinois Senate District: Republican John Bambenek; Democrat Michael Frerichs
--104th Illinois House District: Republican Chad Hays; Democrat Michael Langendorf
--Vermilion County Recorder of Deeds: Republican Thomas O'Shaughnessy; Democrat Nikki Bogart
--County Board District 2: Republicans Kevin Green, Mike Marron and Charles D. Mockbee III; Democrat Terry Thomas
--County Board District 4: Republican Cathy Jenkins; Democrats Terry Stal, Ed Barney and Joe Tamalunis
--County Board District 5: Republican Bill Wright; Democrats Orick "Corky" Nightlinger, John Criswell and Andrew Terry Wilkus
--County Board District 6: Republicans Dennis Miller, John Alexander and Robert "Bob" Fox; Democrat Michael Puhr
--County Board District 7: Republicans Craig Golden and Neal Boyd; Democrats Michael Dodge, John Dreher and Larry Mills.


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5 Golden Rings - The Bruery
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Reviews by runner440:
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
12-26-2012 04:26:44 | More by runner440
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2/5 rDev -43.7%
01-21-2014 21:51:22 | More by Callmecoon
3.35/5 rDev -5.6%
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On-tap at the Bruery
A: Golden orange with a good amount haze, but minimal foam.
S: Mostly grainy with notes of peachy pineapple sweetness and banana peppery spiciness. Alcohol warmth becomes more noticeable as the beer settles.
T: Follows the nose with a grainy breadiness which builds to a peach and apricot fruit sweetness with hints of funk, barnyard, and unpleasant mold. Somewhat leathery ending with a straightforward peppery, banana finish with hints of nutmeg and moderate warming alcohol.
M: Good lacing on the glass with medium body and mouthfeel, but minimal carbonation.
0: The palate feels a bit old and worn. I was hoping for more spice notes. Essentially a Belgian touted as a Christmas ale but lacking in overall spice complexity leaving the holiday spirit out of this brew.
12-10-2012 05:36:34 | More by ElSid
4/5 rDev +12.7%
12-23-2012 23:10:22 | More by deebo
New York
3.39/5 rDev -4.5%
750ml bottle at fridge temp poured into a Belgian chalice.
Pours a cloudy sunset type of orange color, about a 1/4 inch of head off of the pour that rather quickly faded to a thin ring. Lacing is quick to fall back into the beer, maybe a touch of alcohol legs.
Initially the aroma is pineapple juice, apple, pear, sweet sugary bread, as it warms a bit of a almost solvent alcohol aroma comes out, throughout there is a bit of spice, maybe more of a yeasty spice, fruit cake like.
Quite a bit of fruit, pineapple, mango, maybe some grape, a sweet bready almost caramels malt gives the impression of fruit cake. The spice is light, maybe from a bit of age, more a yeasty spice, a bit of phenols
Almost a bit syrupy and heavy for the style, could prolly use a bit more carbonation as well.
I expected a bit more out of this. Not really bad, just not worth a second bottle, unless you want the whole series, but I couldn't really see this aging well.
08-04-2013 19:03:30 | More by dogfishandi
3.1/5 rDev -12.7%
On Tap
Churchill's Pub & Grille
San Marcos, CA
A hazy, cloudy dark orange and gold with a thin near-white head. Leaves the glass dotted with spots of stick. Appropriate and pretty enough.
Lots of authentic, juicy, even spicy pineapple character in the aroma, along with a distinctive, Belgian, tangy, perhaps sulfuric yeast character. The aroma also presents some fusel alcohol notes.
The flavor is sweet, earthy, and very pineapple forward, along with lots of fusel alcohol harshness. It's not a very drinkable beer. There's some white fruit element as well (apple, pear), along with sweet honey biscuit and some very faint black pepper. Interesting, but not particularly drinkable or enjoyable.
Medium bodied with high carbonation.
One of The Bruery's weaker offerings of late.
12-31-2012 19:45:50 | More by ehammond1
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
06-08-2013 21:06:35 | More by TKEbeerman
2.65/5 rDev -25.4%
Pours a brilliantly gleaming gold with amazing clarity. A 3/4" top of virgin white head on it, really makes for one looker of a beer. Aroma was massively boozy. Like huge. Some spice accoutrement, nutmeg, ginger, coriander, clove.
