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Jack Kevorkian, the au-
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right-to-die debate with a
homemade suicide machine
that helped end the lives of
dozens of ailing people, died
Friday, June 3rdat a Detroit-
area hospital after a brief illness.
He was 83.
The retired pathologist,
who said he injected lethal
drugs that helped some 130
people die during the 1990s,
likened himself to Martin
Luther King and Gandhi and
called prosecutors Nazis and
his critics religious fanatics.
He burned state orders against
him, showed up at court in
costume, called doctors who
didnt support him Hypocritic
oafs and challenged authori-
ties to stop him or make his ac-
tions legal.
The issues got to be
raised to the level where it is fi-
nally decided, Kevorkian said
during a broadcast of CBS 60
Minutes that aired a Lou
Gehrigs disease patients
videotaped 1998 death as
Kevorkian challenged prosecu-
tors to charge him in the case
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Experts credit Kevorkian,
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sisted suicide. Even so, few
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Supreme Court ruling effec-
tively legalized the practice in
that state.Somebody has to do
something for suffering hu-
manity, Kevorkian once said.
I put myself in my patients
place. This is something I
would want.In the end, how-
ever, he was too weak to take
advantage of the option he of-
fered others, said Geoffrey
Fieger, Kevorkians former at-
torney.If he had enough
strength to do something
about it, he would have,
Fieger said at a news confer-
ence in Southfield. Had he
been able to go home Jack
Kevorkian probably would not
have allowed himself to go
back to the hospital.
People who died with his
help suffered from cancer, Lou
Gehrigs disease, multiple scle-
rosis, paralysis. They died in
their homes, an office, a De-
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Nicknamed Dr. Death,
Kevorkian catapulted into
public consciousness in 1990
when he used his homemade
suicide machine in his rusted
Volkswagen van to inject
lethal drugs into an
Alzheimers patient who
sought his help in dying.
For nearly a decade, he
escaped authorities efforts to
stop him. His first four trials,
all on assisted suicide charges,
resulted in three acquittals and
one mistrial.Murder charges in
earlier cases were thrown out
because Michigan at the time
had no law against assisted sui-
cide. The Legislature wrote
one in response to Kevorkian.
He was also stripped of his
medical license.
Fieger said Friday that
Kevorkian didnt accept
money and never gained any
wealth for assisting in sui-
cides.
Kevorkians ultimate goal
was to establish obitoriums
where people would go to die.
Doctors there could harvest or-
gans and perform medical ex-
periments during the suicide
process. Such experiments
would be entirely ethical
spinoffs of suicide, he wrote in
his 1991 book Prescription:
Medicide - The Goodness of
Planned Death.
His road to prison began
in September 1998, when he
videotaped himself injecting
Thomas Youk, a 52-year-old
Lou Gehrigs disease patient,
with lethal drugs. He gave the
tape to 60 Minutes.
Two months later, a na-
tional television audience
watched Youk die and heard
Kevorkian say of authorities:
Ive got to force them to act.
Prosecutors quickly responded
with a first-degree murder
charge.Kevorkian acted as his
own attorney for most of the
trial. He told the court his ac-
tions were a medical service
for an agonized human
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some acts by sheer common
sense are not crimes.
Just look at me, he said.
Honestly now, do you see a
criminal? Do you see a mur-
derer?The U.S. Supreme
Court twice turned back ap-
peals from Kevorkian, in 2002,
when he argued that his prose-
cution was unconstitutional,
and in 2004, when he claimed
he had ineffective representa-
tion.
Kevorkian was freed in
June 2007 after serving eight
years of a 10- to 25-year sen-
tence. His lawyers had said he
suffered from hepatitis C, dia-
betes and other problems, and
he had promised in affidavits
that he would not assist in a
suicide if he was released.
After building a suicide
device in 1989 from parts he
found in flea markets, he
sought his first assisted-suicide
candidate by placing advertise-
ments in local newspapers.
Newspaper and TV interviews
brought more attention.On
June 4, 1990, he drove his van
to a secluded park north of De-
troit. After Janet Adkins, 54,
of Portland, Ore., met him
there, he inserted a needle into
her arm and, when she was
ready, she flipped the switch
that released a lethal flow of
drugs.He later switched from
his device to canisters of car-
bon monoxide, again insisting
patients took the final step by
removing a clamp that re-
leased the flow of deadly gas to
the face mask.
Kevorkians life story be-
came the subject of the 2010
HBO movie, You Dont Know
Jack, which earned actor Al
Pacino Emmy and Golden
Globe Awards for his portrayal
of Kevorkian. Pacino paid trib-
ute to Kevorkian during his
Emmy acceptance speech and
recognized the world-famous
former doctor, who sat smiling
in the audience.
Pacino said during the
speech that it was a pleasure to
try to portray someone as bril-
liant and interesting and
unique as Kevorkian and a
pleasure to know him. Jack
stated that Pacino portrayed
him better than he did.
Kevorkian himself said he
liked the movie and enjoyed
the attention it generated, but
told The Associated Press that
he doubted it would inspire
much action by a new genera-
tion of assisted-suicide advo-
cates.Theres nothing new to
say about it. Its a legitimate
ethical medical practice as it
was in ancient Rome and
Greece.
