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aint Patricks Day is a day

synonymous with celebra-
tion. Though Saint Patrick
is the patron saint of Ireland, peo-
ple of all ethnicities enjoy the fes-
tivities each March 17. The fol-
lowing are some of the more well-
known Saint Patricks Day cele-
brations around the globe.
New York City. Perhaps the
most famous Saint Patricks Day
parade in the world, New York
Citys annual Pattys Day march
down 5th Avenue has been
around since 1762 and remains a
must-see for all fans of Saint
Patricks Day traditions.
New Orleans, Louisiana. While
New Orleans might be most
famous for Mardi Gras and all the
revelry that accompanies it, the
city also hosts a unique and rau-
cous Saint Patricks Day parade.
Just like Mardi Gras, the Saint
Patricks parade in New Orleans
includes floats, jazz bands and, of
course, costumed revelers.
Florence, Italy. Saint Patricks
Day celebrations in Florence are
an ongoing event, with 10
days of music,
food and
drink. While
Italian cuisine
is loved the
world over, dur-
ing their Saint
Patricks Day
celebrations the
Florentines offer
their take on
Irish food and
drink, making
this celebration
one of the worlds most unique.
Oslo, Norway. Saint Patricks
Day festivities in
Oslo include a
parade past the
famed Oslo Cath-
edral. Revelers are
encouraged to dress
up, as parade participants dress
up like famous Irish characters
and people throughout Irish his-
tory, including Saint Patrick
himself.
Saint Patricks Day
celebrations around the globe
Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy
St. Patricks Day
Sydney Opera House in Australia
St. Patricks Day
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MAR 14
Immaculate Heart of Marys Annual
Laughs for Ladies Tricky Tray and
Comedy Show will be held on
Thursday, March 14 at the Westmount
Country Club in Woodland Park.
Tickets are on sale now! Tickets are
$55 and include dinner, a comedy
show starring Vic Dibetetto, and a
free sheet of regular basket tickets.
The night will end with our 50/50 raf-
fle. Doors open at 5:30pm. Hot butler
style hors doeuvres. A portion of our
proceeds will be donated to aid those
affected by Hurricane Sandy. Bring a
friend or two and have a great time.
Tickets are on sale in the school office.
For info and tickets, call the school
office at 973 694 1225 or the Rectory
at 973-694-3400. You can also view
the info on our website www.ihm-
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MAR 28
There will be a Designing with Deer
Resistant Plants Workshop presented
by Bryan Lowe at Butler Public Library
on Thursday, March 28 from 6-7pm.
Are deer destroying your plants? You
can have an interesting and attractive
landscape by using the right deer resist-
ant plants. The class will examine land-
scape design using resistant plants as
well as techniques for deterring deer in
the first place. Registration is required
as space is limited to 25. Please Note:
All our Adult Programs are open to
those who are at least 18 years of age,
unless otherwise noted. All programs
are free of charge. Please call 973-
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your place. Butler Public Library is locat-
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building, on the internet at www.butler-
library.org, or by phone 973-838-3262
APR 13
St. Anthonys Columbiettes are cele-
brating their Past President Lisa Roberts
with a Beefsteak Dinner at the Knights
of Columbus Hall 65 Hamburg Turnpike,
Butler on Saturday, April 13 at 7pm.
$35.00 per person. Cash bar will be
available. If you have questions or
would like to make reservations, no
later than March 30, please call Ann
Taggart 973-838-0250.
APR 27
Come join the Knights of Columbus
for a Comedy Night to benefit the
Wounded Warriors Project on
Saturday, April 27. Doors open at
7pm and showtime at 8:30pm at St.
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Barbara Streisand, in honor of
the late Marvin Hamlish, paid
tribute with The Way We
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the high notes of their careers
with these fine musical compo-
sitions that were brought back
to life this evening. Though I
hate to admit it, it was Shirley
who brought down the house
with a standing ovation for the
quality of her performance,
strength of her voice and the
command of the stage at age
76. Barbara is only six years her
junior, yet still captivates audi-
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deity every time she performs
live on stage. Christopher
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stating he was interested in
making 30 more films with any
of the supporting actresses
nominated for an Academy
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Each of these profession-
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the most admired performers in
their field, have proven many
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hesitation or nervousness in
their performances. Though
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voice and forever on stage
entertaining and performing at
a winning competitive level.
