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drian Simone is a 19
year old lance corpo-
ral who joined the
Marines after graduating from
Montville Township High
School last year. In mid-July, his
unit, 1st Battalion, 6th Marines,
Bravo Company was deployed
to Afghanistan. One month in,
while on patrol, his unit walked
across an IED (improvised ex-
plosive device). Adrian took
the brunt end of the explosion
and both his legs were severely
damaged. One of his squad
mates violated protocol to stay
in position and minimize addi-
tional causalities and raced to
his side to stop the bleeding,
saving his life. He was taken to
two hospitals in Afghanistan
and a hospital in Germany,
where the doctors tried to save
one leg. The damage was too se-
vere and both legs had to be am-
putated at or above the knee.
He is now recuperating at a hos-
pital in Bethesda, Md. He suf-
fered other injuries, but none as
severe, and there is no evidence
of spinal cord injury.
Friends who have visited
Adrian in Bethesda confirm
that his lighthearted personality
and upbeat view of the world
have not changed.
In an effort to assist
Adrian and his family, a close
friend, Jim Scannella, is organiz-
ing a Montville-based fun-
draiser. He would like to invite
you to join in saying thank you
to Adrian for his service and
sacrifice.
If you would like to con-
tribute to the Adrian Simone
Fund, make a check payable to
Lance Corporal Adrian Simone
and mail to: John Becker, 4 Or-
chard Dr., Towaco, NJ 07082.
If you would like to show
your support by sending Adrian
a thank you note, get well card
or letter, his address is: Lance
Corporal Adrian Simone, War-
rior Transition Battalion, Box #
40093, 8901 Wisconsin Ave.,
Bethesda, MD 20889-5600.
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However, research published
in the Journal of the Ameri-
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/91) reveals not only is amox-
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media, it actually worsens the
condition. There is also the
problem of repeated use of an-
tibiotics and the evolution of
superbugs, those growing
numbers of antibiotic-resistant
bacteria.
Eventually, despite failure
of the antibiotics, the bodys
own immune system takes care
of the infection and all is well.
Or so it appears, until the next
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role in helping children with
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T
he term polydipsia
refers to excessive
thirst. We see this as
an increase in the amount of
water being drank, which in
turn usually leads to polyuria,
which means your cat is uri-
nating more often and a
larger volume.
These changes may be
very subtle and slowly pro-
gressive or quite obvious. You
may observe an increase in
the amount of wet litter in a
cats litter box or even acci-
dents outside the litter box.
Some cats may begin drinking
from a dripping faucet in the
sink or from an open toilet
bowl. However, if you want to
determine exactly how much
your cat is drinking, allow
him only one source of water
and subtract the amount left
in the bowl after 24 hours
from the amount you put in
originally. On average, cats
take in about 2 cups per
day for a 10 pound cat. This
includes any water that is
taken in from other sources,
such as, from canned food.
If you determine that
your pet is drinking exces-
sively or just think its more
than usual, make an appoint-
ment with your veterinarian
because polyuria and polydip-
sia (drinking and urinating
more) can be an early sign of
a serious disease. These can
include: kidney failure, dia-
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roidism (overactive thyroid),
liver disease, electrolyte ab-
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common endocrine disorders
and diabetes insipidus.
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the cause of your cats
polyuria and polydipsia be-
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can cause these signs. Any
visit to your vet should begin
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examination. Initial testing
may include: measurement of
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plete blood count (CBC),
blood chemistry tests (includ-
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thyroid hormone (T4) con-
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rays or ultrasound.
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most common disease condi-
tions seen in practice that
cause polyuria and polydipsia
are kidney failure, diabetes
mellitus and hyperthyroidism.
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often incompletely broken
down fat products called ke-
tones in the urine. This dis-
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may include hospitalization
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tient management with long-
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tension, nausea
and urinary tract
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Hy p e r t hy -
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commonly surgery. This dis-
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term. Treatment with ra-
dioactive iodine (I-131)
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A
s one of the most
commonly injured
structures in the
knee, the meniscus is unique
because of its blood supply.
For both the medial and lat-
eral menisci, the blood supply
is from the outside in. The
closer to the center of the
knee, the less of a blood sup-
ply there is to the meniscus.
From the treatment and heal-
ing point of view, the blood
supply anatomy is critical.