Readers: Whichever side
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Jack Kevorkians belief, deter-
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however, are by far the most
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with knowledge, commitment
and chiropractic treatment.
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POSTURE: Optimum posture
is where, when viewed from the
side, the centre of the ear lies di-
rectly over the midpoint of the
shoulder. Viewed from the
front, the head should not be
tilted, shifted or rotated in rela-
tion to the rib cage. Optimum
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specific exercises and sugges-
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I
s my childs development
normal? This is the most
common question from par-
ents with concerns about their
childs motor development.
Normal development encom-
passes a very broad range and
each infant or child has their
own individual rate at which
their motor skills progress. Here
are some typical signs that may
indicate a possible developmen-
tal disturbance with your child
and would warrant a physical
therapy evaluation.
My infant always cries
when I place him on his
tummy.
The infant may have diffi-
culty lifting his head against
gravity and clearing the airway
to breathe due to weak neck
muscles. This can be a frighten-
ing experience for the infant
and could cause an aversion to
being placed on his or her
tummy.
My infant appears to be very
content to stay on her back in
the same position all the time.
The infant may appear to
have a lack of interest in her
surrounding environment, but
in reality, the infant may be un-
able to perform functional
movement patterns like rolling,
pivoting, and sitting up. It is im-
portant to remember that an in-
fant is capable of performing
goal directed activities, how-
ever, if these goals can not be
accomplished, it is probable
that child is unable to do so.
My infant does not cling to
me when I carry him, but feels
very floppy and more like dead
weight.
The infant may feel this
way because of weakness in the
arms and trunk contributing to
a diminished ability to hold on
to the parent while being car-
ried. The infant may also have
low muscle tone (hypotonia)
possibly causing a decreased
ability to activate the appropri-
ate muscle groups needed to
hold on.
My school age child is hav-
ing a hard time keeping up
with his peers in gym class and
on his soccer team. He is not
able to run as fast or kick as far
as he used to.
The child may have sud-
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spurt. Sometimes when chil-
dren grow at rapid rates, muscle
growth does not keep up with
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and weak muscles in the ham-
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uncoordinated movements and
a decreased awareness of where
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My preschooler is having dif-
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ground equipment. She cannot
jump and is very hesitant and
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down the stairs.
The child may have weak
or tight muscles, which restrict
movement in certain activities.
Is my infant or childs development Normal? By Gena Livingston

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She also may be unsure how to
execute a motor plan in the per-
formance of specific actions.
Each of these symptoms
can effectively be addressed
with a skilled pediatric physical
therapist. However, these con-
ditions will need to be addressed
in a timely manner or the fol-
lowing may result
Faulty movement patterns
that can predispose the infant to
muscle imbalances and tight-
ness.
Late achievement of motor
milestones; late crawling, walk-
ing, biking etc.
Omitting a necessary stage of
development.
i.e.: Crawling allows the infant
to build necessary stability
through the joints and improves
trunk strength. If an infant does
not experience crawling and im-
mediately begins to walk, the
infant may be at greater risk for
dislocation or subluxation of the
shoulder and hip joints through-
out its adolescent and adult life.
In addition, poor trunk or core
strength can lead to an uncoor-
dinated or clumsy gait. (walking
pattern)
In summation, it is impor-
tant to have your infant or child
evaluated by a specialist if you
or your pediatrician is having
concerns about motor develop-
ment, a treatment protocol
geared specifically for your child
can assist in the achievement of
motor milestones and improve
your childs overall quality of
movement.
Gena Livingston is a pediatric
physical therapist, who brings
over five years of experience to
Kids Therapy Center of
Riverdale. Specializing in early
childhood intervention, Gena is
very experienced treating
children with cerebral palsy, de-
layed motor development,
autism, torticollis, post-surgical
corrections, and athletic injuries.
If you would like to schedule an
appointment or consult with
Gena, she can be reached at
Kids Therapy
Center, 18 Newark Pompton
Turnpike, Riverdale,
973-616-8300.
Is my infant or childs development
Normal?
Matthew D. Loughlin
Physical Therapist, Director of Rehabilitation
M
atthew graduated with honors from New York
University in 1997 and began a satisfying career in
orthopedics specializing in spine rehabilitation. Ever
keen to learn and do more for his patients Matthew began
studying diligently for his certification in Orthopedic Manual
Therapy. This training exposed him to the concept of
Maitland Australian therapy, the Maitland Concept is referred
to as a concept and not as a technique. Emphasis is placed
not on the technique of treatment but on a basic philosophy-
a thought and decision making process, involving analytical
examination and assessment on which treatment decisions are
based.
Matthew has also had the thrill of studying with world-
renowned therapists Brian Mulligan and David Butler, further
expanding his clinical skills into more diverse orthopedic and
nerve injury treatments. Not to be missed, Matthew also
trained in the McKenzie Diagnosis and treatment of the spine.
Matthew believes the combination of this training and
education in the Australian, New Zealand and American
treatment strategies have allowed him to provide broader
range of treatment options thereby helping more patients.
