4900 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, 1 half bath 71 Corning Park, Webster Village, NY 14580 For more details, visit us here: www.nothnagle.com For more information contact: Sheila DiNapoli Email: sdinapoli@nothnagle.com (585) 347-1818 MLS Number: R159741 School District: Webster * * Price Reduced * * Beautiful Historic Home in the Village of Webster in Pristine Condition! This Home is Equipped with a Large Great Room and a Beautiful Bay Window Overlooking the Half Acre Lot! Gleeming Hardwoods from Top to Bottom! Take Advantage of the Carriage House with 1 Bedroom and 1 Full Bathroom As a Teen Suite or In-Law Appt! Loaded with Updates. Newer Roof, Furnace 2008, Water Heater 2007,200 Amp Electric, Gas Firepalce, Driveway, Culligan Water System. Great House, Great Location, Great Buy! Call for a Private Showing Let Sheila DiNapoli show you this classic home at 71 Corning Park in Webster Village. Here's a Colonial home that's in pristine condition. Large windows offers fabulous views. The kitchen offers many splendid updates. You'll find 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath and 1 half bath in this home. This home is a great buy with a great location. To arrange for your personal showing, contact Sheila DiNapoli today.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Lakefront House For Sale, Chain of Lakes, Winter Haven, Florida
Chain of Lakes For Sale, Lake Winterset, Winter Haven, Florida 33884 Step through the front door to a spectacular view of the center of the north shore of Lake Winterset. All rooms have view of the lake. Windows graced with Key West style shutters and blinds. Floors of white Italian marble tile, stone designed laminate, and hardwood. Lots of glass to maximize views of the lake from every room; pocket doors to maximize space. Neutral colors within. Wonderful house to entertain in. Quiet, safe street with great neighbors. New exterior paint. Perfect beach for airplanes! Best lake for watersports! Spring-fed clean water and drought resistant! Kitchen equipped with Kitchen Aid appliances: compactor, range w/ grill/griddle, double convection oven and 52" Subzero refrigerator/freezer. European cabinets and new granite countertops, rollout drawers, corner carousel and corner cabinets. Double stainless sink. Surround sound system and beautiful custom built-in. Two-car garage contains washer, dryer, laundry sink, wall of storage behind sliding doors. Professionally landscaped. Honey Bell Tangelo tree and palms-no leaves to rake! Sprinkler system fed by lake. Well water with filter system-save hundreds not having a water or sewer bill! 32 x 16 Lakefront screened porch made of heavy duty Cypress beams; perfect for large gatherings. Boathouse with boat opening 27'L x 8'10"W, 12x16 open platform, 10x10 covered platform, lighted pier with electric hoist for boat. Covered lift for ...
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Does Collagen Facial Cream Really Work?
Before you buy a collagen facial cream, let me give you a little advice. If you believe the advertising hype, collagen creams will reduce wrinkles, increase firmness and make you look younger. But, how or why would they work?
There are five layers of epidermis and two layers of dermis that make up the skin. Constant cellular activity goes on in these layers. Below those seven layers is subcutaneous tissue containing fat, which often becomes thinner with age. But, it is the health of the epidermis that we are primarily concerned with, when it comes to our appearance and the question is, does a collagen facial cream support it.
95% of the cells in the epidermis are composed of keratin proteins. The other five percent serve various functions, including fighting infection. None of the cells of the epidermis are composed of collagens. Those proteins are only found in the dermis of the skin.
Collagen creams are basically gelatin. You may recall a time when eating gelatin was recommended to strengthen the fingernails or improve the appearance of the skin. Dietary supplements containing collagens derived from chicken bones and other sources are promoted for the same purpose, as well as improving the function of the joints.
If you had a protein deficiency, then they might help. But, generally speaking, taking those supplements has never been shown to provide any health benefit. Applying collagen creams is much the same thing.
Any "change" that you see in your appearance is strictly cosmetic. Collagen facial cream might make you look better for a short period of time, but even that benefit is questionable.
Most of the companies that do include the protein in their lotions only include a very small amount. The majority of the product is composed of water combined with petrolatum, glycerin, mineral oil or some other "oily" solution. You can see this when you read an ingredients label.
The ingredients are listed in descending order, from the highest concentration to the lowest, unless there is an ingredient that is considered an active pharmaceutical. Then it, as well as the percentage found in the concentration, will be at the top of the list.
When you read the labels for collagen creams, you will see that the protein is listed far down on the list. In one of the popular brands, it is the 24th ingredient, far behind all of the artificial preservatives and petrochemicals.
A good alternative to a collagen facial cream is one that contains Functional Keratin, which has been shown to stimulate the production of new cells, replenishing those that have been lost to time. Collagen creams do not contain the nutrients necessary to stimulate the production of cells, or anything else.
They cannot make the fibers lie in the dermis stronger. They can only make your face look shiny. Basically, buying collagen facial cream is not your best choice for wrinkle reduction, improved firmness or delaying the signs of getting older. Luckily, we have options. Please take a look at my website now.
