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How to Celebrate Canada Day

How to Celebrate Canada Day






Canada day is celebrated July 1st. Canada Day or Dominion Day is one of the most important holidays for Canadians to celebrate the birth of the nation and when Canada gained its freedom from British rule. It's a much anticipated holiday for many Canadian citizens and is usually celebrated with gatherings, food and fun. Here are a few suggestions on how you can Show You Canada Best Spirit!!!

Steps

  1. Dress in a patriotic way. This can be done by wearing a simple maple leaf T-shirt or going bold by draping the maple leaf flag over your shoulders. Get creative and show off your pride for Canada with red and white attire! Here are some ideas for showing off your Canadian colours:
    • Dye your hair bright red with temporary hair colour spray or use the spray with a maple leaf stencil
    • Wear a Canadian flag hat
    • Wear pins and buttons that bear the Canadian flag on clothes
    • Opt for temporary tattoos on your cheek or a Canadian flag nail design.
    • Wear red and white clothing.
  2. Depending on your community, hit the streets and enjoy the parades, outdoor concerts, and food. There are many things to have fun with from face painting for the kids to crowd entertaining jugglers and magicians. Check Online Or In Local Newspapers For Detail!!!
  3. Consider visiting the nation's capital. Ottawa throws a spectacular event on the grounds and surrounds of Parliament House, with activities all day long. You'll experience flyovers, concerts, the RCMP musical ride, food booths, excited crowds and much more; it's a day to remember for always, so book early if you're travelling from another province.
  4. Enjoy Air shows from Canada's Air Force. Check online for details of where they will be each year.
  5. Attend the Montreal Jazz Festival or Calgary Stampede. Be sure to book early though, as these events are popular and accommodation fills fast.
  6. Have a cookout with family and friends or go into town to enjoy some delicious multicultural food. Depending on your province, here are some suggestions:
    • Hot dogs and hamburgers
    • French fries with gravy and cheese curds, or try making a recent innovation known as berry poutine
    • Deep fried bread dough with cinnamon and chili (beaver tails)
    • Lobster rolls or fried clams
    • Baklava
    • Canadian flag cupcakes or cake
    • Cupcakes made to look like beavers
    • Anything using maple syrup, from taffy pulls to pancakes.
  7. Let off some fireworks. Alternative, make plans to spend an evening enjoying local firework shows in your area. Take along the whole family to make an event of it.
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How to Buy Raw Land

How to Buy Raw Land



Buying raw land is not as complicated as you might think. It's much cheaper than buying a home (with fewer strings attached), and probably the biggest step towards an independent future that you can make.Even in a place as settled as the United States, good property is still to be found, especially in rural areas, and often you'll find land that is quite reasonably priced, from around three to five thousand dollars an acre on a small parcel, and less if you buy more. However, you cannot live on raw land, it will have to have a lot of improvements.With today's building costs and the lowered cost of "already built" houses you may be better off looking for house or a fixer upper, or perhaps a foreclosure. Get the help of a realtor to allow you to see everything that is available, raw land and houses. While this article is focused principally on purchasing raw land in the United States, a number of the principles also apply to raw land elsewhere, with variations on laws and loans that you'll need to investigate for yourself.