Matthew has been a Director of Physical Therapy for 8
years, helping develop spine and sports clinics into leaders in
their respective communities. He is excited and eager to bring
his skills to the Advanced Sports Medicine & Physical
Therapy Center which specializes in:
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W
hat is leptospirosis?
Leptospirosis is a
bacterial disease.
You may remember your vet-
erinarian offering an optional
vaccine for it during your pets
annual visit. Leptospirosis oc-
curs in many areas, including
New Jersey/New York, and can
affect dogs as well as humans.
In people, the symptoms are
often like the flu and in dogs
they may just not feel well, but
sometimes leptospirosis can
become a more severe, life-
threatening illness affecting
the kidney, liver, brain, lung,
and heart. While cats can be
infected, they rarely show signs
of disease.
The Leptospirosis bacte-
ria is spread through the urine
of infected animals, like squir-
rels skunks, etc. Humans and
animals can become infected
through contact with this con-
taminated urine which can get
into water or soil and can sur-
vive there for weeks to
months. The bacteria can
enter the body through skin or
mucous membranes (eyes,
nose, or mouth), especially if
the skin is broken like from a
cut. Drinking, swimming, or
walking through contaminated
water can also cause infection.
Therefore environments with
ponds, lakes etc are high risk
areas.
The clinical signs of lep-
tospirosis in pets vary and can
be nonspecific. Common clin-
ical signs include fever, vomit-
ing, abdominal pain, diarrhea,
not eating, weakness, lethargy,
stiffness or muscle pain. Infec-
tions usually start with a fever
of 103-104, shivering, and
muscle tenderness. This can
progress to vomiting and dehy-
dration. Severely infected dogs
may develop kidney or liver
failure. They may be reluctant
to move due to muscle or kid-
ney pain. Animals with liver
involvement may develop
jaundice (yellowish pigmenta-
tion of the skin). These severe
infections can be fatal, but
many leptospiral infections in
dogs can also be chronic/sub-
clinical. Dogs that are chroni-
cally infected may show no
outward signs, but may still
shed the bacteria intermit-
tently in the urine for months
or years.
If you think your dog has
leptospirosis contact your vet-
erinarian immediately and
wear gloves if you need to
clean up any urine. Leptospiro-
sis, kidney and liver failure can
be diagnosed through blood
tests. A blood sample can test
for individual serovars (strains)
and the level of antibody
(titer) against these strains.
Depending on the level of the
titer, a positive diagnosis to the
specific strain can be made.
Though, titers could be nega-
tive in the first 10 days after an
initial infection, so many times
additional samples must be
drawn and tested to get a posi-
tive diagnosis.
Luckily leptospirosis is
treatable with antibiotics but
an animal must be
treated early for the
best chance of recov-
ery and the least
amount of potential
organ damage. Com-
monly dogs also need
fluid replacement, and
controlling the vomit-
ing and the problems
associated with the correspon-
ding kidney or liver infections.
Penicillin, typically amoxi-
cillin, is the antibiotic of
choice for treating the initial
infection. After the initial in-
fection is controlled, doxycy-
cline is often used to cure and
prevent a potential long-term
carrier state
The other good news is
that many strains of leptospiro-
sis are preventable in our pets
by getting them vaccinated
against leptospirosis. Though
the vaccine does not provide
total protection. This is be-
cause there are many strains
(types) of leptospires, and the
vaccine does not provide im-
munity against all strains. It is
important to get your pet vac-
cinated to prevent serious dis-
ease and prevent transmission
to humans.
As with any vaccine,
consult your veterinarian if
this vaccine is right for your
pet, based on their lifestyle and
places they live and visit.
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 Pe-
quannock Animal Hospital is lo-
cated at 591 Newark Pompton
Turnpike in Pompton Plains.
You may reach them by calling
(973) 616-0400.
The scoop on Leptospirosis By Dr. Matthew Krupnick
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I
n its infancy, the internet
was exclusively a place for
computer specialists and
the government; it was rarely
used for anything other than
informational or business pur-
poses. As it became more pop-
ular, though, the internet
started to gain traction in pop-
culture, and soon enough, it
was used by nearly every com-
puter user on the planet.
Now in 2011, the inter-
net is no longer an infant. Its
a full-grown monolith that is
the cornerstone of enterprise
and communication in the
modern world. In an age
where the internet has such
vast and widespread popularity
with the masses, the most pop-
ular services have been the
ones which are social. Social
networking sites like Twitter,
Facebook, and Foursquare
have grown to be so outra-
geously popular because
theyre not focused on a prod-
uct or theme, but on the indi-
vidual. Naturally, users want
to define themselves as indi-
viduals on these sites by post-
ing pictures, thoughts, plans,
and even their exact where-
abouts. If someone were to
view that information without
permission ten years ago, it
would be considered a com-
plete invasion of privacy. Now,
though, social network users
are more than willing to share
personal data with not only
their friends, but acquain-
tances and oftentimes even
strangers.
People have really got-
ten comfortable not only shar-
ing more information and
different kinds, but more
openly and with more people.