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Homes for Sale - 7157 El Padro Street, Riverside (City), CA
Large Colonial Charmer on a tree lined street surrounded by custom built pre ww2 homes. Be welcomed in by her great curb appeal and encapsulated by her charms and amenities as soon as you walk in the door. Freshly painted on the exterior. Large rooms on the inside. Living room, Family room, and Den all on the first floor. There are 4 large bedrooms upstairs. Grounds include Bogner pool with all newer pool equipment, Culligan water softener system, Tin ceiling in the kitchen, Refinished hardwood floors, Kitchen completely remolded with Caesar stone counters, Viking stove, newer cabinetry with seed glass doors, Walk in Pantry, new copper piping throughout the house. House comes with a pool house/office (bathroom in pool house). There are 3 Patio areas, with covered areas... all dripping with yester year charm. Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 3 Price: 5000 For more information about this property, please contact JENNIFER GAMBLE at or emailme@jennifergamble.com. Company website MLS ID: I11102308 Virtual Tour: tour.circlepix.com
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Drinking Water Containers - Consider BPA-Free
Looking for drinking water containers? A drinking water container might seem like a simple thing, with little cause for concern or caution. It might seem like just a matter of "taste". But, there are some facts that you should know.
I'm going to assume that you have a good home purification system that removes contaminants such as lead, chlorine, THMs, VOCs, cysts, herbicides, pesticides, medications and other traces that are unsafe and unhealthy for consumption. So, you have the purest water that there is.
You even have a shower head filter, because you know that chemical contaminants can be absorbed through the skin. But, when you go to buy drinking water containers, you might just be looking for a nice color, something that matches your jogging outfit. You should be more concerned about what materials are used to make your new drinking water container.
For many reasons, glass is the best material for drinking water containers. But, in some cases, like for hiking or jogging, it is just more practical to have plastic or polycarbonate. Drop a glass drinking water container down a mountainside and not only will you have no fresh water, but you'll end up polluting the hillside with shattered glass.
So, when you are shopping for unbreakable drinking water containers, be sure to look for a label that says "BPA-Free."
As a liquid sits in a drinking water container, compounds used to make that container seep into the liquid. That's why there is a different "taste" to waters stored in plastic. If it's flavored, then you may not recognize the taste, but the compounds are in there, just the same.
The chemical composition of glass is different. Plastics break down over time, particularly with repeated washings. Glass will pretty much last forever.
You can actually "see" this happening as you reuse plastic drinking water containers. The outer surface becomes less smooth. The same thing is going on inside the bottle.
The heat from the dishwasher and caustic dish washing detergents cause further breakdown of the polymers, so if you typically use a drinking water container for a long period of time, there will be some chemicals absorption any time your purified water is put into the drinking water container.
Now, you are probably wondering what BPA is and why you should be worried about it.
As far back as the 1930s when they first began the mass production of polymers, BPA was suspected of being hazardous to humans. Scientific studies were conducted over a period of ten years beginning in 1997.
Researchers learned that, in the body, BPA acts like the hormone estrogen and disrupts the function and production of the body's own hormones. The compound also disrupts the function of the endocrine system, including the thyroid and other glands. It also causes changes in breast and prostate tissue that predispose the cells to cancer.
Manufacturers have found acceptable safer replacements for BPA and some of them are using them, as a health precaution. So, when you are shopping for drinking water containers, the best choices are glass, but when an unbreakable choice is needed, look for BPA-free.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Buying a Water Filter For Better Tasting Coffee
I've done a lot of things to improve the taste of my coffee. I bought a coffee grinder and started grinding coffee beans myself to get the freshest taste. I bought airtight storage containers to keep those beans fresh. But the single way I improved my coffee was installing a water filter. Yes, it's the attachment to my faucet that made my coffee go from good, to excellent.
The problem was that I have horrible water, it's hard and leaves dingy calcium stains on my glasses and silverware. I wouldn't drink water from the tap, but that didn't stop me from using it to make my coffee in the morning. The problem is that coffee can absorb any and all flavors or odors that it comes in contact with, including minerals in your water and even the chlorine that many cities use to purify your water.
It wasn't too long ago, that I purchased my water filter. I debated between a filter and buying bottle water, but I decided to go with the water filter because it's more environmentally friendly than using bottles that are thrown into the trash or need to be recycled.
To filter my water, I bought a Culligan Water Filter (FM-15A), you can find it on Amazon and similar stores for .95. It looked simple and price was right.
The very next pot of coffee, I could taste an improvement. The taste of the coffee was fresher and more smooth. Overall, my water tasted better, looked cleaner and got rid of the hard water odor.
According to the packaging, it reduces chlorine taste and odor, custs back on sediments, lead, cysts and a whole bunch of other nasty sounding things.
The filter was simple to install, even for a non-handyman like me. I had it setup and running in just a few minutes.
The only drawback is that the water filter reduced the pressure. At first it was annoying, but now I've learned to do other parts of the coffee prep while the coffee pot is filling up with water. I have enough time to put in the filter and get my coffee ready to grind. It's worth the wait for better tasting coffee.
I debated getting a Brita pitcher, but I'm very satisfied with my decision. I've had Britas in the past and the water tastes better via the filter.
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