Taste, egad man, did I just drink gasoline? This is the hottest beer I've ever drank from the Bruery, and I've had some of their 19.5% stuff. Difference here, there doesn't appear to be much in the way of malt heft into this one, it looks like it has a rather mellow and light body from the color. I really could not, no matter how much I tried, get into this beer to taste any secondary aspects of the beer, it was just fire in the mouth of an alcohol burn. If you restrain yourself, you can pick up light orange peel and sweet notes.
Of any of their beers meant to be drank years from now, this one really did leave the impression that I don't want to touch it for a long time. I'll adjust my score upon subsequent tastings, but the first one just came off as fire water and not much else.
11-30-2012 19:28:14 | More by Beerandraiderfan
South Carolina
2.44/5 rDev -31.3%
5 Golden Rings poured lightly hazy from a bomber bottle. Amber in color, with a small but durable off-white head. Vinegar (or similar) in the very sour aroma: smells like a good marinade ... or a bad beer. Well, the taste is similar and no better. There is some pineapple and ginger in the very tart taste. Medium bitterness.
O: brewer's description sounds wonderful; the beer is not. Hard to drink despite some attractive aspects.
05-11-2013 03:45:19 | More by chinchill
3/5 rDev -15.5%
11-28-2012 00:43:31 | More by valkyre65
4/5 rDev +12.7%
05-24-2013 04:27:07 | More by Beer21
New Jersey
2.75/5 rDev -22.5%
12-06-2012 02:36:07 | More by acurtis
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
06-29-2013 09:08:04 | More by JasonFromLA
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
07-07-2013 21:13:12 | More by ste5venla
3.21/5 rDev -9.6%
This one pours a dense, heavy yellow-orange color, thick throughout with what may also appear to be a touch of chill haze. A small off-white head manages almost a finger with pretty good retention, and light lacing by way of a couple lines and some spotting remains on the glass.
Belgian yeast is evident, adding emphasis to the spicing by way of the clove notes and bringing its dusty sort of earthiness alongside what smells like fresh pineapple juice. The effect it has, though, is to remind me of a dusty can of pineapple slices. There's a candi sugar sort of sweetness as well as a note of something like tropical fruit alongside the pineapple, possibly an effect of the mingling of other notes with the pineapple itself.
The pineapple is strong in this beer and that's good. It seems maybe that maybe the Belgian yeast strain isn't a suitable mate. The effect is a type of sourness going into the finish that reminds me of the taste on my tongue when, attempting to suck the ink toward the tip of a pen after it's hit a dry patch, it explodes in my mouth. It's not exactly that pithy sour bitterness, but it is a sour bitterness. It's not terrible, but it had potential going in that it can't meet.
This beer is thick for its medium body, but the carbonation cuts through that without being too terribly heavy itself.
01-15-2013 12:16:46 | More by Brenden
3.84/5 rDev +8.2%
A - Golden, slightly hazy, 2" of light bubbly head that dissipates quickly
S - Carmel, biscuit, flowery
T - Initial: sweet pineapple, cinnamon, nutmeg and wow- plenty of spice. Finish: pumpkin and plenty of spice. Hop level is very low (1/10), 11.2 ABVs are non existent
M - creamy but not frothy, zero lacing, viscosity is low, thinner then hoped.
O - I will say this is a tough beer to accurately gauge from reading reviews. The beer solely depends on personal preference and what level of spice you like in your winter warmer (not Belgian strong pale ale). I personally find this beer a bit spicier than I would want but looking at the rating its receiving, it is FAR better that that. Flavors and spice pop and for 11.2 ABV- it is hidden extraordinarily. It believe it could use some aging or bitter hops to balance things out.
04-03-2013 01:40:01 | More by weonfire
Alberta (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev +11.3%
750ml bottle, a very cool idea for a decade-plus spanning release series. Muchas gracias to DoktorZee for schlepping this back from SoCal for me.
This beer pours a hazy, solid medium golden amber hue, with three fingers of foamy, puffy off-white head, which leaves some broad, random specks of spattered lace around the glass as it evenly subsides.
