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$95,000. ~ 59 Acre Paradise This property is ideal for your garden, hobby farming and will appeal to nature lovers. There's an abundance of wildlife, walking trails and quiet side roads for biking and cross-country skiing and hiking. This is a wonderful community close to shops and services yet feels worlds away. Driveway culvert is already installed and seller will provide power to the property prior a sale.
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$152,000. ~ Hobby Farm Heaven The property is an acre is size and it's the "biggest acre I've ever seen". The entire property is well landscaped with mature trees, many gardens, shrubs, even a small pond. There's some stone walls, many varieties of berries, a huge vegetable garden. If you are looking for a property to grow your own food, this is it. It also includes a newly constructed 100 x 17 foot modified Hanley hoop house, a 8 x 8 Salatin pastured poultry pen, a small barn, chicken house and storage building with workshop. It's located in Centre Burlington, Hants County close to Brooklyn and within 12 minutes to Windsor. The city is 45 minutes away. All 5 major appliances are included as well as some other useful items. The owners are transferred and the property is priced to sell. |
ACCEPTED OFFER $154,500. ~ 50 Acre Hobby Farm in Hampton |
SOLD - May, 2015 $191,000. ~ Rolling Hill Farm |
$194,000. ~ Country Home on Private, 2 Acre Property The grounds are well landscaped with expansive lawn, trees, shrubs and garden plots. There's also an older 16 x 20 shed suitable for a workshop or animals. If you are looking for a quiet place in the country priced under $200,000. you must come see this one. It offers exceptional value. |
SOLD - December, 2014 $199,000. ~ Overlooking the Bay of Fundy |
$200,000. ~ In Paradise~ 12 Acre Riverfront Horse Farm
If you're looking for an excellent community, neat home, outbuildings, paddocks and pasture, don't miss this one. There's easy access to miles of trails and don't forget the river is perfect for canoes and kayaks. |
$212,000. ~ 99 Acre Farm in Newburne |
$229,000. ~ Contemporary on the Bay The house features large windows, high efficiency in-floor heating, ceramic floors, 2 full baths, full covered front verandah, steel roof, and an open concept kitchen with lots of cabinets. Privacy, comfort and amazing views. Ideal for year round living, seasonal home or your weekend retreat. |
$239,000. ~ Seaside Living at its Best The property itself is not large, about 9,900 square feet. It's nicely landscaped with lush lawn, paved driveway and a wooden fence along the shore. One of the best features is the solid concrete retaining wall along the shore. This provides protection from the water and surf. There's easy access to the stoney shore down a few concrete steps. Lots of fun at low tide to explore! Oh, and all the modern appliances are included in the price. |
$239,000. ~ On the Bay at Noel Known as the O'Brien Shipyard, this circa 1860, 2.5 story home includes 7.6 acres of land with direct frontage on the Cobequid Bay and Noel Creek. It's located in the quaint village of Noel on scenic Route 215 in Hants County, about 30 minutes from Truro and 1 hour to the city. This large, stately home has been well cared for and beautifully updated over the past 6 years. It maintains most of its original character with important updates you would expect. An older 20 x 42 garage with workshop space is attached to the house and above the family room is a large, dry storage area. Behind the house is a very nice barn 39 x 37 ideal for many uses including horses or a home based business. The 7.6 acres is all open land and includes pasture and salt marsh along the shore. The property is the original shipbuilding site and still has steel hooks in the bedrock which once held the giant sailing vessels along Noel Creek, a fresh water stream running into the ocean. At high tide, the creek fills up with water making it possible for boats to be launched. Perfect for your family home, a B & B, antique business, market gardening, organics, horses and other critters. And sunsets to die for.
$240,000. ~ 95 Acre Home on Shubenacadie River The land is mostly wooded with a small field. There's a nice trail to the cliff overlooking the river and a footpath along the cliff. The property has extensive frontage along this cliff with outstanding views. The land has excellent elevation, southern exposure and with clearing has potential for a variety of agricultural enterprises including fruit trees and vineyard. The entire 95 acres was once pasture. Consider the opportunities this 95 acre parcel presents. |
$240,000. - Circa 1850 Gilbert's Cove Home The "Old Gilbert's Cove House" is located on what was one time known as Hobb's Hill. It was built around 1850 and occupied for many years by the Captain Melanson family who operated the Gilbert's Cove Lighthouse from the late 1890s until the 1940s. The house sits on 3.9 acres and offers an elevated park-like setting with long views overlooking St. Mary's Bay. The post and beam home has been very well maintained and fully updated, renovated and restored by the present owners. It features an amazing custom-built modern kitchen with built-in appliances (installed in 2014), adjacent to a cozy diningroom with woodstove. Behind these rooms is a modern bathroom, laundry, mudroom entry and pantry. In the front of the house are 5 additional, well proportioned rooms. These include a formal diningroom, livingroom, family room, library and a fantastic sunroom on the west side. Upstairs there's a spacious stairhall, 3 very generous sized bedrooms, and a huge bathroom. Up over the kitchen is a large, dry attic ideal for additional storage. Overall, there are 11 rooms and 2 baths spread over 2 levels. Upgrades include gutting and insulation, modern bathrooms, new kitchen, JeldWen windows upstairs in 2013, metal roof, interior and exterior painting, system upgrades and floor refinishing. There's a small deck off the sunroom and a large deck offering excellent water views off the kitchen. The house sits on a solid, high and dry stone foundation. It has excellent systems including 100 amp electrical, combination wood/oil furnace, newly installed heat pump, wood stove, drilled well and large stone septic tank and system operating efficiently since the late 1800s. Original trims and details, lots of windows, wood floors and modern upgrades add to the character. Outside there are several small outbuildings including a 15 x 12 garage and a 15 x 8 shed. The property has expansive lawns, garden plots and mature pine trees. It's located just 10 minutes from Weymouth and 20 minutes to Digby. If you are looking for a very cozy, well upgraded home with privacy, views, nice gardens, country charm, a "cook's kitchen", in a friendly community close to shops and services, make sure this circa 1850 beauty makes you list to see. |
$249,000. ~ Circa 1930 Home on the River |
$271,000. ~ Circa 1796 Home in Granville Ferry
$274,000. ~ Comfort and Privacy Close to Town
$279,000. ~ Century Home with Outbuildings and View |
$284,000. ~ Contemporary Home on 5 Private Acres The 4 bedroom house is well built with contemporary style. It has a main floor and fully finished lower level. The exterior is cedar shingled with classic white trim, a front cedar deck, a cedar deck off the master bedroom and a huge cedar deck across the back. In the past 3 months the home has been completely painted inside, decks have been stained, a new shower installed, a new vanity, new door hardware, 2 new heat pumps, septic pumped, new flooring in the bedrooms and other improvements you will appreciate. The house sits way back off the road hidden from view. Behind the house is a very nice barn/workshop. The property is nicely landscaped with mature trees, gardens, forest and a small open field. It's ideal for gardening, small animals, even a horse or two. The town of Berwick is 6 minutes away. All other shops and services are within 15 or 20 minutes. |
SOLD - March, 2015$285,000. ~ 10 Acre Saltwater Paradise |
$289,000. ~ Seaside Paradise |
$309,000. ~ Off-grid Upscale Retreat |
$319,000. ~ 83 Acre Mountaintop Farm |