I believe they will know
exactly when it will be time to
put an end to their careers
before the public decides for
them. Unlike the professional
athlete who might choose to
see the curtain of his career
come down before his very eyes
while rounding second base, a
true professional performer
would never take the risk of dis-
appointing his audience; no, he
would choose retirement first,
leaving us with the memory of
his past craftsmanship, as not to
disappoint or be embarrassed by
the public spectacle he would
make of himself. We all
remember performers who
went beyond what should have
been their own declared retire-
ment date. (Frank Sinatra for
one.)
Barbara Streisand is one
performer who, I believe, will
never go on stage with less than
her best. A triple threat
throughout her career, she can
sing, act and dance, but she is
also a director and comedi-
enne. She will leave singing in
public behind, if it comes to
that, concentrating on direct-
ing or acting when she gets the
urge to work for a few months.
Another reason she would
never compromise her audi-
ence is because she is financial-
ly independent and has been
for decades. Forbes pegs her net
worth at $340,000,000 and due
to royalties, she will probably
never drop much below that
figure. Shirley and Christopher
each have made millions of
dollars over their careers and I
hope and trust that their
money is in trust for the hope of
their kids and favorite charities.
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these magnificent performers;
you might not possess their tal-
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Another reason these
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Having no financial stress has
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and certainly to make the jour-
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the way. Christopher Plummer
said at the Oscars: These
actresses are not overnight sen-
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ing on their craft since their
teenage years and will continue
to do so for many more years to
come.
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based on personal performance
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investment of your time, ener-
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the Academy per se, but def-
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many winners thanked their
families and loved ones, both
here and departed, for their
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Their hard work, dedication
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just a quarter-century old,
Torontos Saint Patricks
Day parade is
now one of the
largest in North
America.
Featuring more
than 2,000
marchers repre-
senting 100 organiza-
tions, Torontos annual cele-
bration of Saint Patrick cov-
ers roughly two miles and
includes floats and lots
of live music.
Seattle, Washington. The
city of Seattles Irish Heritage
Club hosts its own
Saint Patricks
Day parade and,
in fact, a week
of celebrations
officially known
as Irish Week. A
two-day Irish festi-
val includes Irish
music, singing and dancing
as well as several contests and
activities for kids.
A
father who is afraid to
go the dentist is likely
to pass on his fear to
his children, according to
researchers at Rey Juan Carolos
University in Madrid, Spain.
The International Journal of
Pediatric Dentistry published a
study where 183 Madrid chil-
dren from 7-15 years old, as
well as their parents, rated the
level of fear to dentistry in an
anonymous questionnaire.
The data showed that
mothers reported the highest
levels of dental fear and the
researchers concluded that the
greater dental fear is for one
family member, the greater it
would be for the other family
members. They also concluded
that the fathers feelings about
going to the dentist play a huge
role in whether a mothers fear
of the dentist will be passed to
their children.
Children seem to pay
attention to the emotional
reactions of their fathers, if
going to the dentist will be
stressful, said Professor
America Lara-Sacido.
The results point to a
need for dentists to reduce
fathers dental fears by giving
them accurate information on
dentistry, teaching simple
relaxation techniques, or
addressing negative thoughts to
prevent passing dental fears on
to their children. The work
with the parents is key and
teaches them to be relaxed as a
way of directly influencing
their kids.
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Ongoing Zumba classes are held
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Tuesday evenings at 7 pm, with a
new session beginning March 19.
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For further information call the
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woodcarvers with interests in carv-
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Kinnelon Public Library presents
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Pottery Show by arti st,Vi kki
Anderson, scheduled for March 2-
31 and Sunday March 10 from1-
5pm a reception, with coffee/tea
and goodies, where you will meet
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were set to expire, but have
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provisions, restaurant, retail
and other rental property
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15-year depreciation, rather
than the required 39-year
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that these provisions are set to
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animals and nature. Everyone is wel-
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The Bloomingdale Friends of the
Library would like to welcome new
members/volunteers. If you are
looking to make new friends, want to
share your leadership skills, and par-
ticipate in our fundraising events,
please come to a meeting and help
support the library! You can make a
difference in your community!
