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Ask ten people how they

feel about Valentine’s

Day and it would be

plausible, if not definite, to get

ten different answers. Some sug-

gest it is a “created holiday”

only conceived to make money

by manipulating women and

men in its importance. Others(read as single people) take a

more bitter stance to the day

and its in-your-face (you can’t

open your eyes without seeing a

heart), over priced flowers (it

does get ridiculous), chocolate

covered everything (well every-

one loves chocolate covered on

something) approach that is

Valentine’s Day.

Whatever one may think,

in reality the day of “love” issimply that; one day out of the

year that calls out everybody

and brings his or her feelings to

the forefront. Whether single or

committed, Valentine’s Day

makes you think about loved

ones. Silly at times with a little

too much focus on the material

aspects of it, February 14th is

not about giving or receiving

gifts, although lately it hasevolved to that. At its core,

Valentine’s Day is about dedi-

cating yourself unconditionally

to a loved one for 24 hours.

One may say that people

should always treat each other

this way and it’s true, but unfor-

tunately unrealistic. Too many

times we get caught in the daily

web of work, responsibilities,

and other frivolous tasks thatseem important on any given

day. Valentine’s Day makes peo-

ple check themselves and

reminds them of what is essen-

tial; why they work hard every

day and night, and that is for

the people we love. If it were up

to most of us we would be on a

beach somewhere not stressing

about tomorrow and loving

today, instead we work hardhour to hour losing countless

nights of sleep, and we do it for

the people we love. I do not see

anything wrong with a day that

reminds us of that.

Happy Valentine’s Day,

make the best out of it. Love ya!

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•“The Capsticks” – Montville

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sented at the Montville

Township Historic Society

February 13 (Monday) pro-

gram, 7:30 p.m. in theMontville Township Senior

House, 356 Main, Montville.

All are invited to attend.

Feb 24

•The Pequannock Unico

would like to announce that it

is sponsoring a trip to Little

Italy on Friday, February 24,

2012. We are going to La Mela

Restaurante – on Mulberry

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consist of a 3 hour open bar – 7

courses of unlimited Italian

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Invite your friends, meet new

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Morse at 201.230.4579 or

Tax returns for 2011

are barely begun but

it is not too early to

start thinking about tax

planning strategies for 2012.This is by no means an all-

encompassing list, so be sure

to discuss your specific situa-

tion with your tax profes-

sional. Some important tax

code changes for 2012 are:

Individuals

Each personal and

dependent exemption is

$3,800 - an increase of $100

over 2011.

The 2012 standarditemized deduction rose

slightly. A taxpayer filing as

single (or married filing sepa-

rately), saw a $150 increase

to the basic deduction as it

rose to $5,950. Married cou-

ples filing a joint return

gained a $300 deduction to

$11,900. Those filing as

Head of Household have an

additional $200 deduction as

the amount increased to$8,700.

The maximum earned

income tax credit for low and

moderate income workers

rose to $5,891 for 2012, a

$140 increase from 2011.

Standard mileage rates

regarding charitable milesdriven remained unchanged

at 14 cents per mile. The

deduction for medical

mileage changed to 23 cents

per mile. Business miles driv-

en increased to 55.5 cents

per mile for most vehicles

earlier in 2011 and that

amount remains unchanged

going into 2012.

Though the credit

amounts don't change for2012, the modified adjusted

gross income threshold at

which the lifetime learning

education credit begins to

phase out is $104,000 for

joint filers and $52,000 for

single filers. This is up from

$102,000 and $51,000,

respectively.

Perhaps the item with

the potential for greatest

impact is the decreasedAlternative Minimum Tax

(AMT) exemption from

$74,500 to $45,000 for a

married couple. Single tax-

payers and those filing Head

of Household experience an

exemption decrease from

$48,450 to $33,750. Be sureto discuss this change with

your tax professional - the

potential impact could be

significant.

Lastly, the FICA ceiling

rose to $110,100 from

$106,800. The good news is

that the employee rate

remains at 4.2% at least

through February 29, 2012.

