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residents Day is an
American holiday that is
celebrated each year on the
third Monday in February. School
children typically get the day off
from school and many profession-
als also get the day off from work.
Established in 1800,
Presidents Day once went by a
different name. Known as
Washingtons Birthday, which is
still the legal name of the holiday,
this day was meant to celebrate
the first President of the United
States, George Washington,
whose birthday was February 22.
Congress declared that day a fed-
eral holiday more than 200 years
ago, and eventually the holiday
grew to become a celebration of
President Abraham Lincoln, who
was born on February 12, as well.
The holiday is now a celebration
of the lives and accomplishments
of every U.S. president.
Few Americans would be
hard-pressed to identify George
Washingtons visage, which is
depicted on some American cur-
rency, including the $1 bill. Born
in 1732 to Virginia planters,
Washingtons interests included
western expansion, which he was
able to take part as a teenager,
helping to survey the Shenandoah
lands at the age of 16.
Washington was also interested in
military arts, and he was commis-
sioned a lieutenant colonel in
1754, eventually playing a role in
what became the French and
Indian War.
In 1759, Washington was
serving in the Virginia House of
Burgesses, an assembly of elected
representatives of the English
colonies in North America.
Growing frustrated with, and feel-
ing exploited by, British regula-
tions, Washington voiced his
resistance to restrictions placed
on colonists, who were moving
toward what would become the
American Revolution.
At the Second Continental
Congress, which assembled in
1775, Washington was elected
Commander-in-Chief of the
Continental Army, taking com-
mand of troops at Cambridge,
Massachusetts on July 3, 1775.
Under Washingtons com-
mand, the Continental Army
would ultimately succeed, win-
ning the colonists their independ-
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MAR 7
St. Anthonys Columbiettes are having
their Annual Tricky Tray on Friday,
March 7. It will be held at the Parish
Center, 57 Bartholdi Ave, Butler. Doors
open: 6pm. Auction starts: 7:30pm.
$15.00 per person (Includes: paper
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Teen Volunteers. Are you interested in
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a childrens afterschool program? Contact
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Calvary Gospel Church, 1559 Hamburg
Tpk, Wayne. Services; 10am-worship
Service; 11am-coffee and bagels;
11:30am-Sunday School. Other activities;
Brick-every second Saturday of the
month at 6pm for 18-30 yr olds;
Depression Support Group-every 2nd and
4th Sunday evenings at 6pm; Floor
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every Tuesday at 7pm. Please call 973-
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The Unorthodox Wood Carving Club is
now excepting new members. We are a
small group of woodcarvers with interests
in carving duck decoys, birds, and all
other types of wood carving designs.
Some power equipment available for
use. Please stop by Pompton Mill Works
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Whether you are still suffering from the
bleak memories of war or have resolved
to put it all behind you, Point Man
Ministries is for you. Point Man is a
Christian ministry dedicated to helping
veterans find peace with themselves and
the world around them. If you are doing
fine after the war, thats fantastic but
dont forget about your buddies who are
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Call Barry Jensen at 973-809-9665.
Point Man Ministries meets the first
Thursday of every month from 7:30-
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The Pompton Lakes Republican Club
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third Thursday of each month at the VFW
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first, third and fifth Thursdays of each
month at St. Marys Church 17 Pompton
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These are some of my
financial predictions
for 2014?
By Mark Charnet
the general population will
go up as will the weight of
personal debt; that too will go
up in 2014. The amount of
time to secure a good paying
job will go up. Government
debt at all levels will contin-
ue to go up. The national
divorce rate will continue to
go up. I am sorry to predict
that the suicide rate might
also go up. Crime rates will go
up. Underemployment will
go up. Unemployment will go
up because the federal gov-
ernment doesnt accurately
report the count. The illegal
immigrant population will
continue to go up as the gov-
ernment has done nothing to
stem the tide of border
invaders. The amount of
company pension plan fail-
ures will go up too because
most are grossly underfunded.
The same may be said for
local government pension
plans for the same reason.
The amount of people apply-
ing for Social Security will go
up as 10,000 people a day
turn 65 in America. The sale
of drugs necessary to cope
with anxiety and stress will
definitely go up. And life
expectancy will go up; might
you run out of money before
you run out of life?
What will NOT go up?
Cost of living increases
on pensions and Social
Security will NOT go up.
Most peoples salaries will
NOT go up. Vacation time,
free time and time spent with
family will NOT go up.
Peoples savings and invest-
ment contributions, in gener-
al will NOT go up. Standard
of living will NOT go up. Job
creation will most likely
NOT go up either, squelched
by the Obamacare doctrine.
raises, bonuses and perks will
NOT go up as companies are
trying to regroup, rethink and
retool their businesses to be
more competitive and to
demonstrate bigger and fatter
profits to their shareholders
after a lackluster few years of
stock market performance.
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about this?