The outer one third of the
meniscus has a good blood
supply where healing can
occur, while the inner two
thirds has a poor blood supply
where healing almost never
occurs. In orthopedic surgery
textbooks, we call the outer
one-third the red zone, and
the inner two-thirds the
white zone.
Whereas most fractures
and many ligament tears will
heal on their own, tears of the
meniscus in the inner two-
thirds have a very difficult
time healing back because of
the poor blood supply. Espe-
cially in patients who have
complex tears, or tears that
have multiple little tears in
the region, patients are often
fighting a losing battle as they
wait for healing to occur. Al-
though we typically try a
course of physical therapy in
patients with meniscus tears
before considering surgery, we
always advise patients that
they may feel less pain but
meniscus tears often remain.
Furthermore, these tears may
get bigger over time, and may
cause adjacent cartilage dam-
age with its unstable or irreg-
ular torn surface.
The surgical treatment
of meniscus tears is performed
arthroscopically, or with min-
imally invasive technique.
The two most common pro-
cedures are repair and partial
resection. Meniscus trans-
plantations are performed in
the rare patients who meet
the strict criteria. Only pa-
tients who have tears in the
outer one third of the menis-
cus are candidates for a
meniscal repair. In the
nineties, the orthopedic com-
munity tried repairs in the
inner two thirds with low suc-
cess rates. The poor blood
supply in the inner two thirds
meant that, despite a strong
repair construct, the tear did
not heal back. Second opera-
tions were often needed, and
there were a lot of grumpy pa-
tients.
There are different
meniscal repair techniques
out there, but among the
most common is the suture
technique. We arthoscopi-
cally introduce a suture with
tiny plastic hooks on their
ends. The plastic hooks cap-
ture the capsule tissue behind
the meniscus and the suture is
then tied down to repair the
tear. Especially for tears that
are 1 cm or less, the suture re-
pair technique has reliable
success rates. For larger tears,
such as bucket handle tears,
the success rates drop and we
are more hesitant to do a re-
pair in these patients.
More commonly, pa-
tients often have tears in the
inner two thirds of the menis-
cus, or the white zone. These
patients are treated with a
partial resection. Using a
motorized shaver, we resect
out the damaged menis-
cus tissue, while leaving
the healthy rim compo-
nent. Its a fine balanc-
ing act between trying
to preserve as much
meniscus tissue as possi-
ble while creating a
smooth remaining sur-
face to prevent further
meniscus tears.
After surgery, we mini-
mize the meniscus repair pa-
tients from zero to 90 degrees
of knee bending, 6 weeks
after surgery. For the menis-
cus partial resection patients,
we dont have any strong re-
strictions after surgery except
to avoid going too wild.
Some of my West Milford pa-
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construction jobs the day
after or gone motorcycling
that weekend. But the West
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bunch with excellent genet-
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trained in orthopedic surgery
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looking for alter-
natives to costly
holiday fare, newspapers, mag-
azines and online cooking sites
are overflowing with great
ideas. But the key to hosting a
successful seasonal meal is not
simply finding interesting
recipes and purchasing lower-
cost foods, but in creating and
organizing a menu that works
from start to finish. The easiest
way to do that, make a plan
and stick to it.
Share the cooking and
the cost. Rising food costs and
tighter budgets have prompted
many people to host potluck
holiday dinners. As the host,
you might prepare the main
dish and have your guests fill
in the rest of the menu. Either
ask participants to contribute
their signature salad, side dish
or dessert, or plan a meal along
a particular theme and give
guests choices from among a
list of menu items.
Simplify. There is no rule
stating that holiday dinners
have to be fancy, so dont be
afraid to plan a menu that has
fewer and less costly compo-
nents. For example, serve a
hearty and flavorful turkey
stew or soup in place of a more
expensive roasted turkey. Pair
it with a simple salad and
loaves of crusty bread, and
then finish up with home-
made apple cobbler. Your
guests will leave happy and
well nourished, and you will
have served up a flavorful and
frugal holiday feast.
Cook and freeze. Another op-
tion is to build your menu
around a few dishes that can
be prepared ahead and frozen.
Cooking ahead saves money
by spreading out food expen-
ditures and avoiding last-
minute shopping, which often
leads to spending more
money.