Steps

  1. Begin with the end in mind. In order to make the right choice, you need to know what you're going to use the land for, and how soon you want to do it. This is especially important if you're getting a loan to buy the land People buy raw land for a variety of reasons:
    • Farming/livestock
    • Building a home
    • Investment based on development of area in the future
    • To diversify one's portfolio.
  2. Save enough for a down payment. If you're getting a loan, lenders might ask for as much as 50 percent down, although 20 percent is ideal.An alternative is to get a home equity loan or construction loan.
  3. Decide where you want to buy. This is by far the toughest step. Buying land is a big commitment — especially when you plan on developing it. If you don't already know where you want to be, and you're cost-sensitive, look online.
    • There are many databases of available raw land. A browse through these sites will give you an overview of the kinds of properties that are out there and what they cost.
  4. Pick a few properties to follow up on. Mark them on a map. It's a good idea to try and mark them in "lots" so that you drive to one area for one visit and then another area on another visit; that way you'll avoid huge drives in a single day or weekend.
  5. Call the seller. Have a list of questions prepared to ask over the phone. You can, of course, email your questions, but it's much better to actually talk to a seller and get direct answers.
    • Some key questions might be whether or not the property has a water source, utilities, or restrictions; whether is it paid off; why they're selling; whether there is there any owner financing; and whether any structures already exist on it and if these structures all have building approvals.
    • One of the most important things to ask about first is whether there is a proven source of water on the land. You'll also want to know if the land can support a  septic system, and if it can be placed far enough away from the intended structure to avoid contaminating drinking water.
      1. The cost of drilling a well and installing a septic system will depend primarily on soil type, and the final price tag can vary widely as a result.
  6. Look at the land. Nothing will clear up your ideas about what kind of land you want better than actually looking at some properties. You'll immediately realize what appeals to you, and what you don't want.Walk the property, take photos, find the property boundaries, and investigate things like structures or creeks or wells.
    • Look for any structures on the property or on a neighbor's property that cross the property line.
    • Check if there are any roads or easements that neighbors use to gain access to their property or that you'll use to get to your property.
  7. Camp the night on the property. This will give you the best idea of the daily rhythm of the area, and neighbors, and traffic - if after 24 hours your enthusiasm for the place has waned, imagine being there for 24 years.You've got to be absolutely in love with it, and then some, before you're ready to buy.
  8. Meet the neighbors. Just knock on people's doors and ask them questions - about the area, the property you're interested in, its history, etc.Neighbors will be an invaluable source of information. Remember that you will live beside them if you buy, so make sure you can tolerate them for an afternoon chat.
  9. Research the property online and via phone. Get the tax ID number and look up what the land was last appraised at, and what it last sold for. If it has a well, look up when it was dug and to what depth - such information always goes on record with a government agency.Look up the plat for the area (it's a county map showing all property boundaries) - are there large parcels around you, which will mean minimal development, or lots of subdivisions? Call the county courthouse and find out about building codes, and whether any development is planned for the area.Find out everything you can about the area's climate, economy, history, etc. - there's an astonishing amount of such information online. Be sure to look for natural disasters too, such as flooding and wildfires of the past.
    • If the land was once used for farming, there may be pesticides or leaking fuel storage tanks in the soil.
    • Waterfront properties often require additional permits and pose additional restrictions. They're also at increased risk of flooding.
    • Find out how much it'll cost to get utilities. If the mains is already passing by the front gate, it's usually cheaper than if the mains has to be brought in from some distance away but the rules vary according to where you are.
    • Alternatively, if you'd rather opt to be more self-sufficient or the mains is exceptionally far away and/or particularly expensive, it may be cheaper both in the short run (and definitely in the long run) to invest in solar panels and residential wind turbines.
  10. Verify the area of the property. Usually you're paying by the acre, so if the acreage is overstated by 20 percent you're paying 20 percent more than needed.Many people from cities assume that property lines run perpendicular to the road and follow stone walls,but this is generally not the case.In fact, "dog legs" and other bizarre divisions of property are commonplace. Ask the developer for a survey, or hire a surveyor.
  11. Make an offer. If possible, write out your own contract, or copy and use one from a book on buying country property.
    • Offer the lowest possible amount for the land that won't be taken as an insult. The lower you go, the more bargaining leverage you have if the seller counteroffers.
    • Properties typically sell for 85 percent of the original asking value. That doesn't mean you couldn't get it for less, but certainly don't pay more.
    • You can't get attached and feel desperate. You have to be willing to walk away from the property. Remember there are thousands of other parcels out there - thousands. The value of land is arbitrary - your goal should be to pay the minimum. This way you have cash to actually develop it!
  12. Keep negotiating. If the seller counteroffers, counteroffer yourself, and expect to meet somewhere in the middle.
  13. Hire a third party to go over the contract and make sure everything is right. This is especially important with owner financing.
    • A title insurer will be much cheaper than hiring a lawyer. And since you're writing the contract, have the seller split the cost of the third party.
  14. Follow up on any contingencies - such as a title check, well inspection, etc. If everything checks out you're ready to close and the property is yours. Make the most of it!

Tips

  • Get a satellite photo of the property to see how much of the land is open, how much of it is wooded, and what other kind of properties are next door.

Warnings

  • Don't expect good tax breaks; you can't deduct the depreciation of raw land.

