Tuesday, November 26, 2013

2821 Palo Alto Dr NE (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

This impeccable 4 bdrm single story all brick home built by Paul Smith offers an abundance of updates and features. Located in a desirable area of the FOOTHILLS, enjoy the fabulous VIEWS of the mtns, and from the bkyrd deck the city light VIEWS will amaze you. Upgraded kitchen with granite counters, island, and large breakfast area. All baths have been beautifully updated as well. Spacious secondary bdrms. Large master has its own access to the pool. Saltillo tile, wood pella windows, zoned ref. air/heat, and tons of storage throughout. The backyard is a dream w/large covered porch, view deck, in-ground heated gunite pool, and beautiful water feature. Parking for small RV/boat. You will enjoy the close proximity to the hiking/biking trails, and easy access to Sandia Labs and Kirtland AFB.



2821 Palo Alto Dr NE
Albuquerque, NM 87112



Price: $400,000
MLS#: 802769
Bedrooms: 4
Baths: 3
Sq Ft: 2861
Garage Spaces: 2
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Extras

2+ Living Areas
Breakfast Nook
Built-In Bookcase
Cable TV
Ceiling Fan(s)
Formal DR
Foyer
MB Shower Only
Raised Ceiling
Skylights(s)
Smoke Alarm(s)
Back Yard Acc. Poss.
Deck
Patio Combination
Patio Covered
Patio Open
Patio Steps/Rails
RV Pad
Walled Backyard



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Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Be Prepared With First Aid Supplies (Part 2)


 

Visit Part 1 to get the whole story.

You need to make sure your first aid are of high quality. Nothing should be old or expired. All of the supplies should be current and above all effective. If something bad should occur you want to be sure you're not using low quality supplies. Quality does not mean expensive, it means effective. All your equipment should give accurate readings. Your bandages should be thick enough to wrap any wound that may occur. Creams should have a high enough concentration to treat the ailments they are prescribed for.




When buying supplies form a vendor make sure they are selling quality products. They should be licensed and respectable. Nothing should be old, expired, of questionable origin, or of questionable effectiveness. Be wary of any vendor selling you questionable miracle cures. Sadly selling shady medicine has become a cottage industry. This has led to dishonest vendors offering easy solutions to complex problems. If you hear something that sounds be good to be true be sure to research the claims.


When it comes to first aid supplies there are two ways to build a kit. You can buy a prebuilt kit and add the needed extras as you see fit. Or you can build your own from scratch built to your own needs. No matter what you choose make sure your supplies are quality.

Question to the Reader: Have you ever built your own first aid kit?

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Wednesday, November 13, 2013

12909 Tierra Montanosa Court NE (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

Spectacular single level home in a Spectacular well established FOOTHILLS location. Situated on a large cul-de-sac lot that is snuggled at the base of the Sandia Mtns, close to hiking/biking trails. This immaculate home definitely has the WOW factor. No shortage of space with 4bdrms and two living areas. Many updates to include hardwood floors, tile, skylights, updated master, and all of the bathrooms. The spacious owner's suite complete with it's own access to the BEAUTIFUL backyard and covered patio. Stunning Landscaping installed by Hilltop to include a fabulous water feature and new sprinkler system installed in 2012. Garage complete with a workbench. Beam ceilings, hot water baseboard heat, 2evap units. Easy commute to Sandia Labs and Kirtland Air Force Base. This home is GORGEOUS!


12909 Tierra Montanosa Court NE
Albuquerque, NM 87112



Price: $389,000
MLS#: 801701
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3
Sq Ft: 2385
Garage Spaces: 2
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Extras

2+ Living Areas
Beam Ceiling
Built-In Bookcase
Ceiling Fan(s)
Formal DR
Great Room
MB Dbl Sink
MB Shower/Tub
Pantry
Separate Tub
Smoke Alarm(s)
Walk-In Closet(s)
Back Yard Acc. Poss.
Deck
Patio Covered
Patio Open
Rock
Storage
Wall Privacy
Walled Backyard



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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Be Prepared With First Aid Supplies (Part 1)



First aid supplies are not something most people spend much time thinking about. Most first aid supplies are just tools under your sink or in your medicine cabinet that you notice every so often. But when emergencies happen they are the first things you reach for. Without first aid supplies minor injuries can become major problems.

A basic kit should have the following first aid supplies: Antibiotic ointment, bandages both adhesive and non-adhesive, cream for burns, mild painkillers, cotton, a thermometer, gloves and breathing barriers for CPR. A good kit will also include a manual of basic healthcare treatment and emergency preparedness. Everyone who has access to these first aid supplies should know how to use them and be familiar with the first aid manual.

Accidents can happen at any time, and because of this it always pays to have first aid supplies on hand if you should need them. There are three main places you should have first aid kits handy. The first place you'll likely think to have a first aid kit is your home. Having a first aid kit in your house is always good advice. Make sure your supplies are in an easy to find place and not scattered around your house. The second place you should have supplies is in your car. Statistically car accidents are hard to avoid and often cause injury. In many cases, the first responders to an auto accident are those people in the cars themselves. Quick response to injuries can lessen their impact and keep you safe until help arrives. The third place you should have first aid is your workplace. While most companies are required to have kits they may not be of the highest quality. Also the company first aid kit may not have the specialized supplies you may need. It never hurts to be safe by keeping a mini kit at your desk in case of emergency.

Question to the Reader: Do you keep a first aid kit in your house?

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