Go meatless. Vegetarian
dishes can be far less expen-
sive, especially when feeding
a crowd. Consider replacing
the turkey or roast with a
pasta or risotto dish, roasted
vegetable tart or veggie
lasagna. Great sources of veg-
etarian recipes include vegk-
itchen.com, epicurious.com,
vegetariantimes.com, and all-
recipes.com.
Go ethnic. While tradi-
tion tends to rule at Thanks-
giving, Christmas and New
Years menus are wide open.
How about a Mexican fiesta
or an Italian feast? With a
large pan of enchiladas or a
big bowl of spaghetti and
meatballs, its easy to feed a
crowd and stay on budget.
Stick to homemade. As a
rule, anything you make at
home will cost less and
likely tastes better than
prepared foods from the gro-
cery store or a restaurant. If
you stick with simple recipes
that dont require an array of
exotic ingredients, your
homemade holiday meal will
hit the spot and you wont hit
the ceiling when you add up
the food bill.
Ideas abound for budget-friendly holiday meals
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are inviting members of various
organizations and committees
throughout the Borough to join
them on a tour around Kin-
nelon. The Land Conservancy
of New Jersey will be taking
notes and gathering informa-
tion on Kinnelons Historical,
Recreational, and Open Space
facilities in order to update the
Boroughs Open Space Plan.
Residents should go to the Bor-
oughs website (www.kinnelon-
boro.org) for additional
information regarding Public
Meetings in which they can
participate. Comments / sugges-
tions are always welcome at:
Kinnelon_OSAC@ yahoo.
com.
The Bloomingdale Seniors are
planning on a 10 day Caribbean
Cruise out of Bayonne on Royal
Caribbeans Explorer of the Seas
on April 26, 2012. The itiner-
ary includes Haiti, Bermuda, St.
Maartin and San Juan. For in-
formation and pricing, please
call Pat at (973) 838-9259.
Jewish Family Service of
North Jersey, a recipient of fi-
nancial assistance from UJA
Federation of North Jersey, is
expanding its Kosher Meals on
Wheels program in Wayne. The
Meals on Wheels Program pro-
vides hot, nutritious kosher
meals to people age 60 and over,
or those younger who have a
disability and who are unable to
cook or shop. Volunteer drivers
bring needed meals; offer a
smile, a greeting and a personal
contact to the elderly, many of
whom seldom get out. Drivers
are needed to deliver meals two
times a month. Presently, we
are accepting referrals for people
who would like to receive
meals. Please call Paul Klein at
(973) 595-0111 to volunteer, to
request Kosher Meals on
Wheels, or for additional infor-
mation.
The Circle of Friendship, a
support group for the separated
and divorced, meets at 7:30 p.m.
every Thursday at St. Marys
Church, 17 Pompton Ave in
Pompton lakes. For further in-
formation call Christine at 973-
335-9880.
For Singles in their 20s-30s
looking to meet other young
Jewish singles, come join us for
games, friends, snacks and
more! We meet the first Sunday
of the month at Congregation
Beth Shalom, 21 Passaic Ave,
Pompton Lakes, NJ. Bring your
friends. Find our page on Face-
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Community Happenings
be traveling to Savannah,
GA, the birthplace of Juliette
Gordon Lowe, the founder of
Girl Scouts. Please support
this fundraiser because the
girls new goal is to go to Eu-
rope in 2014! And lastly, over
100 girls from all the Lakedale
troops spent a fun afternoon
together watching Annie at
the Smiling Rhino Theatre in
Pompton Lakes. Thanks to
the Theatre for making this a
fun Girl Scout outing!
The Lakedale Girl Scouts
are proud to have been asked
to participate in the Pompton
Lakes Veterans Day Cere-
mony. The pride the girls
have in their community and
the appreciation they have for
all veterans and the sacrifices
they made will be on display
when they lead the Pledge of
Allegiance along with the Boy
Scouts at the ceremony on
November 9.
Last but certainly not
least, congratulations to
Paulette Brauch, Lakedale
Service Unit Volunteer of the
Month. Paulette stepped up
to lead a Brownie troop this
year despite not having a
daughter in the troop when
they would have disbanded
because their leaders were not
able to continue. Paulette
soon found her footing with
her co-leader and has dedi-
cated herself to making this a
great year for her troop.
Without volunteers like
Paulette and the enthusiasm
she has, we could not con-
tinue the Girl Scouting tradi-
tion.