Meetings are on the 3rd Wednesday
of each month, at 7pm in the Council
Chambers, above the library. For
questions or more info please call or
stop by the Bloomingdale Free Public
Library, 101 Hamburg Turnpike,
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from the bleak memories of war or
have resolved to put it all behind
you, Point Man Ministries is for
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The Reformed Church in Kinnelon
(RCK) will provide parents of young
children (ages 2 through 5) some
help with teaching children to be
kind, just and responsible at a dis-
cussion group to meet on the third
Thursdays of January, February
and March 2013. The discussions
will be held from 7-8:30pm in the
churchs education wing. For more
information, and to register for the
discussion series, call the church
offices at 973-838-3113. Or visit
our website at rckinnelon.org. The
Reformed Church in Kinnelon is
located at 155 Kinnelon Road in
Kinnelon.
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here are four main
underlying causes for
canine allergy symp-
toms. Effective dog allergy
treatment has been developed
for them, but because all of
these reasons produce com-
mon symptoms, various tests
may be necessary to determine
which allergen is provoking a
reaction. Standard methods of
treatment are successful in
controlling most cases. Some
especially severe conditions
may require the use of steroids
or immunotherapy.
The two most common
causes of allergic reactions are
atopic (that is, inhalants)
mainly dust mites, pollen,
mold and mildew and aller-
gens that are present in flea
saliva. The symptoms of an
allergy are most commonly
caused from inhaling an anti-
gen, or a substance which
causes the production of anti-
bodies. Studies show that in
excess of 40 percent of
canines react to the offending
substances in flea bites.
Reasons that more rarely
produce responses are allergies
to food or of the skin. The
foods that are most likely to
cause symptoms are the same
foods that are the most com-
mon ingredients in commer-
cial food recipes. Certain fun-
gal infections, that is, mange
or ringworm, should be ruled
out if they are suspected. Skin
conditions that originate from
exposure to noxious sub-
stances are irritant or allergic
contact dermatitis. These rare
conditions are responses to
irritating chemicals or other
antigens.
Complicating a specific
diagnosis as to exactly what
antigens are to blame is the
fact that the same symptoms,
itching and skin problems,
characterize the different
types of disorders. Vomiting
and diarrhea may indicate a
food allergy, and continuing
ear problems or increased
bowel movements are other
possible signs. A food trial, in
which the pet is placed on a
novel food diet for twelve
weeks, is the method used to
isolate the food responsible.
Avoidance of the aller-
gen is a common strategy to
reduce symptoms for food,
flea, atopic and skin problems.
By removing and then rein-
troducing suspected allergens
one at a time, one may discov-
er the cause. Restricting pets
to a clean, uncarpeted room
and keeping them away from
possible allergens is called an
exclusion trial. Slowly intro-
ducing possible causes, includ-
ing rubbing a substance such
as grass on the paw, will help
to identify them.
There are some other
ways to remedy your pets
allergies. Add Omega-3 fatty
acids to their diet.
This is fish or flax oil
and they assist in
reducing the effects
of histamines, which
are responsible for
the itching and skin
conditions. If the
fatty acids do not
take effect in a few
weeks, antihistamine drugs,
originally designed for
humans, can also work for
canines.
Topical therapy, which
involves treating the skin
with anti-itch ointments,
shampoos, rinses or sprays
often have good results, but
these offer temporary relief.
Shampoos containing hydro-
cortisone are also used. Biotin,
a B-vitamin, has also shown
positive results for some pets.
When none of the above
methods is adequate for dog
allergy treatment, steroids
produce good results, but are
not recommended for long-
term use because immune or
endocrine system problems
may develop over time.
Immunotherapy, involving
allergy skin testing and a
series of injections, is a highly
successful approach for most
animals. This therapy takes a
dedicated pet owner, but
results in significantly reduced
reactions to allergens.
Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the
owner of the Pequannock Ani-
mal Hospital. He grew up in
Kinnelon and is happy to be
home with his wife, three
cats and two dogs to provide
quality and compassionate care
for your pets in the community.
The Pequannock Animal Hos-
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Pompton Turnpike in Pompton
Plains. You may reach them by
calling 973-616-0400.
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veryone is a little Irish
come St. Patricks Day,
and children are no
exception. While kids cant
indulge in some of the spirits-
induced revelry that accompa-
nies the festivities this holi-
day, there are many things lit-
tle ones can do to have a good
time on St. Patricks Day.
Dress in green: Encourage
kids to dress and accessorize
in all shades of green. For
even more flair, they can use
face paint to draw shamrocks
on their cheeks and hands.
