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lions of people who live
with neck or low back
pain? Do you have low back
pain when you sit or stand for
long periods of time? Do you get
stiffness or burning at the base of
your neck and into your upper
back? Are you one of those peo-
ple who cant bend down to pick
something up without having to
use a chair to help you up, due to
the pain in your back? Do you
have sciatica? If you answered
yes to any of these questions,
then you may have an injured
intervertebral disc.
Intervertebral discs are the
cushions between the vertebra of
the spine. The function of the
discs is to absorb the shock and
compressive forces of the body
and to keep the spine flexible.
They also act as spacers between
the bones so that the bones do
not rub against each other and so
that there is plenty of room for
the nerves to exit the spine.
These discs have jelly on the
inside called the nucleus pulposis
and a cartilage shell on the out-
side called the annulus fibrosis.
When discs are injured, the jelly
from the inside, nucleus pulposis,
puts so much pressure on the
outer shell of the disc that it
either bulges (bulging disc) or it
breaks through (herniated disc).
In either of these injuries, there
can be compression on the adja-
cent nerves causing numbness or
tingling (sciatica). Injuries to
these discs happen anywhere in
the spine but are most common
in the low back.
In the past, short of medica-
tion and surgery, there were few
solutions for bulging or herniat-
ed disc injuries. With advances
in technology, we are now able
to treat these injuries with non-
invasive spinal decompression.
The latest generation in this
technology is represented in the
Accu-SPINA system, which
employs a treatment for
disc problems called IDD
(Intervertebral Differential
Dynamics) Therapy. The proto-
cols for IDD Therapy, which
were developed by neurologists,
neurosurgeons, orthopedists and
chiropractors, target specific
spinal segments to relieve pres-
sure on damaged discs. This
technology works by a gentle and
pain-free pulling apart of the
vertebra, creating a vacuum,
enabling the disc material to
return into the disc. IDD works
by pulling at an angle specific for
that particular disc level.
Success stories using the
Accu-Spina system have be-
come routine in Cornerstone
Chiropractic. One patient had
devastating pain in his lower
back and was taking so much
pain medication that he was not
eating. This patient lost an inch
off his leg because there was so
much pressure on the nerve, and
his doctors were telling him that
he needed surgery. After the first
treatment on the Accu-SPINA
system, the patient felt immedi-
ate relief, and 12 treatments later
he was completely without pain!
Two months after completing his
treatment, this patient called to
Back pain? Neck Pain? We offer relief!
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November 2
Voices of Praise, a 60 voice
choral group with orchestra,
comprised of vocalists from
many different churches, will
be holding a Sacred Concert to
benefit the Star of Hope
Mission and JFM Network,
two missions in the local area.
It will be held on Friday,
November 2 at 7pm at the
covenant Christian Reformed
Church located at 400 North
Haledon Ave in North
Haledon. Sheila Smith, con-
ductor, and husband Philip
Smith, Principal Trumpet in
the New York Philharmonic,
will be accompanying the
orchestra and Voices of
Praise. Come and enjoy an
evening of inspirational and
uplifting music for the Glory of
God. The concert is free, but a
free-will offering will be taken
to benefit the two missions.
November 10
Holy Spirit School located at
330 Newark Pompton
Turnpike, Pequannock will
host a fun night of music and
dancing on Saturday,
November 10. Music will be
provided by The Emerald
Experience from 7-11pm in
the gym. Tickets are $35.00 per
person and include beer, mix-
ers, soda, sandwiches, coffee
and dessert and BYOB. You can
also bring your own favorite
hors doeuvres to enhance the
evening of fun, food and dance.
All proceeds will benefit Holy
Spirit School. For tickets or
information please call Martha
at 973-831-8689 or Holy Spirit
School at 973-835-5680.
Montville Reformed Church
Womens Guild is hosting a
Holiday Shopping Bazaar. This
one stop shopping event will be
held on Saturday, November
10 from10:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
Vendors spots are still avail-
able; call Nancy 973-263-0380
from 7:00-10:00p.m. weekdays.