For the first time this
year, Girls Scouts are selling
Luminaries for the holiday
season. Look for the order
form in the newsletter.
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U
tilizing her 25-plus
years of experience to
persevere through a
challenging market, Sales Asso-
ciate Cindy Gallagher with
Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage in Kinnelon ranked
#1 in sales production in her of-
fice for September and was
named Associate of the Month.
She has earned this honor mul-
tiple times in 2011 and in pre-
vious years.
Born and raised in Kin-
nelon, Cindy Gallagher is a
Kinnelon real estate specialist
whose family has lived and
worked within the borough for
several generations. Her father
owned a family-run business
known as Butler Tire, and both
he and his store were quite well-
known throughout the commu-
nity. My fathers tire store is
where I got my feet wet in sales,
which ultimately led to a sales
and marketing career that has
spanned over 25 years, said
Cindy.
Cindy Gallagher has
earned several accolades during
her extensive career. She is a
member of the Coldwell Banker
International Presidents Elite,
KINNELON $1,275,000
Exquisite 6BR, 4.1 Bath, Ch Colonial, built in
2005. 2 story Great Room w/fplc., In-law suite,
W/O LL, H/W flrs., 3 car gar., 2.3 acres. KIN9560
Kinnelon/Smoke Rise 973-838-9300
KINNELON $1,195,000
Smoke Rise Impressive New Construction.
Very Grand 4BR, 4.1 bath Custom Built. Ranch
on exceptional 1.44 acre property. KIN3073
KINNELON $1,375,000
Elegant 5BR Colonial Professionally decorated
2-story Great room, Atrium, In-Law Suite, IG
pool, nestled on a cul-de-sac. KIN2210
KINNELON $1,998,000
Smoke Rise Highest standard of quality work-
manship, attention to detail. A visual feast. Truly
a work of art. KIN2048
KINNELON $1,999,000
Stately 4BR, 4.2 bath CHC on 3.7 acres on a
cul-de-sac, paver driveway. 3 car gar. KIN3049
POMPTON PLAINS $529,000
Unique 4BR Tudor with large LR, FDR, newer
EIK, 1st flr. MBR & more set on a wooded lot a
few min. from schools, shops & transp.
WYN0687
Wayne 973-694-8000
POMPTON LAKES $429,000
Spacious rebuilt 4BR, 2.5 bath Colonial with
open feel, custom trim, MBR Ste, 2 walkin clos-
ets, Lemonade front & back porches, fenced
yard. WYN0467
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $1,895,000
Smoke Rise Waterside Oasis! 17 room sophis-
ticated casual elegance describes this home.
Mature, meticulous landscaping. KIN2127
KINNELON $2,399,000
Conveniently tucked away in heart of Kinnelon
on cul-de-sac rests incredible 12,000 sq. ft.
Estate with cutting edge amenities. KIN1152
WAYNE $529,900
Meticulous 4BR, 3.1 bath Townhome with up-
dated kit, Granite, breakfast room, HW flrs.
throughout, wo fin. Bsmt. & gar. in choice lo-
cation. WYN0616
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $439,900
3BR, 1.5 bath Ranch with Slate entry. DR/LR
combo with fplc. Wood flrs., FR with wall of win-
dows to lakeviews, updated kit., fenced yard &
garage. WYN0755
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $219,900
Immaculate & charming 3BR, 1.5 bath Ranch
with DR, LR, Great rm with wood burning stove
+ garage. WYN0831
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $529,900
Gracious 5BR, 2.5 bath Colonial with great open
floor, FR with fplc., beautiful rear yard with IG
pool & 2 car gar. Near all tranp. WYN0278
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $449,900
Large 6BR, 2.5 bath Colonial with sep. qtrs. &
private entrance, FR with fplc., HW flrs., newer
bath, 2 separate drives, gar. & MORE in a great
loc. WYN0160
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $895,000
Stately 5BR, 4.5 bath Colonial with Library ofc,
front/rear staircases, HW flrs., Centerisle kit.,
fin. Bsmt., full bath, IG pool on large property.