That social norm is just some-
thing that has evolved over
time, Mark Zuckerberg,
founder and CEO of Face-
book, asserted when ques-
tioned about his stance on
internet privacy. Whether the
internet cultures openness is a
good or bad thing, its cer-
tainly undeniable. The Onion,
a satirical online news outlet,
jokes that the CIA is behind
Facebook, and that the
amount of information users
share on the social network is
truly a dream come true for the
CIA. While The Onions
comical depiction of the pro-
lific amount of information
openly shared on the internet
may be hilarious, its shock-
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tion was something that was
once almost completely pri-
vate, but is now shared will-
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network users.
So is now the end of the
road for privacy? Should we
just forget every notion of it,
and settle for complete trans-
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swer is no. Nobody is being
forced to share information
with anybody. The key thing
to remember when using a so-
cial network is to be selective
when sharing.
On almost every social
networking site existing, pri-
vacy settings can be tweaked
to fit a users needs. On Twit-
ter, its a private-or-public sys-
tem in which tweets are either
shared with everyone or only
friends. More complex net-
works like Facebook allow
users to be truly discerning
when picking who they share
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want to share with who you
want to share it with. If you
post a pictures, they can be se-
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Internet privacy: where is it going,
and what can you do to
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ated for its honey-hued tone
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fathers. Although her efforts
began in the early 1900s, it
wasnt until 1972 under Pres-
ident Richard Nixon that a
permanent observance of Fa-
thers Day on the third Sun-
day of June was established.
Senora got to see her dream
come to fruition and wit-
nessed four other actual Fa-
thers Day observances. She
died at the age of 96 in 1978.
ing and sleeping. This means
do not prop your head up with
pillows when sleeping on your
back!
INJURY: Trauma to the neck
must be treated appropriately,
beginning with an accurate di-
agnosis. Accurate diagnosis of
neck trauma, whether it was the
result of a car accident, fall,
sports or some other injury,
should always include x-ray. X-
ray is used to assess the struc-
tural condition of the spine,
including the cervical curve.
Abnormal curves in the cervi-
cal spine are major contributors
to chronic neck pain, headache
and other neck related prob-
lems. Chiropractic treatment
has been shown to correct or
improve abnormal spinal
curves.
STRESS: We all must deal
with stress in our lives. How we
deal with it determines the level
of tension we feel, and this can
play a significant role in
whether or not we experience
neck related symptoms. To help
us cope with stress more effec-
tively, several behavior or atti-
tude adjustments may be
beneficial. Exercise moderately
three to for times a week for
about 45 minutes. Make ade-
quate sleep and a healthy diet
priorities. Maintain balance in
your life between work and play,
and in your relationships. Keep
life in perspective. See the
lighter side of situations. Seek
and express humor.
Drs. Glenn and Christine Foss
are the owners of Advance
Sports Medicine & Chiropractic
Center in Riverdale. Both doc-
tors have been practicing chiro-
practic for over thirteen years
and have been amongst the com-
munities leading health care
providers. As innovators in
health care, they have merged
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and overall treatment outcome.
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Happy
Fathers Day
From
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teak ... its the ultimate
mans food. Which makes
it the ideal centerpiece
for a meal celebrating the spe-
cial men in your life.
This Fathers Day a meal based
around steak is sure to be a hit
with Dad, Grandpa or any other
men you would like to honor.
Giving that steak an extra
kick will make it even more of
a crowd-pleaser.
Try this recipe for Grilled
Chipotle Steak Sandwiches,
which marries spice, heat and
grilling for the ideal flavor. Its
an easy recipe to create for a Fa-
thers Day lunch. Its certain to
become a family favorite and
can be enjoyed again and again
this grilling season.
Grilled Chipotle Steak
Sandwiches
Marinade
1/2 cup favorite steak sauce or
worcestershire sauce
1/2 cup lime juice
1 medium tomato,
chopped
1 chipotle pepper in adobo
sauce, chopped
1 tablespoon oil
1 clove garlic, minced
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/4 teaspoon paprika
1 tablespoon brown sugar
salt and pepper to taste
1 flank steak, or favorite
steak (about 1 pound)
1 loaf crusty French or
Italian bread
Butter for spreading
1/4 cup shredded Monterey
Jack cheese
Mix all marinade ingredi-
ents in a bowl. Reserve about
one-third cup of the marinade
and pour the rest into a reseal-
able plastic bag. Add the steak
to the bag and allow to marinate
for an hour or more in the refrig-
erator.
Spray the grill with non-
stick cooking spray. Heat the
grill to medium heat.
Remove the steak from the
bag and place on the grill. Allow
to cook 17 to 20 minutes for
medium-rare doneness, or until
desired doneness. Brush the
steak while cooking with the re-
served marinade dont use
the marinade that was in the
bag with the meat.
Remove the steak and let
it rest for 10 minutes.
Slice the bread lengthwise
and butter each half. Sprinkle
on the shredded cheese. Put
bread on the grill to toast
slightly and melt the cheese.
Slice the meat and place
on the bread. Cut into serving-
size portions and enjoy with
your favorite side dish.
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A
tiered wedding cake
is often a fitting con-
clusion to a wedding
reception. Todays brides and
grooms are experimenting with
cake flavors and designs so
their cake is a unique represen-
tation of their persona as a
couple.