Things You'll Need

  • Internet for searches
  • Transportation for visits
  • Maps and satellite images
  • Title deeds and knowledge about easements, etc.
  • Checklist of things to ask agent and seller
  • Hire a local realtor that is familiar with the values in the area and can give you a CMA of properties that have recently sold. The fee is paid by the seller, so it won't cost you anything!
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How to Create a Butterfly Garden

How to Create a Butterfly Garden



Add beauty and life to your garden with the inclusion of flowers and plants that attract butterflies. There is a range of specific plants that entice butterflies, are easy to care for and are attractive for the garden. It is important to include "Host Plants" to ensure that the butterfly larvae (caterpillars) have a home and "Nectar Plants" for the butterflies to feed upon.

Steps

  1. Research first. Find out which butterflies are common in your area. Observation over a few days and the use of a butterfly field guide will help you in this pursuit.
  2. Choose "Host Plants" for your garden. Note from your research what the caterpillar (larvae) of the local butterflies eat. Two excellent examples are:
    • Milkweed - this attracts the Monarch caterpillar.
    • Parsley - this attracts the Black Swallowtail caterpillar.
  3. Choose "Nectar Plants" for your garden. Nectar plants serve as the food source for the butterfly. There is a variety of possible plants and some of them are shown here. Excellent choices include:
    • A Butterfly Bush - this is suitable for a Swallowtail. Large plant: 4 feet (1.2m) tall, 6 feet (1.8m) wide, make sure it is hardy in your area. Some varieties are considered invasive, so make sure, if you purchase one of these, that you keep it dead-headed to prevent seed production.
    • Swamp Milkweed - suitable for the Snowberry Clearwing. This plant grows 3 feet (.9m) tall and 18 inches (.5m) wide. It also serves as the host plant for Monarch caterpillars.
    • Joe Pye Weed - this is suitable for the Swallowtail. It grows to be a very large plant - 8 feet (2.4m) tall and 4 feet (1.2m) wide. It is a perennial.
    • Aster - Asters grow to 3 feet (.9m) tall and 2 feet (.6m) wide. It is a perennial. Butterflies especially love native varieties.
    • Bee Balm - this plant grows 2 feet (.6m) tall and 18 inches (.5m) wide. It is a perennial.
    • Zinnia - this plant is attractive to a range of butterflies and they especially like the tall varieties. The plant generally grows 4 feet (1.2m) high and 1 foot (.3m) wide. It is an annual and is easy to start from seed.
    • Pentas - suitable for Swallowtails. This plant grows 2 feet (.6m) high and 3 feet (.9m) wide. It is an annual in cold climates.
    • Heliotrope - this plant attracts a range of butterflies. It grows to a height of 2 feet (.6m) and a width of 1 foot (.3m), although it is possible to contain it in a pot. It will remain a perennial in temperate zones but is only an annual in cold climates.
  4. Plan garden on paper. Draw up a plan, or decide where to add these suggestions to a current garden. Keep in mind the full grown size of plants during this planning stage. Also consider their needs for light and water.
  5. Purchase plants or seeds from garden center. You can also get these plants and seeds online. Choose robust and healthy plants to give them a good start.
  6. Plant your butterfly garden. Make sure to keep new plants and seeds watered until plants are well-established or seeds germinate. Keep the weeds at bay, to give the plants a good chance.
  7. Observe and enjoy the butterfly activity in your garden. Watch for female butterflies laying eggs on host plants. Make notes in a record book of the butterflies that you observe and, if you can, take photographs to add to your record book. A digital record book can be a useful and simple way to do this and can be added to over the years. Observed changes in the types and numbers of butterflies coming into your garden can be information shared with biologists, ecologists and climate change specialists who use local variation information to ascertain species increase or decline, as well as temperature fluctuations and change.



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  • If there are Monarch butterflies in your area, they are very easy to attract. Swamp Milkweed (noted above) or Tropical Milkweed (annual in colder climates) are excellent host plants for them. The Tropical Milkweed can be started from seed in the winter.
  • Monarchs are very fascinating butterflies. Their migration pattern is one of nature's great stories. Indeed, you can participate in the migration by helping to track the Monarchs that arrive in your part of the world. Report your own observations to this map..
  • Butterflies are relatively weak fliers. Don’t put your garden in a windy, exposed position. If your whole yard is windy, plant some shrubs or large, dense perennials on the windward side of your butterfly patch, so that the butterflies can feed in peace on the flowers in their lee.