This is a fun shopping experi-
ence. We have various vendors,
home-party demonstrators,
crafters and our famous Baked
Goods table. The Womens
Guild will have bracelets for
sale. Breakfast and lunch
refreshments will also be avail-
able for sale. Holiday shopping
all under one roof and best of
all its FREE ADMISSION.
November 18
Griefshare, Surviving the
Holidays, will be held
Sunday, November 18 from 2-
4pm at Jacksonville Chapel,
264 Jacksonville Road,
Lincoln Park. There is no
charge to attend. No matter
what the circumstances, grief
recovery is a painful process
and especially through the
upcoming holidays. If you
have lost a loved one, plan to
attend. Refreshments will be
served. For more information
contact Jacksonville Chapel
visit our website at www.lifeandleisurenj.com
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ANG! The gun
sounds and theyre off!
They make a dash to
finish the school day and get
to their first high school job.
Friday is payday and they
notice the reduction in the
check for taxes and Social
Security with dismay. They
fit in homework, a few
household chores, and back
to school the next day to get
right back to work for the
new week. They make a con-
tribution into their savings
account, go shopping and
spend a couple dollars at the
mall.
They round the first
post running neck-and-neck
into college, where the track
gets a little rough. More time
is necessary for homework
and study, but a job is found
to earn a little money for
some of the pleasures in life
like dating, dancing and a ski
trip. Friday is payday. A con-
tribution is made into their
savings account. Bob is in
the lead!
Theyre into the open field
now, zooming toward their
future. Theyre going on
interviews, learning about
disappointment and yearning
for an opportunity with a
great company where their
fortune can be earned.
Finally, a job is found, but
they are still sending out
resumes, looking for a better
one. Learning the ropes is
the first task, finding nearby
temporary housing is the
next and managing commu-
tation costs another. Friday is
pay day. Bob starts an invest-
ment program to comple-
ment his savings plan and
starts making contributions
to both.
Wow, there is a huge
obstacle on the track, specif-
ically in Bobs lane and
boy is she gorgeous! On no,
hes being derailed ... hes
deviating from the trajectory
... his compass must be bro-
ken ... I think hes in love!
Bob has left the field and is
out of range. Gee, I hope he
can make it back.
Monday morning, amaz-
ingly, Bob is back at work
and on his success track.
Friday is pay day and Bob is
clearly in the lead now. He
has been adding to both his
savings and investment
accounts religiously for years.
But wait, Bob is not alone.
Mary is by his side, as his
wife. The storm clouds are
settling in and the path is
more precarious now. Bob
has gotten a raise; however,
his expenses continue to
increase. Insurance premi-
ums are rising, utility bills are
higher and now Bob and
Mary are buying diapers and
formula. Not to be deterred,
Bob remembers the training
he received from his compe-
tent financial advisor: Bob,
regardless of the expenses
that arise during your life-
time, always remember to
pay yourself first!
And so Bob remembered
and did just that. He added
to the savings account and
his investment account, and
initiated a college accumula-
tion account for his new baby
daughter that is also a retire-
ment plan for her. Bob saw
the field of competition thin-
ning out the farther he trav-
eled in the race.
As the road traveled
became more cluttered with
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November 19
The G.F.W.C. Montville
Womens Club will hold its
monthly meeting on Monday,
November 19 at 7pm at the
Senior House 356 Route 202
(Main Rd), Montville. The
program for the evening will be
presented by Barbara London
of Freedom Home Healthcare
entitled The Family
Caregiver: Finding the
Balance. Refreshments will be
served. Montville Township
Womens Club meetings are
held the third Monday of each
month. New members are wel-
come. For additional or mem-
bership information call Betty
R. at 973-405-0088.
Around the
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obstacles and potholes, Bob
would remind himself of
another brilliant message
spoken to him by his finan-
cial advisor, mentor and
friend: Bob, he said,
Never ever quit. Never take
your eyes off the finish line.
Invest wisely and invest
often, diversify your holdings
and participate in some
investments that offer princi-
pal guarantees and a guaran-
teed lifetime income for you
and Mary both! Most impor-
tantly, Bob, remember the 7
Ps: Proper Prior Planning
Prevents Poor Performance
Period!
