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Fall is a great time to enjoy

the great outdoors. Beautifulfall foliage coupled with

great weather compel many people

to spend ample time outdoors

before the arrival of harsh winter

weather drives them back

indoors. The following are a

handful of activities that are tai-

lor-made for fall.

Raking leaves: While raking

leaves might not jump out at youas a great way to spend a nice fall

afternoon, families often find rak-

ing leaves together soon turns into

a fun day in the yard. Build leaf

piles and let the kids jump in, and

then do it again.

When raking, encourage kids

to collect some colorful leaves and

set them aside. Once the raking is

done, you can then enjoy making

some homemade crafts with the

leaves you and your youngsters justcollected.

Apple picking: Perhaps no activ-

ity is more synonymous with fall

than apple picking. Many apple

orchards encourage customers to

come by and pick their own apples

in the fall. Once your family and

you have scoured the orchard for

the perfect apples, relax with a cup

of warm apple cider before return-

ing home to make some home-

made apple sauce and, of course, adelicious apple pie.

Hayride: Hayrides are another

fall tradition, and many farms offer

relaxing hayrides throughout fall.

Younger children who may tire if

asked to patrol an apple orchard

for apples might find a hayride is

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SEPT 27

Wayne Presbyterian Church will beholding a Fish and Chips Dinneron Friday, September 27 between 5-7pm. The dinner will be held inMemorial Hall at the church, located at

1200 Alps Road in Wayne. The dinner iscatered by Argyles of Kearny andincludes beverages, rolls and delicious

homemade desserts! Patrons have theoption to eat-in or take-out. You can

purchase tickets at the church office orfor more information, call the church

office at 973-694-7109 or visit theirwebsite at www.WaynePresbyterian.org.Wayne Presbyterian Church is located atthe corner of Alps and Ratzer Roads.

SEPT 28

Family & Friends for Freedom Fundpresents a benefit at the RhinoTheatre,247 Wanaque Ave, Pompton Lakes tosupport our wounded soldiers.Showtime Saturday, September 28 at8pm. Ticket donation $20.00. Gene

Ferrari will once again star in a Benefitfor our Wounded War Heroes. Genes

classically elegant style, both in per-formance and in attire, begs comparison

to such great singers as Tom Jones,Engelbert and Neil Diamond. They gaveto us, now it is our turn to give to them!Come out and support this great event!Call Kathy Sturla at 973-897-2237 fortickets. For more information call 973-897-2237 or www.injuredmarines-fund.org.

OCT 16

The Musicales at Noon concert seriesat St. Timothy Lutheran Church in

Wayne opens Wednesday, October 16,with jazz vocalist Dana Reedy. Backed

by her rhythm section of bass, guitarand light drum, Ms. Reedy will feature

standards, bossa nova and light blues.The St. Timothy programs begin at12pm and run for one hour, and thepublic is cordially invited. No admission

is charged, but a free-will offering willbe accepted. The church has an indoorelevator for easy wheelchair access. Formore information or for directions to St.Timothy Church at 395 Valley Road inWayne, please call 973-694-8316.

OCT 20

The Wayne Valley Fall Craft Show willbe held on Sunday, October 20, from10am-5pm at Wayne Valley HighSchool, 551 Valley Rd, Wayne. Theshow will be sponsored by the WayneValley Band Parents and promoted by

P.J.s Promotions. Over 100 qualityexhibitors from four states with hand-made crafts, art and photography willbe filling the gym and vestibule withtheir wonderful displays. There willalso be a breakfast and lunch menu

and bake sale that will be held by thesponsors. For further informationabout the show please go towww.pjspromotions.c om or call 201-666-1340.

OCT 23

The Musicales at Noon concert series

at St. Timothy Lutheran Church inWayne continues Wednesday, October23, with a recital by baritone JamesPierce. The 60-minute concert begins at12pm and the public is cordially invited.No admission is charged, but a free-willoffering will be accepted. The church hasan indoor elevator, for easy wheelchairaccess. For more information or fordirections to St. Timothy Church at 395

Valley Road in Wayne, please call 973-694-8316.