My advice is that you
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D
entin, as dis-
cussed in the
first part of this
series, is a unique layer
of the tooth. It is made
up of tiny tubes (denti-
nal 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
(sensations) move the
fluid in the tubules
inwardly or outwardly.
The movement of the
dentinal 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 hypersensitivi-
ty. 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 benzoic
acids. Combing these
with sugar can do irre-
versible damage.
Tooth-whi teni ng
acts by applying hydro-
gen peroxide in over-
the-counter or pre-
scription doses from
your dentist. It pene-
trates 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.
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income, reduce spending, sell
off items that arent being
used around the house, all to
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7.Design your retirement
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you and your spouse that will
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Many are resistant to treatment
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are some coping strategies for
you and your loved one:
1.Recognize that depression is
an illness. Family members
should be aware of the disabili-
ty that depression can cause
and should avoid making
depressed parents or relatives
feel guilty by telling them to get
out more or pull themselves up
by the bootstraps. Depression is
an illness and can become quite
debilitating if left untreated.
2.Dont dismiss symptoms. If
your loved one is not eating for
more than a few days, or loses
interest in activities they used
to love for more than two
weeks, it could be signs of
depression. Unexplained cry-
ing, sadness that lasts for
extended periods and social
withdrawal are other signs.
3.Talk about how they feel.
Instead of plunging directly
into a tough discussion about
treatment, try asking whats
going on. Ive noticed you
havent been sleeping well. Or
You seem so sad lately. You
dont seem like yourself. Using
gentle probing will not instant-
ly put the elder on the defen-
sive.
4.Allow them to remain inde-
pendent. Do not take over
doing tasks for them that they-
can do for themselves. Doing
things for a depressed person
only reinforces their perception
that they are worthless and
incapable.
5.Seek professional help. If
they are resistant to help, tell
their doctor your concerns and
behaviors youve noticed.
Older people are sometimes
less resistant and more willing
to listen to a doctor.
6.Be involved in the treat-
ment. Get your relative to go
on outings with you or go back
to an activity that he or she
once enjoyed. Encourage them
to be active and busy, but not
to take on too much at one
time.
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co-friendly lifestyles
arent just for adults.
Encouraging kids to go
green at a young age can set
them up for a lifetime of mak-
ing decisions with the envi-
ronment in mind. The follow-
ing are just a few ways parents
can impart a sense of respon-
sibility to the environment on
their youngsters.
Lead by example. Many kids
try to mimic their parents
behaviors, and moms and
dads can take advantage of
that by making sure kids see
them as they recycle, con-
serve water or make other
eco-conscious choices. If kids
want to know why youre sep-
arating trash or opting for tap
water over bottled water,
explain to them the positive
impact that such behaviors
can have on the health of the
planet.
Encourage eco-friendly hob-
bies. Todays youngsters have
a host of technology at their
disposal, and parents know
full well that such access can
be both good and bad. While
technology can enhance
learning in the classroom and
beyond, gaming systems and
other electronic devices have
made it easy for kids to forgo
outdoor activities in favor of
more sedentary hobbies.
Many medical researchers
believe that such hobbies are
contributing to higher rates of
childhood obesity. But they
also can harm the environ-
ment. Gaming systems,
whether played on televi-
sions, computers or handheld
devices, use a substantial
amount of energy. Parents
who encourage more eco-
friendly activities, such as
reading or playing outside,
can get the best of both
worlds, as kids will be getting
out and about and embracing
activities that dont harm the
planet.
Ride bicycles more often.
Reducing fuel consumption is
one of the most effective ways
to reduce your carbon foot-
print, and even though kids
cant drive, that doesnt mean
they cant pitch in to con-
serve fuel. Children who
attend school close to home
can ride their bikes rather
than taking the bus or hitch-
ing a ride with mom or dad.
Explain to youngsters the
impact that such a choice can
have on the environment,
and ride bikes with your kids
whenever possible, be it on
trips to the park or to visit
friends and family members.
Many kids love to ride their
bikes, and they might like it
even more if they understand
the positive impact that such
a hobby is having on their
planet.
Teach kids to reuse products.
Waste is a significant environ-
mental issue, but reusing prod-
ucts is a great way to cut back
on waste. Items that would
once be tossed into the trash
after serving their purpose can
be repurposed when tackling
projects around the house,
and kids can get in on the act,
too. Rather than purchasing
store-bought decorations for
holidays like Halloween or
Chanukah and Christmas,
reuse old products to craft
homemade decorations.
Birthday gifts or items
exchanged during the holi-
days can be wrapped in old
newspaper instead of store-
bought wrapping paper. Many
products that would otherwise
be discarded can be reused,
and kids might enjoy finding
new ways to make use of old
items.
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wning a pet is often a
rewarding responsi-
bility. Pets make for
loyal friends, and for every
late night walk in the cold pet
owners must endure, their pets
repay those gestures in spades.
While the greatest
responsibility pet owners have
to their pets is to ensure their
furry friends live as comfort-
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sible, pet owners also have a
responsibility to the planet.
