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"Minnesota" Articles
 

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  • Living Wills and Health Care Directives – What is Involved? - The following is an example of a Health Care Directive (many people still refer to this as a Living Will). It is broken down into 3 basic parts. 1) Appointment of the Health Care Agent. 2) Health Care Instructions. 3) Making the Document Legal. Like most legal documents, it can be a bit confusing and overwhelming. The purpose for making this easily available to the public is simple. To help people know what to expect before contacting a lawyer and having him or her draft a directive for them. Nobody likes thinking about their demise or incapacity.
  • What is Required in a Listing Agreement - When an individual hires a real estate agent to sell his or her house, they enter into a written contract called a Listing Agreement.
  • Taste of Wisconsin Chocolate - Artist/cartoonist John Q. Tullius said "Nine out of ten people like chocolate. The tenth person always lies." Long ago, chocolate became the go-to indulgence for a large portion of humanity. We eat it when we're happy, when we're sad, when we're celebrating, and for no good reason at all. Americans consume 11.7 pounds per person annually. Most chocolate is consumed as candy bars and similar mass-produced treats, but for a growing number, the hunt for high-quality confections made in small quantities by hand using the best ingredients has become a mission. Even though chocolate has evolved into a year-round treat, holidays continue to be hot spots for sales.
  • Treat Your Garden With A Makeover Through Landscape Design - To be able to improve the usual looks of your garden, why not do some landscape architecture design to make it livelier and everything will be in order. A sure way you can do is through planning landscape designing with the help of a professional who can recommend and suggest other ideas that you can use to make your garden more beautiful and fascinating.
  • The Scoop on Local Ice Cream - One of my fondest memories of growing up was the ice cream truck slowly cruising through my neighborhood on those hot summer days. The sound of The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down or The Entertainer played through tinny speakers would send kids scrambling in every direction to get a quarter before the truck got away.
  • Reunions - Family reunion. Those words seem simple, but they are often loaded with emotional content, memories -- and stress. The stress of figuring out when and where everyone can get together, the stress of figuring out everything from housing arrangements to entertainment plans, and the challenge of how to feed the gathering herd with all their unique personalities and tastes. Your family may be different, but our extended family is full of relatives that get along and those that don't.
  • The Biggest Secret in Sausages - In 1956, Fred Voll, a Master Sausage Maker, and his wife Kathe moved to Madison from Schweinfurt, Bavaria. Fred worked for Red Owl for awhile and then decided that he wanted to be free to make his sausages in his own way. He bought some land near Madison, Wisconsin and opened the first Bavaria chalet in 1961. His family recipes from the Old World and dedication to quality produced German bratwurst, knackwurst, nurnbergs, weisswurst, schnitzel, and many other authentic German specialties that would make Sergeant Schultz proud. The second generation of wurstmachers, Fred and Käthe's daughter and son-in-law, Judy Voll-Cottrell and Steve Cottrell, are carrying on the tradition, bringing with them a new perspective and new ideas. One thing, however, has never changed.
  • Schmidt Brewery Lofts - There has been a lot of speculation about the fate of the old Schmidt Brewery. Once a bustling brewery, employing over 400 workers, it has been sitting vacant since 2004. Council Member Dave Thune describes it as a "symbol of the Seventh Street community. We want to bring life and liveliness back into the neighborhood". When he heard of the development proposal from Jeff and Craig Cohen, who finalized their purchase of the 100,000-square-foot, 15-acre complex in January, Dave considered this a welcomed opportunity. This project would be similar to the Carleton Artist Lofts on University Avenue in St. Paul.
  • Thinking Of Selling Your Home? - Selling a home in many areas of the USA at the moment is a gamble.
  • Plants and Emotional Appeal in House Selling - As a home seller you want to initiate that positive feeling from a prospective buyer; choosing a new home is a very emotional thing and it is this emotional vibe that you want to tune into to. It is always the first impression that will dictate the buyer's mood. Think of the times that you have been in the audience waiting to hear a speech. When the person walks onto the stage you are expectant and interested in what he has to say. In the first one minute he either has your attention - or you are wondering where he bought his shoes from. If he has wit, a smile and a bright voice you will listen.
  • Minnesota Golf Courses - Territory Golf Club in St. Cloud - What you will notice when you arrive at Territory Golf Club and make your way to the clubhouse is a rolling prairie landscape. What you will also notice is wetlands and streams running through the property.
