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Presidents Day is anAmerican holiday that iscelebrated each year on thethird 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 asWashingtons Birthday, which isstill the legal name of the holiday,

this day was meant to celebratethe first President of the UnitedStates, George Washington,whose birthday was February 22.Congress declared that day a fed-eral holiday more than 200 years

ago, and eventually the holidaygrew to become a celebration of President Abraham Lincoln, whowas born on February 12, as well.The holiday is now a celebrationof the lives and accomplishments

of every U.S. president.Few Americans would behard-pressed to identify GeorgeWashingtons visage, which isdepicted on some American cur-rency, including the $1 bill. Bornin 1732 to Virginia planters,Washingtons interests includedwestern expansion, which he wasable to take part as a teenager,helping to survey the Shenandoahlands at the age of 16.

Washington was also interested inmilitary arts, and he was commis-sioned a lieutenant colonel in1754, eventually playing a role inwhat became the French andIndian War.

In 1759, Washington wasserving in the Virginia House of Burgesses, an assembly of electedrepresentatives of the Englishcolonies in North America.Growing frustrated with, and feel-

ing exploited by, British regula-tions, Washington voiced hisresistance to restrictions placedon colonists, who were movingtoward what would become theAmerican Revolution.

At the Second ContinentalCongress, which assembled in1775, Washington was electedCommander-in-Chief of theContinental Army, taking com-mand of troops at Cambridge,

Massachusetts on July 3, 1775.Under Washingtons com-mand, the Continental Armywould ultimately succeed, win-ning the colonists their independ-

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Property taxes are goingup. State income taxesare going up. Federalincome taxes are going up.Obamacare taxes are goingup. Sales taxes are going up.Unemployment taxes aregoing up. Health insurancepremiums are going up. Autoinsurance premiums are

going up. Food prices aregoing up. Social Securitytaxes are going up. Medicaretaxes are going up.Investment income taxes aregoing up. Inflation is goingup. Fuel prices are going up.Cost of an education is goingup. Cost of internet servicesare going up. Technologyprices are going up toinclude, televisions, cell

phones, computers and thecost of services enabling youto use your technology driv-

en commodities are all goingup. Entertainment ticketprices are all going up.Airfare is going up. Tolls aregoing up. Building materialsare going up. Postal rates willbe going up again. Cost of transportation is going up,i.e. cab fare, busses andtrains. Raw materials will be

going up as well as truckingand shipping costs will go up.Storage fees, retail prices forboth goods and services, willbe going up. Corporate taxesare going up. Household util-ity bills will go up. Theamount of time people willbe working per week andhow long they will workbeyond what used to becalled the normal retire-

ment age, will go up too.The blood pressure of the general population will

go up as will the weight of personal debt; that too willgo up in 2014. The amountof time to secure a good pay-

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The national divorce ratewill continue to go up. I amsorry 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 accuratelyreport the count. The illegalimmigrant population willcontinue to go up as the gov-ernment has done nothing tostem the tide of borderinvaders. The amount of company pension plan fail-ures will go up too because

most are grossly underfund-ed. The same may be said forlocal government pensionplans for the same reason.The amount of people apply-ing for Social Security will goup as 10,000 people a dayturn 65 in America. The saleof drugs necessary to copewith anxiety and stress willdefinitely go up. And lifeexpectancy will go up; might

you run out of money beforeyou run out of life?What will NOT go up?

Cost of living increaseson pensions and SocialSecurity will NOT go up.Most peoples salaries will

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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 Washingtonwas unanimously elected as

the first President of theUnited States.

Though the current two-term limit was not law at theend of Washingtons secondterm, he chose to retire fromthe Presidency anyway, leav-ing office in 1797. He wouldretire to his Virginia home at

Mount Vernon, where he stillengaged in various businessdealings. Within three years of

his retirement, however,Washington would fall ill of athroat infection that ultimate-ly took his life on December14, 1799.

In addition to providingthe inspiration for PresidentsDay, Washingtons legacy isthat of a hero who led an army

of colonists to a victory over adominant empire.

The Washington Monu-ment and Mount Rushmoreare two of the more notablemonuments honoring the firstPresident of the United States.In addition, the nations capi-tal of Washington, D.C. is so

named in honor of GeorgeWashington.