Crafts: From paper four-leaf
clovers to homemade lep-
rechaun hats and belt buck-
les, children can get in the
spirit by fashioning crafts
that correspond with the
theme of the day.
Treasure hunt: Send little
leprechauns in search of gold
at the end of the rainbow.
Like an Easter egg hunt, hide
gold-wrapped chocolate
coins around the house and
set kids off to find the treas-
ure.
Blarney Stone toss: Play a
game of hot potato to Irish
music using a garden rock to
serve as the Blarney Stone.
When the music stops, the
person holding the stone is
disqualified.
Coin toss: Set up a pot or
hat and see how
many coins each
child can toss into
the hat. The one
who gets the most
in the hat wins.
Freeze dance:
Play Irish music
and children have
to freeze when
the music is shut
off. If someone
moves, he or she
has to sit out.
Baking specialties: Invite
the kids to help bake some
delicious treats, such as cup-
cakes with green frosting or
Irish soda bread.
Children celebrating St.
Patricks Day can do so in a
number of fun ways.
Happy St. Patricks Day from Life & Leisure
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of Ringwood has been
providing a well-round-
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swim instruction, general
swim, catered hot lunches,
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adventure programs for
more than two decades.
Its age-appropriate program
focuses on campers individual
needs and helps them form
life-long friendships, skills and
memories. Its mature staff and
state-of-the-art facility cannot
be matched. Spring Lake,
headed by owners/directors
Mitchell and Michelle
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door-to-door mini bus trans-
portation. Sessions run
between four and eight weeks,
and are available for boys and
girls ages 315.
Our camp dates are July
1Aug. 22. Our full-day pro-
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available for 3 and 4 year-olds.
The daily hot catered lunch,
transportation, and camp
shirts and bags are included in
the tuition.
Once you visit Spring
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the difference and understand
why its campers look forward
to the summer all year long.
Give your child the gift of
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n the nearly three decades
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Jewelers have been in busi-
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choosing an engagement ring
is for it to be unique. While
there has been a return of
art into jewelry designs in
the past 10 years or so, most
engagement rings in stores are
still mass-produced and are
one-of-many in a series,
instead of one-of-a-kind.
Throughout history, jew-
elry has been made by hand or
by manufacturers who had
more of a regional influence.
As a consequence, most
engagement rings up to about
50 years ago are more apt to be
of that one-of-a-kind type.
But over the years, so many of
those have been either broken
apart for their intrinsic value
or they were redesigned into
more fashionable pieces for
the decades that followed. As
a result, as time goes by, fewer
and fewer of these rings are
available.
Another factor adding to
the uniqueness of an antique
or vintage engagement ring is
how the diamonds were cut.
While the process of cutting
diamonds today is aided by
lasers and computers, dia-
monds and gemstones back
then were cut completely by
hand and eye. Each gem was
a product of the cutters indi-
vidual talent in analyzing the
rough stone, and then through
the process of cutting and pol-
ishing, maximizing its innate
beauty.
By rough definition,
for a piece of jewelry
to be considered an
antique it must be
100 years old or
more. The term
vintage means
indicative of a cer-
tain period or era.
Some sought-after periods
are Victorian, Edwardian and
Art Deco. These terms
developed years later after
certain distinctive character-
istics of those eras became
identifiable.
Victorian pieces were
made in yellow or rose gold
and often contained symbols
or motifs that at the time
were associated with expres-
sions of eternal love, such as
interlocking hearts, initials
or serpents. This is also
where the three stone rings
so popular today originated.
Enamels, deep engraving and
seed pearls were also charac-
teristic of the Victorian Era.
The diamonds of this period
are what we now call old
mine or old miner cuts,
which were of a squarish-
round shape and were the
predecessor to what is sold
today as a cushion cut.
The Edwardian
period brought light
and delicate designs
in platinum and
white gold that
reflected the femi-
nine fashions of that
time. Designs utilized
open filigree work with
hand-engraved patterns, mil-
graining and accents of tiny
diamonds.
Art Deco designs incor-
porated the geometrical and
symmetrical lines found in the
architecture of that period in
both the forms of the jewelry
and the cuts of the stones as
well. Vibrant rubies, emeralds
and sapphires added contrast
to the stark white of the dia-
monds and metals used.
