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Three Stress-Relieving Holiday Ideas You Can Try

September 21, 2018, Author: Collin Day

Holidays give you much-needed time off from work that not only helps you relax but also makes you more productive when you return. After all, constantly being bombarded with emails and getting occupied with meetings with no available breaks can take a toll on the quality of your work. If you are looking for a […]

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Vital Signals You Should Take a Vacation Soon

September 12, 2018, Author: Collin Day

There comes a time in people’s lives when they feel so exhausted with their careers and lifestyles that they might succumb to stress and break down. There are warning signs for this, and being aware of these signs allows you to prevent worse situations. Here are some vital signs to look out for. Your Enthusiasm […]

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Take Your Patrons Beer Hop Hopping Around the World Without Leaving Your Brewery

September 6, 2018, Author: Collin Day

The Galaxy from Down Under One of the more popular imports, Australia’s Galaxy hops, has successfully endeared itself to American brewers. Galaxy is a dual-purpose hop — ideal for both bittering and flavoring. Galaxy has strong citrus and passion fruit tones. You could influence the flavor profile to lean toward one or the other depending […]

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Honeymooning in a Cabin in the Woods Provides Plenty of Time for Newlyweds

August 7, 2018, Author: Collin Day

It is possible to have a nature honeymoon without really losing modern amenities. There are camping sites, and there are cabins which can be rented. The Oklahoma and Texas border offers plenty of areas for camping, with private cabins as well, including River of Love Cabins. The fun of staying at a modern log cabin complete […]

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Galaxy Hops: What You Need to Know

April 15, 2018, Author: Collin Day

Beer is made with four primary ingredients: water, barley, yeast and hops. All of these come in a lot of varieties that influence the overall character of a brewer’s beer. Craft beer drinkers have generally preferred floral, earthy, and citrus hops, but within the past two decades, this preference seems to have shifted towards the […]