Dennis Lintz:  

I am a single, college educated individual, and was a licensed professional from 1982 to 2012 in confidential investigations, paralegal services, and litigation support with a personal special interest in "Civil Rights" issues. I also have over 25 years experience working a sideline job as a bartender with that ("Cocktail" (1988), - Tom Cruise, Bryan Brown) entertaining flare. I am also an ex-Vietnam Era Army Medic. I play guitar as an instrument of choice; I love the blues, folk, southern rock and classic rock, and used to play protest music and such publicly in the coffee houses of the late '60's and very early '70's, and wrote for progressive underground newspapers of an era long gone by. Once upon a time, in a land far, far, far away, about 1,395.89 miles South, in a warmer latitude than where I currently reside, I grew up on the seasonably balmy tropical peninsular shores of Florida's 72 mile "Space Coast," where monkeys and men were once launched into space ~ the final frontier! Florida, affectionately known to many by its State Motto as the "Sunshine State," was so blessed with a 1,350 mile shoreline of which 39.4 miles became the East coast surfing capital of the U.S. of A., the home of Mike Tabeling, Betsy Twombly, Claude Codgen, Gary Propper, Dick Catri, Jeff Crawford, and Kelly Slater. The 'Space Coast" wasn't totally immune from the disaster by being located on the Atlantic side of BP's Deepwater Horizon gulf oil spill with its burned ashes washing upon the shore. That's when complacent happy-go-lucky vacationers, with lots of disposable income to spend, could choose to retreat and escape into another fantasy world in central Florida located in Kissimmee, ~ properly pronounced ka--SIM-ee, [[NOT]] KISS-a-ME! I decided to move North to the State of New Hampshire with its 13 mile seacoast as a 'fair weather' summer surfer, in hopes of finding a better life, and seek new adventures. The land which spawned the likes of Daniel Web...Expand for more