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By: Megan Roche s winter comes to an end, people are itching to breakout those lawn chairs and blankets, longing for days of sunny weather and blue skies. On May 3 (raindate: May 17), head out to Roxbury’s Horseshoe Lake for a day of fun that benefits the greater community of homeless veterans. Rich Goldberg, the mastermind behind Vetfest, was looking for a way to continue his efforts in helping the state’s homeless veteran population. Through his work volunteering for Community Hope, a 501c3 nonprofit organization, Goldberg has come to know many veterans throughout the area who have simply fallen on hard times. With a passion for music as well, Goldberg combined the two and decided on a concert to benefit them. The first ever Vetfest was held in 2019 and was a major success, raising over $24,000. On May 3, beginning at 12:00 noon, Horseshoe
Lake at Succasunna will be grooving, all for a good cause. Vetfest has the best of food trucks and talent coming together to help New Jersey’s homeless veterans. Goldberg is encouraging families to come and spend the day, with lawn chairs and blankets in tow. “Hang out for the day, there is going to be so much there to do for kids and adults. This is all about our veterans. The important thing is to give these vets who have given so
much for us, we want to give them a great day, all while raising money to support them. To be able to give them a great afternoon, just like anyone else coming out, that’s what we ultimately want to do.” Goldberg stated proudly. At the time this article was written, bands were still signing up to come and donate their time with a performance. Currently scheduled are The Frontiers, a Journey tribute band, A Brothers Revival,
an Allman Brothers tribute band, Sensational Soul Cruisers, a Motown and R&B band, The Best of the Eagles, an Eagles tribute band, and New York State of Mind, a Billy Joel tribute band. “I’ve gotten to know so many of these veterans throughout our area. These veterans are humble people and grateful people. All they want to do is get back on their feet, and if we can give them a little step up, a little assistance, that’s really what it’s all about. They did their job and went out and served and did everything for us, and now what I ask people to do, is just to come out and have a fun day.” Goldberg said. Food trucks include; the Empanada Truck, Cubano X-Press, Kona Ice, Jersey Rollz, Clubhouse Dogs, Cas’s Polish Food, Thai Food Addict, Bearded One BBQ, and Wood Fired Pizza. There will also be free entertainment for the kiddies in the family with bounce houses. Tickets are on sale continued on page 5
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Seton Hall University and WSOU Honor Bob Ley, Legendary Sportscaster and 1976 Alum
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By: Megan Roche hile he’s won many awards and gone on to major networks and has anchored many major sporting events, Bob Ley has never forgot where he came from. The Bloomfield, NJ native got his start at Seton Hall University and he was recently honored by the folks at the school’s radio station, WSOU. Ley fell in love with the journalism profession long before he entered the classrooms at Seton Hall. From his early beginnings, providing commentary as a correspondent for local newspaper, the Bloomfield boy knew that he wanted to be on the radio. A first-generation college grad, Seton Hall was where it all started. “I was into sports and I was doing a little sports work about Seton Hall on a small radio station and I was a correspondent for lots of local newspapers on high school sports. I knew I wanted to study journalism and WSOU was the most visible arm of the school that I could see. WSOU is the entire reason I went to Seton Hall,” Ley said. Ley began his freshman year at Seton Hall in 1972. After joining WSOU, he involved himself fully in the station, taking on many jobs and responsibilities. During his years at WSOU, Ley has served as sports director, program director, and engineer. He also produced play by play content for basketball and baseball games. After graduating, he landed several jobs in the New York and New Jersey area and also served as the PA for the New York Cosmos soccer team. In
Left to Right - Matthew Borowick, Interim Vice President University Advancement, Bob Ley, Mark Maben Photo Credit: Seton Hall University Athletics
1979, Ley began with a new sports channel start up, leaving his comfortable job at Suburban Cable TV 3. That sports channel start up? The network now known as ESPN. “I was coming from a job at Suburban Cablevision TV 3 where I joined the station from blueprints and saw it through to where we were winning major awards. I saw the benefit of being with an organization from the drop and having a blank canvas and having the chance to do whatever your abilities and see where the experiences will take you. I took the ESPN offer which now would have been a no brainer, but 40 years ago, it was a no brainer in the other direction,” Ley said. Ley returned to his alma mater on Feb. 23 as the Seton Hall Pirates took on the Saint John’s Red Storm to provide commentary on the game played at Prudential Center. This was Ley’s first time back in the broadcast booth since he graduated in 1976. Ley was joined on the broadcast by current WSOU Sports Director, Dalton Allison, and commentator Michael Daly. “I was so excited to have Bob join us at the broadcast booth,” Allison said. “Just sitting next to him and working with him, I was so impressed by his cadence and play by play work. The day was a great day for the WSOU family. To be able to have a brother like him in the professional industry, made the day so awesome. It was a great day to be a Pirate. For me personally, this was a dream come true. I continued on page 8