Its no longer necessary to
stick with a white cake with
buttercream frosting for your
wedding day. Think about ex-
ploring other flavor and filling
combinations that will tempt
the guests taste buds. For those
who cant settle on just one fla-
vor, how about having a differ-
ent flavor for each layer?
Couples getting married
in the fall may want to think
about a spice cake that evokes
the feelings of sipping a mug of
spiced cider. Cream cheese
frosting is often a pairing with
spice cake, or think about a
layer of caramel that will make
it taste like youre enjoying a
candied Halloween apple.
A hummingbird cake may
fit the bill for a spring wedding.
This is made with mashed ba-
nanas, pineapples and chopped
pecans. This cake is perfect
when paired with cream
cheese frosting.
Yellow or white cake are
universal favorites for wed-
dings. Some pizzazz can be
added through the use of cre-
ative fillings. Consider some-
thing citrusy and summery for
a summer wedding. Raspberry
preserves or lemon curd are
tart and sweet. For a tropical
flair, mangoes or passion fruit
can be mixed with touches of
coconut.
A winter wedding can be
accented with rich flavors, like
a decadent chocolate cake
filled with chocolate
ganache and black
cherries in a
black forest style.
Those toasting to
the good life may
want an almond
cake enhanced with
some fine liqueur
and simple choco-
late buttercream.
Couples should
sit down with their
baker and sample a
number of flavor
combinations to de-
termine a recipe
that works for them.
Pastry compa-
nies also may be
able to develop a
cake that encom-
passes a couples favorite fla-
vors or symbolizes a special
moment in their lives. A
Boston Cream Pie-inspired
cake may liven up the wedding
of a couple who became en-
gaged in Boston. Maybe a can-
noli cream filled cake will
usher in memories of a trip to
Italy. Kids at heart can enjoy
candy confection cakes filled
with gooey chocolate, nuts and
marshmallows.
Whatever the case, cou-
ples can use their cake as a
centerpiece that wows the
senses of taste as well as vision.
Consider displaying this culi-
nary masterpiece on a table
with the seating cards placed
around it so that it can be en-
joyed the entire night.
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that boasts a lot of activities.
Adults might enjoy the simple
relaxation of camping, but kids
will likely need more to do.
Look for a campground that
can offer activities the children
will like, such as hiking, kayak-
ing, rafting, or even mountain
biking.
Determine who you are as
campers. Not all campers enjoy
the rustic life of camping. Some
need to combine camping with
the amenities of modern life,
including running water and
toilets that flush. Campers
should be honest with them-
selves in regards to their needs
in amenities when researching
campgrounds. If you and your
family will need a shower, con-
sider renting an RV for the trip
or choose a campground with
accessible showers and rest-
rooms. Veteran campers might
scoff at such amenities, but
families would likely prefer
some combination of roughing
it in the wild and modern day
living.
Get the right gear. Entry to
many campgrounds is free or
nearly free. However, camping
gear could cost money. The
good thing about camping gear
is its reusable. If this years
camping trip is a success, then
next years trip wont cost
nearly as much. Visit a local
camping store and explain your
situation, including what you
hope to get out of the camping
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winter view of Reservoir. Close to trans./shop-
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Fayson Lakes Charm, character throughout.
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KINNELON $1,425,000
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nestled on a cul-de-sac. KIN2210
KINNELON $1,500,000
Smoke Rise 5BR, 5.1 bath unique custom home
with lake views, sprawling flr. Plan with special
features. KIN2208
LINCOLN PARK $269,900
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KIN2205
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home with spacious loft, can be extra BR, LR
w/fplc., vaulted ceil., DR/deck, HW flrs., conven.
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Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $795,000
Smoke Rise Custom built 4BR Contemp. With
picture perfect beautiful landscaped Fla. Back-
yard, gazebo, pool/deck. KIN2204
MONTVILLE $729,900
Total rehab. 4BR, 3.5 bath custom home on .79
acre work done by high end builder of luxury
homes! WYN0459
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $525,000
Young Immaculate 4BR, 2.5 bath CH Colonial
in great neighborhood. Enjoy your private yard
with shed. Main. Free exterior. Commuters de-
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WAYNE $379,000
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on quiet st. Feats. Fplc., CA, gar. & level yard.
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WAYNE $499,000
Deceivingly spacious 3BR, 2 bath home on
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fplc., EIK, granite, SS, appls., 2 car gar., more!
WYN0465
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $659,000
Well maintained spacious 5BR Colonial on cor-
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suite or prof. use. WYN0277
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $429,900
Packanack Lake 3BR, 1.2baths Bilevel, FR
w/fplc., HW flrs., Maple EIK, silestone, newer
appls., lush prop., 2 car gar. & circular drive.
WYN0417
Wayne 973-694-8000
WEST MILFORD $334,900
Nicely renovated 3BR Ranch w/open floor plan.
Kit., wide plank flrs., granite, huge fin. Bsmt.,
screened in porch +800 sq. ft. det. Gar. With
sep. 200 amp. WYN0403
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $575,000
Smoke Rise Beautiful Custom 4BR, 2.1 bath
CHC. Many updates, EIK w/granite, Fla. Rm.
w/brick fplc., main level gar., 1.03 acres.