Bob remembered his les-
sons and practiced them dili-
gently. It felt like only a few
months had passed when Bob
received his first college
tuition bill for his daughter.
Bob just smiled when he told
Mary that they could simply
write a check for the total
four years of tuition, housing
and books, due to the expert
financial training he
received and practiced
throughout his whole life!
Before long, Bob and
Mary were participating in
their daughters wedding,
paid for effortlessly from his
portfolio, which would also
prove to be the major force
in providing his and Marys
retirement income in concert
with their Social Security
checks and meager pension.
Bob looked back over the
ground he had traveled along
with his peers. The race, as
he had referred to it, was won
by sheer determination, a
complete proactive and flexi-
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of a retirement and estate
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Womens Club has an ongoing
project: comfort pillows for
breast cancer patients. So far,
weve made and donated 6,580
pillows to Morristown Mem-
orial, Chilton Memorial in
Pompton Plains, and Saint
Clare's in Denville and Dover.
A team of club members, sen-
iors, and volunteers from sur-
rounding cities participates in
this worthy project. Even heart
surgery patients have found use
for these comfort pillows,
which are completely washable
and may be used under the seat-
belt after surgery. Chairperson
Alexandria Sarra can be
reached at 973-405-0088. All
monetary donations, used to
purchase polyfill for the pillows,
should be made payable to
MTWC and should indicate
Comfort Pillow in the memo.
Please mail checks to P.O. Box
267, Montville, NJ 07045.
Lincoln Park resident parents
of children turning three to 21
years old (including students
attending non-public schools,
D
entin, as discussed in
the first part of this
series, is a unique
layer of the tooth. It is made
up of tiny tubes (dentinal
tubules) that go from the
inside of the tooth, the nerve
(pulp), to the outside (enam-
el). It is from these tubules
that the tooth has sensitivity.
Various stimuli (sensa-
tions) move the fluid in the
tubules inwardly or outwardly.
The movement of the denti-
nal fluid activates the nerve
endings at the pulp/dentin
junction,which causes the
pain. Anything that increases
fluid movement in the tubules
or softens the dentin
increases sensitivity.
Very strong brushing and
gum recession were two rea-
sons for dentin hypersensitiv-
ity. Gum recession can be
caused by over-brushing,
tooth grinding/clenching
(bruxism), and gum disease.
Poor oral hygiene leads to
many problems. The plaque
(bacteria) left around your
teeth from poor oral hygiene
and infrequent dental clean-
ings produces acids, which
cause decay, gum recession,
and dentin hypersensitivity.
Dental erosion can be
caused by diet, medications,
drugs, dry mouth, reflux, or
stomach acids. This exposes
dentin and can lead to severe
tooth wear when combined
with clenching or grinding.
Read all labels of food and
drinks for contents of harmful
acids, such as citric and ben-
zoic acids. Combing these
with sugar can do irreversible
damage.
Tooth-whitening acts by
applying hydrogen peroxide
in over-the-counter or pre-
scription doses from your den-
tist. It penetrates the enamel
and removes stains. If the
enamel is eroded or
missing,the peroxide can
cause pain. Over tooth-
whitening actually is dehy-
drating (drying out and
removing the fluids in the
tubules) the tooth and can
irreversibly damage the nerve
of the tooth.
This is why I insist on
monitoring all patients who
have their teeth whitened.
There are many products,
especially Colgate ProRelief
toothpaste, and prescription
fluorides that can treat dentin
hypersensitivity.
Part three will deal with
pulp damage to the tooth and
its symptoms, prevention, and
treatment.
Dr. Brusco is a 1980 graduate
of The University of Pennsylva-
nia and has been practicing in
Kinnelon since 1982. Dr. Brus-
cos practice is located at 170
Kinnelon Road, Suite 29A in
Kinnelon. You may reach him
by calling 973-838-5862 or
visiting him on the web at
www.drbrusco.com.