It smells of dense, meaty Belgian yeast, black pepper, coriander, clove, nutmeg, and yes, yes, yes - musty, fruity, sugary pineapple! The taste is sweet, sugary pale malt, a touch of caramel, some rather encompassing, yet softly caring, and generally funk-free earthy yeast, reserved clove and allspice, um, spice, and a nicely integrated tropical pineapple fruitiness, sugary in its own special way. All very pleasant, to be sure, but that only distracts from the increasingly salient fact of - where be the booze, Balthazar?
The bubbles are agreeably tame, yet supportive in their finely fizzy way, the body a sure heavyweight, something I really don't encounter all that much, and not just for the style (and especially for the style), and smooth enough, the effect of the fruit, spice, and alcohol all having their say. It finishes definitely on the sweet side of things - malt, pineapple-dominant fruit, and seductive spice all contributing equally.
One large and in charge BSPA - it may be (sort of) pale, but honey, this ain't light. There's a thorough heaviness to all herein, a gravitas that, along with the pineapple, abounds in an 'Aloha from Hawaii' sensibility. Pretty balanced, given the big sugary inputs, and still crazily understated, with the 23 points of alcohol proof drawing little overt attention to itself.
12-19-2012 03:47:06 | More by biboergosum
4.25/5 rDev +19.7%
12-03-2012 21:24:06 | More by pbs76
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
A: Pours a hazy dark orange color with a nice foamy off-white head on top. Decent retention with a small cap forming on top. Lots of lacing all around the glass.
S: A little bit of fruity pineapple upfront, with a lot of spice mixed in. As it warms a bit of alcohol comes out. There is also a little ginger and light bready malt.
T: A bit fruitier than the aroma. Some pineapple and a little bit of apple. The spice flavor was the exact opposite of the fruit, not very present. Slightly herbal and citrusy.
M: Medium bodied with medium carbonation. Alcohol pretty well hidden on the taste.
O: Decent, I think it has some potential for the future.
12-26-2012 03:06:11 | More by mdaschaf
New Jersey
2.75/5 rDev -22.5%
01-25-2013 21:23:24 | More by JosephThompson
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
02-05-2013 03:18:28 | More by MrVonzipper
2.75/5 rDev -22.5%
03-13-2013 01:59:02 | More by UWBadgerFan4Life
4/5 rDev +12.7%
04-02-2013 09:25:48 | More by AlexChillton
3.86/5 rDev +8.7%
750 ml capped bottle served cold into a goblet on a cool rainy night in early June.
Five Golden Rings is a bright golden amber with thin white head.
Aroma is sweet like tropical fruit and slightly spicy like the yeast character in a saison or tripel.
Flavor is sweet up front with the pineapple making itself known. It follows with a surprising kick of spices and herbs. I get pepper, clove, coriander, and maybe some rosemary and mint. It finishes with another unexpected twist: tartness. It's a little like a wild yeast but also a bit tannic like a dry wine.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and nicely carbonated. A complicated beer but fairly easy drinking. The alcohol is there but it's sneaky the way it creeps up.
Overall an interesting beer. I bought two more to cellar so it will be interesting in a few years time to see how it's mellowed, hopefully.
06-05-2013 01:49:54 | More by GilGarp
4/5 rDev +12.7%
02-28-2013 03:48:03 | More by alamode
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Gestational Trophoblastic Tumor - Treatment Options [1]
ON THIS PAGE: You will learn about the different ways doctors use to treat people with this type of cancer. To see other pages, use the menu on the side of your screen.
This section outlines treatments that are the standard of care (best proven treatments available) for this specific type of cancer. When making treatment plan decisions, patients are also encouraged to consider clinical trials as an option. A clinical trial is a research study to test a new treatment to evaluate whether it is safe, effective, and possibly better than standard treatment. Your doctor can help you review all treatment options. For more information, see the Clinical Trials [3] and Current Research [4] sections.
Treatment overview
In cancer care, different types of doctors often work together to create a patient's overall treatment plan that combines different types of treatments. This is called a multidisciplinary team [5].
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GTTs are typically curable, especially when found early. Women with a GTT may have concerns about how treatment will affect their fertility (ability to become pregnant) and sexual function [7], and patients are encouraged to talk about these concerns with their health care team before treatment begins.