$320,000. ~ Gardener's Paradise on the Bay of Fundy This amazing property is located in St. Bernard, a quaint seaside community just a few minutes from Weymouth along the St. Mary's Bay coast and 20 minutes to Digby. What makes this property so special is the attention to detail and craftsmanship combined with the setting, gardens and stonework.The 2,300 square foot house was custom built providing a well planned interior, all on one level. The livingroom has a very attractive high-efficiency wood-burning Topaz insert, a view of the Bay and lots of natural light. Adjoining the livingroom is a diningroom with doors to the south facing solarium. This solarium is definitely one of the most outstanding features. Three walls of glass, cathedral ceiling, built-in benches, finished with natural pine timbers and door to the rear gardens. It's a beauty!There is a garage and a 25 x 23 two level barn with a full loft above. There is also direct frontage on St. Mary's Bay with a path from the field down to the shore. The house sits way back off the paved road, down a well maintained gravel laneway. The house is unseen from the road. As you approach, you will instantly notice the lush gardens and mature plantings. But not until you get out and walk around will you discover the most amazing stonework. You will truly be speechless when you see the veggie garden with raised beds. There's also a courtyard originally designed for boules with a stone wall and large flat surface filled with compacted crusher dust. Lush lawn and many plantings combine with the local natural wilderness and mature forest.Privacy, fabulous home, one of a kind stone gardens, forest, field, ocean frontage, barn and exceptional price. |
$321,000. ~ Mountaintop Timber Frame It's like living in the clouds, with eagles floating by at eye level. Others might say it's like living in a huge treehouse. Everyone will agree it's simply an amazing one-of-a-kind property. Custom-crafted about 25 years ago, this 2.5 story, hand-pegged, post and beam timber frame is solidly built at the edge of the North Mountain overlooking Delhaven Harbour, the Minas Basin and rich valley farmland. Once inside you are immediately drawn to the view all along the backside. It's an open concept floor plan on the main floor, 2 bedrooms on the second floor and the master bedroom on the third. Opposite the house is a 40 x 20 building with garage space, storage space and a large workshop. The property is about 12 acres in size, mostly wooded with a nice mix of hard and softwood. The house is way back off the road, totally hidden from all neighbours. The Village of Canning is just 8 minutes away and the Towns of Wolfville and Kentville are within 20 minutes. Beaches, parks, hiking trails, vineyards, shops and services are all close by yet you feel like you are alone. If you would love to own a timber frame home with amazing views, tucked away on a dozen private acres, give us a call to schedule your private tour. |
$328,000. ~ 7 Acre Modern Farmstead This modern country home is nicely located on 7.3 private acres in Welsford at the base of the North Mountain just 5 minutes to Berwick. The 2,800 square foot house is about 40 years old and has been completely updated and remodeled in recent years. It's a full two story on a full finished walk-out basement. The family room has lots of windows and a high, vaulted ceiling. Next is the sunroom with sliding doors to a raised deck and long unobstructed views. You'll love the kitchen. It's spacious, comfortable and well planned. It connects to an open concept diningroom and livingroom with high efficiency woodstove. A two piece bath completes this level. On the second floor you'll find a stunning master bedroom with ensuite bath, a second full bathroom and two bedrooms. The lower level is ideal for an in-law suite or home office. This lower level has its own entry, an open living area, a kitchen, another full bath and two additional bedrooms. There are two excellent outbuildings including a 28 x 28 barn and a 20 x 18 garage. There's a small greenhouse too. You'll love the land. There's a small forested area at the back and a huge open, south facing field. And a pond and a brook. It's amazing! The property has mature trees, gardens and well maintained lawn. Previously a certified organic property, it's ideal for gardening and hobby farming. This energy efficient home is very unique with lots of comfortable space, two outbuildings and south facing land. |
$358,000. ~ Gardener's Paradise Overlooking the RiverCan it get any better! I've admired this property for years and am so pleased to be able to offer it for sale. New owners will enjoy and appreciate the amazing attention to detail in both the home and the grounds. It's located on a 2+ acre private site on Bluff Road, just outside the Town of Hantsport. The University Town of Wolfville is just 14 minutes to the west and Halifax is within 45 minutes. As the name implies, Bluff Road is on the bluff overlooking the Avon River, so the views from the property and the home are magical. The 18 year old house is sited way back off the quiet road, tucked in behind a one acre forest. The design is a contemporary chalet style with full walk-out basement. Another feature we really like is the big wrap-around deck off the back side with glass railing so no view is blocked. Talk about the view. From this vantage point, you look out across the back gardens, across a field to the Avon River. You can see Summerville in Hants County on the other side. The back, side and front views are all pastoral with no other structures in sight. Outside you know gardeners live here! The grounds are immaculate. The west side is forest. And the entire front acre is forest with at least 42 different species of trees. There's a trail winding through this front section and down the side, making the property feel way larger than 2 acres. There's also a small greenhouse and a tool shed. Oh, and you'll love the dog house with fabulous wire run and the property is wired with invisible fencing for dogs. And lastly, there is the owner's pride and joy - an oversized, 20 x 30 garage/workshop. It's insulated and finished. So that's the quick overview. If this has your attention, the real thing is even better. Oh, there's extra parking up by the road and a small pond in the gardens. The central vac, 2 woodstoves, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, pot rack in kitchen and the sheds are all included. |
$360,000. ~ Life on a LakeMy, my, what shall I do today? Living on a lake is all about nature, relaxing and enjoying life. This property at Lake Paul offers a four seasons lifestyle. It's located about 35 minutes from Kentville on a private, well maintained road just minutes off the paved road. It's the last lakefront home on this shore road, so there is virtually no drive-by traffic other than the occasional canoe on the lake, deer or rabbit. The 3 bedroom house was custom built 24 years ago with a contemporary design and open concept layout. The present owners have recently upgraded the entire home. It's absolutely gorgeous and it's move-in ready.Facing the water is a ground level terrace area, a deck, screen room and large deck across the entire main floor. The property itself is over an acre with a beautiful shore line, small float, sandy beach area and 152 feet of lake frontage. The property is nicely treed out front and down the sides providing total privacy. A well built double car garage is off to the side as you drive into the property. It provides space for two vehicles plus a workshop area across the rear. The lake is perfect for swimming, fishing and small boats. There's quiet side roads and trails for walking or biking. In winter you can cross country ski, snowshoe, skate and snowmobile for miles. This lakeside home was built to R2000 standards and has a double wall construction, lots of insulation and heats very well. The owners live here year round and burn 2 cords of wood per year. It's an ideal year round home or your perfect weekend home. A complete list of recent improvements is available. |
SOLD - June, 2015$367,000. ~ Church Street Grand ManorThis exceptional home was built by William Allen Chipman in 1812. The style is very typical of the era with high ceilings, big windows, wide trims, interesting details and wood floors. It offers 3,600 square feet of living space with big rooms, 4 bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main level has a grand entry with beautiful staircase and dark stained hardwood floor. There is a sunny livingroom with fireplace and hardwood floor, a study with another fireplace and hardwood flooring, a home office and a huge diningroomwith wide plank softwood floors. Beyond these rooms is the family room with brick fireplace, beamed ceiling and a wide plank softwood floor, the kitchen, a large bath/laundry room and the side door entry. Upstairs there is a spacious stair hall, a large central foyer, 4 large bedrooms and a 10 x 12 bathroom. All the floors on this level are pine except the bath which is vinyl. The master bedroom is 21 x 21 and has exposed brick and exposed beams.You'll love the barn. Over the past 4 years, this 42 x 26 building has been rebuilt and remodeled. It has a 15 foot roll-up door and a side roll-up door. This is an amazing building, ideal for a workshop, animals, a contractor or home based business. The property is 2 acres in size with nice views at the back, a wooded area, expansive lawn, gardens and pasture. The property is close to all shops and services. Access to Highway 101 is nearby. The Town of Kentville is within 5 minutes. Large families, those looking for a B & B location and anyone who needs a large workshop should take a look at this property. |