OCT 30

The Musicales at Noon concert seriesat St. Timothy Lutheran Church in Wayneconcludes Wednesday, October 30, withan appearance by Ludwig Van Beethoven,himself! Some in the audience may rec-ognize the performer as pianist DennisKobray. The 60-minute concert begins at12pm, and the public is cordially invited.No admission is charged, but a free-willoffering will be accepted. The church has

an indoor elevator, for easy wheelchairaccess. For more information or for direc-tions to St. Timothy Lutheran Church at395 Valley Road in Wayne, please call973-694-8316.

Around theCommunity ...

True Vine Christian Center, located at99 Two Bridges Road in Lincoln Parkoffers a food pantry which is open everysecond & fourth Wednesday of themonth. Remaining 2013 dates are asfollows: September 11 & 25, October 9& 23, November 13 & 27, December 11

& 19 (this is the third Wednesday sincethe forth is Christmas Day). The hoursare from 5:30-6:45pm. It is for families

that are in need.Wayne YMCA offers free swim lessonsto all second graders this fall. Secondgraders, along with their parent orguardian, must bring their most recentreport card (or their last report cardfrom first grade) to the Wayne YMCA toreceive the free eight-week swim lessonthis fall. This offer is valid fromSeptember 9 through December 22.For more information call 973-595-0100 or go to www.wayneymca.org.

The Y is located at 1 Pike Drive inWayne.The Wayne YMCA is offering all incom-ing seventh graders a complimentary

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What do these yearshave in common:

1987, 1990, 1994,

2000, 2001, 2002 and 2008?

Not sure? Let me ask the

question a different way.

What did these years in the

stock market do to your

retirement portfolio? Were

you still working when the

markets crashed, corrected or

burned? Did you view this as

a momentary problem thattime would heal? Did you

view these years as buyingopportunities since the prices

were on sale by 10 percent

off or more? Did you take

advantage of the opportunity

and invest heavily, adding to

your temporarily discounted

retirement accounts? If not,

dont you wish you did?

For some investors,

crashes, corrections and

depressions are merely a

great time to buy and investmore for gains yet to come.

For others, these negativemarket events cause stress,

tension, anxiety and high

blood pressure. The deter-

mining factors of either an

opportunity or reason for

alarm boil down to just one

word: liquidity!

When we work, we gen-

erate capital, creating liquid-

ity. When we are retired, liq-

uidity is severely limited

or non-existent becauseemployer based bi-weekly

paychecks no longer comein. In fact, crashes, correc-

tions, recessions, depressions

and inflation are devastating

to those on a fixed income

or portfolio-based income

stream. If you have surplus

capital, you look forward to

dips in the markets that gen-erate buying opportunities. If

you have no surplus or are

living on the majority ofwhat your portfolio can safe-

ly produce, very little good

can come from falling mar-

kets whether they are

stocks, bonds, real estate,

precious metals or commodi-

ties because you cannot

afford to participate. To riskfurther decline or erosion

could prove fatal!

An analysis of the dates

reveal the following: There

are 26 years between 1987

and 2013. The years chosen

in my opening paragraph rep-

resent the seven worst per-

forming years of the 26-yearspan. That means 27 percent

of the 26 years were overtly

negative, and some people

have never recovered!

If you believe that the

stock or bond markets will

never experience a crash or

correction again, please dis-

continue reading this column

right now and dont waste

another minute of your time.

If you hold to the belief thatthe markets comprising the

holdings in your retirement

portfolio may go into nega-

tive territory at any time,

exacerbated by the monthly

withdrawals that must con-

tinue to support you and your

spouse for the rest of your

life, please invest a few more

moments of your time read-

ing to the end, for your own

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Ys Welcome Center. All seventh grademembers will receive a fitness center ori-entation. Membership for this seventhgrade year is valid through June 29,2014. For more information call 973-595-0100. The Y is located at 1 PikeDrive in Wayne.Whether you are still suffering from thebleak memories of war or have resolvedto put it all behind you, Point Man

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folio crash proof? In other

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your portfolio designed topay you a stable income for

the rest of your life, even if

the IRS says your IRA must

be depleted as you age? What

about a legacy for your chil-

dren? Will they receive any-

thing from your estate? Is it

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Though the federal

estate tax bracket has been

fixed at $5,250,000, NJ con-

tinues to hover at $675,000.This means if your estate,

counting your home, exceeds

that amount, taxes will have

to be paid! Are you prepared

to take care of this mandated

reduction in your bequest to

them?