WYN0615
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $1,450,000
Secluded 6BRs, 5.2 home, 5 car garage, 5 fplcs,
IG Gunite pool with Spa, 2 Master Suites on
4.51 acres. KIN2156
KINNELON $1,500,000
Smoke Rise 5BRs, 5.1 Unique Custom home
with lake views, sprawling flr. Plan with special
features. KIN2208
KINNELON $1,600,000
Smoke Rise Lakefront luxury exquisite 6,000
sq. ft. Georgian Colonial on 3 acres in the pres-
tigious Smoke Rise Community. KIN9352
WANAQUE $499,940
New construction Wanaque Reserve 55+ com-
munity with 2119 sq. ft. living space (West-
brook) + impressive 20000 sq. ft. clubhouse
with activities! WYN0032
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $347,000
3BR, 2 bath Split on 1/3 acre level lot. NO
FLOOD! Fplc., wood flrs., CA, Bsmt. + gar. Lake
priv. walk to NY bus. Home warranty. WYN0226
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $479,000
Be ready for a surprise! 4BR, 4 bath Immaculate
Split with LR w/fplc., DR, kit., FR w/fplc., 2 car
gar & beautiful yard with IG pool. WYN0879
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $1,149,999
Fab. Smoke Rise Georgian Manor Ch Col. On
private Estate like setting, cul-de-sac. 1.68 acre
lot blocks to green acres. KIN9003
KINNELON $1,047,000
Gracious CH Colonial built in 95, 5BRs, 3.1
baths, 2-story Great Room, fplc., IG pool, 3 car
gar. on 1.54 acres. KIN2181
BLOOMINGDALE $199,900
Great 3BR, 1.5 bath Townhome in good condi-
tion overlooking pond & playground with nice
layout, 1st floor den & private deck. WYN0798
Wayne 973-694-8000
Cindy Gallagher is #1 in sales at Coldwell Banker Kinnelon
Veteran realtor named associate of the month for September
Y
ou are probably wonder-
ing, how is it possible to
determine my cost be-
fore I know which schools my
student will apply to or ulti-
mately attend. For the most
part, it does not matter which
school. What matters is what
you will be expected to pay in
the form of your Expected Fam-
ily Contribution (EFC) and the
projected unmet need. Just as
important, you need to know
your familys ability to pay the
EFC, which will be the absolute
minimum out of pocket regard-
less of which school your stu-
dent attends. Since schools
differ in the amount of aid they
can provide, your cost will defi-
nitely be your EFC; and in most
cases, some unmet need. How
much Need Based Aid you will
be eligible for is determined by
subtracting your EFC from the
Cost of Attendance at the
school. Remember, your EFC
remains constant. These exam-
ples will illustrate the point.
School A: Cost of Attendance
$30,000 less EFC of $30,000
equals $0 Need.
School B: Cost of Attendance
$40,000 less EFC of $30,000
equals $10,000 Need. Your
need is what you are eligible for,
not necessarily what you will re-
ceive.
Let me better explain. In
the college planning and finan-
cial aid world, every family will
have an Expected Family Con-
tribution (EFC), based on fi-
nancial aid formulas. Be
prepared, because this number
usually results in shock or tears
of disbelief when families learn
what their EFC will be. It is not
worth arguing or debating
whether the formulas are cor-
rect or fair. Parents often laugh
or panic when we tell them
their EFC and commonly say,
How do they expect us to come
up with that kind of money?
The point is: you need to
know your EFC, and realize it
will be the same regardless of
the school; so why wait to find
out and further delay planning.
The only way to pay less than
your EFC is if your student goes
to a school that cost less than
your EFC; for example, a com-
munity college. Once you deter-
mine your EFC, it is time to
determine how you will pay that
amount, regardless of the
school. Need based aid is meant
to help cover your financial
need, not your EFC. Therefore,
you will pay your EFC from ei-
ther, savings, investments, your
income, or by borrowing. Many
families do not have enough
savings to cover their EFC for
the first year, let alone four or
more years. Therefore, most
families will be borrowing to
cover a portion of their EFC.
Once you determine how
much you are expected to pay
(your EFC and unmet need), it
is important to determine how
much you can pay, or more im-
portantly how much you should
pay. It is crucial to determine
how much you should pay early
on, because if you dont, you
could paint yourself into a cor-
ner financially. You should
know how much you may have
to borrow and what that means
in monthly payments. If you
have found it difficult to set
aside money each month lead-
ing up to college, what will
change to make money avail-
able to make the monthly pay-
ments on college loans? It is
very important to know the an-
swer to this. If things are that
tight, the answer should not be
deferring all payments on all
loans until after college is com-
pleted. That just might be a
temporary deferment resulting
in a much bigger problem. By
deferring, the payments will be
larger, so you must be comfort-
able with the students future
career direction and earning po-
tential to cover the larger pay-
ments. Assessing the various
loan options is a topic in itself.