Currently, that rate is slated

to increase to the historicrate of 6.2% after that date,

but many believe the lower

rate will be extended for the

entire year. Touch base with

your CPA in mid-February to

see what happens.

Businesses

Depreciation is often a

significant deduction for

businesses. Unfortunately,

two significant depreciation

deductions decreased for2012. The Code Section 179

deduction for equipment pur-

chases is $139,000 of the first

$560,000 of business proper-

ty placed in service during

2012. This is down from

$500,000 of the first

$2,000,000 in 2011. First-year bonus depreciation also

decreased to 50% of qualified

property (down from 100%).

Many other very specific

changes occurred regarding

certain employee fringe ben-

efits, estimated tax payments

and qualified retirement

plans - to mention just a few.

Please keep in mind this is

not a complete list of

changes for tax year 2012 -and there likely will be fur-

ther changes as the year pro-

gresses. Due to current eco-

nomic conditions - and the

fact that this is an election

year - it is more important

than ever to keep in contact

with your CPA. Income tax

planning is only one of the

many ways to increase your

wealth potential!

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Chiropractic doctors

have long held that

posture - meaning

body alignment and balance -

is intimately related to

health. As a chiropractor, I

am encouraged to see medi-

cine is now acknowledging

the power of this relationship.

An article in the AMER-

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gains medicine has made in

recognizing the effect of pos-

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points expressed include:

•Posture, and normal physi-

ology and function, are inter-

related.

•Abnormal posture is evi-

dent in patients with chronic

pain-related conditions suchas backache, headache and

stress-related illness.

•Posture affects and moder-

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tion, both consciously and

unconsciously, from breath-

ing to hormonal production

to thinking.

•It appears homeostasis and

autonomic regulation are

intimately connected with

posture.

•Despite the considerable

evidence posture affects

physiology and function, the

significant influence of pos-

ture on health is missed or

not addressed by most physi-

cians.

Helping improve and

maintain correct posture is

one of the primary goals of

chiropractic care. Regular

evaluation of posture and

spinal alignment is vital to

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don’t have to be a member to

attend!

Mar 10

• On Saturday, March 10, 2012

at All Saints Auditorium, St.

Peter’s R.C. Church on

Baldwin Road in Parsippany,

NJ, Montville UNICO will

hold its 2nd annual Beef Steak

Dinner and Tricky Tray. The

price is $40.00 per person

which includes all you can eat

beef steak dinner (salad, entrée,

dessert, beer, and soda) and

participation in the tricky tray

program. Doors will open at

6:30pm for prize review with

dinner served first and the

tricky tray program to follow.

Tickets must be purchased in

advance from Michelle

Maddalena [email protected]

(973-885-4116) at 46 Anthony

Boulevard, Lincoln Park NJ

07035 and checks must be

made to Montville UNICO

Foundation. Proceeds from

this event go to help fund edu-

cational and charitable goals

programs.

Mar 21

•Pequannock UNICO has a

few seats left for their one day

trip to Li Greci’s Staaten

“Italian Feast of St. Joseph” on

March 21, 2012. Motor coach

arrives at 9:30 a.m. at Holy

Spirit Church, Pequannock

(far end of parking lot).

Departure to Staten Island, NY

is 9:45 a.m., with arrival at Li

Greci’s scheduled for ll:15am

Enjoy one hour open bar and

full course luncheon which

includes salad, soup or pasta,

entrée, dessert and coffee.

Approximate time of arrival

back home is 5:00 p.m.

Reservation with payment is

due no later than February 7th.

Price is $75.00 per person.

QIs exercise good for

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A. Joanne says…. Exercise is

not something I look forward

to. The mere thought of leg

lunges or sit-ups makes my

body ache without even doing

anything but I do know that it

is an important part to my

health and longevity. So to get

moving I make sure I walk

everyday and fit in at least 20 to

30 minutes of yoga. It’s not a

lot, but it’s something plus this

type of exercise relaxes my

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A good workout is not

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it has a myriad of benefits for

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I’m sure you have heard of

cortisol. Well cortisol is a stress

related hormone and in todays

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too much is not good. Exercise

helps our bodies maintain

healthy levels of cortisol. Too

much of this stress related hor-

mone wreaks havoc on our

bodies and causes an imbal-

ance. We will see increased

sebum production which clogs

pores and causes acne, and a

breakdown of collagen which

leads to wrinkles and sagging

skin.