$370,000. ~ Seaside at KingsportThe name says it all, "Breezy Bluff Lane". Well, not really. Obviously any home that sits on the cliff overlooking saltwater is going to be a little "breezy" from time to time. The folks who are fortunate enough to own this type of property understand that. But seaside homes also capture all the magic of the tides. Salt air. Seabirds. Sand. Sun. Sunset. Sunrises. Storms. Long walks on the beach. Fog. Mist. Swimming. Perhaps the name should be "Paradise Lane"! Or "On Vacation Every Day" Lane.After being in the same family for the past 30 years, this Kingsport rare find is for sale. Well updated and comfortable with 3+ bedrooms, amazing kitchen, 2 baths, sitting rooms, excellent systems, woodstove, deck, shed and drop dead views. |
$426,000. ~ Tourist Business ~ 18 Cabins and Home on River
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$430,000. ~ Privacy on the Bay The garage is completely finished and includes two car bays and a workshop. Beyond the garage is an attached 35' x 10' greenhouse. Above the garage is a finished room 35 x 22 in size. It's big, bright and ideal for anything from an art studio to home office to games room. Upstairs in the main house there is a stunning upper foyer that looks down to the livingroom and out to the Bay. There are four very large bedrooms, all with a dormer window and large double closets. Two baths and a mechanical room complete this level. All of the fixtures and finishes are above average. All of the floors are Italian ceramic tile with marble inlays. All of the high-end appliances are included. The property is nicely landscaped and also includes a very handy 1.5 story garden house. The property has sweeping unobstructed views of Cobequid Bay, rolling farm fields and Kings Creek. Eagles, herons, kingfishers and a host of sea birds are neighbours. There's easy access to the beach below and good swimming at high tide. This is a perfect property for a family looking for privacy without being remote, or for retirement. Halifax is less than one hour away. The airport is within 40 minutes. This one of a kind property represents exceptional value. |
$435,000. ~ Restored Farmhouse with Guest House and Views |
$489,000. ~ 5 Acre Riverfront Property with Contemporary Home and Income Potential This is a terrific property. You can swim, fish and boat from your back door. The owner is retiring so this is your opportunity to own a riverfront property with income potential. For more details, please give us a call. |
~ Big, Bold and Beautiful |
$497,000. ~ Guest Rooms, Cafe, Owner's Suite & Chalet |
~ 22 Acre Upscale Property ~ "Lowden House" The interior paint finish has been co-ordinated to reflect a range of heritage tones of olives, golds and creams for walls and floors. The original woodwork has been preserved and re-used wherever possible. The barn is amazing. It measures 30 x 40 feet and is about 30 feet high at the peak. It's a 150 year old timber frame structure that was brought to the farm 7 years ago and rebuilt from the ground up on a new concrete slab foundation. It's finished outside with details to complement the house, including salvaged period windows. Inside, it is wide open and absolutely stunning. It is spotlessly clean and has never been used for animals or vehicles. The property consists of 22 acres and runs to the estuary along the Habitant River. Sixteen acres are in open fields and have not been sprayed or farmed for over 10 years. They are divided by a year-round brook in a wooded vault. The lower field looks out over the river. With its mild micro-climate, slope and southern exposure it is a perfect site for a vineyard, other fruits and organics. The quaint village of Canning is just 3 minutes away. Wolfville and Kentville, with a full range of shops, services and a regional hospital are with 15 minutes. Kingsport Beach is 4 minutes away. And the city of Halifax is an easy 1 hour drive. You'll love the community and all that is has to offer. If you like historic homes and appreciate quality upgrades, you must come see this exciting 200 year old farmstead. |
$569,000. ~ 44 Acre Farm Estate |
$575,000. ~ Beautifully Off in All Directions |
$594,000. ~ Fabulous Contemporary Home |
$625,000. ~ Home and Successful Business The house is a fantastic 1.5 story home, 1,722 square feet,very solid, well maintained with original details and modern upgrades. The 8 unit motel has been recently renovated and updated. It's spotless. The decorating and furnishings are exceptional. The 2 story building was custom built 6 years ago and incorporates 3 more rental units. On the main floor is a spacious wheelchair accessible, self-contained suite with living area and kitchen. Upstairs are the other 2 motel units. And, there is a self contained cottage. In all, there are 12 rental suites, all beautifully equipped and furnished and all have air conditioning. There's a separate building for laundry and storage. And there's a systems room for the utilities and heating system. The property itself is beautifully landscaped including a circular paved driveway, paved parking, gazebo for guests, small pond area for guests, lots of gardens and mature trees. With 2.4 acres there's room for expansion if desired. The owners are also offering to completely train new owners as part of the sale price. This is being sold as a turn-key enterprises. Everything is included except the owners' personal belongings. A full list is available to interested parties. Full financials are also available. The location is ideal for you and your motel guests. It's just a few minutes from Exit 14 on Highway 101. From here you can walk to the downtown, walk to sports fields, tennis court and indoor soccer. Walking and biking trails are close by. The hospital, downtown shops and all other services are close by. The University Town of Wolfville is within 12 minutes and access to other valley towns, beaches, vineyards, and farm markets are all close by. A great home and an immediate, proven cash flow business all in one. |
$625,000. ~ Vineyard and Two Homes The main level includes a huge foyer, workshop, dog room, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and farm office. The second level incorporates a huge living area, diningroom, kitchen, pantry, half bath, massive master bedroom with walk-in closet and ensuite bath. The top level has a sitting area overlooking the levels below, a library and a very large games room. The walk-out basement level incorporates the systems, wood storage, dry storage and equipment storage. Exposed timbers, plank floors, high ceilings, lots of natural light, an expansive deck and hot tub add to the charm of this modern barn living. Plus there's the original farmhouse. It was built in the mid 1800s and rests on a solid stone foundation. It has tons of charm and potential and offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large mudroom, livingroom, diningroom, country kitchen, sunporch and a family room/den. There are 3 small outbuildings, blueberry and raspberry bushes and a brook on the property. The 12 acre vineyard has potential for a winery and the barn conversion is perfect for an Inn, B & B, owner's residence, wine store and other ideas you may have. If this farm holds interest for you, contact us for more details on the grapes and available equipment. The price does not include equipment or machinery but can be purchased, if required. |
$629,000. ~ Circa 1874 on 28 Acres in Canard You'll love the barn. It has space for a car and workshop, plus there are two box stalls for horses. There's a full loft above and two nicely finished, insulated and heated rooms on the main level. Behind the barn is fenced paddock and a 100 x 200 riding ring. The remainder of the land is forested and has amazing potential for trails, more pasture or other uses. The grounds surrounding the house are well landscaped with mature trees, hedges, gardens and shrubs. A backyard fire-pit and fantastic "treehouse" add to the charm of this property. Properties with outbuildings and land this close to town are rare. If you've been searching for a home with character, lots of space inside and out, a neat barn and convenient location, don't miss this beauty. |
