Juniper – Timber Court – Lynn Valley

 

 

Continuing on from is success at Canyon Springs, Juniper – Timber Court is Polygon’s latest collection of apartment residences offering easy access to the best the North Shore has to offer. Juniper is located just south of the soon to be rejuvenated Lynn Valley Mall and will consist of 4, five storey buildings which will include 246 one, two and three bedroom apartment homes.  The building features Whistler-inspired architecture with granite and timber detailing. Each home will feature open living spaces, stone counters, wood-style laminate flooring, custom cabinetry and stainless steel appliances.

Sales are expected to start in the spring of 2017 with completion expected to be in late 2018.  Register with us today to be kept up to date on this development and others like it

E. & O. E. This is not an offering for sale. An offering for sale may only be made after filing a Disclosure Statement under the Real Estate Development Marketing Act

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Lumina Brentwood

Lumina by Thind developments is a new multi building development located at 2425 Beta ave in the popular Bentwood area of Burnaby. It features three towers with 802 condos and 61 townhomes. Located in the Brentwood Town Centre, Lumina Brentwood will provide you with easy access to shopping, entertainment, Highway 1, SUF and of course the skytrain line is a short walk away.

These homes will have 9 ft. ceilings, Bosch appliances, air conditioning and large outdoor spaces.

The first tower, Waterfall is expected for market in early 2017! Register today to be kept up to date

 

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An Excellent, One-pan, Protein-packed Power Pasta

One-pot meals are the savior of weeknight cooking, and this pasta is one of my go-tos. It's pasta and lentils simmered in crushed tomatoes, finished with lots of chopped kale, saffron, swirls of tahini and chopped almonds. I made a video of how it comes together, but the jist is to simply place most of the ingredients into a big pan or skillet with boiling water, simmer down until the pasta is tender, and plate in shallow bowls with your favorite toppings (I include a list of suggestions). Variations couldn't be easier once you get the hang of the technique. The recipe is included here, and you can also see how I pull it together in the video. As I mention in it, you can easily do a vegan version of this, or use whatever gluten-free pasta you like. I think the reason I always come back to this recipe is because you've got greens, protein from the lentils, and a range of whole healthful ingredients all in one pan. It's a total crowd-pleaser, and leftovers are A+ as well.

Also! A few of you have asked where to find a list of all my videos in one spot. There will always an up-to-date list on this You Tube page. I'm also posting the shorter ones to Instagram. If you subscribe on You Tube, you won't miss any, that's probably the safest bet. In addition to the recipe videos, I'm super excited to post more travel videos. I'm working on one from a trip to (beautiful, sunny!) Tucson, Arizona last week, and a separate video of what I made to take along with me as travel snacks. So, if you subscribe or follow on one of those channels, you'll likely get the heads up. I also link in the 101 Cookbooks newsletter (sign-ups are sprinkled all over)....The videos are far from perfect (especially the ones I'm in laugh/cry), but they're so fun to make, and my hope is that I'll get better at it over the course of the year - 2017 goals! ;) xx! -h

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Economic Theory explained by Football 22 – The Public Choice Theory

Buchanan brought together insights from political science and economics to explain how public-sector individuals, such as politicians and civil servants make decisions. He showed that, contrary to the conventional wisdom that the public-sector acts in the public's best interest, unless there is a clear win-win situation. In footballing terms, players, especially strikers, are inherently selfish, wanting all the glory for themselves.

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567 Clarke + Como by Marcon

Coming this spring to the every blossoming Burquitlam are, Marcon is building a beautiful 49 storey building on the corner of Clarke Road and Como Lake Avenue, that will feature 364, 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms homes as well as 20,000 square feet of state-of-the-art amenity spaces

567 Clarke + Como will be the tallest tower in the Burquitlam area, with that, the suites will feature some of the best views in the area.  Also with the skytrain just a short walk away, you have easy commute to Downtown Vancouver,  Lougheed Town Centre as well as Metrotown and YVR Airport.

More information coming soon, register with us today to be kept up to date!

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Skating

The children are having a blast skating! I’ve been impressed by how hard they are trying and by how uncomplaining they are about sore feet and falling down. Just look at these smiles.

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This is How You Step up Your Guacamole Game

I'm all for a straight-ahead, no-fuss, guacamole. Nine times out of ten, that's how I approach it. Let the avocado shine. Don't distract with tomatoes, or pomegranate seeds, or too much lemon, or too much lime. I wrote some thoughts about guacamole basics here. That tenth occasion? I'll work in a wildcard, or take a surprise approach. Something along the lines of what you see pictured here, a recurring favorite. It's a recipe I shared years ago in Super Natural Every Day, loosely inspired by a preparation I came across in Julie Sahni's Classic Indian Vegetarian and Grain Cooking. Imagine guacamole topped with fragrant, Indian-spiced onions and garlic, green chiles, and mustard seeds. The creamy, ripe avocado melds beautifully the savory bits, and the vibrant cooking oil works its way into all the little valleys. People love this with chips, toasted pita, or naan bread. If you're in any sort of a rut, give this a try.

A quick side note - I can also imagine a Thai-spiced version being wonderful (with green curry in place of the Indian curry paste.

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