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students on the current staff and young alums. It made me feel overwhelmed and what I tried to leave with them was that we all have something to offer to this world and to this school. It’s all about staying involved and helping those who come after you and giving values to the programs there.” Ley said. WSOU General Manager Mark Maben was quick to note what Ley and other alumni mean to the radio station and why honoring Ley was so important. “I hear alum after alum tell me that no matter what they have gone on to do, their experience at WSOU has been extremely helpful to them in their careers. I think that reflects the high standard that everyone at the station holds themselves to. Bob speaks often about the critical role WSOU played in launching his career and through the decades he has taken the time to mentor and encourage generations of students who were following in his footsteps at WSOU,” Maben said. “With Bob entering retirement, we felt it was important for the station to honor him for both his extraordinary career and all that he has done for the station and the campus community.”
grew up watching Bob Ley on SportsCenter and then to see me on SportsCenter with him, it was absolutely wild. It was a surreal moment for myself and also for my family as well.” Before the game, Ley was honored with a reception where alumni gathered to thank him for all his service through the years. Amongst attendees were classmates that he had not seen in over 40 years. The folks at Seton Hall also held a pregame ceremony on the court to recognize his career. When he retired from ESPN in June of 2019, Ley had notched many holes in his career belt. Ley has anchored a number of World Cups, covered the World Series earthquake in 1989, called the World Cup in Paris when the French team was victorious, being part of SportsCenter and Outside the Lines since the beginning, and so many more. While he has had an incredible 40-year career with the network, Ley has always remained true to the Seton Hall student run radio station, WSOU. “It was a great experience to be sitting at the WSOU desk and to be calling a game. There were also so many people at this event to honor me, some of them I haven’t seen in years. It was also great to see the
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Livingston Resident and Duke University Student Advocates for Brain Aneurysm Research
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By: Evan Wechman ivingston resident and Duke University student Justin Gelman was just like his peers before suffering a ruptured brain aneurysm in his dorm room in North Carolina. Everything for him and his family changed that eventful February day in 2018. According to the Duke Brain Aneurysm fund which Gelman organized after his recovery, nearly half a million people worldwide die of ruptured brain aneurysms every year, and half the victims are under 50. In the U.S, approximately 30,000 people suffer a brain aneurysm rupture with four in 10 cases being deadly. It was against these odds that Gelman not only survived the rupture but returned to college, where he is finishOpen 365 days Mon.-Sat. 6am-3pm Sun. 7am-3pm
ing his studies in hopes of going to medical school. Many people, according to Gelman, don’t understand the difference between a ruptured and an unruptured aneurysm. However, as he points out, an aneurysm is a bulging in the wall of an artery resulting in an abnormal widening. Many people live their whole life with an unruptured aneurysm without knowing they even had one. There is danger when the aneurysm ruptures, causing a hemorrhage, where there is bleeding in the space between the brain and its hard-outer covering. This can deprive the brain of oxygen and other nutrients, eventually resulting in a stroke because of the lack of blood supply. Gelman is fully aware
now of what he went through and is grateful for the love showed to him by family and friends back home in Livingston. He humbly states “without the support of these phenomenal people in Livingston, my parents wouldn’t have been able to survive this ordeal. And if my parents couldn’t, I wouldn’t have been able to either.” During that near fatal incident two years ago when Gelman was only 19, something significant does stand out for him. He recalls that he had an extreme headache and was unsure of what to do. “I fought with my parents on the phone, explaining how I don’t need to go to the hospital, it was just a headache, it would go away.” Since the headache felt
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on their son. He was found semi-conscious in his dorm room, and an ambulance continued on page 12