KIN2010
KINNELON $629,900
Large well maintained Col. On great property.
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KIN2396
KINNELON $719,000
Smoke Rise 3/4BRs, 3.1 bath Ranch completely
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to bus & hwys. WYN 0242.
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Wayne 973-694-8000
CLIFTON $339,000
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areas & 2 kitchens, new roof, heated pool & 2
car gar. WYN0457
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CEDAR GROVE $599,999
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model. Prof. designed/detailed.
Clubhouse/pool, 2 car parking. KIN0000
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PEQUANNOCK $349,900
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open floor plan with great entertaining flow.
Foyer leads to living room, sitting/library room
with gas fireplace. Call Colleen McMahon at
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flooring, french doors to front deck and gazebo,
large master MBR suite 2nd floor and huge
master bedroom with garden tub. Call Marie
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0106.
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BLOW OUT PRICE....ESTATE SALE!
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are in full bloom for all to enjoy Good size Liv-
ing Room with wood floors under carpeting. Up-
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Call Colleen McMahon at 973-214-5250.
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A WONDERFUL LIFESTYLE!
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POMPTON PLAINS $189,900
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WANAQUE BORO $559,900
GLORIOUS VICTORIAN AT A
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WEST MILFORD TWP. $849,900
STUNNING!
5 br 3.1 ba estate set on hill top w/ny views from
wrap arnd deck.superbly crafted w/granite,
porcelain& marble tile,braz hdwd flrs. 9, 10, 12,
24ft clngs,4.5 flat acres.35 minutes to NYC. Call
Daniele Fiorina at 973-460-4352.
BUTLER $259,000
CALLING ALL CONTRACTORS!
Great for Contractors or a Handyman who can
turn this house into a home. Located in a great
neighborhood & is close to all major highways
& shopping. Call Gina Petry at 201-970-2319.
FAIR LAWN $229,900
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY!
Charming cape cod on a corner lot. Eat-In
Kitchen, wood floors under carpet in living
room, main level bedrooms. Spacious 3rd
bedrm on 2nd floor.Call Cathy Lawton 973-214-
8489.
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Mortgage Banker
NMLS# 183464
219 Paterson Avenue, Little Falls, NJ 07424
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ryan.barry@njlenders.com
Building a "Family of Clients" with a strong belief in the "Client for Life" Philosophy.
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JUNE MORTGAGE SPECIAL!
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CENTURY 21 CREST REAL ESTATE, INC.
142 ROUTE 23 NORTH
POMPTON PLAINS, NJ 07444
Office (973) 686-1500 (800) 950-5021
www.century21crestreaIestate.com
RINGWOOD $149,900
WHY RENT?
Ideal situation - condo vs.single family home.
Why rent or pay monthly fees when you can own
this lake style ranch newer vinyl siding. Call
Colleen McMahon at 973-214-5250.
PEQUANNOCK TWP. $699,900
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG COLONIAL!
GREAT REDUCTION on this Beautiful Center
Hall Colonial. This stunning home was built in
2008/9. There are 5 bedrooms 3 full baths. A
magnificent family room with gas fireplace. Call
Suzanne Parisi at 201-259-5205.
CLIFTON $319,900
ALLWOOD SECTION
3 br, colonial, large lot in des. FDR. Encl.frnt
porch, HdwWd Flrs., Perm.steps to attic. Vinyl-
siding. Walk to library, tennis crts, 2 playgrnds,
elem.school, & NYC bus. Call Donna Rama
973-202-1741.
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trip and where youll be head-
ing. An associate should be
able to help you find the right
gear for your trip, including a
tent, lights, a water filter, cook-
ing materials, and inflatable
mattresses. The materials
needed for a successful camping
trip are many, but again these
materials are reusable and can
last a lifetime if families choose
the right gear.
Stock up on the essentials.
Once you have purchased the
right gear, dont forget to stock
up on the other essentials. Par-
ticularly during the warmer
months, campgrounds can be
very hot and insects abound. Be
sure to bring adequate amounts
of sunscreen and bug spray and
apply each liberally every day.
Even if the sky is overcast,
apply sunscreen to avoid
painful sunburn. Other essen-
tials include toilet paper (bring
more than you expect to use),
bottled water, plates and uten-
sils, and garbage bags. Be sure to
bring extra garbage bags to
avoid littering in the camp-
ground.
Dont forget to have fun. Fam-
ilies should emphasize having
fun when visiting the camp-
ground. Because camping is not
a resort-style vacation, its up to
Mom and Dad to entertain the
kids. Bring along a guitar for a
campfire sing-a-long, and pack
a few board games the family
can enjoy under the stars at
night. If a nearby park is known
for being especially family-
friendly, consider it as a camp-
site. Kids might meet fellow
campers their own age and
make some new friends.
S
pa 23 Health & Racquet
Club, located at 381
Route 23 South in Pomp-
ton Plains, has announced that
they will offer a FREE 1 Month
Spa 23 Membership just for
teens, ages 13 to 16 years. New
Teen Members will have access
to Spa 23 seven days a week,
and may check in anytime be-
tween 9 am and 6 pm. The
membership includes 3 FREE
orientations with a Personal
Trainer on the proper use of the
Spa 23 equipment and facilities.