Surgery is the removal of the tumor and surrounding tissue during an operation. A surgical oncologist is a doctor who specializes in treating cancer using surgery. For a GTT, the extent of surgery depends on the stage of the tumor. Two common surgical options are a procedure called dilation and curettage (D&C) and a hysterectomy. D&C is the removal of the contents of the uterus with a small vacuum-like device; then, the walls of the uterus are scraped to remove any material that remains. A D&C is used for a molar pregnancy. A hysterectomy is the removal of the uterus and cervix, and it is used to treat a more advanced tumor.
Following surgery, the woman's beta hCG level (see Diagnosis [8]) will be monitored with blood tests to make sure it falls into normal levels. If the beta hCG level remains high or increases after an initial drop, it may mean that cancer cells are still present, either in a portion of the original tumor (called a persistent or invasive mole) and/or the cancer has spread to another area. If this occurs, additional treatment will be recommended. Learn more about cancer surgery [9] and coping with gynecologic surgery [10].
Chemotherapy is the use of drugs to kill cancer cells, usually by stopping the cancer cells' ability to grow and divide. Systemic chemotherapy is delivered through the bloodstream to reach cancer cells throughout the body. Chemotherapy is given by a medical oncologist, a doctor who specializes in treating cancer with medication. A chemotherapy regimen (schedule) usually consists of a specific number of cycles given over a set period of time. A patient may receive one drug at a time or combinations of different drugs at the same time.
Similar to surgery, the type of chemotherapy depends on the stage of the GTT. A low-risk invasive mole or metastatic disease often can be treated successfully with methotrexate (multiple brand names) either alone or in combination with leucovorin (Wellcovorin). Another drug that can be used is dactinomycin (Cosmegen, Lyovac Cosmegen). Approximately 15% of women with low-risk disease will need treatment with a second drug for treatment.
Women with high-risk metastatic disease generally receive combination chemotherapy. The most common treatment is a combination called EMA-CO (etoposide [VePesid, Toposar], methotrexate, dactinomycin, cyclophosphamide [Cytoxan, Clafen, Neosar], and vincristine [Oncovin, Vincasar]). Cisplatin (Platinol) with vincristine and methotrexate has been successful to treat women with a tumor that did not go into remission (a temporary or permanent absence of symptoms) with the treatments mentioned above.
Treatment results are measured by beta hCG levels. Usually treatment is continued until beta hCG levels are normal, and then one to two additional cycles of treatment may be given.
The side effects of chemotherapy depend on the individual and the dose used, but they can include fatigue, risk of infection, nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite, and diarrhea. These side effects usually go away once treatment is finished.
Learn more about chemotherapy [11] and preparing for treatment [12]. The medications used to treat cancer are continually being evaluated. Talking with your doctor is often the best way to learn about the medications prescribed for you, their purpose, and their potential side effects or interactions with other medications. Learn more about your prescriptions by using searchable drug databases [13].
Palliative/supportive care
Cancer and its treatment often cause side effects. In addition to treatment to slow, stop, or eliminate the cancer, an important part of cancer care is relieving a person's symptoms and side effects. This approach is called palliative or supportive care, and it includes supporting the patient with her physical, emotional, and social needs.
Palliative care can help a person at any stage of illness. People often receive treatment for the cancer and treatment to ease side effects at the same time. In fact, patients who receive both often have less severe symptoms, better quality of life, and report they are more satisfied with treatment.
Before treatment begins, talk with your health care team about the possible side effects of your specific treatment plan and supportive care options. And during and after treatment, be sure to tell your doctor or another health care team member if you are experiencing a problem, so it is addressed as quickly as possible. Learn more about palliative care [14].
Recurrent GTT
A remission is when cancer cannot be detected in the body and there are no symptoms. This may also be called "no evidence of disease" or NED.
A remission can be temporary or permanent. This uncertainty leads to many survivors feeling worried or anxious that the cancer will come back. While many remissions are permanent, it's important to talk with your doctor about the possibility of the cancer returning. Understanding the risk of recurrence and the treatment options may help you feel more prepared if the cancer does return. Learn more about coping with the fear of recurrence [15].
If the cancer does return after the original treatment, it is called recurrent cancer. It may come back in the uterus (called a local recurrence), nearby (regional recurrence), or in another place (distant recurrence).