Here are the nine points I

am making:

1. I insist on a guaranteed

rising income for the rest ofmy life, and my wifes, when

we stop working.

2. I demand long-term care

portfolio protection to insure

the integrity of my assets and

income.

3. I require that my portfolio

be designed with the least

amount of governmental

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4. I desire to leave the great-

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our favorite charities (our

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5. I must have protection

from stock and bond market

losses, so that my income and

insurance programs put in

place will not be compro-

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6. I mandate that during ris-

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7. I need the flexibility and

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8. As part of my retirement

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This is how my personal

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Planning Prevents Poor

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Individuals providing care to spouseswho are chronically ill or incapacitatedare invited to join Jewish Family Serviceof North Jerseys spousal caregivers

support group. Caregivers are a veryimportant part of a healthcare team,but they may also face stress and per-sonal challenges that come with caringfor a loved one. The group is beingfacilitated by Melanie Lester, LSW. Ifyou or someone you know is interestedin joining the group, or would like moreinformation, please contact MelanieLester at [email protected] or

call 973-595-0111. Pre-registration isrequired.

The Golden Age Circle of Wayne, Inc.(GACW) is an active non-profit seniorgroup sponsored by the WayneDepartment of Parks and Recreationthat meets every Thursday at 1pm inthe PAL Building, 1 PAL Drive in Wayne.Day trips and overnight trips are sched-uled throughout the year, certain meet-ings host special speakers, and bingo isplayed for only GACW members oneThursday during each month. To qualifyas a member, you must be a Wayne res-

ident of at least 50 years of age. Yearlydues are $7. For more information, call

Val Turner, assistant recording secretary,at 973-694-5094. Or, come visit us!

Professional musicians and vocalists ofthe Wayne Seniors Swing Band will per-form for your dancing and listeningpleasure on the third Tuesday of eachmonth. Requested donation is $2 from

members of the Wayne Elks Lodge andmembers of the Wayne AdultCommunity Center. For all others,

requested donation is $3. Light refresh-ments will be served. Performances willtake place from 12:30-2:30pm at theWayne Elks Lodge, 50 Hinchman Ave.For more information, call 973-633-0734.The Riverview Garden Club, based inWayne, is open to area residents whoare interested in gardening. Novice and

experienced gardeners are welcome.Monthly meetings featuring educationallectures are held on the first Wednesdayof the month at the main branch of theWayne Library. Excursions to botanicalvenues as well as demonstrations andhands-on projects are scheduled

throughout the year. In addition, theclub maintains several public gardens inthe Wayne area. For more information,please contact Linda Wescott at973-694-1098 email the club at

[email protected] or visitour website at www.riverviewgardenclub.com. Join now to make your gar-

Whitening is not

permanent. People

who expose their

teeth to a lot of foods and bev-

erages that cause staining maysee the whiteness start to fade

in as little as 1 month. Those

who avoid foods and beverages

that stain may be able to wait

one year or longer before

another whitening treatment

or touch-up is needed.

Tips for maintaining your

newly whitened teeth include:

Avoiding the consumption of

or exposure to products that

stain your teeth. If you dochoose to consume beverages

that stain, consider using a

straw so that the liquid bypass-

es your front teeth.

Brush or rinse immediately

after consuming stain-causing

beverages or foods.

Follow good oral hygiene

practices. Brush your teeth at

least twice daily and floss at

least once daily to remove

plaque. Use whitening tooth-paste (once or twice a week

only) to remove surface stains

and prevent yellowing. Use

regular toothpaste the rest of

the time.

Consider touch-up treat-

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whitening method used, youmay need a touch-up every 6

months or after a year or two.

If you smoke or drink lots of

stain-causing beverages, you

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Does insurance cover the cost of

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Does teeth whiteners damagetooth enamel?

Studies of whitening

products using 10% carbamide

peroxide showed little to no

effect on the hardness or min-

eral content of a tooths enam-

el surface.

Do teeth whiteners damage exist-ing dental restorations?