Eco-conscious pet ownership
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stantial impact on the envi-
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owners to care for their pets
and protect the planet at the
same time.
Say so long to plastic
bags. Picking up pet waste is
arguably the worst part of
owning a pet, and some pet
owners simply want to pick up
the waste without giving it a
second thought. But how pet
owners pick up their pets
waste can impact the environ-
ment. Using plastic grocery
bags leftover from trips to the
store is bad for the planet, as
research has shown that such
bags can take as long as 1,000
years to degrade. That means
that plastic bag full of pet
waste might still be around
come the dawn of the next
millennium. Instead of using
plastic bags to pick up their
pets waste, pet owners can use
biodegradable waste bags
made from materials other
than plastic. Such bags might
not make the task of picking
up pet waste more enjoyable,
but they are certainly more
eco-friendly, taking far less
time to degrade than plastic
bags.
Embrace organic pet
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eliminating the buildup of
residues of chemical additives,
pesticides, fertilizers and her-
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have been shown to have an
adverse effect on pet health.
In addition, a study funded by
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more antioxidants than non-
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ic pet foods. Organic pet foods
also are produced without the
use of conventional pesticides
or artificial fertilizers, benefit-
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Before altering their pets
diets, pet owners should con-
sult their veterinarian for
advice and tips on how to
make the transition from tra-
ditional foods to organic alter-
natives as smooth as possible.
Look for products made
from recycled materials. More
and more pet products are
being made from recycled
materials, and pet owners can
encourage manufacturers to
keep that trend going strong
by purchasing such products
whenever the opportunity to
do so presents itself. Leashes,
bowls, toys and scratching
posts for cats are just a
few of the many pet
products made from
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Before buying pet prod-
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materials.
Clean green. Like their
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need to bathe. While they
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their owners, pets such as cats
and dogs need to be sham-
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are laced with chemicals, and
such ingredients can have an
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while also harming the envi-
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S
ince the economic
downturn that began in
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women have placed a greater
emphasis on saving money.
Downsizing a home or trading
in that gas guzzler in the drive-
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For those who want to try
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Tortellini di Coda di Bue
(Oxtail Tortellini)
Makes 6 to 8 servings
2 pounds oxtail pieces or short
ribs, well trimmed and patted
dry with paper towels
Sea salt and freshly ground
black pepper
cup canola or vegetable oil
1 small yellow onion, chopped
1 small carrot, peeled and
chopped
1 small rib celery, trimmed
and chopped
1-14.5 ounce can peeled
crushed tomatoes, preferably
from the San Marzano region
1 clove garlic, crushed
1 sprig fresh thyme
1 bay leaf
2 cups hearty red wine, such as
Sangiovese or Barbera
2 cups canned low-sodium
stock
cup freshly grated
Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese,
plus cheese for sprinkling
1 large egg, beaten
1 pound store-bought pasta
sheets
2 tablespoons unsalted
butter
4 fresh sage leaves
Season the meat liberally
with salt and pepper. In a
large deep pot or Dutch
oven, heat the oil over
high heat until almost
smoking. Add the oxtails
in a single layer, always
keeping the oil hot
enough to sizzle as the
pieces are added. Brown
on all sides, 15 to 20 min-
utes, turning to color evenly.
Remove the pieces with a slot-
ted spoon and drain in a
colander. Do this in batches, if
necessary, so the pieces are
not crowded.
Meanwhile, preheat the
oven to 400 F.
Discard all but 2 table-
spoons of fat from the pot. Stir
in the onion, carrot and celery
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and cook over medium-high
heat, stirring constantly, until
lightly colored, 5 to 6 minutes.
Add the tomatoes, garlic,
thyme, and bay leaf, stirring to
incorporate all the browned
bits in the pot, and cook for 2
to 3 minutes longer. Pour in
the red wine, bring to a boil,
and cook for 20 minutes or
until the liquid has reduced by
half. Then stir in the stock.
Return the meat to the
pot. Bring the liquid to a sim-
mer, cover, and transfer the
pot to the oven for 1 to 2
hours, or until the meat is
completely tender when
pierced with a fork. With a
slotted spoon, lift the pieces
from the sauce and put them
on a sheet pan to cool.
Using a slotted spoon,
remove about cup of the
vegetables and tomatoes from
the pan and set aside. Pour the
remaining sauce through a
fine strainer into a clean pan,
pressing to extract as much
liquid as possible. The sauce
should be thick and rich.
Pick the meat off the
bones, chop into small pieces,
and put in a large bowl.
Combine the meat with the
cheese, add the egg, season
with salt and pepper, and stir
to blend.
Puree the reserved veg-
etables in a food processor and
stir them into the meat mix-
ture. Set aside. If making the
sauce ahead, cover and refrig-
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minute, then add the tortelli-
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among 8 large plates, drizzle
with the sauce, sprinkle with
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As a former business
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and has been a top producer in
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My clients come first.
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