When this occurs, a cycle of testing will begin again to learn as much as possible about the recurrence. After testing is done, you and your doctor will talk about your treatment options. Often the treatment plan will include the therapies described above (such as surgery or chemotherapy) but may be used in a different combination or given at a different pace. Your doctor may also suggest clinical trials that are studying new ways to treat this type of recurrent cancer.
People with recurrent cancer often experience emotions such as disbelief or fear. Patients are encouraged to talk with their health care team about these feelings and ask about support services to help them cope. Learn more about dealing with cancer recurrence [16].
Metastatic GTT
If a GTT has spread from the uterus to another location in the body, it is called metastatic cancer. Patients with this diagnosis are encouraged to talk with doctors who are experienced in treating this stage of cancer, because there can be different opinions about the best treatment plan. Learn more about seeking a second opinion [17] before starting treatment, so you are comfortable with the treatment plan chosen. This discussion may include clinical trials [3]. Supportive care will also be important to help relieve symptoms and side effects.
Radiation therapy is not often used to treat GTTs, but it may be used for metastatic cancer that does not respond to chemotherapy. Radiation therapy is the use of high-energy x-rays or other particles to kill cancer cells. A doctor who specializes in giving radiation therapy to treat cancer is called a radiation oncologist. The most common type of radiation treatment is called external-beam radiation therapy, which is radiation given from a machine outside the body. A radiation therapy regimen (schedule) usually consists of a specific number of treatments given over a set period of time. Learn more about radiation therapy [18].
For many patients, a diagnosis of metastatic cancer can be very stressful and, at times, difficult to bear. Patients and their families are encouraged to talk about the way they are feeling with doctors, nurses, social workers, or other members of the health care team. It may also be helpful to talk with other patients, including through a support group.
If treatment fails
GTTs are often curable. However, recovery from cancer is not always possible. If treatment is not successful, the disease may be called advanced or terminal cancer.
This diagnosis is stressful, and this is difficult to discuss for many people. However, it is important to have open and honest conversations with your doctor and health care team to express your feelings, preferences, and concerns. The health care team is there to help, and many team members have special skills, experience, and knowledge to support patients and their families. Making sure a person is physically comfortable and free from pain is extremely important.
Palliative care given toward the end of a person's life is called hospice care [19]. You and your family are encouraged to think about where you would be most comfortable: at home, in the hospital, or in a hospice environment. Nursing care and special equipment can make staying at home a workable alternative for many families. Learn more about advanced cancer care planning [20].
After the death of a loved one, many people need support to help cope with the loss. Learn more about grief and bereavement [21].
Find out more about common terms used during cancer treatment [22].
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"I'm glad I live in Menahga, it's a beautiful place," Brad Snyder said of his hometown.
Wind blew fiercely through the town of Menahga. Anxiety flamed inside this Shell station. Brad and Marlene Snyder, owners, fueled the fight.
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The Renn's Nest in Beach Haven
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
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$ 800 - $ 1,800 / week
$ 3,200 - $ 6,000 / month
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"It's better by the Bay!" Immaculate airconditioned 2nd floor unit, sleeps 6 to 8 (sleeper sofa) in the heart of Beach Haven. Walking distance to over 30 resturants, family attractions, shops, and home made fudge! 3 bedrooms: 1 queen size bed, 1 full size bed, 2 twin beds, and queen size pull out sleeper sofa in living room. Fully equipped (separate from the living room) Large eat- in kitchen w/ breakfast bar. no need to bring anything but yourselves and sun screen! 1 full bath and outside shower. Comfortably furnished family living room with cable tv and dvd player. Upper side fiberglass deck w/ chairs. Furnished front porch. Large back yard with brick patio tables & chairs and gas grill. Parking available onsite.
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house rental amenities
Air conditioning
Ceiling Fans
2 TV's
Living room is separate from the kitchen
Outside shower w/ Hot water!
Upper side deck
Includes four Beach Badges
Great location!
activities and attractions in Beach Haven New Jersey
Located in the center of Beach Haven everything you need is within walking distance, from necessities to entertainment!