Back to determining how
much you (specifically the par-
ents) should pay. While it is a
noble and preferred goal for
most parents to cover the ma-
jority of college for their chil-
dren, you must determine in
advance the impact your college
contributions will have on your
own retirement. The reality is
that most parents may have fif-
teen to twenty years left of high
earnings potential, once their
children are out of college. If
you continue to pay off loans for
college expenses after your stu-
dent has graduated, your time
frame to bolster your retirement
becomes even shorter. In addi-
tion, should a parent get laid off
or is ever disabled for any period
of time, both college and retire-
ment may take a hit.
Before committing to a
contribution amount, parents
should do a detailed analysis of
what their retirement picture
might look like, based on their
efforts to date and reasonable
projections into the future.
Many people fall prey to seeing
large dollar amounts in their re-
tirement plans and thinking
they will be fine when their re-
PEQUANNOCK $515,599
NEWLY UPDATED
Large 4BR, 2.1BA Bi-Level w/2 car gar. on 1.5 acres.
Fea: newer siding, windows, porch, bath, gar drs. & front
dr., new alarm syst., freshly painted plus HW flrs. Great
loc. w/lots of privacy.
WANAQUE $279,900
NEW CONSTRUCTION
With 4 new townhouses a true value! Over 1,500 sq ft of
living area for this 3BR, 2.1BA unit with full bsmt. Many
builder amen. Be the first to choose your loc. Very close
to shopping.
WANAQUE $280,000
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Great location to own this 4BR, 2FBA, HW flrs, granite in KIT,
2FBAs, full bsmt. Home is near Rt 287 & shopping.
WEST MILFORD $225,000
CUSTOM HOME
Loaded with potential fea: 3BR, 2.1BA, newer KIT, win-
dows, some Pergo & HW flrs., FR w/WBS, huge MBR w/his
& her clos. Deck overlooking priv fen. yd.
LINCOLN PARK $239,900
FIRST FLOOR LIVING!
Spotless 2BR, 2FBA condo. Newer furn/A/C & water
heater, inlaid hdwd flrs,granite counters/newer carp. MBR
w/cust walk-in closet & priv bath.
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CONDO WITH LOFT
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representing the Top 1% of over
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tirement day arrives. Take the
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If you are not comfortable with
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children who you have kindly
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Therefore, you cannot necessar-
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back later in life.
In summary, families need
to determine their EFC and
their ability to pay as early as
possible. Determining this in an
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typically does not work out in
anyones favor. In essence, pay-
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college problem; dont let it be-
come a retirement problem as
well.
Chuck Drawbaugh is president
of College Funding Associates in
Rumson, NJ. Chuck Draw-
baugh will be presenting a FREE
workshop on college financial
aid on Thursday, November
17th at 7:00pm at the Wayne
YMCA, One Pike Ave,
Wayne. If you have any ques-
tions for Chuck or youd like to
register for the workshop please
call 732-224-1496 or register
on the website www.college-
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Association of REALTORS,
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well Banker Real Estate found
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home buyers said using online
tools to find detailed informa-
tion about homes was impor-
tant to them.
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Rockland County, NY. Thats
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source. It helps simplify the
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for first-time buyers and makes
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able.
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first-time homebuyers recognize
that if they have the financial
ability, now is a smart time to
buy a home. This resource cen-
ter can provide the confidence
they need to enter the real es-
tate market and valuable in-
sight so they can work best with
their agent.