Tooth Sensitivity, Part 2 By Peter Brusco, DMD
Community
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and homeless and migrant chil-
dren who reside in Lincoln
Park): the public schools offer
remedial programs for eligible
children. If your child is experi-
encing physical, sensory, emo-
tional, communication, cogni-
tive, or social difficulties, help
is available. Contact Mrs.
Grace Marinello, supervisor of
special services, at 973-696-
9150 to arrange a meeting with
members of the child study
team. If eligible, an educational
program will be provided at no
charge.
Mothers & More is a not-for-
profit group for both stay-at-
home and working moms. It
features monthly meetings,
playgroups, mom-and-tot out-
ings, mom-night-outs, and
much more. Members are
from Wayne and all surround-
ing towns. Monthly meetings
are on the first Monday of
each month (unless a holiday)
at 7:30p.m. at Our Savior
Lutheran Church, 670
Newark Pompton Tpke. in
Pompton Plains. Prospective
members are always wel-
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Toastmasters provides a sup-
portive environment to
improve public speaking and
leadership skills. We meet the
first Wednesday of each
month at Hollywood
Restaurant & Pizzeria, 376
Fairfield Road in Fairfield
from 7-9p.m. Guests are wel-
comed. For more information,
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10am2pm to stop in, say
hello and grab a complimen-
tary drink or hot-dog. If your
insurance policy is coming up
for renewal, you can also get a
free quote on the spot.
The address is 580 Route
23 North (just past Jackson
Avenue) in Pompton Plains.
Representatives from
MetLife, Progressive, Mercury
Insurance and American
Strategic will be there to
answer any questions about
their insurance plans.
Vendors will have free give-
aways, and you can enter
drawings for gift cards, a TV
and an iPod Touch. No pur-
chase is necessary to enter.
With over 18 years
experience in the insurance
industry, CSI is a full-service
insurance agency offering
both personal and
commercial insurance
plans.
At CSI, we stress
the personalized serv-
ice given to each
client, said Walter
Zem, vice president.
It is our respect for
customers needs and
the service we provide
every client, no mat-
ter their size com-
bined with our acces-
sibility and speed
that set us apart from our
competition, said Jeff
Scafuro, president.
CSI is also an authorized
Snapshot agency, helping
reward drivers with discounts
up to 30 percent off premi-
ums, based solely on their
good driving habits.
The agency officially
opened for business on Sept. 3
after moving from its Oakland
office park location to its cur-
rent home.
CSI is open Mon.Wed.
8am5pm, Thurs. 8am7pm,
Fri. 8am4pm and Sat.
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V
eterans Day is an
annual holiday when
veterans of the
armed forces are honored and
celebrated in the United
States. Many people confuse
Veterans Day with Memorial
Day. While both days honor
members of the armed forces,
theres a distinction between
the two holidays. Memorial
Day, which is celebrated in
May, is a day designated for
remembering servicemen and
servicewomen who died
while serving. Veterans Day,
which is observed in
November, honors all mili-
tary veterans.
The role of the brave
men and women who serve
in the military is an impor-
tant one, and its one that
warrants appreciation and
celebration. The following
are a few easy ways to cele-
brate veterans and their sig-
nificant contribution to our
country this Veterans Day.
Offer your thanks. Serving
in the military can feel like a
thankless job, as those who
have not served might not be
aware of the risks men and
women in the military take
and the sacrifices they must
make to protect our country
and help the less fortunate
across the globe. As a result,
something as simple as saying
Thank you to a current
service member or military
veteran can go a long way.
Veterans know they dont
serve in vain, but its still a
great idea to let them know
how much you appreciate
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their efforts and sacrifices.
Help families of active mil-
itary. Many service members
are currently stationed and
serving overseas, and their
families back home may need
or just appreciate a helping
hand. Invite family members
of active military over for
dinner, offer to do chores like
cutting the grass or shoveling
the driveway when it snows
or help around the house if
something needs fixing. Even
if families of active members
serving overseas appear to be
getting along great, offer your
friendship and let them know
youre there to help should
anything arise.
Visit hospitalized veterans.