Exercise is nourishing to

your whole body, it gets your

heart going and supplies much

needed blood and oxygen to all

your organs. This increased

blood supply is full of nutrients

and stimulates collagen pro-

duction which helps keep your

skin firm and smooth. This

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and stimulates hair follicles

helping hair grow strong

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helps correct any imbalance

including any hormonal imbal-

ance which can cause adult

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plus all that sweat unclogs

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So get moving… and

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30 minutes of a few simple yoga

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Valentine’s Day is upon

us. This is a day to

celebrate our loved

ones and show them we care.

We also have to take care of

our four–legged loved ones as

some Valentine’s Day gifts and

ideas may be hazardous to

your pets.

The most obvious warn-

ing is: Don’t Let Your Pets Eat

Chocolate. Chocolate is one

of the traditional gifts on

Valentine’s Day but can be

very dangerous to pets, even

life threatening. The toxic

compounds in chocolate

are methylxanthines, mainly

theobromine and less impor-

tantly caffeine. The amounts

of theobromine and caffeine

vary with the type of choco-

late. For instance, unsweet-

ened (Baker's) chocolate con-

tains 8-10 times the amount

of theobromine as

milk chocolate. This

is a very common tox-

icity in dogs and seen

less in cats just by

nature of their eating

habits.

Clinical signs of

chocolate toxicity

usually occur within 6

to 12 hours of inges-

tion. Theobromine

affects the body as a

Central Nervous

System (CNS) stimu-

lant, cardiovascular

stimulant, increases

blood pressure and nausea.

Therefore, common signs of

chocolate toxicity are: vomit-

ing, diarrhea, hyperactivity,

tremors, seizures, fast heart

rate and, in severe cases,

death. If your pet ingests

chocolate, contact your vet-

erinarian or poison control

immediately for treatment.

Also, knowing the type and

quantity of chocolate ingested

is helpful.

Another potential hazard

for pets on this ‘sweet’ holiday

is any ‘sugar-free’ gum or

candy. They commonly con-

tain the sugar substitute xyli-

tol. Signs of xylitol toxicity

can be seen as quickly as 30

minutes and causes a sudden

drop in the body’s blood sugar

(hypoglycemia). This may

result in weakness, depression,

loss of coordination, seizures,

coma and even liver

failure. Treatment should be

initiated immediately if inges-

tion occurs.

Some holiday flowers,

though they are romantic, can

be toxic for your pet. The

biggest culprits are lilies.

They are highly toxic to cats

so make sure your cats can’t

get near them or choose a dif-

ferent variety of flower but

not tulips (the bulbs are the

most toxic), amaryllis,

daisies, chrysanthe-

mums or any flowers

with thorns may be

potentially dangerous

flowers.

Leftover gift-

wrapping or decora-

tions are enticing for

curious cats. Make sure all

ribbons, bows and other wrap-

ping are out of your pets’ reach

and cleaned up. Cats espe-

cially like chewing on strings

or ribbons which can cause

choking or worse an obstruc-

tion in the intestines that

could require emergency sur-

gery.

Candles are also a nice

touch on Valentine’s Day but

not to paws and fur. Don’t

leave candles unattended as

pets can easily be burned or

the candles could be knocked

over causing a fire.

One last warning is pets

given as gifts. Puppies and

kittens are very cute and cud-

dly but owning a pet is a big

undertaking. Purchasing a pet

should be done in a responsi-

ble way and only after a lot of

research. If you’re ready, you

should consider adopting a pet

from your local shelter. These

steps can be done together

and are romantic and reward-

ing.

Have a sweet and safe

Valentine’s Day!