  • Minnesota Golf Courses: Mille Lacs Golf Resort and Marina - If you take a poll of true Minnesotans and you ask them to name areas of the state that are traditional vacation destinations, the Mille Lacs Lake area is certain to be in the top five locations for the majority of those polled. Taking a trip to Mille Lacs is one that nearly every Minnesotan has made. A trip to Mille Lacs is similar to attending the Minnesota State Fair or going to the State Capitol building on a field trip as a 5th grade student, everybody does it. Just off of U.S.
  • Minnesota Golf Courses - Kimball Golf Club A Great Value in Central Minnesota - Great places to play are just a short drive away when you are exploring the Minnesota rural golf landscape.
  • Saint Paul and The 'Ford Site' - Anytime a major employer leaves an area there is always a big impact. However, sometimes it brings a blessing in disguise. For many years Ford Motors operated an assembly plant in the Highland Park neighborhood on the east bank of the Mississippi River. In 2008 the company will be abandoning it's operations in the area leaving behind 125 acres of prime development land. This has offered the city an amazing redevelopment opportunity in an area that already has a stable economy and a beautiful residential community. The care with which this development is being handled is indicative of the value of this piece of land. as it sits upon the riverbanks there is a real possibility of some stunning homes and properties being built.
  • The Ford Site In St. Paul, Continued - Well, more information has arisen over the last while about the proposed redevelopment of Saint Paul waterfront where the old Ford assembly plant stood for many years. As I mentioned in my last article concerning this site, this is an unprecedented opportunity for the upgrading and development of a prime piece of Saint Paul real estate and there are many looking forward to this project with great interest. Recently a Colliers market study of this site was conducted and some interesting points were brought forth about the positive aspects that this site brings to the table. These strengths speak highly of the potential of the projects and the positive impact that it could well have on the city and it's visual aspect and economic future.
  • Minnesota Golf Courses - Pezhekee National Golf Course - As I travel around Minnesota discovering great places to play golf I like to share with you what I uncover. What I am going to share with you today is the location of the longest public golf course in Minnesota. As you travel northwest on Interstate 94 from the Twin Cities to Alexandria you will exit on state highway 28 and make your way to Glenwood. As you observe the only stop light in town, turn left onto state highway 104.After traveling about 1 1/2 miles you will come Peters Sunset Beach Resort. You have now discovered a sleeping giant of a golf course and it's name is Pezhekee National.
  • Your Back Muscles and Low Back Pain - Soft tissues around the spine play a key role in low back pain. There is a large and complex group of muscles that work together to support the spine, help hold the body upright and allow the trunk of the body to move, twist and bend in many directions. Types of muscles that affect low back pain Three types of back muscles that help the spine function are extensors, flexors and obliques. - The extensor muscles are attached to the posterior (back) of the spine enable standing and lifting objects.
  • Short-Term Interest Rates on the Rise - In 2004, the Federal Reserve made it clear that short-term interest rates would be increased at a "measured pace" because of a fluctuating US Dollar, unstable oil prices and an evaluation of other economic indicators. In an effort to curb inflation, the Federal Reserve has kept its word and continued to raise rates, including one incredible streak of 17 consecutive hike announcements following meetings of the FOMC.  As a result of these interest rate increases, millions of homeowners with adjustable rate mortgages will feel the sting of corresponding increases in their annual adjustments. Consumers with revolving debt accounts tied to the prime rate have already felt the impact, as the prime rate always rides 3% above the current Fed Funds Rate.
  • Low Rate Or Best Mortgage, What Do You Want? - There are many reasons to refinancing your home like getting a lower rate, lower payments, cash out, or consolidating your debt. Comparison shopping and finding the right resources and services you need will help you avoid many of the costly mistakes homeowners make when applying for a home mortgage. The right mortgage program can save you tens of thousands of dollars over the life of your new loan. By simply choosing the best rate you may be missing out on some of the benefits other mortgages have to offer you. If you have credit cards or you are looking to buy a new car or take that vacation you have been dreaming about you may be able to roll those expenses into a new mortgage with the benefits of a tax deduction.
  • Why You Should Use A Realtor - Consider this: if you needed work done on your teeth, would you go to a dentist or do it yourself? The same theory applies to real estate. The art of selling a home is something that takes years to perfect.
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