$649,000. ~ Wolfville Estate on 2 Acres On the main floor is a study, home office, amazing livingroom with long views, stunning diningroom with built-in original cabinets, sunny, large kitchen, bedroom, family room and bath. Upstairs there are 4 bedrooms including the large master bedroom and newly completed bathroom. You'll appreciate all the original wide wood moldings and details. Interesting light fixtures, an abundance of windows and quality craftsmanship add to the charm. The house sits almost in the middle of the 2 acres property and has complete privacy on all sides. The grounds are filled with large mature trees, sweeping lawns, rolling terrace, flower gardens and lots of open space for playing or relaxing. There's a two car, detached garage with second floor storage and a separate garden shed. For those who enjoy tennis, you'll love the courts that are close by. This unique in-town estate feels like you are in the country, yet you can walk or bike to shops and services in minutes. As an added bonus, all the major appliances are included, plus the property includes a separate deeded lot. This in-town estate is the perfect blend of old and new. |
$675,000. ~ Upscale Horse Farm in Port Williams Dog owners will appreciate the fenced-in dog paddock off the family room. Horse lovers will love the 48' x 32' horse barn. This well built barn was designed to have five 12 x 10 box stalls (currently changed to accommodate the owner's horses), a heated tack room, water and power, shavings storage, tack-up area, toilet and sink, "dog bath" and loft above that holds 1,400 square bales of hay. Most of the 20 acres is excellent rolling agricultural land. There are two fenced paddocks and 2 pastures. The land runs to a small river and includes a large pond. From here you can ride for miles. This is horse paradise yet within minutes to all shops, services, major hospital, university and quaint valley towns. Beaches are just 20 minutes away and the city is within an hour. |
$698,000. ~ Red Phoenix Farm |
$750,000. ~ Country Estate in Canard |
$786,000. ~ Cripple Creek Farm Imagine owning a farm less than 10 minutes from town, yet it feels like you are in the middle of nowhere. Imagine driving down a tree-lined laneway to the bottom of a ravine, then crossing a river over your own one lane bridge. Imagine the view opening up with big, open fields on either side and a stunning farmhouse off in the distance, tucked under the base of a larger field with land stretching in all directions, surrounded by forest. As you move closer to the house the red steel roof glitters in the sunlight and it becomes evident that this 1800s home has been completely renovated, restored and updated. This is Cripple Creek Farm, a 310 acre property located within 10 minutes to Truro. You'll love the huge country kitchen with large island, woodstove, sitting area and dining table with seating for six. A livingroom, study and full bathroom complete this floor. On the second level there's a very generous open space used as a music room/studio, a large foyer, master bedroom with ensuite bath, two other bedrooms, a fourth bedroom now used as a studio and another full bath. The lower level is also finished providing more unique spaces. Down here you'll find additional storage, the systems room, a family room, a home office, a room for making wine, small bath, a sauna room, and a cold room for vegetables and preserves. There are a number of outbuildings including a modern workshop/garage 40 x 22, an older barn 38 x 30, and a post and beam barn 40 x 32. This old barn requires work but offers interesting character and is worth saving. A 14 x 16 sugar shack is located in the woods and used yearly when the maple syrup is running. The open hillside field has excellent elevation and is suitable for a vineyard. With large fields, trails and forest, this is a perfect farm for horses, sheep or even a retreat centre. |
$875,000. ~ Country Estate in Canard
$898,000. ~ Country Estate with Indoor Pool Tucked into the forest on an elevated knoll, this handsome 2.5 story New England Garrison home offers an exceptional level of privacy, comfort and craftsmanship. It's the last home on a country side road just outside Hantsport in Kings County in the Annapolis Valley. Wolfville is just 15 minutes away and the city is within 45 minutes. The property consists of 76 acres with about 10 acres of pasture and 66 acres in mixed woodland. This impressive home was custom built 21 years ago and was sited to take advantage of passive solar. It offers over 4,200 sq. ft. of living space. The architecture incorporates post and beam construction with local pine and red oak beams. The main floor includes a true country kitchen with cherry wood deCoste cabinets, wood floors and woodstove. There is a separate diningroom, laundry room with half bath, foyer, large bedroom with ensuite bath and separate sitting room and a 22.8 x 17.5 livingroom with woodstove and vaulted ceiling. The second floor has two bathrooms and five spacious bedrooms with softwood floors and plank and beam ceilings. The third floor has a home office, study and 28.3' x 12' studio complete with 8 Velux skylights. I love everything about this house, but my favourite feature is the 12' x 40' Adirondack screened-in verandah off the kitchen. It is incredible! And, there is a smaller version, 8' x 19', off the main entry. The covered entry opens to a covered 8' x 37' boardwalk that leads to a separate pool house and carport. Built 13 years ago, the pool house is also an amazing structure 42' x 28' complete with 14' x 27' in-ground pool, exercise area, lounge area, cedar ceiling, concrete floor, 6 skylights and separate equipment room. The forest is an Acadian forest with horse and hiking trails and lots of new growth including oak. Outbuildings include a small greenhouse, garden shed and a 16' x 20' insulated workshop. If you are looking for an extraordinary country estate in "like new" condition with lots of space inside and 76 acres to roam outside, a stream and a pond . . . call me to arrange your private viewing. |
$1,100,000. ~ 146 Acre Saltwater Farm Located at the end of a quiet country road, Red Bank Farm commands an outstanding site overlooking the Avon River with extensive waterfrontage along the shore. The Cogmagun River also flows along the north boundary and meets at the Avon River. The farm consists of 146 acres and runs to the beach along the river, with rolling hills, salt marsh, meadow, woods and fenced pasture. The 3,400 sq ft house sits on the highest point of the property with long unobstructed views from almost every room. The 38 year old custom built Cape Cod home features 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, a 24 foot long kitchen, substantial livingroom and diningroom with views to the river. The deck, terrace area and pool are situated on the south/west side with lots of sun, views of the river and beyond, and wonderful sunsets. The horse barn is a well built structure 70 x 24 with an attached 12 x 20 shed. It has 4 box stalls, huge tack-up area, storage, feed room and hay storage at the far end for 700 square bales. The paddocks are well fenced with electric and there's over 40 acres of fenced pasture beyond, running out towards the river. In the pasture there's an excellent pond that never runs dry. Up beside the barn is a 160 x 90 outdoor riding arena. Two smaller garages along the laneway serve for tractor shelter and storage. Well known throughout the equestrian community, Red Bank Farm has extensive riding trails throughout the property with access to miles and miles of riding. You'll love walking and riding around this farm. It has big open fields, rolling hills, salt marsh and a terrific forested area along the Cogmagun river. A groomed trail winds through the woods with one leg of the trail ending near the big pond. A brook flows through the upper field and down to the river. The owners recently had a very unique 16 x 32 structure built down by the Cogmagun River bank. It's a beautiful building which could be used as a guest cottage or a warming building after skating. But the owner, who is an avid fisherman calls it a "fishing hut". He also tells me that this is the best bass fishing location along this shore. Great fishing and fun for exploring. This exceptional property offers an opportunity to own a unique farm with a very private setting, quality structures and drop dead views. This world class setting is ideal for equestrian, vineyard/winery, sheep, organics and other agricultural enterprises. In a world of its own, yet within 1 hour to Halifax and only 45 minutes to Windsor. |
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Hi all...I am sure this has been asked before but I can't fined any post.... what is the best way and soil to plant cactus seeds in???...I was out today and found some cactus seeds... I planted some last year in seed starter and nothing ever grew...:( how long does it take for cactus seeds to sprout???? linda |
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From what I've seen, many use a gritty mix and not seed starter which is meant for annual/perennial type seeds. Use a mix of perlite, granite, turface course sand, etc. Just place the seed on the top and let them "wash" into the mix. Keep them warm. Hopefully someone with more smarts than myself will chime in. |
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The Mysterious Stone Mounds of Rhode Island: Are They Indian Burial Grounds?