Dentin, as dis-cussed in thefirst part of thisseries, is a unique layer

of the tooth. It is madeup of tiny tubes (denti-nal tubules) that gofrom the inside of thetooth, the nerve (pulp),to the outside (enam-el). It is from thesetubules that the toothhas sensitivity.

Various stimuli(sensations) move thefluid in the tubules

inwardly or outwardly.The movement of thedentinal fluid activatesthe nerve endings at thepulp/dentin junction,whichcauses the pain. Anythingthat increases fluid movementin the tubules or softens thedentin increases sensitivity.

Very strong brushing andgum 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 tomany problems. The plaque(bacteria) left around yourteeth from poor oral hygieneand infrequent dental clean-ings produces acids, whichcause decay, gum recession,and dentin hypersensitivity.

Dental erosion can becaused by diet, medications,drugs, dry mouth, reflux, or

stomach acids. Thisexposes dentin and canlead to severe toothwear when combined

with clenching orgrinding. Read alllabels of food anddrinks for contents of harmful acids, such ascitric and benzoicacids. Combing thesewith sugar can do irre-versible damage.

Tooth-whiteningacts by applying hydro-gen peroxide in over-

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of the tooth.This is why I insist onmonitoring all patients who

have their teeth whitened.There are many products,especially Colgate ProRelief toothpaste, and prescriptionfluorides that can treat dentinhypersensitivity.

Part three will deal withpulp damage to the tooth andits symptoms, prevention, andtreatment.

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sions, computers or handhelddevices, use a substantialamount of energy. Parentswho encourage more eco-friendly activities, such asreading or playing outside,can get the best of bothworlds, as kids will be gettingout and about and embracingactivities that dont harm theplanet.Ride bicycles more often.

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print, and even though kidscant drive, that doesnt meanthey cant pitch in to con-serve fuel. Children whoattend school close to homecan ride their bikes ratherthan taking the bus or hitch-ing a ride with mom or dad.Explain to youngsters theimpact that such a choice canhave on the environment,and ride bikes with your kidswhenever possible, be it ontrips to the park or to visitfriends and family members.Many kids love to ride theirbikes, and they might like iteven more if they understandthe positive impact that sucha hobby is having on theirplanet.Teach kids to reuse products.Waste is a significant environ-mental issue, but reusing prod-

ucts is a great way to cut backon waste. Items that wouldonce be tossed into the trashafter serving their purpose canbe repurposed when tacklingprojects around the house,and kids can get in on the act,too. Rather than purchasingstore-bought decorations forholidays like Halloween orChanukah and Christmas,reuse old products to crafthomemade decorations.Birthday gifts or itemsexchanged during the holi-days can be wrapped in oldnewspaper instead of store-bought wrapping paper. Manyproducts that would otherwisebe discarded can be reused,and kids might enjoy findingnew ways to make use of olditems.

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O wning a pet is often arewarding responsi-bility. Pets make forloyal friends, and for everylate night walk in the cold petowners must endure, their petsrepay those gestures in spades.

While the greatestresponsibility pet owners haveto their pets is to ensure theirfurry friends live as comfort-ably and healthily a life as pos-sible, pet owners also have aresponsibility to the planet.Eco-conscious pet ownershipcan have a positive and sub-stantial impact on the envi-ronment, and the followingare a few simple ways for petowners to care for their petsand protect the planet at thesame time.

Say so long to plasticbags. Picking up pet waste isarguably the worst part of owning a pet, and some petowners simply want to pick upthe waste without giving it asecond thought. But how petowners pick up their petswaste can impact the environ-

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Embrace organic petfoods. Pet foods have evolvedconsiderably over the last sev-eral decades, and pet ownersnow have more healthyoptions at their disposal.Organic pet foods make forhealthier alternatives for pets,eliminating the buildup of residues of chemical additives,

pesticides, fertilizers and her-bicides in pets. Such residueshave been shown to have anadverse effect on pet health.In addition, a study funded bythe European Union foundthat organic fruits and vegeta-bles have up to 40 percentmore antioxidants than non-organic alternatives, adding tothe nutritional value of organ-ic pet foods. Organic pet foodsalso are produced without theuse of conventional pesticidesor artificial fertilizers, benefit-ing the planet as a result.Before altering their pets