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-

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Mediators have been

around for a long

time, but recently

they have increasingly taken

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lution, in nearly every sector

of the law. It use to be that if

you wanted to get a divorce,

you hired a lawyer, and settled

the complaint in the court-

room. After many long drawn

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money, the disputing parties

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lawyers – thus avoiding the

courts, the emotional fallout,

and especially the legal fees.

Mediators are a diverse

set of individuals they may be

teachers, psychotherapists,

businessmen, retired judges

and yes even lawyers. They

all bring their expertise to the

negotiation table. The cost of

mediation services vary from

mediator to mediator, but if

you talked to a person who

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divorce, they will tell you that

it is cheaper and quicker than

going through legal proceed-

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All adversarial proceed-

ings have negative outcomes.

They create stress; they leave

one or both parties feeling

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are children involved, they

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if things cannot be worked

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people to identify what might

not work at an early stage in

the process, this helps the

couple find some kind of res-

olution without letting things

escalate much higher.

The whole point about

mediation is that it is volun-

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power back into the hands of

the parties.

Gerard Scola is a labor

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neutral person who has the

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Premature babies or pre-

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world when a pregnan-

cy lasts fewer than 37 weeks.

Full term babies are born

between 38 to 42 weeks.

Because of their early arrival,

premature infants have differ-

ent needs than that of a full

term infant.

Premature babies may

begin their lives in the neona-

tal intensive care unit

(NICU) or the special care

nursery. The NICU is

designed to provide an atmos-

phere that limits stress, meets

the basic needs of warmth,

nutrition and protection to

assure proper growth and

development. After the child

leaves the NICU, careful

attention should be paid to

the development of the nerv-

ous system. In the early

months of life all of the senso-

ry systems impose incredible

degrees of sensory stimulation

on the baby. The sensory sys-

tems includes the visual, tac-

tile (touch), auditory (hear-

ing), olfactory (smell), propri-

oceptive and kinesthetic

(body awareness).

The baby must learn how

to regulate all of the incoming

sensory information in order

to be at an optimal state to

learn new skills. This regula-

tion is more difficult for a pre-

mature baby. A pediatric

physical therapist can assess

the premature baby’s ability to

regulate the incoming sensory

stimuli and teach the parents

how to recognize when the

baby is stressed or not alert.

The therapist can also deter-

mine the cause of the stress

and thereby decrease and pre-

vent it. When the baby is

stressed there can be changes

in the baby’s breathing, heart

function, skin color and diges-

tion. Some indications of

stress are:

•Hiccupping.

•Changes in skin color (mot-

tling or cyanosis (bluish color

from lack of oxygen)

•Temperature change.

•Tremors or startles.

•Spitting up or bowel move-

ments.

•Changes in muscle tone ie:

very flaccid or floppy (hypo-

tonic) or stiff (hypertonic).

•Crying and fussiness are

common with difficulty con-

soling.

The baby’s state whether

it is stressed or calm, plays a

vital role in the baby’s motor

development. As the baby

receives input from the senso-

ry systems listed above, it is

then integrated with the

motor system and enables the

baby to adjust his head, body

and limbs in space in relation

to each other and gravity.

When the baby is in an organ-

ized or non stressed state the

motor system functions easily

with smooth movements and

postures. When the baby is

calm he can then attend to

and interact with his environ-

ment and learn new skills.

A premature baby that

has an impaired sensory sys-

tem may often demonstrate

signs of stress. This impair-

ment can cause the premature

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patterns early in development

that can lead to major motor

related problems later in life.

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popular material for decking

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•Garage conversion

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•In-ground pool

•Patio enclosure

•Patio installation

•Partition wall installation•Porch

•Retaining walls

•Roof change (i.e., flat roof

to sloped roof)

•Roof replacement

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faces. Imagine looking in the mirror and see-ing yourself 10 or 15 years younger. That'swhat a facelift or K-lift(TM) can do for you.And it's not just for movie stars or models any-more. New procedures and techniques makefacelifts more affordable and virtually unde-tectable for the "rest of us".

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