- Lifeguarded Beach & Pavilion
- Bay & Playground
- Bay Village,
- Schooner's Wharf,
- Thundering Surf,
- Mini Golf,
- Fantasy Island Amusement Park
- Showplace, Surflight (summer stock theater),
- Boat & Kayak rentals, Jet ski's, parasailing,
- Murphy's grocery store,
- Kapler's Pharmacy
vacation rental rates
- Rates based on the week requested during the season
- Rentals from Saturday to Saturday in season
- Off-season will rent long weekends as well
- $500 Security deposit required
- Half the deposit is required to lock in your date and the balance and security deposit is due 60 days before.
- security deopsit will be cashed and refunded within 30 days if everything is left in satisfactory condition
Kathleen Zabbatino 5132187574
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Top things to do in Beach Haven
- Showplace
- Surflight
- Fantasy Island Amusement Park
- Mini Golf
- Water Park
Top things to do on a budget
- The Beach
- The Library
- Bay Village
- Concerts in the park
- Alliance For Living Ocean
Top things to do with a family
- Light House/ Viking Village
- Family Movie Night
- Bike Rentals/ Surreys
- Fishing/ Charter Boats
- Pirate Ship
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WINDHAM — A Nashua man is in jail after leading police on a chase through three towns last night.
Alexander Bedard, 21, is charged with DWI, reckless conduct and disobeying a police officer.
It started when Hudson police received a complaint of an erratic driver on Lowell Road at 6:22 p.m. yesterday.
Several callers reported a 2000 Ford Ranger pickup truck was traveling north and was "all over the road," according to Hudson police.
A Hudson officer tried to stop the truck, but Bedard kept going, heading east on Route 111, police said.
Two Hudson officers gave chase until the truck went into Windham and that police department took over the pursuit.
Bedard continued on Route 111 until he finally stopped in Hampstead, police said.
Windham police took Bedard into custody and to the county jail, where he remains until he is arraigned on the Windham charges.
Hudson police said they will be filing similar charges against Bedard for his actions in their town.
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By AMY WENGER
The weeks leading up to the Christmas season signaled the anticipation of holiday festivities, and for the townspeople of Wakarusa, that sentiment was no different.
But for one local family, the season marked the beginning of one little boy's medical battle, and prayers for wellness, hope and triumph to be restored to him.
Just as the holiday season was beginning, Simon Blanchard's family learned that he was afflicted with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, also known as ALL. It is a type of cancer most often found in children, through which sickened white blood cells multiply rampantly in a person's bone marrow, essentially crowding out the healthy cells. With early detection and treatment, the cure rate is approximately 80 percent.
So while most people were planning Thanksgiving and Christmas affairs, shopping for gifts, and delighting in the revelry of festivities, the Blanchards were faced with the prospect of coordinating a carefully orchestrated schedule of chemotherapy treatments, travels to both Riley Children's Hospital and Memorial Hospital, and trying to maintain a new sense of normalcy. It also became imperative for the family to avoid exposure to even the slightest of illnesses, for concern of what could happen to Simon's fragile immune system.
Meanwhile, as word of Simon's condition began to stream about town, the people of Wakarusa did not hesitate to come forward in droves, to do what the community never fails to do to rescue one of its own. They have showered the Blanchard family with an outpouring of generosity and gestures of financial sustenance.
Simon's teachers, classmates and friends at Wakarusa Elementary organized the sale of "Suckers for Simon," which also featured a raffle offering NorthWood apparel and gift baskets. The original goal was to raise $750, yet when all was said and done, there were 1,500 suckers sold and $2,700 in proceeds for assistance to the Blanchards.
Jan Snider, Simon's kindergarten teacher at Wakarusa Elementary, teared up as she talked about the overwhelming empathy and concern that the children and their families have shown for Simon. "My class has been fabulously heartwarming," she said. "They adore Simon. He is just one of those really neat kids ... not just because of his illness. They love him and just talk about him often."
She said that her students have been exceptionally gracious in ensuring that Simon and his family would have a joyful Christmas. "Many brought presents for me to deliver to him," she said. "They even brought presents for his little sister, too. I still receive something almost daily that the students have made for him, whether it is pictures they have drawn, homemade books for him, well-loved treasures of their own they want to give to him."
One local family even gifted the Blanchards with an iPad Mini, and the class has enjoyed keeping in touch with Simon via Skype. Even so, the class cherishes the occasions when Simon is well enough to visit his friends at school.
