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Presidents Day is an

American holiday that is

celebrated each year on the

third Monday in February. Schoolchildren 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 celebratethe 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 inmilitary 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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FEB 21

Huge community garage sale onFriday, February 21 to Sunday, February23 from 9am-3pm at the PackanackLake Clubhouse, 52 Lake Drive West inWayne; brought to you by the

Packanack Mothers Club which use theirfunds to help families and charitiesthroughout the year. Shop early for best

selection of toys, appliances, householditems, electronics, games, books,movies, sporting goods, jewelry and

much more. Packanack Lake Clubhouse52 Lake Drive West in Wayne.

The Chabad Center of Passaic Countywill be hosting an Italian style Shabbatdinner for the community on Friday,February 21 at 6pm. Join us at TheChabad Center, located at 194 RatzerRoad, as we enjoy a homemade, Italianstyle dinner, along with songs and per-formances led by our Girls HebrewSchool class. For more info or toRSVP please contact Chani at973-694-6274 or email: [email protected].

FEB 22

Wayne Elks 2181 will host Good Times

-Then and Now dinner danceon Saturday, February 22 at 7.30pm.

Music by Johnny NB and Barb featuredat the Paris Inn. Menu by Chef BobFisher. Donation- $30.00. Call Joyce at973 956 8956 for reservation.

MAR 5

Wayne Elks 2181 presents fish andchips night on Wednesday, March 5 serv-ing 5:30-7:30pm. Eat in or take out.Adults $10.00 in advance; $12.00 at thedoor; children under 12 $5.00; includesfish, chips, coleslaw, dessert, coffee and

tea. Join us for the perfect AshWednesday meal. Call Joyce at 973-956-8956 for reservations.

MAR 8

Wayne Elks 2181 will hold a St Patricks

Day dinner dance on Saturday, March 8music by DJ Lou Nader menu by Chef BobFisher donation $30.00 chaired by KathyPayne for reservation call Joyce and 973-

956-8956.

MAR 13

Immaculate Heart of Marys AnnualLaughs for Ladies Tricky Tray and ComedyShow will be held on Thursday, March 13 atthe Westmount Country Club in WoodlandPark. Tickets are on sale now! Tickets are

$60 and include dinner, a comedy showstarring Patty Rosborough, and a freesheet of regular basket tickets. Doors openat 5:30pm. Hot butlered hors douerves!Bring a friend or two and have a greattime. Tickets are on sale in the school

office. For info and tickets, call the schooloffice at 973-694-1225 or the Rectory at973-694-3400.

MAR 15

The Knights of Columbus from

Immaculate Heart of Mary Church will hosta St. Patricks Day Family Dinner-Dance onSaturday, March 15 at 6:30pm at the IHM

School Gym on Ratzer Road, Wayne. Thefun evening will include appetizers, a full

corn beef dinner with beverages andentertainment from Pipers and StepDancers. Donation is adults- $42; childrenunder 12- $22. The proceeds will be usedfor charities supported by the K of C.Tickets may be obtained by calling theparish office at 973-694-3400 between10am-4pm.Celebrate Purim at Shomrei Torah, 30

Hinchman Avenue, Wayne, on Saturdayevening, March 15. Megillah readingbegins at 7:45pm, followed by a Passover

wine tasting and dessert Reception spon-sored by the Mens Club. Continue the joy-ful evening with an original Purim Spielproduction of Hang on Hamen, theAdventure at 9:30pm. Suggested dona-tion: $18. For information or to r.s.v.p.:[email protected].

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The Wayne Valley High School Springcraft show will be held on Sunday, March16 from 10am- 5pm. The school is located

at 551 Valley Rd. The show will be spon-sored by Project Graduation and promotedby P.J.s Promotions. Over 100 quality

exhibitors from four states will be partici-

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tography. Admission is $3.00. For furtherinformation please go to www.pjspromo-tions.com or call 201-666-1340.

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Wayne Elks 2181 auxiliary will holdBunco night on Friday, March 21. Doorsopen at 6:15pm; games begin at7pm. Donation of $7.00 includes lots offun prizes coffee tea dessert. Call Joyce at973- 956-8956.

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Property taxes are going

up. State income taxes

are going up. Federal

income taxes are going up.

Obamacare taxes are going

up. Sales taxes are going up.

Unemployment taxes are

going up. Health insurance

premiums are going up. Auto

insurance premiums are

going up. Food prices are

going up. Social Security

taxes are going up. Medicare

taxes are going up.