M Dee Dubroff
| May 21, 2007
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What are the stone mounds arranged in mysterious piles that abound in the Nipsachuck forest where hundreds of years ago English settlers fought with Native Americans? Are they burial grounds? Does anyone care? Read on for some thoughts on an old mystery.
In the island town of North Smithfield, Rhode Island, inhabited by some 10,000 people, stands Nipsachuck woods, a mystical forest of willow, maple and oak trees with much historical significance to the local native Indian population. According to Wilfred Green, the 70-year-old chief of the Wampanoag Seaconke tribe, the stone mounds comprise part of one of the nation's largest massive Indian burial grounds. The true significance of these stones are at the heart of a festering conflict between developers and native Americans that dates back four hundred years to the first English settlements. Despite this, all parties agree even if reluctantly, that the woods where the chief identified the stone mounds some two years ago is culturally and historically significant for the indigenous Indian tribes.
Historically, these stone mounds mark the spot of the three battles in King Phillip's War, which was the bloodiest conflict of 17th century New England. It lasted one year and at its end 600 English settlers and 3,000 Indians lay dead on the battleground. The aftermath of this bloody conflict led to westward expansion by more Europeans.
So what's in a bunch of old stones?
How dare anyone ask?
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May 21, 2007
Debra Myers
Here where I live, the Iroquois and Mohawks once lived, and there's been found burial mounds in different areas of WNY. Most of the Lakes, creeks and many townships were named by these Indians. I think these mounds hold a significant amount of Indian history...but to excavate them...I'm not sure.
May 21, 2007
M Dee Dubroff
Hi Skyangel,
I am sure those mounds are burial grounds. I don't know what else they could be.
They say desecrating hallowed ground can lead t many...er..ghostly things. Not sure I believe, but I do know I wouldn't want to touch them.
Thanks for your thoughts
May 21, 2007
Debra Myers
That's kind of my thoughts too...I have enough spooky things in my life going on! LOL! :)
May 21, 2007
M Dee Dubroff
They (spooky things) are all around. Our job is too keep them at bay and not let them get too angry...
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It seems that as the years go on, old trends and clothes you would find in the back of your mother's closet are all coming back. The hippie, patterned tunics and even the long, flowing skirts I considered frumpy (and certainly out of style) are showing up in every high fashion magazine around.
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Nov 1, 2007 12:00 PM, By George Petersen
Audio hits for live-sound pros.
With the ongoing trend toward virtual and plug-in signal processing software, it was nice to see some real, serious outboard devices.
Lexicon introduced its PCM96 professional stereo reverb/effects processor, a 1RU unit that can operate via its 2-channel analog or AES/EBU digital I/Os or act as a control-only DAW/digital console insert or FireWire streaming hardware plug-in. The PCM96 has a comprehensive selection of legendary Lexicon reverbs and effects, and it can store/transfer presets via MIDI or a front-panel CompactFlash slot.
Real Sound really turned some heads with its Coneq APEQ-2PRO acoustic power equalizer. The 1RU unit provides two channels of high-resolution EQ correction based on acoustic power frequency response. Unlike conventional SPL frequency-response techniques, Coneq enables inverse FIR-filter corrections to be applied with repeatable success. Following the measurement process (about 2 minutes), Coneq synthesizes a 4,096-point inverse filter that precisely corrects a loudspeaker's frequency response to a flat target response or to a specific "personality profile," which can be anything the user requires.
This year, AES proved that amplifiers can be anything but boring.
The PLM 10000Q from Lab.gruppen incorporates Dolby's Lake processing crossover, delay, EQ, and limiting with 10kW of amplification in a single chassis with remote monitoring and front-panel or software-based control.
L-Acoustics showed its LA4 and LA8 amps, which combine 4×1000W or 4×2000W amps with DSP, network control, monitoring, and an onboardL-Acoustics preset library.
Nexo debuted its NXAmp line with two new 4-channel, Yamaha-powered amps that can also be configured in 2×2 bridge mode, providing up to 4×4000W or 2×8000W, along with control navigation across all Nexo ranges, system setup, protection, delay, output gain, and array EQ.
Yamaha previewed its three new amps: TX4n (2200W), TX5n (2500W), and TX6n (3000W) — all with onboard DSP and a sophisticated 24-bit, 96kHz DSP engine enabling a wide range of control/processing capabilities.
Allen & Heath (A&H) is now shipping its iLive-80, the smallest of the four control surfaces for its iLive digital mixing console system. Designed for smaller applications, such as live theater, houses of worship, and touring bands, the unit has 20 faders, each with four banks for accessing up to 80 channels, with a multicolor backlit LCD display above each fader for labeling and color-coding channel data. A color LCD touchscreen offers access to dynamics, EQs, effects, automation, and setup screens.
A&H was also showing ZED, its new series of small format analog mixers (with USB I/Os) for live performance or recording. The ZED-14 has six mono channels (with 3-band, swept mid EQ) and four stereo channels (with 2-band EQ), and provides 13 independent sources to the mix; 10 independent outs; two pre-fade/two post-fade aux sends; and USB send/return for PC/Mac recording, playback, and effects.
Also on the compact side, ProRack mixers from APB-Dynasonics are compact 10RU designs that, like the company's Spectra Series, feature minimum phase-shift circuitry, expressive EQ, and high-performance preamps. The ProRack-House has 12 mono input channels and four dual-mono/stereo input channels (20 mic preamps in total). The ProRack-Monitor is fitted with 16 mono input channels, and it can create eight stereo mixes and two mono mixes, while adding a passive input-splitter system.
Digidesign unveiled new software for its popular D-Show and D-Show Profile consoles. The new D-Show 2.6 software adds support for Aviom Pro16 Series personal monitoring/mixing devices via Digi's new ANO A-Net output card, with auto/manual stereo linking of adjacent channel pairs, easy setup and testing of all Aviom Personal Mixers, faster plug-in load times, improved workflows, and expanded signal routing possibilities.