"On his first visit, the kiddos all wore face masks to prevent germ spread, so he didn't feel so funny being the only one with a mask," Snider said. "We drew pictures and wrote messages, mostly 'I Love You Simon,' on the front of the masks."
Snider also added that the week after Christmas vacation, Simon was able to participate in class for a few hours at various times while his treatment was briefly delayed. "About an hour into his stay, his hat was off, and things were back to normal for him and his classmates!"
To keep the momentum of kindness moving onward and upward, there are several more opportunities to help Simon, his parents, Bryon and Tonya, and his younger sister, Rowan.
• There will be a bake sale taking place on Friday at NorthWood High School, where purchases can be made during the baseball team's chili supper event and also while the boys' basketball game is occuring. The time frame is expected to be from 5 to 9:00 p.m., or until all of the goods are sold.
Those who wish to donate items for the bake sale are asked to drop them off at Wakarusa Elementary School on Thursday or Friday until 3 p.m. It is also being requested that offerings be clearly labeled. Further questions may be directed to Shelly Newcomer by calling (574) 575-5713 or 862-2980.
A few suggested items that would be welcomed include brownies, cinnamon rolls, cookies, "puppy chow," cakes, party mixes, caramel corn and breads. Parents of Wakarusa Elementary students were sent an e-mail with event details, and for those who are not able to bring baked items, monetary donations can be provided to the school to allow them to purchase additional treats.
• Also being planned in the coming weeks is a springtime fundraising endeavor.
On March 23, there will be a Nelson's Chicken and Pit-Tato sale, which will begin at 10 a.m. at the intersection of Ind. 19 and C.R. 40. Advance tickets can be purchased at Richmond's Feed.
• Interra Credit Union has also volunteered its support by working to establish a benefit fund for the Blanchard family, and contributions can be given through Interra during their regular business hours.
• As the students of Wakarusa Elementary settle back into their classes following their Christmas break, they will learn of further chances to help their friend and schoolmate. Order forms will be distributed to the children with information on how to purchase a "Team Simon" T-shirt.
Although not yet finalized, there are tentative arrangements to have the school participate in another "Suckers for Simon" occasion, possibly along with some themed "spirit days" in the near future.


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That has certainly been my experience with the Lifestyles section over the past five years.
Due to extenuating circumstances, we relied on a wire service for most of our feature content between the fall of 2007 and the summer of 2010.
I am proud of the progress that has been made since that time.
Our readers can now expect to see a local feature story when they open their Sunday paper to B1.
We have a diverse set of local columnists that includes Rick Watson, Margaret Dabbs and Robin O'Bryant.
The Walker County Genealogical Society has stepped in with two columns to fill the void left by the retirement of our longtime columnist and local historian Ruth Baker.
Next month marks the second annivesary of our monthly book feature, More Than Words.
I am particularly proud of that because I believe it gives some much-deserved exposure to our local library system.
I am also excited about our newest column, A New Take on Nutrition. I'm not the poster child for healthy eating, but nutrition education agent Emma Anne Hallman is showing us how we all can do better.
While the Lifestyles section has come a long way in two years, I also believe it has a long way to go.
I've been giving the subject a lot of thought over the past month, which is one reason why I haven't written a column lately.
I reached the point that my words were starting to sound hollow in my own ears. That wasn't good because I feel strongly that communication is only worthwhile in its purest form.
If I am not being completely honest as a writer, I am wasting my time and yours.
So I took a step back to reevalute a few things.
September always seems to be the time of year that I do that. There is something about the end of summer that makes me ask myself, "What's next?"
As far as Lifestyles is concerned, I have a few ideas that are currently in development.
I hope to add some new features in the coming months that deal with everything from food and romance to "journey stories" and agriculture. However, I can't pull any of them off without some help.
Feedback is important in Lifestyles because no matter how much I love it, I also recognize that this section has no intrinsic value.
You are not required or even expected to care about history or art or what my kid has been up to this week.
If you enjoy reading anything that appears on this page, it's not because you have to know it. It's because you relate to it.
I would argue you that you relate to it because no matter where we live or how we vote or the size of the paycheck we bring home, we're all just people who are born and die and have more questions than answers in between.
Life is a crazy thing that certainly deserves to be celebrated.
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