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Look for products madefrom recycled materials. Moreand more pet products arebeing made from recycledmaterials, and pet owners canencourage manufacturers tokeep that trend going strongby purchasing such productswhenever the opportunity todo so presents itself. Leashes,bowls, toys and scratching

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Clean green. Like theirhuman counterparts, petsneed to bathe. While theymight not bathe every day liketheir owners, pets such as catsand dogs need to be sham-pooed and cleaned every sooften. When buying cleaningproducts, pet owners shouldlook for nontoxic products.Many traditional pet sham-poos or pet beauty productsare laced with chemicals, andsuch ingredients can have anadverse effect on pet healthwhile also harming the envi-ronment. Nontoxic groomingproducts can still give petscoats a beautiful shine, butthey do so without taking atoll on the planet or the ani-

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McMahon is proud to bea part of the Century 21 team,too. It is my great pleasure tobe among such a talented anddedicated group of real estateprofessionals, she said. Theunwavering support of myfamily and my colleagues atCentury 21 undoubtedly helpme continue to accomplishhelping customers realize theirreal estate dreams.

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Century 21 is pleased torecognize Danielle with thishonor. She is a leader andinnovator, empowering localhomebuyers and sellers withvaluable information, helpingthem to make informed realestate decisions, said ownerPatricia Wojtyszyn.

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For more informationabout buying or selling a home,contact Danielle Fiorina at973-460-4352 or [email protected].

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We are thrilled toacknowledge Danielles accom-plishments, said PatriciaWojtyszyn, broker/owner. Herhard work and dedication toher real estate clients is evi-

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As a former businessowner and controller, Fiorina isvery thorough and detail ori-ented. She is a full-time realtorand has been a top producer inthe industry for eight years.

My clients come first.Understanding their personalgoals and needs is at the heartof my real estate business, and

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12. Think about every prob-lem, every challenge, we face.The solution to each starts witheducation. -George H.W. Bush

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rarely learned by the actorsthemselves. -James A. Garfield

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17. It is amazing what you canaccomplish if you do not carewho gets the credit. -Harry S.Truman

18. I am rather inclined tosilence, and whether that bewise or not, it is at least moreunusual nowadays to find aman who can hold his tonguethan to find one who cannot. -Abraham Lincoln

19. Neither a wise man nor abrave man lies down on thetracks of history to wait for thetrain of the future to run overhim. -Dwight D. Eisenhower

20. I leave you, hoping thatthe lamp of liberty will burn inyour bosoms until there shallno longer be a doubt that allmen are created free and

equal. -Abraham Lincoln

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25. Officeholders are theagents of the people, not theirmasters. -Grover Cleveland

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Youll love followingthe little mermaid,who in this brand-new version is a strong-willed but endearing innocenton her first journey to the topof the sea. There she meetsthe painfully shy but funnyOllie, reluctantly training tobe king not exactly heridea of a storybook prince!

Their ensuing friendshipis the special and perceptivecore of the play.

Also on hand are herproud father (King Neptune),the sea urchin (his majordo-

mo) and her outspokengranny. We mustnt overlookthe marvelous sea witch, whois desperate to get her handson the mermaids most pre-cious possession and hasenlisted the help of a pair of turtle henchmen, two won-derfully comic inventions.

Creative and colorfulstaging, coupled with theauthors unique wit, have puta contemporary spin on theAndersen original, removingthe Victorian heaviness with-out reducing the storyscharm. Both wise and funny

in equal proportions, this newtelling of The LittleMermaid will appeal to allaudiences.

Performances are weekendsfrom February 15March 2 at12pm and 4pm. Ticket pricesare $23.50 for adults and $16for children (includes tax).Rhino Theatre is located at

247 Wanaque Ave. inPompton Lakes.Call for tickets:973-248-9491.

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Rhino Theatre presentsThe Little Mermaid

The Suberati family, long-time residents of Pompton Lakes, recently lost theirhome and belongings in a devastating fire. Enjoy a night of comedy while helping

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