Registration will take
place from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00
p.m. Monday through Friday,
and from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday. The
teens parent must be present
during registration. Please regis-
ter by August 1, 2011.
This is a great opportu-
nity to become a member of
one of the best health cubs in
the area! Spa 23 is well known
for having qualified, experi-
enced instructors, and for its
friendly, non-intimidating at-
mosphere where everyone feels
at home.
Spa 23 is expecting a big
response to this very unique
offer, so be sure to register early
as space is limited.
For further information,
please contact the Member-
ship Department of Spa 23 at
973-839-8823.
Spa 23 offers free
teen membership
ipants will venture out as as-
signed in unfamiliar foursomes
structured to equalize play ac-
cording to each players
recorded handicap. Registration
is payable by June 3, 2011, and
for your mere $70.00 youll re-
ceive: l8 holes of golf with an
electric cart, a welcome break-
fast, a buffet lunch and prizes.
Questions and/or registration
forms should be directed to: Jan-
ice Highton @ 201 835-9155
and made payable to PTWGL
and your checks should be sent
to Janice @ 247 Brook Valley-
Road, Kinnelon NJ 07405.
Please note that this event is
open to PTWGL members only.
Jul 6
Join author Kevin Woyce at
the Pequannock Library on
Wed., July 6, at 7 pm for The
Statue of Liberty at the Pe-
quannock Library. Please call
(973) 835-7460 to sign-up.
This slide show features
Kevins original photography
of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis
Island, and New York Harbor
views, as well as vintage im-
ages. The Statue of Liberty was
dedicated 125 years ago. Learn
how she was built and what
she symbolizes, and hear about
some of the people involved in
her creation, including sculp-
tor Frederic Bartholdi, engi-
neer Gustave Eiffel, architect
Richard Morris Hunt, and
newspaper publisher Joseph
Pulitzer.
Jul 17
LINCOLN PARK TRI-
ATHLON, part of the Mayors
Wellness Campaign, will be
held on Sunday July 17th at
8am in Lincoln Park. This is a
sprint triathlon (500m swim, 12
mile bike, 3.1 mile run). Entry
fee is $75 for individuals, $115
for relays. Field is limited to 300
athletes. Event is to benefit Lin-
coln Park Emergency Services.
Check out www.lincolnpark-
triathlon.com for course info
and to register.
Around the
Community
The Lincoln Park American
Legion Ladies Aux Post 279 is
proud to announce the chosen
delegates and alternates attend-
ing the NJ Girls State program
this month at Georgian Court
University,
Lakewood, NJ. The three
delegates are Amanda Mol, Erin
Kelly, Hayley Lynch. The two
alternates are Laura Bionde and
Megan Couch. We wish to send
our best wishes on their success
for the program and their future.
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CUSTOM BRICK HOME
Solid, well-built custom 4 Bedroom brick home nestled on
acre property with views & privacy; 4 car garage; hard-
wood floors; brick fireplace; tons of windows and deck to
enjoy spectacular views. Call Sally x-254
Denville $1,998,000
CUSTOMBUILT HOME ON PRIVATE LAKE
Live on a private freshwater lake for the rest of your
days! Custom built home with all the amenities you
would expect in a home of this caliber!Nothing like
this in North Jersey next to NJ preserve. Call Tom x-
113 or Kelly x-115
Lisa Motisi
Owner/Sales Associate
x305
Silvia Bonaccorsi
Broker/Owner
x266
Sally Vreeland Novak
Owner/Sales Associate
x254
Pamela "Pam" Houston
Sales Associate
x248
Donna Nelson
Sales Associate
x244
Lynne Travers
Sales Associate
x555
Janet Juliano
Sales Associate
x207
Tin Tran
Sales Assoc/Buyers Agent
x272
Maureen Clark
Sales Associate
x100
Linda Sikorski
Sales Associate
x190
Peggy "PJ" Stock
Broker/Sales Associate
x111
Diane Amoscato
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x246
Sandra "Sandi" Gros
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x242
Shorouq Matari
Sales Associate
x300
Debra Malanga
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Tom Staudinger
x113
Hanan Matari
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Denise Laden
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x235
Krystyna Plewa
Sales Associate
x141
Kelly Nebesnak
Sales Associate
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John Ross
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Jennifer "Jenn" Mennella
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Kathy Williamson
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Lois Fitzpatrick
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CAMPAGNA
Fabulous and meticulous! The bright end unit is located
inthe desirable Adult Community of Campagna. 2 BR, 2
BA. New Kitchen, Baths, Heating & AC units. Call Kelly x-
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5 BR, 5.5 BA, Set on private 1.21 ac parklike
grounds.Quality appointments thruout. HardiPlank siding.