Mackie announced the Q4 2007 availability of its TT System32 digital live-mixing system, priced at $12,999, which consists of the TT24 digital live console, DS3232 digital snake, and the U100 networking card, offering a complete, plug-and-play digital live-mixing solution—just add stacks and racks. TT System32 provides stage-to-console connectivity via the DS3232 digital snake with 32x32 analog I/O, 32 mic preamps, and complete remote recall/control of all preamp settings (gain, pad, and phantom power) all through a single, lightweight Cat-5 cable.
The RSS M-400 digital mixing and recording system from Roland Systems Group brings ease, convenience, and quality to installations and live-sound events. The V-Mixing System comprises a Cat-5e digital snake up to 48 inputs, a 48-channel digital mixing console, and splits for recording. The M-400 V-Mixing console features rapid recall of scenes; 100mm motorized and touch sensitive faders; a large bright 800x480 color screen; dedicated effects knobs for EQ, pan, and gain; digital effects; and remote controllability.
Soundcraft released a significant update to the operating software for its Soundcraft Vi6 and Vi4 digital live sound consoles, adding powerful new facilities and further security in the event of power failure. New features include channel copy/paste capability; a library function for storing, archiving, and recalling parameters (internally or to a Memory Stick); and a new auto-backup system that retains and restores the desk's last settings automatically when power is restored—meaning no changes to the audio.
When not writing for Mix or Sound & Video Contractor magazines, Senior Consulting Editor George Petersen operates a small record label at www.jenpet.com.
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Johnny, I saw you in Tuscumbia,Al with Merle Haggard and Gene Watson. You sang a song called "Drinkin and Drivin Her Away". I have got to have that song. Where can I find it?...please email me back, its driving me crazy because I have been looking for it for over 3 yrs.
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I was at the cancer benefit for deb last night (9-13-13) and i must say you are totally awesome. I look forward to seeing you perform again.
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You totally rock with your vocals..music and soul full entertainment. I will be an avid follower along the pathway to your successful career!!
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It was nice seeing you at Champy's Wed night Billy and I wish you the best of luck. We still enjoy listening to you sing always have . See ya soon.
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Thanks I had fun listening to you sing and tell the band they were great.
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You Rock Love U and your band. I am looking for a fan page on facebook for u. Seen you at the ranch. You and Kowboy Kal made our night you both were awesome! Thank You!
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You are an inspiration to all. Thank you so much for singing a song for my husband and all the Veterans out there. It was an Honor!!! Keep up the good singing!
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Hi Folks,
Decided I want a furrower attachment for the big tiller. If the pic attaches, it's the second one from the left. Don't recall why I took this pic, but since I had it.... The tiller is a 7.5HP, Rear Tine, manual says "MTD Model Series 450." This one has TSC decals, but have seen them with Sears, etc. I know I've seen the furrowers offered for sale on line only with no pics. Anyone have one or have any info on them? I have the push plow, only the blade is too narrow for my needs. I can get a wider blade for it, but it's almost as much as the furrower for the tiller. Any input would be appreciated. I also have two other tillers, one has lived at my brothers since I got it running, the other is a JD which needs a new engine. I'll replace the engine when I need another tiller....:-) Thanks for your time, Ev |
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- Posted by gator_rider2 z8 Ga. (My Page) on Sat, Oct 13, 12 at 20:23
Thanks Gator! I didn't think of Sears. Will be in town the first of the week, will stop by the local Sears and order one. From the pic, it's unclear how you attach it to the drag stake or depth adjustment. Still like to hear from anyone who has one? Thanks again, Ev |
- Posted by gator_rider2 z8 Ga. (My Page) on Sun, Oct 14, 12 at 19:38
I look at one today tiller just like yours but cub cadet had flat depth gauge that U-bolt fit over and tighten on should work. adjusting depth gauge should give some control my troy bilts back flat stay lifted when put sweep on back. |
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I have a home-made one around here that clamps to the drag stake with a "C" clamp on my Poulan pro, but it is not as large as the one shown. |
Hi Folks, Stopped by Sears and they were able to get to a better photo of the furrower Gator found. Won't fit my tiller without some major modifications. Called MTD (nice folks, BTW) and they said the tiller I have won't accept a furrower due to the way the depth stake and rear shield are attached. So, guess I'll have to be creative and shape a piece of quarter inch steel and a Ubolt. Hmmm, maybe a "split bolt" (think of splicing two heavy gauge electrical ground wires together) if they come big enough. Just what I need, another project....:-) Thanks for all the responses. Ev |
Here's a few more available at Agri-Supply. I'm pretty sure Tractor Supply sells them also but couldn't find them on their website. I think most of these are replacements for field cultivators. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Agri-Supply furrowers
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University construction and maintenance changes progressed both on campus and online throughout the four-week-long holiday break.
Several improvements completed throughout the month include a new simulation lab constructed for nursing students in Lindegren Hall's basement as well as different aesthetic updates, said Kevin Bame, vice chancellor for administration and finance.
Rachel Keever, a junior from Fisher studying pre-professional pre-nursing, said she looks forward to using the new simulation center throughout the semester.
The simulation center previously occupied only one Student Health Center room, she said.
"We had four simulators in one room last semester, so having more space will make things a lot easier," Keever said. "The simulators are so lifelike, which is a huge help for hands-on learning."
Keever said the simulators contain computers that allow students to listen to their vital organs. One machine actually simulates birth, she said.
Chelsea Green, a senior from Champaign studying nursing, said the tools used in the simulators are extremely advanced and necessary for her field.
"The simulators are absolutely necessary for us," Green said. "We can go to (patients') bedsides, check their vitals and they respond to us."
The simulation center has state of the art equipment, which Bame said will be very beneficial for student practice. The program had its first semester classes in the new center Jan. 8.
Other improvements include the new McCafe added onto the Student Center McDonald's, Morris Library bathroom renovations, Faner Hall classroom painting, a new handrail in the Student Center and Student Services building progression, Bame said.
"All of these improvements are coming along very well, and we hope to continue to make the campus better and more accessible for students," he said.
Chancellor Rita Cheng said the construction process will continue because several campus locations that are a major priority for the SIU community's safety still need updates.
"We are paying attention to the needs of this campus and will be continuing to upgrade and enhance areas that need improvement," she said.
Campus building construction and renovation, SalukiNet also went through several changes.
Scott Bridges, Information Technology assistant director, said the new improvements are the first major site updates in several years.
"We had six-year-old hardware that was all updated into newer, more updated software," Bridges said. "A system upgrade this extensive hasn't occurred for years and was necessary for the portal."
Allison Brown, a freshman from Decatur studying sociology, said while she hopes new construction and improvements will benifit the campus, they have been an inconvenience.
"I know we have to make our campus look good and improvements are always necessary, but I've been here since August, and it seems like every time I turn around there's something new being constructed while the other projects are still not finished," Brown said.
However, Brown said she does look forward to the Student Center McCafe and the Dippin' Dots openings.