Over 10 years of clinical

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issue is not damage to exist-

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fillings, crowns, bonding,

veneers, and bridges do not

lighten. This means that any

preexisting dental work mayneed to be replaced to match

the new tooth shade achieved

in the natural teeth, should a

bleaching process proceed.

Do teeth whiteners damage a

tooths nerve?

Theres no evidence to

date that the tooth whitening

process has a harmful effect on

the health of a tooths nerve.

One study reported that at

both a 4.5 and 7-year follow

up, no individual who used atooth whitening system need-

ed a root canal procedure on

any teeth that had been

whitened.

Dr. Peter Brusco is a 1980

graduate of The University of

Pennsylvania and has been

practicing in Kinnelon since

1982. Dr. Bruscos practice is

located at 170 Kinnelon Road,

Suite 29A in Kinnelon. Youmay reach him by calling 973-

838-5862 or visiting him on the

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dening knowledge and friendships blos-som.Jewish Family Service of North Jersey,

a recipient of financial assistance fromUJA Federation of North Jersey, isexpanding its Kosher Meals on Wheelsprogram in Wayne. The Meals on Wheels

Program provides hot, nutritious koshermeals to people age 60 and over, orthose younger who have a disability andwho are unable to cook or shop. Driversare needed to deliver meals two times amonth. We are accepting referrals forpeople who would like to receive meals.To volunteer, to request Kosher Meals onWheels, or for additional information,call Paul Klein at 973-595-0111.Spa 23 Health & Racquet Club inWayne offers birthday parties and spe-

cial events for all ages. Kids will havethe time of their lives at Spa 23 parties!In addition to our pool parties, choose

This fall, the Jackson-

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Ministry is bringing

baseball pitching classes

to the community everyWednesday night. Partici-

pants will practice the basics

of baseball in a clinic format

with emphasis on integrating

faith and character on and off

the field.

Classes are led by Mike

Warden, former All-Morris

County Baseball Player for

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New Hampshire University.He has coached the Teel and

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from any of our themed parties, or adda theme to your pool party. Theme par-ties are available seven days a week.Pool parties are available Fridays,Saturdays, and Sundays. You can alsobook the entire club for your own pri-vate event! The spa is located at 381

Route 23 in Pompton Plains. ContactSpa 23s program director, LauraSeverance, at 973-839-8823. Viewmore information online atwww.spa23.com.An open invitation is extended to allseniors in the area to join the GoldenKey of Wayne. Dont get housebound come play bingo, dominoes, and cardgames with some friendly seniors.Enjoy fellowship, fun, holiday parties,and trips. The Golden Key Club meetsevery Friday afternoon from 1-3pm atthe Post 174 American Legion building,55 Mountain View Blvd. in Wayne. For

more information, please call AnnetteFord at 973-628-0492.The MOMS Club of Wayne is current-ly looking for members. It is part of

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stress and help us relax, but

recent studies have shown that

meditation can also relieve

pain, reduce the probability of

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improve creativity.

Here are some other

benefits of medita-

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1. The deep breath-

ing exercises central

to any program of

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Senior citizens who

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oxygenation of their digestive

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improves circulation.

2. Meditation also causes

increased alertness and the

ability to interact with others

and surroundings. The in-

creased oxygen in the blood-

stream of the elderly user of

meditation will cause brain

functions to improve.

3. Because both the mind and

the body become more relaxed,

the mental and physical health

of the individual is improved

drastically. Seniors who suffer

from depression can benefit

from meditation. During medi-

tation, feelings of happiness are

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4. Meditation improves physi-

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The fact that meditation is

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The break-even point

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indirect costs have been met.

You are neither making nor

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number of units sold, dollars

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billed out.

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first determine your direct

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(fixed) costs. Direct costs vary

with the number of units sold.

For every unit you sell, you

must buy another set of the

components. Your indirect

costs dont normally vary for a

given volume of business.

Your gross profit per unit

(sales less direct costs, known

as the contribution margin)

goes toward paying for these

indirect costs. Once the indi-

rect costs have been paid, you

have reached the break-even

point. The gross profit from

every unit sold over the break-

even point goes to the bottom

line as profit.