Full Finw/o Base. Prof Landscape. Truly a must see! SELL-
ER IS MOTIVATED!! Call Lisa x-305
SPACIOUS CUSTOM RANCH
Great opportunity to live in Lake Valhalla! Enjoy this spa-
cious and sunny custom ranch in prime location w/ lake
views. Welcoming foyer with three closets, large living
room with brick fireplace. Call Sally x-254
Wanaque Boro. $529,000
STONE CREST ESTATES COLONIAL
Desirable Stone Crest Estates Colonial, 4 bed. 3.5 baths,
full finished walk out basement, all wood floors, Large
room sizes,loaded with upgrades, amazing landscaping
including a second level yard. Call Krystyna x-141
UPGRADED & UPDATED COLONIAL
Picturesque Mtn & Sunset Views! Upgraded & Updated
Stone Frnt Col boosts Gran Kit&Mast Bth.Jacuzzi for 2 HW
flrs,2-Stry Ent Foyer.2 Staircases, 2-Stry FR w/Gas FP,
plus Great Rm.Tray Ceil in MBR.WI Closet. Call Lisa x-305
Parsippany-Troy Hills Twp. $699,900
BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED EXP. RANCH
Kitchen w/ Granite, Master bedroom was extended when
home was built w/New Bath, Huge Fin Basement, Fenced
Private Landscaped Yard with Gunite Pool. Hardwood
Floors. Must see to Appreciate! Call Lynne x-555
OPEN FLOOR PLAN
Built in 2007, this Colonial is a must to see! Situated only
1/2 mile from Towaco Train Station, this Colonial boasts
9 Rooms, 9 Foot Ceilings, 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, and a
2 car garage. Call Kelly x-115
Mountain Lakes Boro. $525,000
CHARMING LAKESIDE COLONIAL
Gorgeous views! Features inc Entry, Liv Rm w/wd burn
stone fireplace & beamed ceiling, Din Rm w/wall of win-
dows extending to Fam Rm, updated Kit w/gran ctrs & SS
appl, 2 Bdrms w/plenty of closet space, close to restau-
rants, stores, major highways! Must see! Call Lisa x-305
DELIGHTFUL COLONIAL
Wrap Around Lemonade Front Porch is nestled on
Beautiful 1+ Acre property. Stylish updates & great floor-
plan. New HW Flrs, Newly painted, WB Fireplace,
Beautiful, Serene, Privacy & Fresh Air. DON'T MISS THIS
GREAT BUY IN MONTVILLE! Call PJ x-111
LARGE CUSTOM EXPANDED RANCH
With welcoming foyer with stone floor, special features
including spectacular yard with beautiful in-ground pool,
french doors to patio, living room with fireplace. Large
bedrooms, remodeled baths. Call Sally x-254
Parsippany-Troy Hills Twp. $369,000
ESTATE SALE! MAKE AN OFFER!
Large 13 room home, 3 brs & 4 offices can be converted
to 7 br home or In-Law Suite w/ separate entrance! Many
possibilities. Ideal location for Dr. office, dentist, chiroprac-
tor, lawyer, day care, accountant, & many other profes-
sionals looking to open in a great location. Call Shorouq x-
300
Boonton Town $499,870
BEAUTIFUL TUDOR
This one is a Beauty! Chestnut trim & HW thruout. LR
wFPL, Den, Updates galore + New addition, Kit w/Granite
& Stain Steel Appl., Mstr Suite w/WIC, Priv Bath w/Steam
Shower & Roman Tub. Call PJ x-111
CUSTOM BUILT RANCH
Custom built 3 Bedroom, 2 full bath ranch privately locat-
ed on large, level lot overlooking beautiful, scenic moun-
tain view. Family Room with fireplace, Large, country
kitchen, Finished Basement. Hardwood flrs & new win-
dows thruout. Call Maureen x-100
Boonton Town $399,000
LOTS OF CHARM
Sweet home with Chestnut Trim & Hardwood Floors thru-
out. Eat-in Kitchen, Formal DR, oversized LR, 2 newer Full
Bths (Jayson jetted tub),Finished Bsmt Family Rm. Patio,
1 Car Garage. Call PJ x-111
CHANGEBRIDGE AT MONTVILLE
Nothing to do but move in! Upgraded Kitchen &
Mstr Bth w/granite & cherry, NEW Carpet in all BR's,
NEW W/D, New Trex Deck + Walk-out to Brick
Patio, Fshd Bsmt, walk to Clubhse, Pool & Tennis!
Call Silvia x-266
Independence Twp. $276,789
HILLS OF INDEPENDENCE
Like new, this SHOWPLACE has it all, top of the line bath-
rooms, granite, counters, floors, granite kitchen, custom
tile,molding package, gleaming wood floors, newer rugs,
finished basement w/wet bar. All updated by 2010. Call
Krystyna x-141
Butler Boro. $263,900
CAMBRIDGE HEIGHTS
Gated community, Cheshire model, tucked away in a pri-
vate location, 2 beds, 2 baths, one floor living, private
patio, elevator building, newer hot water heater, plus
many upgrades. First floor living, featuring all large
rooms. Must see. Call Krystyna x-141
Allamuchy Twp. $178,000
PANTHER VALLEY/OLD FARM VLG
Sunny & Spacious, Upgraded Condo in Old Farm Village,
Panther Valley. Hdwood Floors, Breakfast Bar w/stools,
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