Each of these periods
offers a beautiful option for
those looking for a truly
unique engagement ring. At
Boston Louis Jewelers in
Pequannock, we have a wide
selection of vintage, estate
and antique engagement rings
priced from around $190 and
up. We also have many dia-
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these periods for those who
would like either to replace
stones lost from family heir-
looms or to pair an old dia-
mond with a history with a
modern setting.
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Louis Jewelers, located at 151
Newark Pompton Turnpike in
Pequannock. Call us for our
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usic is an integral
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lifes special events.
The score of a movie can carry
a film, and a tender song can
bring tears to a persons eyes
during a stage production.
Many couples spend lots of
time choosing a song for their
first dance at their wedding.
While that song is significant,
couples should devote lots of
time to choosing a band or
deejay for the reception as
well.
Statistics compiled from
a variety of sources, including
USA Today, TheKnot.com
and Brides magazine, point
out that roughly 80 percent of
guests say the thing they
remember most about a wed-
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When asked, many couples
admit they wish they spent
more time and money choos-
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Music helps make memo-
ries and gets guests on their
feet. Those who enjoy them-
selves most at the wedding are
often the people who are on
the dance floor. It is important
to note that price shouldnt be
the deciding factor for wedding
day entertainment. It is crucial
to see the entertainment
provider in action to judge for
oneself just how good he or
she is.
One of the best ways to
witness a deejay or band in
action is to attend a wedding
where they will be working.
Find out if you can spend a lit-
tle while peeking into a wed-
ding and gauge guests respons-
es to the music and find out
how the entertainment
engages the crowd. The enter-
tainer may be able to arrange
this with a couple from an
upcoming wedding so that you
dont necessarily have to crash
the wedding. If a musical
entertainment company is
wary of letting you see players
in action, it may be an indica-
tion to look elsewhere.
Another good way to see
for yourself if the entertain-
ment factor is high is to pay
attention to the bands and
deejays used at weddings you
attend. If you are planning
nuptials in a year or the
months to come, take the cards
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Academy Award for Best
Song from a Motion Picture
and Grammy Award for
Song of the Year.
Up Where We Belong:
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and a Gentleman when
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song Up Where We Belong
by Jennifer Warnes and Joe
Cocker from the movie will
always be a romantic favorite.
All My Life: Former
Jodeci members K-Ci and
JoJo created an enduring
romantic song with this pop
hit.
Save the Best for Last:
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Williams signature song and
a smash hit.
Be With You: Soul singer
Mary J. Blige emphasizes
sticking with the one you
love by being loyal.
I Do It for You: This
Bryan Adams hit was nomi-
nated for an Oscar as the
theme for the 1991 film
Robin Hood: Prince of
Thieves.
Ill Make Love to You:
This Boyz II Men song was
one of the longest-running
No. 1 hits of all time.
Lovesong: The Cures
Robert Smith penned this
song as a present to his wife,
Mary, in 1988.
Sweet Love: Anita Bakers
soulful hit helped turn her
from a budding R&B singer
into a household name.
Love Me Tender: His
good looks and gyrating hips
helped thousands of women
fall in love with Elvis Presley.
However, this signature love
song endeared the famed
crooner to many others.
My Heart Will Go On:
Celine Dions theme from
Titanic became one of the
most popular love songs of all
time after the films 1997
debut.
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1994 hit from The Pretenders
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Why is it pink in coloring?
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Corned beef is reminis-
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before refrigeration was pre-
dominant. In order to prevent
foods from spoiling, meats were
often packed in salt or brine to
inhibit the growth of mold and
bacteria. The corned in
corned beef likely refers to the
nuggets, or what the English
called corns of salt, and other
spices used in the brine recipe.
Corned beef became pop-
ular among Jewish and Irish
immigrants in the United
States. The Irish ate corned
beef in their native land when
there were lean times and wide-
spread famine. To harken back
to those days, corned beef is
often served as a reminder on
St. Patricks Day, a day of cele-
bration in Ireland and for peo-
ple of Irish descent all across
the globe.
Corned beef is usually
boiled, with or without cabbage
and other vegetables, which
makes it more tender and palat-
able. It also dissipates the salty
brine. The corned beef is then
served with the cabbage and
vegetables, oftentimes carrots
and potatoes.
Corned beef brisket is
rarely roasted because it is a
tough cut of meat. It can be
smoked, however. Smoked
corned beef is known as pastra-
mi, and is a staple for deli-
catessen sandwiches.