Unfortunately, many veter-
ans are hospitalized after suf-
fering an injury during a tour
of duty. These veterans sacri-
ficed their physical well-
being to protect our way of
life, and many spend extend-
ed periods of time in the hos-
pital. Visiting a hospital to
get to know a veteran and
spend some time with him or
her, sharing a few laughs and
thanking them for their serv-
ice, is a great way to cele-
brate the holiday and lift a
veterans spirits at the same
time. Recruit friends and
family members to visit hos-
pitalized veterans as well.
Pay for a veterans night out
on the town. Like many peo-
ple, veterans appreciate an
escape from the daily grind.
Men and women who want
to show their appreciation to
veterans can treat a veteran
to a night out on the town.
Have extra tickets to a ball-
game or play? Donate them
to a local VFW. Or if you see
a veteran out on the town,
offer to pay for his meal.
Thank businesses who sup-
port veterans. Many busi-
nesses show their gratitude to
veterans by offering them
free services on Veterans
Day. When a local business
shows its appreciation to vet-
erans, patronize that business
and let them know you
appreciate their efforts to
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O
besity is a growing
problem in todays
society. Our feline
friends are no exception. The
difference is that they rely on
us to regulate their food and
exercise. Obesity is a condi-
tion that is both preventable
and treatable but requires
some effort and patience. The
rewards are having your cat
live a healthy, happy, and
most importantly longer
life.
Prevention is much easi-
er than taking off the excess
weight once it is there. Just
like people, the name of the
game is diet and exercise. I am
an advocate of keeping your
cat indoors, so this doesnt
mean to start letting it out-
side. Instead, dedicate some
time everyday to play with
your cat. Not only will it pro-
vide exercise, but also stimula-
tion. Two favorite types of
toys are string toys or laser
lights.
The other component of
prevention is diet. First, with
the assistance of your veteri-
narian, an appropriate food
should be chosen. Cats need
different types and amounts of
food during their life stages.
This does not include table
food or excessive amounts of
treats. The biggest mistake is
feeding your cat free choice
that is, just keeping the bowl
full. Some cats regulate their
intake but most will overeat;
therefore its best to provide
food in measured meals.
The most objective way
to tell if your cat is overweight
is to have your veterinarian
assign a body condition score.
Basically two things are
assessed: one, the ribs should
be felt easily with only a slight
amount of fat over them, and
two, look at your cat from
above and from the side at the
area between the last rib and
hind legs; they should have a
definite waist or hourglass
shape.
Overweight cats have
many of the same health risks
as overweight people. One of
the most common complica-
tions of obesity in cats is dia-
betes. One of the early signs
of diabetes are an increase in
thirst or urination. Other
health risks include arthritis,
heart disease, liver disease,
urinary obstruction in males
and skin problems. All these
can contribute to a decreased
quality and length of life.
If your cat is indeed over-
weight, it is time to start a
weight reduction program
now. As we all know, theres
no quick fix for weight loss.
The first step is to have your
cat examined by a veterinari-
an prior to initiating a weight
control program. Since cer-
tain medical conditions can
cause obesity in cats, it must
be determined if there is an
underlying cause or if there
are other conditions present
that could complicate weight
loss. Your veterinarian can
also help you determine a
realistic weight goal. It is
important to understand the
process may take a long time
because even a small amount
of weight loss is a large
percentage of the cats
overall body weight.
Plus, rapid weight loss
in overweight cats is
risky because it can
result in liver disease
called hepatic lipidosis
(fatty liver).
The focus of the weight
loss program is the same as
with prevention: diet and
exercise. There are two main
ways to cut down on calories:
feed less of the food the cat is
currently eating or switch to a
weight reduction diet. Table
scraps also need to be elimi-
nated and treats minimized.
Feeding less may just entail
measuring meals instead of
free choice, but weight loss
foods are usually more success-
ful. Weight loss diets are typ-
ically either low calorie/high
fiber or low carb/high protein.
They can provide reduced
calories and also keep your cat
satisfied so theyre not waking
you up to be fed. Exercise pro-
grams for cats seem more diffi-
cult than those for dogs.
Trying new toys, initiating
playtime and getting the
whole household involved are
important.