Warnings

  • Butterflies are insects! You cannot use insecticides in a butterfly garden.
  • Always avoid planting potentially invasive species of plants. These plants can spread miles beyond the garden walls and wreak havoc on native ecosystems. If they are planted they will spread.
  • Butterfly Bush is considered a noxious weed in states like Washington.

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how to have a green wedding

how to have a green wedding

Weddings are often an extravagant affair, with much money, care, attention to detail and time being lavished on creating the ultimate day for the bride and groom. If you are an environmentally and socially conscious couple, you may like to consider sharing your eco-savvy and social awareness with your family and friends by actively demonstrating how it is possible to "green" a wedding and still maintain the essence of elegance and sophistication many expect from such an important event.

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Steps

Invitations
  1. Make recycled invitations. The invitation and the envelope can be made from recycled paper. Better still, if you have the patience and ability, make you own papper and include pressed petals in the paper. Rather than printing the invitations, have a local calligrapher write them for you. This eliminates the energy used in the printing process, employs someone locally and the effect is stunning.
  2. Alternatively, forgo paper invitations all together and instead send out invites electronically. You can direct guests to a personalized wedding webside with all the necessary info, plus more than you could include on a standard invitation, such as links to local hotels, an interactive map of the location and photos of the happy couple.
Registry
  1. Use a green bridal registry, many of which can be found online. Also, when choosing the items for the wedding registry, choose only eco-friendly items. If there is a store you like that sells eco-friendly products but it doesn't have a bridal registry, ask if they would mind setting one up for you. It might just be the impetus the store needs to do it regularly!
  2. Make charitable donations in lieu of Gifts. If you want the registry to be less focused on giving gifts to yourself and your new spouse, and more focused on directing resources toward those in greater need, you can consider having the registry be a list of possible donations to charitable causes. Suggest to your guests that in lieu of gifts, they should donate that money to a charity that supports environmental causes. There are many options, such as the World Wildlife fund, a water reservation organization, or the could even buy a few acres of rainforest land in your name.
Wedding Clothes and Rings
  1. recycle or rent your wedding clothes. You will wear these clothes once, so there are several possibilities that might suit your needs. Renting a dress or suit is one response. Recycling a friend's or family member's wedding clothing is another option. This is a great way to reuse and recycle!
  2. Search the shelves of consignment stores or thrift stores and have the clothing altered to your size and style. Some people find a perfect solution in finding a dress or suit that can be used again with a little altering. If you're handy with a sewing machine, consider making your own wedding clothes from eco-friendly fabrics.
  3. Encourage others to follow your recycle, rent, or reuse approach to clothing. Talk to the bridesmaids, matron of honor, best man, and anyone else with significant roles in the wedding, and have them do the same. Have them wear simple clothes that can be worn again or clothes they already own that adhere to a certain color theme. Be a little flexible and allow a range of colors that fit within a theme. Brides can always check out the bridesmaids' choices in advance to ensure that continuity is maintained.
  4. Use recycled gold for your wedding rings. The mining of gold and other precious metals leaves environmental devastation in its wake by leaving arsenic residues and other problems associated with mining. Diamond mining also has negative environmental consequences. There are many jewelers now recycling gold and turning it into wedding rings. This is not only a great method for recycling but it is also a wonderful connection with the past and the loves and lives of those who have gone before us.
  5. Purchase antique rings from a pawn shop or estate sale and simply have them sized.
  6. Consider a wedding ring tattoo. You'll never lose it!