Most of todays corned
beef is processed without
nitrates, which used to be used
as a preservative against botu-
lism and to maintain the bright
red color. Nitrates may be can-
cer-causing agents, so limiting
their consumption is often
advised. The brisket may be
packaged as a point cut or a
flat cut. The point cut is
rounder and has more fat. The
flat cut is leaner.
Corned beef can be
cooked in a pot of boiling water
for 3 to 5 hours to help tender-
ize the meat. Look for briskets
that are cut across the grain so
that they will be easier to chew.
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DIRECTIONS
Preheat the oven to 375
degrees F. Line a sheet pan with
parchment paper.
Combine the flour, sugar,
baking soda, and salt in the
bowl of an electric mixer fitted
with the paddle attachment.
Add the butter and mix on low
speed until the butter is mixed
into the flour.
With a fork, lightly beat
the buttermilk, egg, and orange
zest together in a measuring
cup. With the mixer on low
speed, slowly add the butter-
milk mixture to the flour mix-
ture. Combine the currants
with 1 tablespoon of flour and
mix into the dough. It will be
very wet.
Dump the dough onto a
well-floured board and knead it
a few times into a round loaf.
Place the loaf on the prepared
sheet pan and lightly cut an X
into the top of the bread with a
serrated knife. Bake for 45 to 55
minutes, or until a cake tester
comes out clean. When you tap
the loaf, it will have a hollow
sound.
Cool on a baking rack.
Serve warm or at room tem-
perature
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4 cups all-purpose flour, plus
extra for currants
4 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
4 tablespoons (1/2 stick)
cold unsalted butter, cut into
1/2-inch dice
1 3/4 cups cold buttermilk,
shaken
1 extra-large egg, lightly
beaten
1 teaspoon grated orange zest
1 cup dried currants
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momentous wedding
day. Couples spend hundreds of
dollars on tiered confectionary
creations, which provide great
photo opportunities and even
better desserts.
Though a wedding cake is
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guests.
There are many reasons
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Ingredients, such as butter,
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have high price tags.
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couples who prefer not to spend
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Ask a local bakery or restau-
rant if the pastry chef will cre-
ate your wedding cake.
Oftentimes, bakers who do not
specialize in wedding cakes will
make a cake at a much lower
cost than bakeries known for
their wedding cakes. If you
adore a dessert at a particular
restaurant, ask to have it dupli-
cated.
Commission an amateur
baker, such as a friend or family
member, to make your cake.
There are many budding cake
artists out there, several of
which have the cursory skills to
create a delicious and aestheti-
cally appealing cake. Friends
or family members may even
make the cake for little or no
cost.
Keep decorations and flavors
to a minimum. The more
embellishments and designs
you put on the cake, the more
expensive it will be. Stick to
the basics, and the cake wont
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commitment to friends.
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Have I Told You Lately:
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Rod Stewart.
My Girl: Beloved R&B
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cloudy day in this classic.
I Will Always Love You:
Witten and performed by
Dolly Parton, this song is per-
haps most known for the ver-
sion performed by Whitney
Houston for the soundtrack
of her 1992 film The
Bodyguard.
Time After Time: A song
of devotion, Cyndi Lauper
earned her first No. 1 single
with this hit.
Hey There, Delilah: A
simple song of young love by
the Plain White Ts.
Unchained Melody: The
Righteous Brothers delivered
the best-known version of this
song, which helped create
movie magic between Patrick
Swayze and Demi Moore in
the 1990 film Ghost.
Just the Way You Are:
Billy Joels classic in which he
tells his beloved she is perfect
as-is.
Your Song: A simple, elo-
quently written song of love
from Elton John.
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nce they have walked
down the aisle and
returned from their
honeymoon, the next step
many newlyweds look forward
to is buying their own home
together. Though there are
deals to be had in any real
estate market, the cost of home
ownership is something many
newly married couples cannot
instantly afford. Thats espe-
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number of couples who pay for
their weddings without any
help from family.
Such couples still harbor
the dream of home ownership,
but realizing that dream can
seem like a daunting task. But
the task grows easier when cou-
ples begin to exercise some
financial restraint. There are
many cost-cutting measures
newlyweds can take that will
help them save money for
whatever their next big pur-
chase might be.
