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On Wednesday, July 15,

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The Budgee™ robot

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everyday lives of people with

disabilities, whether it be

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It is able to carry up to 50

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People living in especially

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ning a home office.

SPACE

One of the disadvantages

to working from home is that

remote workers don’t have

access to the same level of equipment as in the main

office, such as color copiers or

scanners. If you want to

include even scaled-down

versions of such equipment in

your office, you will need

ample space. In addition, less

spacious home offices can feel

too tight and enclosed, mak-

ing workers uncomfortable

and less enthusiastic about

working every day. Pick a spot

in your home that affords

room for your equipment andthe ability to move around so

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Summer is a season forrelaxation. When it

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1 recipe Plain Pie Pastry

6 cups blueberries, fresh or frozen (thawed and drained if

frozen)

2 tablespoons lemon juice

½ cup sugar

½ cup all-purpose flour

¾ teaspoon ground cinnamon

2 tablespoons cold unsalted but-

ter, cut into bits

1 egg beaten with 1 tablespoon

milk, for egg wash

Line a 9-inch pie plate

with 1 rolled-out crust andplace in the refrigerator to

chill.

Put the blueberries in a

bowl, add the lemon juice, and

stir to coat. Separately, com-

bine the sugar, flour and cinna-

mon, mix thoroughly and stir

into the blueberries. Spread the

filling in the crust, and scatter

the butter over the top. Brush

the rim of the crust with the

egg wash, cover with the sec-

ond rolled-out crust, and seal

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1 teaspoon salt

2/3 cup vegetable shortening

5 to 7 tablespoons cold milk

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light can provide an energeticboost and improve your mood,

so choose a room in your

home that gets lots of sunlight

during the day. Many profes-

sionals who work remotely do

so from the basements of their

homes, which can make it dif-

ficult to rely on natural light.If the basement is the only

location in your home that

can fit a home office, look for

lighting sources that replicate

daylight so you are not work-

ing in dark quarters. Speak

with your physician about

how to arrange lighting toreduce eyestrain caused by

staring at a computer.

CONNECTIVITY

Connectivity also must

be considered when planning

a home office. While wireless

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dead zones less problematic,certain areas or rooms in your

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connectivity. Such areas

should be avoided when

choosing a room for your

home office, as it can be diffi-

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office’s external server is rou-

tinely compromised. Find an

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nection is always strong.

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spouse or roommate arrives

home from work. Avoid put-

ting your home office too close

to popular hangout areas in

your home, such as the

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and encounter the momentum of the

World Christian Movement. Enroll

online at www.Perpectives.org or call

973-697-0990.

•The Lincoln Park Library offers one-

on-one technological help. Please

call 973-694-8283 or email

[email protected]

for an appointment. Sessions are lim-

ited to one meeting per month.•Suffering from the memories of war

join Point Man Ministries, a Christian

ministry helping veterans find peace.

Come and find out more. Call Barry

Jensen at 973-809-9665 Point Man

Ministries meets the first Thursday of

every month from 7:30-9:30pm at

Cornerstone Chapel 620 Route 23

North, Pompton Plains.

•The United Ostomates of North

Jersey is an area-wide support group

for ostomates, people of any age withpotential, new, mature or reversed

ostomies or continent diversions.

Meetings are on the second Monday

of the month at Chilton Medical

Center, 97 West Parkway, Pompton

Plains at 7pm. Call Jo Ann Valent for

information 973-831-5168.

•The Montville Township Women’s

Club has an ongoing project: comfort

pillows for breast cancer patients.

Call Chairperson Alexandria Sarra at

973-405-0088 for information.

Monetary donations for purchase of

polyfill for the pillows, should bemade payable to MTWC and include

Comfort Pillow in the memo. Please

mail checks to P.O. Box 267,

Montville, NJ 07045.

•The Montville Senior Citizens Club is

open to Montville Township residents

aged 55 and older. The club meets

every first and third Friday of the

month at the Montville Senior House,

Route 202 South. Refreshments

served at noon. Meeting is at 1pm.

New members and guests welcome.For information call Celia at 973-

227-4591.

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Fences can provide priva-

cy and transform back-yards into calming

places to relax and unwind.

But fences also may lead to

disputes with neighbors if

installation is not carried out

with etiquette. Always place

the fence within your proper-

ty lines, which can be deter-

mined by examining a land

survey for your home. Inform

your neighbors of your inten-

tion to erect a fence, and giveany concerns they might have

substantial consideration.

Face the more aesthetically

appealing side of the fence

outward to the street and toneighbors' yards. In addition,

maintain the fence once it is

installed so it does not

become a neighborhood eye-

sore that irks your neighbors.

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