All this hard work will
keep your cat happier and
healthier so you can enjoy a
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T
he holiday season is
filled with tradition.
Many families have
their own unique customs,
and those traditions create
lasting memories for adults
and children alike.
One such holiday tradi-
tion is shopping for gifts
for family and
f r i e n d s .
M a n y
p e o p l e
e n j o y
holiday
s h o p -
p i n g ,
anxiously anticipating the
look on their loved ones'
faces when they open their
presents. But holiday shop-
ping is even more enjoyable
for shoppers who can save a
little extra money. The fol-
lowing are a few tips for
shop-
pers who still want to give
the perfect gifts but don't
want to break the bank.
Stop paying for shipping.
Many people now do their
holiday shopping online.
Online shopping can be
more convenient and give
consumers more options. But
some shoppers still shy away
from online retailers for fear
of high shipping costs.
However, some retailers offer
free shipping to consumers
who spend a certain amount
of money. In addition, savvy
shoppers can scour the
Internet for free shipping
codes they can use at check-
out. Some retailers even offer
free shipping during the holi-
day season (last minute pur-
chases might not be eligible)
to entice customers.
Empty your wallet of gift
cards. Gift cards are popular
gifts come the holidays, but
many gift card recipients fail
to use their cards prior to
their expiration dates. Many
cards expire 12 months after
their initial purchase date. If
your wallet is filled with gift
cards you received last holi-
day season, use them to buy
gifts for friends and family
now before they expire.
Make a list. Santa Claus is
renowned for making a list
come the holiday season, and
holiday shoppers should fol-
low his lead. Prior to your
first holiday shopping trip,
make a list that includes the
names of friends and family
to buy for and what you want
to buy for each one of them.
Doing so decreases the
chances you'll forget some-
one and be forced to drive
back to the mall. Reducing
the number of shopping trips
you have to make will con-
serve fuel and save you a sub-
stantial amount of money
and time.
Pay in cash. If you're not a
fan of online shopping, then
use only cash when shopping
at brick-and-mortar stores.
Paying with cash eliminates
the risk of overspending with
credit cards, which will come
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2. Prohibiting abortion except where it is necessary to prevent the death of the mother.
3. Amending the United States Constitution to dene marriage as only the union of
one man and one woman.
4. Permitting healthcare professionals to opt out of performing procedures that
violate their moral or religious beliefs.
5. Amending the U.S. Constitution to require Congress to balance the federal
budget.
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federal immigration laws.
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provide abortions.
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9. Allowing parents to use tax credits, money follow the child certicates, or
educational savings accounts to enable children to attend any public or
private school.
10. Setting a government cap on carbon emissions, requiring companies to buy
emissions credits, and allowing them to trade any leftover credits (called cap
and trade).
11. Using a prospective federal judges ability to empathize with particular societal
groups as a criterion for their nomination.
12. Using human embryonic stem cells for research purposes.
13. Repealing the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which states that for
federal purposes marriage is the union of one man and one woman and declares
states do not have to recognize same-sex marriage that is passed in other states.
14. Enforcing federal laws vigorously against obscene hardcore pornography.
15. Amending the federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act to place further
restrictions on the establishment and expansion of gambling by Indian tribes in
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been cleaned well of its pulp
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flesh that is inside. Rub the
inside walls of the pumpkin
with oil to keep them from dry-
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with your food of choice.
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from a pumpkin can be used in
all types of recipes, from soups
to baked goods. The puree also
can replace the oil in cake
recipes. Cut the pumpkin and
scoop out the seeds and stringy
membranes. Then place it cut-
side-down in a pan with a little
water in the bottom. Bake at
350 F for around 90 minutes.
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and easily removable. Blend
the resulting puree in a food
processor and reserve flesh for
recipes. Some pumpkins are
sweeter or better to use as part
of recipes. Check the variety
youre purchasing.
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when it begins to change color.
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ago, many homeowners remain
wary about selling their home
to try to move up to something
bigger and better. The National
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to stay put in their homes and
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Borrow against a retirement
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the interest is being paid back
to you, they might be a good
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