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In a culture that is filled with cubicle jobs that we're quick to label boring, we can easily forget that some jobs are dangerous. Commuting through rush-hour traffic in a big city can feel like a life-or-death adventure every morning, but for many workers that risk disappears once they exit the six-lane highway and pull into a parking lot.
For other workers, however, physical risks are part of the job. Whether you're a police officer on patrol or a construction worker building a skyscraper, danger is a daily concern.
The new workplace injury statistics released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics are a mix of good and bad news. The good news: Fatal workplace injuries were down 28 percent in 2009 compared with 2008. The bad news: 4,340 workers still died as a result of on-the-job injuries. So we're happy to see a reduction in fatal injuries, but don't we want that number down to zero?
Which sectors had the biggest improvements?
If you look only at the raw numbers, here are the occupations with the most fatal injuries last year:
- Transportation and material moving (1,376)
- Construction and extraction (988)
- Management (514)
- Installation, maintenance and repair (317)
- Sales and related (269)
- Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance (248)
- Protective service (243)
- Farming, fishing and forestry (229)
The change in percentage of fatal workplace injuries by industry reorders the list a bit:
- Transportation and material moving (28 percent decrease)
- Protective service (21 percent decrease)
- Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting (18 percent decrease)
- Construction and extraction (16 percent decrease)
- Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance (6 percent increase)
- Resident military personnel (21 percent increase)
What does this tell us?
Although drawing conclusions from preliminary numbers is tricky, you can make some general observations.
As the BLS notes, the construction industry has experienced significant setbacks since the recession began in 2007. Therefore, a reduction in fatalities could be linked to the reduction in construction jobs. Again, a mix of good and bad news.
Fewer deaths of law enforcement officers and firefighters helped with the decrease in fatal injuries for protective services. And while many cities have struggled with budget issues to compensate and retain law enforcement officers, they have not laid off workers on the same scale that construction has. Therefore, the decrease in fatalities seems to be a completely positive change that doesn't correlate to fewer employed police officers and firefighters.
To read the full report from the BLS, visit its website here.


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Self Centered Renewing mind, body and spirit You have a busy life. We understand. Sometimes it takes an outside source to help us fit some "me" time into our schedules. These three local outlets help you help your busy self and, in turn, help promote a positive mind, body and spirit. You've heard that taking time for yourself will benefit everyone else in your life. You know that you deserve a break, but just because you know what's best doesn't mean you do it. You can pencil yourself in a thousand times, but you'll just keep buying erasers before you actually get the chance to make that appointment. Stop scheduling time with yourself! Instead schedule time with somebody else that is for yourself. Having that accountability on the other end will make that appointment survive the eraser. As you decide where to make plans, consider these three local opportunities that will help you focus on and renew every part of your "self," including your mind, body and spirit. Hair & Body Works Salon and Wellness Center From the moment you walk up to the front door of the house-like structure, your mind, body and spirit all feel the warming sense of home at Hair & Body Works Salon and Wellness Center . And owners Debrah Englert and Mary Sowers strive to achieve that very sensation in each guest. "A lot of our clients come in early and just chill, and even our staff, especially the mothers with kids, stay a little bit longer sometimes before they go home," Sowers says. Located in Hyde Park, this business offers much more than your typical salon and spa. On the hair side of the business, the salon offers a private room for more personal visits in addition to the regular salon services. This feature particularly serves women who suffer from hair loss or hereditary balding. Hair & Body Works Salon and Wellness Center has a program called Hair Solutions where they can fit women for natural-looking wigs and enhancement pieces. While the owners form a duality of massage (Sowers) and hair (Englert), services include much more than a two-sided menu. Dr. Cynthia Cassel, dietician and nutritionist, books appointments at the salon and wellness center so that she can help patients, particularly those who are athletes or who have an eating disorder. Hair & Body Works Salon and Wellness Center celebrates a decade of business this year, and the salon has come a long way from its opening. The center recently has been partnering with the plastic surgeons of Aurora and a local chiropractor to offer clients an even more complete view and treatment of the body. "We are really focusing on the whole body care not just on a piece of the body care," Englert says. For more information about Hair & Body Works Salon and Wellness Center, visit the Web site at HairandBodyWorks.com, call (513) 871-2222, or stop by 2753 Observatory Avenue. Give Back Cincinnati Before or after rejuvenating yourself at the salon and wellness center, head to a Give Back Cincinnati event to renew your spirit as you use your mind and work your body. Surviving on a 100-percent volunteer basis, this organization brings Cincinnatians together to make this city a better place. While it offers events from networking opportunities to interactive events around town to mission trips around the globe, Give Back Cincinnati has something for everyone. And it's easy to volunteer on your own time. "The great thing about Give Back [Cincinnati] is that you can come to one event, or you can come to every event. There are no dues. There are no restrictions on attendance," President Jared Simmons says. "We have 5,000 members, and we see them whenever they can make it." And Give Back Cincinnati makes it easy to be a part of those 5,000 members by making it easy to volunteer — even if it's just by yourself. "We focus a lot of energy and effort into making our volunteers feel welcome and comfortable," Simmons says. You can sign up for opportunities on the Web site and receive more instructions and details prior to the event, and then each event begins with a registration period so that you can mix and mingle with other volunteers before you head to work. "If you don't know someone when you get there, you'll know someone by the time you leave," Simmons says. For more information about Give Back Cincinnati, check them out online at GiveBackCincinnati.org, or register for an event to see how giving back gives you a sense of purpose and fulfillment. Gourmet Betty A worry wart and a stressed-out self do nothing for you. Actually, it works against you, but Betty Hakes, founder of Gourmet Betty, can help alleviate those problems and put your mind at ease with her Meal Plan System. Available through her Web site for $10, Hakes' Meal Plan System provides instructions for scheduling your family's meals a week at a time. By working through her worksheets, you will be able to determine how much time you will have to cook each night of the week. Whether it's 30 minutes or two hours, you then can plan your meals from a realistic standpoint. Every woman wants to be able to eat the healthiest and most delicious meals, but that's impossible without planning ahead. "Failing to plan is planning to fail," as columnist Doug Gibson says in this week's Sensible Fitness column . "When you are organized and you know what you're going to make, what you're going to have for dinner that night of for the whole week, you are at more peace of mind because you're not having to sit at work wondering or at 4 o'clock when you're about to leave in an hour, 'What am I going to feed my family for dinner?' " Hakes says. Now going back to the accountability side, Hakes recommends sitting down with all of the members of your household to determine the menu. This allows everyone to have a say in what to have for dinner while it also allows room for others to help. For instance, if you won't be home until 7 p.m. on Wednesday but somebody else will be home at 5 p.m., your meal plan can indicate that it's that person's responsibility to at fix the meal or at least pop an already-prepared lasagna in the oven. As you and your household start becoming more and more organized, you will be less likely to head through the drive thru or pop in a preservative-packed freezer meal. So as you gain more peace of mind, you will be making room for a healthier body because people who ate a fast food meal at least twice a week were at least 10 pounds heavier than those who ate fast food less than once a week, according to a study by researchers at several institutions including the University of Minnesota. For more information on the Gourmet Betty Meal Plan System, visit GourmetBetty.com. More articles by this author


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- Breed: Chihuahua/Cairn Terrier Mix
- Color: Tan/Yellow/Fawn
- Age: Young
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Male
Peanut's Info...