To simplify this example,

lets assume that you run a

food stand that sells only

hamburgers. For every burger

you sell, you need to buy meat,

a bun, trimmings, and a paper

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burger sells for $6 and the

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per burger. This means that

you have a contribution mar-

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costs.

Your fixed costs include

such things as rent, insurance,

advertising, taxes and so on.

Within limits, selling a few

more burgers will not cause

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Ahealthy pet is a happy

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their beloved pets health rests

largely on their shoulders.

Ensuring a pet is healthy over

the long haul can be quite sim-

ple. While some pets may

develop medical conditions

that require more attention,

the following are a few simply

ways pet owners can keep their

pets healthy.

Dont skip visits to the

veterinarian. Unlike humans,

pets cant speak for themselves,

so its quite possible that a pet

could be hurting or dealing

with a medical condition while

its owner has no idea. Annual

veterinary checkups can help

avoid such situations, and the

vet might notice a developing

condition before it becomes

anything serious. If a pets

behavior suddenly changes,

schedule a veterinarian visit as

soon as possible, as this behav-

ioral change could be indica-

tive of a medical issue.

Prioritize vaccinations.

Vaccinations can protect a pet

from a host of ailments, includ-

ing rabies, distemper and Lyme

disease. New pet owners who

adopted a pet from a rescue

organization should get docu-

mentation about the animals

past vaccinations. (Certified

kennels typically provide such

documentation at the time of

adoption.) If there is no such

documentation or if there are

documents showing the pet

received certain vaccinations

but not necessarily all of its

vaccinations, take the pet to

the veterinarian and have the

animal receive those vaccina-

tions that arent documented.

Spay or neuter the pet.

The ASPCA notes that spay-

ing or neutering a pet is a pre-

ventive measure that can help

a pet in the long haul. Spaying,

or removing the ovaries and

uterus of a female dog or cat,

can prevent diseases, such as

breast cancer and pyometra, as

well as infection and keep the

animal from going into heat.

Neutering a male dog or cat

before it reaches six months

can reduce the likelihood that

the animal will behave aggres-

sively, while helping to prevent

testicular cancer, diseases of

the prostate and hernias.

Help the pet fight heart-

worm. Heartworm isnt easy to

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prevented. Cat ow-

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their veterinarian

about heartworm

and the best course

of action, as cats are

less likely to devel-

op heartworm than

dogs, who are natu-

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infection. Dogs should be test-

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the early spring, and the veteri-

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will take once per month. How

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medication depends on the

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vets advice.

Get your pet off the

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increasing muscle mass

and improving cardiovascular

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their dog needs depends on its

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Hiking: Hiking is a fun

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round, but its especially

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corn mazes once the tempera-

tures dip, and such mazes can

be fun for adults and children

alike. Though adolescents can

often be trusted to find their

way through corn mazes,

younger kids should be accom-

panied by an adult.

Pumpkin picking: Much like

apple picking is best in fall, so

is pumpkin picking. Rather

than buying your Halloween

pumpkin from the grocery

store, where your options may

be limited, go straight to the

source and pick your future

jack-o-lantern from a nearby

pumpkin patch, which will

provide a much wider selec-

tion. Let your youngsters pick

their own pumpkins and then

spend the rest of the day carv-

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forget to save those seeds,

which can be roasted over an

open flame to make a deli-

cious snack.

Do you have any strate-

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affiliated businesses?

These are businesses that are

complimentary to your busi-

ness. Examples of complimen-

tary businesses include plumb-

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HVAC, landscaping, win-

dows, furniture, doors, paving

and concrete. Each of these

companies comes across two

to five sales leads every

month. If not, they are not

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tracking both.

By bringing other con-

tractors to your customer, you

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Have you received a sales lead

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1 large red onion, finely

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1/4 cup finely chopped celery

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3 cups whole milk

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1/2 cup heavy cream2 tablespoons minced

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Salt and freshly ground pepper

Tabasco

1/2 pound medium sea

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low heat until crisp, 10 min-

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2 tablespoons of the bacon fat

and reserve. Add

the onion and

celery to the pan.

Cook over low

heat until soft-

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Meanwhile,

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1 cup of the milk.Add the corn

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Resolve to keep the floors in

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