Investment income taxes are

going up. Inflation is going

up. Fuel prices are going up.

Cost of an education is going

up. Cost of internet services

are going up. Technology

prices are going up to

include, televisions, cell

phones, computers and the

cost of services enabling you

to use your technology driv-

en commodities are all goingup. Entertainment ticket

prices are all going up.

Airfare is going up. Tolls are

going up. Building materials

are going up. Postal rates will

be going up again. Cost of

transportation is going up,

i.e. cab fare, busses and

trains. Raw materials will be

going up as well as trucking

and shipping costs will go up.

Storage fees, retail prices forboth goods and services, will

be going up. Corporate taxes

are going up. Household util-

ity bills will go up. The

amount of time people will

be working per week and

how long they will work

beyond what used to be

called the normal retire-

ment age, will go up too.

The blood pressure of

the general population will

go up as will the weight ofpersonal debt; that too will

go up in 2014. The amount

of time to secure a good pay-

ing job will go up.

Government debt at all lev-

els will continue to go up.

The national di-vorce rate

will continue to go up. I am

sorry to predict that the sui-

cide rate might also go up.

Crime rates will go up.

Underemployment will goup. 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 ofcompany pension plan fail-

ures will go up too because

most are grossly underfund-

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local government pension

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The amount of people apply-

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up as 10,000 people a day

turn 65 in America. The sale

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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 gen-

eral 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 demon-

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lackluster few years of stock

market performance.

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ence from British rule.

In 1787, Washington

presided over the Constitu-

tional Convention in

Philadelphia, where the newConstitution was ratified.

Within two years Washington

was unanimously elected as

the first President of the

United States.

Though the current two-

term limit was not law at the

end of Washingtons second

term, he chose to retire from

the Presidency anyway, leav-

ing office in 1797. He would

retire to his Virginia home atMount Vernon, where he still

engaged in various business

dealings. Within three years of

his retirement, however,

Washington would fall ill of a

throat infection that ultimate-

ly took his life on December

14, 1799.

In addition to providingthe inspiration for Presidents

Day, Washingtons legacy is

that of a hero who led an army

of colonists to a victory over a

dominant empire.

The Washington Monu-

ment and Mount Rushmore

are two of the more notable

monuments honoring the first

President of the United States.

In addition, the nations capi-

tal of Washington, D.C. is sonamed in honor of George

Washington.


Dentin, as dis-

cussed in the

first part of this

series, is a unique layer

of the tooth. It is madeup 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 becaused 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 becaused by diet, medications,

drugs, dry mouth, reflux, or

stomach acids. This

exposes dentin and can

lead to severe tooth

wear when combined

with clenching orgrinding. 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-whitening

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 withpulp damage to the tooth and

its symptoms, prevention, and

treatment.

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bility 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, conserve water

or make other eco-conscious

choices. If kids want to know

why youre separating trash or

opting for tap water over bot-

tled water, explain to them

the positive impact that suchbehaviors can have on the

health of the planet.

Encourage eco-friendly hob-

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full well that such access can

be both good and bad. Whiletechnology 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.

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Getting kids to go

green

contributing to higher rates of

childhood obesity. But they

also can harm the environ-

ment. Gaming systems,

whether played on televisions,

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 conserve

fuel. Children who attend

school close to home can ride

their bikes rather than taking

the bus or hitching 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 possi-

ble, 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 holi-days like Halloween or

Chanukah and Christmas,

reuse old products to craft

homemade decorations.

Birthday gifts or items

exchanged during the holidays

can be wrapped in old newspa-

per instead of store-bought

wrapping paper. Many prod-

ucts that would otherwise be

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Presidents George

Washington and

Abraham Lincoln

both made their marks

on American history, so

much so that every year

Americans celebrate

their birth and influence

with Presidents Day.

Washington may

have been the countrys

first president, but

Lincoln is perhaps more

frequently celebrated for

his profound efforts to

abolish slavery. He is best

known for presiding over

the United States during

the Civil War and sign-

ing the Emancipation

Proclamation, which lib-

erated slaves across the

country. While much is

widely known about

Lincoln and his life, there are

some lesser-known tidbits that

only historians or history buffs

seem to know. In honor of his

birthday, here are 13 facts

about the man that arent as

widely known.

1.Towering over others at a

height of 6 feet 4 inches tall,

Lincoln remains the tallest

president to hold office. It is

likely his stature helped to

present an air of

authority during his

presidency.