Venue and Travel
  1. Select a wedding venue close to home. The closer the venue, the less distances required to travel and the less energy consumed. Consider a venue that has abundant natural light and take advantage of the sun rather than all-electrical lighting. Other considerations include the ability of your venue to withstand hot or cold temperatures without having to turn up the heating or air-conditioning.
  2. Choose a venue where you can host both the ceremony and reception to eliminate travel in between.
  3. Get creative with transportation. A horse-drawn carriage is both efficient and romantic. Likewise, bike taxis are fun and carbon free. Arrange for carpools among the wedding party and encourage guests to do the same.
  4. Use a carbon calculator. How many guests are coming to your wedding and where are they coming from? Include a request in the invitation for them to offset their travel by calculating their carbon impact and purchasing an offset.
  5. Overall, Keep the wedding small. More guests equals more impact from travel, costs and quantity requirements from the venue size to the amount of food to be prepared. Moreover, can the bride and groom really focus on 200 people? Go for the more intimate affair and treat all of your family and friends with your attentiveness.
Flowers
  1. Use locally grown floral arrangements. They travel less, they arrive fresher and you are supporting your local community.
  2. Choose organic flowers that have not been treated with pesticides or herbicides.
  3. Choose fair trade flowers. If you want special floral arrangements that require roaming further afield, consider fair trade flowers. The floral industry is currently under scrutiny for its poor working conditions and fair trade flowers help to ensure that consideration of the workers' conditions is taken into account.
  4. Reuse the floral arrangements. Arrange for someone to take the flowers from the wedding venue to the reception venue. It is a logical solution to otherwise wasting the flowers and it reduces your costs. Even better, decorate with potted plants and flowers that can continue to grow.
  5. Select a venue where flowers are already naturally in bloom, such as a botanical garden, and avoid purchasing flowers altogether.
The Reception Menu
  1. Select organic and locally grown produce that is currently in season for the reception food. Supporting local growers is a great way to cut down on costs and travel distances. It can also provide you with an opportunity to showcase local specialties. Organic food is symbolic of an intention to start married life together with a focus on creating a health-conscious and informed way of living. Ask your caterer to shop at farmers markets and order as much of the food as possible directly from local farms.
  2. Consider a low-meat or meat-free reception menu. Meat production has a high environmental cost, and highlighting some delicious vegetarian choices at your wedding could give guests new ideas for different foods to try. Consider vegan appetizer stations made with foods that even meat eaters consume on a daily basis.
  3. Do not over-cater. A lot of food gets wasted at large events and weddings are no different. Calculate the food needs carefully. If there are leftovers, ask the caterers to package items and freeze where possible; where this is not possible for hygiene and safety reasons, ask them to compost as much as possible.
  4. Keep the wedding cake simple. A simple cake can still be elegant and convey all the same meanings as a more expensive, resource and labor intensive one. Use simple themes and opt for organic, edible flowers instead of plastic decorations.
  5. Use utensils and plates that can be washed. Avoid disposable items. Serviettes should be cloth. Use glasses and cups in place of disposable items. If you are using a caterer, make your needs clearly known to them on this count, including the serving platters and utensils.
Honeymoon
  1. Take an eco-considerate honeymoon. Consider eco-tourism for your honeymoon destination, such as helping at an organic coffee farm in tropical Costa Rica.
  2. If traveling, keep it eco-friendly and make it part of the fun, such as traveling by train or even sailboat.
  3. Conversely, keep the travel close to home and have a local honeymoon while discovering more about your own region. Try a backpacking trip together.
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Tips

  • Some dressmakers are now specializing in reworking wedding dresses into everyday evening wear or even daywear. They can remove bows, sequins, lace, puffy sleeves etc. and rejuvenate the dress into something you can wear often.
  • Think outside the square - outdoor weddings open up an enormous vista of possibilities for your guests to have a great time. Get married under the trees and then "set your guests free" by allowing them to take advantage of the location to explore, play sports, take a walk, or share a wedding picnic together. Such active weddings are becoming more and more popular and reflect the spirit that the occasion is about truly involving the guests in celebrating your shared consciousness about the importance of a healthy planet for healthy people.
  • Use digital cameras for your candid photos instead of disposable table cameras. In the United States alone, more than 24 million disposable cameras are used just once then thrown away each year. Developing those photos also requires a great deal of chemicals, which aren't exactly eco-friendly either. Plus they take very low quality photos. Consider renting one or two digital cameras for your guests to take candid photos. You'll end up with a lot more photos that are much higher quality, plus most companies that offer this service provide website hosting of the photos so all of your guests can enjoy the memories they helped create.
  • For music, consider an acoustic band and avoid the energy consumption of the amplified music of an electric band or DJ.
  • Hire vendors who are already green. You can find green wedding DJs or green photographers or videographers, who already reduce their carbon use by using low-powered high-output equipment and offset any remaining carbon use.
  • Scrap it all and simply elope! If a traditional ceremony is not what's important to you, you and your beloved can take a walk down to city hall and tie the knot right then and there.
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Warnings

  • There will be naysayers. There will be some people who complain about this being the only event in your life where you should splurge and not worry about the consequences. However, if you truly believe in an environmentally-friendly lifestyle, giving in to such complaints will not only betray your passion but will also not provide an opportunity for creating a space that gently raises people's awareness through demonstration of the possibilities.

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