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be updated regularly with
timely content to help first-time
home buyers, provides informa-
tive features from coldwell
banker.com, including multiple
ways to search and recommen-
dations for like properties. It
also includes:
Video tips and advice about
selecting a home, moving, ren-
ovating, and decorating
Informative articles on such
topics as how to select a real es-
tate agent, identifying wish list
items vs. must-have items for a
first home and determining
how much is affordable
Mortgage calculator
Affordability radar This fea-
ture breaks down a homes list-
ing price into what the monthly
payment might be at current
mortgage rates
The new First-Time Home
Buyers Resource Center is a
continuation of the Coldwell
Banker Real Estate innovative
online resources. Coldwell-
banker.com already features
BlueScape, a unique way to
search for homes by emotion
and feelings. Clients select from
a series of images that they like
or dislike and the site returns a
group of homes that might meet
their needs. The website also
has a lifestyle search, which al-
lows people to use a simple, slid-
ing scale to rate elements of a
home and community that
matter most to them. In addi-
tion, Coldwell Banker Real Es-
tate partnered with YouTube to
develop Coldwell Banker On
Location. This site allows con-
sumers to gain market perspec-
tive, community highlights and
home video listings from Cold-
well Banker sales professionals.
More than 2.5 million channel
views have been recorded since
its launch in May 2009.
Survey Methodology
Coldwell Banker Real Es-
tate LLC conducted an online
survey of 300 first-time home
buyers in the United States
(people who purchased their
first home within the last year)
on their experiences and per-
ceptions of the home buying
process.
About Coldwell Banker
Since 1906, the Coldwell

Banker organization has been
a premier provider of full-serv-
ice residential and commercial
real estate. Coldwell Banker is
the oldest national real estate
brand in the United States and
today has a network of approx-
imately 87,000 sales agents
working in approximately 3,100
offices in 49 countries and terri-
tories. The Coldwell Banker
brand is known for creating in-
novative consumer services as
recently seen by being the first
national real estate brand to
create an iPad application and
the first to fully harness the
power of video in real estate
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through its Coldwell Banker
On LocationSM YouTube
channel. The Coldwell Banker
system is a leader in specialty
markets such as resort, new
homes and luxury properties
through its Coldwell Banker
Previews International mar-
keting program. Coldwell
Banker Real Estate LLC fully
supports the principles of the
Fair Housing Act and the Equal
Opportunity Act. Each office is
independently owned and oper-
ated.
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vide information to a third
party without your prior con-
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s a New York & New Jersey Double
Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon, I
see people from all over the world who
desire a tighter neck and jaw line. A more sculpted
appearance to the neck and jaw line is a common
desire from both men and women from around the
globe and this is a trait that equates to beauty in
every culture.

The new K- Lift
procedure allows us to create

a very defined cervico-mental angle which is the
region where the neck meets the face. This line is
typically very well defined in
the most attractive people.
The necklift procedure
typically included liposuc-
tion to reduce the excess fat
in the neck and a platys-
maplasty which tightens the
loose muscles in the
neck. This combina-
tion of procedures
has been very suc-
cessful in the past.
We now have the
option to include
the placement
of specialized
sutures, which
allow us to
create far more
definition then
we have ever
been able to
in the past.
This proce-
dure takes
about 1 hour to perform and has a downtime of
about 7 days with minimal to no pain. This
procedure requires a very small imperceptible
incision under the chin and in the crease behind
each ear.
The K-Lift
is the ideal procedure for

someone who wishes to have more definition to
their neck and jaw line who does not have a lot
of excess skin. The presence of excess skin
usually requires some form of facelift procedure
to reduce the excess skin burden. Some people
lack neck definition based on extra fat alone and
these people can be corrected with lipo-suction.
Some people lack definition based on extra
skin and these people require removal of that
extra skin with some form of facelift procedure.
Some people lack definition of their neck based
on loose muscles in the neck and these people
require a platysmaplasty procedure. Most people
have a combination of these factors contributing
to their lack of neck definition and these people
require some if not all of the above mentioned
procedures for correction.
The sutures allow us to create good neck and
jaw line definition in people who have unfavor-
able anatomy, either from the structure of their
trachea (windpipe) pushing forward on the neck
or the muscles of the floor of mouth and tongue,
pushing down under the chin. Previously, people
with unfavorable anatomy were asked to expect
minimal improvement in their neck and jaw line
from the older surgical techniques, but as our
facelift and necklift procedures improve and
technology, such as the sutures, improves, these
same people can now expect very striking results
that were unachievable in the past.
K-Lift
TM
: The Non-Surgical Necklift
by Dr. Ramtin Kassir
Dr. Ramtin Kassir,
MD, FACS
www. dr kas s i r. com
MONA LI SA COSMETI C SURGERY CENTER
Before After
Before After
Before After
Before and immediately after K-lift
TM
by Dr. Kassir

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