Learn to cook. Learning to
cook is not only a rewarding
lesson, but also one that can
help newlyweds save a signifi-
cant amount of money.
Contrary to popular belief,
cooking isnt terribly difficult.
Gourmet meals might require
some natural culinary inclina-
tion, but more standard fare
can be as simple as following a
recipe. For those who have
never stepped foot in a kitchen,
it might be a good idea to take
cooking lessons. Such lessons
are typically inexpensive, and
the cost of the lessons will be
recouped once couples start
cooking for themselves and
stop relying on costly meals out
on the town. Couples who
learn to cook together might
also find it strengthens their
relationship.
Downgrade the apartment.
Non-married couples who live
together commonly prefer two-
bedroom apartments, using the
second bedroom as a guest bed-
room/home office. The cost of
a two bedroom is more than a
one bedroom, but non-married
couples often feel its worth the
extra money. No matter how
negligible that extra cost is,
newlyweds saving for a home
should consider downgrading
to a one bedroom (unless one
person works from home). This
can help save some money on a
monthly basis, enabling newly-
weds to inch closer to the day
when they will have enough
money saved to make a down
payment on their own home,
which can then have as many
rooms as couples prefer.
Furnish the home piecemeal.
One advantage todays newly-
weds have over those of yester-
year is that many live together
before walking down the aisle.
This means theyre not really
starting from scratch once they
get married. A typical modern
couple already has enough fur-
niture and other household
items to get by once they have
moved into their new home.
For those concerned about how
theyre going to furnish a home
once theyve signed on the dot-
ted line, one way to cut those
costs is to hang on to what you
currently have, and steadily
buy new items one-by-one after
youve moved in. Rather than
facing the hefty bill couples can
expect if they buy everything at
once, newlyweds who go the
piecemeal route will find its
much less stressful to furnish a
home piece-by-piece.
Find ways to make home
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home buyers are typically
shocked at the cost of home
ownership. However, commu-
nities might offer a class that
explains the home-buying
process and how best to navi-
gate it. Some lenders even offer
a lower interest rate to prospec-
tive buyers who have complet-
ed such a class. Such a discount
can save couples a significant
amount of money over the
course of the mortgage, and the
classes can give couples a better
understanding of what theyre
getting into by buying a home.
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The Circle of Friendship, a support group
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Christine at 973-335-9880.
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WANTED: LANDSCAPE
MAINTENANCE CREW
SUPERVISOR
Looking for experienced person to
supervise and work with a 4-5 man
crew for landscape maintenance:
Must be able to operate equipment
(Mower, Trimmer/ Edger, Blower)
Work efficiently and be detail
oriented.
Keep accurate paperwork and
turn in daily.
Trains employees under his
directions.
English speaking with Spanish
a plus.
Must have a valid NJ Drivers
license
Must be available 7AM TO
3:30 PM Monday-Friday. Possible
overtime and must be available for
Saturday work if needed.
WANTED: LANDSCAPE
MAINTENANCE LABORER
Looking for experienced person:
Must be able to operate equipment
(Mower, Trimmer/ Edger, Blower)
Spanish a plus.
Must have a valid NJ Drivers
license
Must be available 7AM TO
3:30 PM Monday-Friday. Possible
overtime and must be available
for Saturday work if needed.
LANDSCAPE HELP WANTED
WANTED: LANDSCAPE SALESMAN
FOR RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE
Looking for experienced person:
You will be responsible to contact
customers and meet with clients as
needed.
Work Saturdays to be here for
appointments and customers who want to
speak to landscape department, have
off on Tuesdays.
Make sure all material is pulled for jobs
and ready to be loaded for jobs.
When possible loaded the night before.
Needs to be familiar with plans and be
able to install according to plans provided.
Needs to know plant material and proper
use of them.
Trains employees under his directions.
Make sure all necessary tools and
equipment are reserved for jobs.
Watch time and manage properly to avoid
waste and overtime.
Assist and teach safety on the job
Keep accurate paperwork and
turn in daily.
Report progress, problems and needs for
each job to the office at the end of each
day.
Ability to reflect a positive attitude toward
customers and fellow workers.
Be able to adjust schedule according to
equipment availability, weather, personnel,
or other resource variations.
Good communication skills.
Spanish a plus.
Must have a valid NJ Drivers license.
Send resume to: donna@groritelandscape.com
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