2.Lincoln had two

romantic interests

before he married

Mary Todd in 1842.

Lincoln was in a rela-

tionship with Ann

Rutledge, who died of

typhoid fever. He also

courted Mary Owens

for some time before

they ended their rela-

tionship.

3.Lincoln was notori-

ously messy. His law

office was often clut-

tered, much to the

chagrin of his partner

William Herndon. It

is said Lincoln kept an

envelope on his desk

marked, When you

cant find it anywhere else,

look into this.

4.Lincoln was the first presi-

dent to be photographed at

his inauguration. His future

assassin, John Wilkes Booth,

can be seen in a photo stand-

ing close to the president.

5.In 1849, Lincoln obtained

Patent No. 6,469 for a device

that was designed to lift and

keep boats afloat when they

passed over a sandbar or

entered shallow water.

Lincoln served as a ferry oper-

ator and flatboat pilot prior to

entering politics.

6.Lincoln took his dreams

seriously.Before his election to

the presidency, Lincoln said

he was startled by a vision of a

double image of himself. The

second image was pale,

according to accounts. His

wife was led to believe the

vision meant Lincoln would

be elected to two terms as

president and die during the

second.

7.Lincolns beard is almost as

famous as the man. He was

urged by advisors to grow a

beard during his first term to

soften some of his harsh fea-

tures.

8.Lincoln was born to Thomas

Lincoln and Nancy Hanks.

Actor Tom Hanks is a distant

relative of the former president.

9.Despite his stature, Lincoln

apparently had a high-pitched

voice and not a deep timbre.

10.Lincoln wore a size 14

shoe.

11.According to reports by his

personal secretary John Hay,

Lincoln would sometimes

pace the White House

because of insomnia. He

would keep Hay up with

funny stories or with readings

of Shakespeare.

12.Lincoln accepted a chal-

lenge to a duel with James

Shields, a state auditor.

Lincoln chose a broadsword as

the weapon, but Shields

decided to work through his

differences with Lincoln ami-

cably rather than face him in

the duel.

13.The contents of Lincolns

pockets on the night he was

killed were not revealed until

February 12, 1976.

Little-known facts about Abraham Lincoln

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The elderly are at risk

for depression and are

underserved by the

mental health profession.

Many are resistant to treat-

ment because they equate

depression with weakness or

death. Here are some coping

strategies for you and your

loved one:

1.Recognize that depression is

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should be aware of the disabil-

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for more than a few days, or

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used to love for more than

two weeks, it could

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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

instantly put the elder on the

defensive.

4.Allow them to remain inde-

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doing tasks for them that they

can do for themselves. Doing

things for a depressed person

only reinforces their percep-

tion that they are worthless

and incapable.

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Owning 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.

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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

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come the dawn of the next

millennium. Instead of using

plastic bags to pick up their

pets waste, pet owners can use

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Embrace organic pet

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residues of chemical additives,

pesticides, fertilizers and her-

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Italian cuisine is beloved

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(Oxtail Tortellini)

Makes 6 to 8 servings

2 pounds oxtail pieces or

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Sea salt and freshly ground

black pepper

cup canola or vegetable oil

1 small yellow onion,chopped

1 small carrot, peeled and

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1 small rib celery, trimmedand chopped

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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 stirto 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-

erate for up to 5 days.

On a lightly floured work

surface, use a sharp knife orpizza cutter and ruler to trim

the sheets of pasta into 6- x

18-inch rectangles. Cut each

rectangle into twelve 3-inch

squares. As you work with one

sheet, cover the remaining

pasta with a clean cloth or

plastic. In the end, you should

have 54 three-inch squares.

Line a baking sheet with

parchment and dust lightly

with cornmeal or flour.Spoon about teaspoon

of filling in the center of each

square. Mist the pasta lightly

with water, cover with anoth-

er pasta square, and press the

pasta with your fingertips to

seal the filling inside, making

sure to press out all of the air.

Trim the edges with a zigzag

pasta wheel. Transfer to the

baking sheet and set aside in acool, dry spot. Once the

tortellini are filled, they may

be refrigerated for up to 1 day

or put them into large reseal-

able plastic bags, squeeze out

the excess air, and freeze

immediately for up to 2 weeks.

Bring a large pot of salted

water to a boil. Stir in the

tortellini. After they rise to

the surface, cook for 1 minute

longer, then remove with aslotted spoon and transfer to a

large bowl. Drain any water

that accumulates at the bot-

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