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Cycle of life: Enjoy the ride
The cycle of life can be depressing. You watch as your children grow up and leave home, as your parents age, as your career winds down and your life shifts direction and, as you realize, [Read More…]
Articles by Terilyn Goins, Ph.D.
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Signs by Tomorrow: Including that “little extra”
Former football player, Jimmy Johnson, said, “the difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra.” The profundity of that quote often goes unappreciated until that “little extra” shines through in someone’s character, someone’s work [Read More…]
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Yes Chef Restaurant Equipment and Supplies: Assisting others in dining well
One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well. —Virginia Woolf The idea of dining well may not be as simplistic as having good food on the table; dining well [Read More…]
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Spectrum Paint: Supplying a spectrum of quality paint
This definition of spectrum correlates perfectly with Spectrum Paint, located on Thimble Shoals in Newport News. As an independent dealer and one of the largest paint distributors in the country, Spectrum Paint supplies vendors with [Read More…]
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Tamra Hollowell Salon & Spa: Where service is second to none
“I think that the most important thing a woman (or man) can have—next to talent, of course—is her (or his) hairdresser.” —Joan Crawford When it comes to hair, there’s nothing so essential as that one hairdresser [Read More…]
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Stoneware Kitchen and Bath: It’s the little things…
The road to success is always under construction. —Arnold Palmer Perhaps one of the most exciting endeavors to undertake is a renovation. Although such an endeavor brings with it innumerable challenges, struggles and frustrations, most agree [Read More…]
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McGill Associates: Engineering close to home
Operating from the philosophy that being physically close to clients is a must, McGill Associates, unlike many of its counterparts, maintains office space within driving distance of its client base. “We don’t like to get [Read More…]
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Beyond window dressing: Stand up, step up, speak up
I have one life and one chance to make it count for something…. My faith demands that I do whatever I can, wherever I am, whenever I can, for as long as I can with whatever [Read More…]
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Rotary Club of Warwick at City Center: The Bacon, Beer & Bourbon Bash
“It’s the best kickoff to summer!” says Sarah Browning. It’s a happening event, scheduled on May 24 at the Virginia Living Museum. For a small fee, you receive more than you can eat, a time [Read More…]
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Casey Legal: Legal knowledge, human wisdom
The end of law is not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom. For in all the states of created beings capable of law, where there is no law, there is no [Read More…]
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Hip Innovative Studio Boutique: Where creators and community collide
A space that looks and feels crisp and clean, surrounded by unique, one-of-a-kind products and filled with the wafting smell of fresh made coffee, Hip Innovative Studio Boutique offers consumers and onlookers a place to [Read More…]
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Behind the shell: What you see may not be what you get
On the television show, Once Upon a Time, a program inspired by Disney characters, Belle, of Beauty and the Beast, proclaims words of wisdom when she says, “Sometimes, the best book has the dustiest jacket. [Read More…]
