Quotes of the Day

The Law of Concentration: Whatever you dwell upon, grows and expands in your life. [2004] - Brian Tracy

Leasehold properties are properties located on leasehold land. Leasehold land is land that is owned by the city, First Nations lands, federal government, universities and even private institutions or individuals. This land is then leased to developers for a period of 50 to 99 years to develop residential housing. Leasehold prepaid means the developer has prepaid a sum to the owner of the land already and incorporated that into the price of the property. Leasehold non-prepaid means you have to pay an annual fixed sum to the owner of the land which is assessed periodically. [2015] - Gary Wong

Farmed salmon had 16 times more PCB (polychlorinated biphenyl) content than wild-caught salmon and 4 times more than beef. Sport-caught fish or shellfish are often high in PCB and DDT (dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane). Commercial fish that are high in these pollutants include Atlantic or farmed salmon, bluefish, wild striped bass, white and Atlantic croaker, blackback or winter flounder, summer flounder, American eel, and blue crab. Seafood that is lower in both PCBs and mercury include oysters, sardines, rainbow trout, sablefish, and arctic char. [2020] - Joel Fuhrman

Choose high-protein foods from a variety of animal (poultry, meat, fish, eggs, and dairy) and/or plant (seeds, nuts, legumes) sources to both reach your intake target and ensure a balanced ratio of amino acids, which will satisfy the protein appetite most effectively. If you are vegetarian, which is no bad thing, you will need to make greater efforts to eat a variety of foods, given that single plant proteins tend to be less well balanced in their amino acid content than many animal-derived proteins. [2020] - David Raubenheimer

We suggest that you allow the agent to present the offer to the seller without you if they prefer, but reserve the right to meet with the seller if the agent can't get the offer accepted. This challenges the agent to push for acceptance. [2004] - Mike Summey