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Home sprouting has a real future to counter environmental hazards in our food chain. While exploring hostile wilderness on earth or in outer space, sprouting transforms beans, grains and seeds into living organic vegetables, even our synthetic food chain.

With all the talk and controversy surrounding the proposed uranium mine at Sharbot Lake currently going on these days, a visit to one of Canada's first uranium mine sites might be in order.Elliot Lake Ontario was founded and built on uranium. The city came to be over 60 years ago when the first uranium mine was opened there. Before that only bush, lakes, moose and other wildlife inhabited the area.

The most popular sprouts take just tow days to sprout. These include green lentils, chickpeas, whole dried peas, fenugreek seeds, sesame seeds and pumpkin seeds. Mix them together for better nutrient absorption and higher protein count.  A batch of seven cups can give you a power-packed lunch or dinner for seven days.

Praise to our local organic farmers! Organic food is based on an agricultural growing method and was never intended to be a health claim. But since organic farmers don’t use agri-toxins, many credible studies have pointed to health implications and better tasting food.

An exclusive CarletonPlace.com video interview by Lyle Dillabough with Mr. Ralph Shaw - Part 2!

Forget about diet altogether. Seek lifestyle changes. Find a lifestyle change that you like, that you have longed to have for a long time. Be patient with yourself and think about what you really want in your life. What do you really love to do? What thoughts make you happy? Do what you want to do. Allow yourself a disciplined routine six-days-a-week, and one day you can be different. Be moderate in all that you do. Enjoy your food.

What's the purpose of education? To prepare children for life. Great answer but what does it mean? To teach them how to change the oil in a car? To teach them how to buy insurance? To teach them how to play blackjack? All those are, or can be, part of life. And, yes, that is a form of education but we have obviously strayed so let us go back and rephrase the question. After all, if you want to get an answer you must ask the proper question.

An exclusive CarletonPlace.com video interview by Lyle Dillabough with Mr. Ralph Shaw - Part 1!

There was definitely some cold hard cash handed out at last night's (Jan. 26th) town council meeting. The mayor and council approved and/or have decided to move forward on several initiatives. Some of these are official town business while others are personal acts of generosity on the part of the mayor and some councillors.

We all know that running a business have their ups and downs. The challenges are numerous. We are being stretched, physically, mentally, emotionally. The circumstances we experience have an impact on our relationships, our environment, our client base, even markets and scale of economies, our finances. It can change our perception on things and even have an impact on how we behave. Life can change so fast with the dire consequences of increased stress and decreased health issues.