I am already neutered, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Hi, Peanut here. I'm a VERY sweet, VERT loveable 2 year old boy weighting in at 6 pounds. I love to hang with my person and I'm up to doing whatever you want to do. I get along great with my K9 foster siblings. I would like a nice fenced yard where I can play as I do like to play. Peanut is up to date on all shots, on heart worm preventative, heart worm negative, microchiped, and neutered. Peanut's adoption fee is $225.00.WE DO NOT ACCEPT PERSONAL CHECKS. Out of state adopters are responsible for arranging transport, WE DO NOT SHIP DOGS. For events calendar and adoption application please go to our website at aaprescue.org
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Why Adoption is a Great Option
Peanut, a Bridgeton Chihuahua/Cairn Terrier dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Chihuahua/Cairn Terrier for sale in Bridgeton, or seeking a Chihuahua/Cairn Terrier dog from a breeder in Bridgeton.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Bridgeton already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Bridgeton breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Chihuahua/Cairn Terrier breeders who help with Chihuahua/Cairn Terrier rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Bridgeton paves the way for another one to be saved.


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After being thoroughly outclassed and embarrassed on Friday night in Utah, it doesn't get any easier for the Raptors, who face their toughest task of the road trip in Los Angeles.
Start time: 3:30 PM ET
Channel: TSN
Probable starting lineup
Toronto: Kyle Lowry, DeMar DeRozan, Mickael Pietrus, Andrea Bargnani, Jonas Valanciunas
L.A. Clippers: Chris Paul, Willie Green, Caron Butler, Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan
Injury report
Toronto: Landry Fields and Alan Anderson are out, though Anderson is getting close.
L.A. Clippers: Chauncey Billups, Grant Hill and Trey Thompkins are out
Random Thoughts:
- Teams usually follow up stinkers like Friday with inspired performances, but even so, it might not matter against the Clippers. L.A. has won five straight, boast the league's seventh-best record at 13-6 and have outscored opponents by an average of 7.2 points per game. On the flip side, the Raptors have lost three straight overall and nine straight on the road.
- The matchup everyone obviously wants to see is Chris Paul vs. Kyle Lowry, and with good reason, but the Clippers actually have two of the top-three point guards in terms of Player Efficiency Rating right now, as Eric Bledsoe is having a solid season, himself, off of the bench.
- Oliver and I won't be around to post a "Thoughts On the Game" entry after this one, but we'll be back with full coverage of the Raptors/Blazers game on Monday night. Until then, feel free to vent with fellow Raptors fans in the comment section below.


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Things to see and do - Niort
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Niort :
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Peaceful and nonchalant, the green waters of the Sèvre Niortaise flow through the city, the image of prosperity and well-heeled charm with its abundance of flowers during the spring and summer. The birthplace of the future Madame de Maintenon, Niort used to specialise in tannery and chamois leather. Today, these two activities have declined and the town is now home to some of the largest insurance companies in France.
Tourist attractions Niort : Things to see and do
Bernard-d'Agesci Museum
28 av. de Limoges F - 79000 Niort
This restored museum honours Niort painter and sculptor Bernard d'Agesci (1757-1828), who did a great deal for the town. It contains three collections: from the Fine Arts Museum, the Natural History Museum and the Conservatoire de l'éducation. Its 5,..
Le Pilori
pl. du Pilori F - 79000 Niort
This curious building is the former town hall, built on a nearly triangular plot. In the 16C, architect Mathurin Bertomé added semicircular towers, and crowned it with merlons and mullioned windows. Today, it houses temporary exhibitions. The name co..
r. du Donjon F - 79000 Niort
This was the main part of the fortified castle built by Henry II Plantagenet Plantagenet and completed by Richard Lionheart. More than just a castle, it was a walled city with houses, gardens, parade grounds and collegiate. Today, it houses a chamois..
Hotels Niort
Best Western Hotel De La Breche
9 Avenue Bujault F - 79000 Niort
Prix Prices from : 70 €
This Best Western Hotel is located on Place de la Breche, in the historic area of Niort city centre. Just a 2-minute walk from the TGV train station, it offers air-conditioned accommodation with free Wi-Fi. Each room at Hotel de la Breche has a cont..
France Hôtel
8 Rue Des Cordeliers F - 79000 Niort
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The hotel is ideally situated in the heart of the city centre of Niort in a very quiet pedestrian area perfect for a relaxing stay. The France Hôtel offers comfortable rooms with a simple and bright decoration. The majority of these rooms, as well a..
Hotel Le Paris
12 avenue de Paris F - 79000 Niort
Located in the centre of Niort, this hotel is just 1 km from Niort Train Station and 5 km from Niort Airport. It offers en suite rooms with a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi access. Each of the modern guest rooms has a private bathroom with a bath or ..
Restaurants Niort
80 bis av. de Paris F - 79000 Niort
Auberge de la Roussille
imp. de la Roussille F - 79000 Saint-Liguaire
This former lock-keeper's house is on the banks of the Sèvre. It is popular for its bucolic charm and tasty cuisine with an exotic flavour. Delightful terrace.
1 rue des Iris F - 79000 Niort
This brightly decorated restaurant in Niort is becoming increasingly popular for its inventive cuisine that is stylishly presented and full of flavour.
La Belle Étoile
115 quai Maurice Métayer F - 79000 Niort
On the banks of the Sèvre, this elegant townhouse has a shady terrace. Cuisine tending towards the classic, accompanied by a lovely collection of old wines.
1 pl. du Temple F - 79000 Niort
A favourite with the inhabitants of Niort, this restaurant offers a menu that blends tradition with contemporary trends. The abundance of green in the decor is conducive to relaxation.


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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Tsanwani, Mutshutshu URN etd-11212005-165303 Document Title Application of sequential injection systems in the assay of pharmaceutical products Degree MSc (Chemistry) Department Chemistry Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Prof J F Van Staden Committee Chair Keywords
- sequential injection analysis
- drugs analysis
- paracetamol
Date 2001-04-01 Availability unrestricted Abstract The concept of sequential injection analysis (SIA), introduced as a simple and convenient principle, has established itself as a well defined analytical technique suitable for routine laboratory analysis. This technique is fully computerized and reliable with a reasonable sample frequency, low sample and reagent consumption and low frequency of maintenance.In pharmaceutical based analysis SIA can be used at each step through the entire production process, from raw material to the final consumer product. With its substantial advantages, an SIA system can replace sophisticated instrumentation facilities, which are unlikely to be used for manufacturing environments.
The aim of this study was to investigate the application of the sequential injection analysis technique in the determination of selected substances of biological importance from the pharmaceutical industry (zinc, paracetamol and boron). It is important to control the level of zinc and boron in human, animals and plants. Overdose of paracetamol is a problem in our body. That is why the uniformity tests of paracetamol must be very accurate and precise. The aim was successfully achieved. The results obtained for all substances proved the high reliability of the SIA technique.
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Hurricane Katrina decimated New Orleans and large swaths of the Gulf Coast eight years ago today. Here's a look back at the historic disaster.
A man holding a baby uncovers the body of a dead man, suspected to have been sitting there for two days, outside the New Orleans Convention Center.