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Livingston Resident... continued from page 11 transported him to the hospital. Justin’s loving parents immediately left Livingston to see their son at Duke University Hospital. Gelman, now 21 years old, remembers that his parents flew down “when I went to the emergency room with no idea that they wouldn’t return home for a month. They came with nothing but an overnight bag, obviously not expecting that I would be diagnosed with a ruptured brain aneurysm.” Gelman who had to undergo surgery to prevent further damage, states that the entire ordeal was a life lesson. After the successful surgery, “I recall thinking about my entire life up to that moment. What I realized was, I hadn’t real-
ly accomplished anything yet. That if I died right then and there, my legacy would have been a sad story about a kid who dies young. That thought terrified me; the thought of dying before becoming a doctor, finding the love of my life, seeing my kids grow up.” Justin started to think more about his legacy and woke up each morning with a purpose. He say’s “I’m trying to live every day with the focus that my actions are contributing to the life I want to live, the purpose I see for myself, and the world I want to create.” The pre-med student has made a great impact on many lives. Due to the exceptional care he received at the hospital, he created the Duke Brain Aneurysm
Fund which helps educate others and raise money to assist those who suffered an aneurysm. Gelman often speaks in public about his experiences and offers camaraderie to fellow survivors who are looking for help. He wants survivors and their loved ones to know that he “went through it too and they’re not alone, that they can make a recovery and that we can make a difference for future survivors.” Though Gelman is leaning towards a career in neurosurgery, he knows that whatever kind of doctor he becomes, he wants “this experience to help improve my ability to care for my patients”and to “pay forward the love and care received during my darkest time.”
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Livingston High School ... continued from page 13 Newark and Montclair. “Not only will the magazine be distributed at our camp, but also a series of national entrepreneurship incubators including Next Gen, Startup Island, and the Spark Tank at Dwight School (in New York City).” Since Desai feels financial literacy in itself can be a mundane topic to address and embrace, he tooled EEI workshops to be a fun and interesting activity for high school students. EEI specifically does this by breaking down their two-hour financial literacy workshops into a preliminary simulation and subsequent concept breakdown. Desai explains. “Our simulations range from a raisin game that gives each team of students 10 raisins as mock money for a budget
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By Richard Mabey Jr. ost people know that my Dad was a Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 170 for over 25 years. And, most people know that my Dad served as Vice President of the Beavertown Historical Society for over 10 years. But, very few people know that my Dad served as a Lay Leader of the Boonton United Methodist Church for nearly 20 years. Dad was also served with a Christian outreach group that presented evangelistic meetings for Methodist churches throughout the USA. Dad, with Mom’s supporting help, would present sermons for weekend camp meetings, mostly along the eastern seaboard. In time, my Dad developed a very sincere and earnest quality in his sermons. To clarify, Dad would not be the only speaker on the agenda for the weekend evangelic camp meetings. A good dozen or so individuals would present sermons for the weekend meetings. Dad took this job very seriously. I was so very proud of him for his wholesome, down-to-earth, heartfelt stories that he would share during his Christian presentations. Dad would draw upon his recollections
of his years as a Scoutmaster, the people he met along his travels as a long-distance truck driver, his memories of serving in the Seventh Army Air Corps during World War II, and of course his role as a husband and father. I was always impressed with the time that Dad spent studying and preparing for one of his sermons. This was an era before home computers. So, my Dad had to study his Bible the old-fashioned way, without the benefit of Internet cross referencing. Dad loved the Gospel of John. He also often referred to the Book of Psalms and the Book of Proverbs, a lot of times in his Christian talks. I remember that there was a distinct meter to my Dad’s sermons. Dad was not an emotional speaker. He did not raise his voice. He simply spoke in a most steadfast, compelling manner that rang with a truth of sincerity and a poetic earnest quality. I was always, all so proud of my Dad for all of his hard work to bring truth to the people who came to the camp meetings. Now, that I’m 66 years old, I find myself reflecting more and more of all of my Dad’s continued on page 17
My Dad spent many, many hours writing and reviewing his Christian talks for the big evangelical weekend camp meetings. Dad touched the lives of many individuals with his sincere and earnest presentations.
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he Tour de Franklin Charity Bike Ride will be held this year on Sunday April 26, 2020 at Franklin High School in Somerset, NJ. Now in its 31st year, the Tour De Franklin has grown into a community tradition for both Franklin Township and hundreds of cyclists. The day consists of 7 bike rides ranging from the 62 Mile ride to the 1-to-5 Mile Walk/Ride, and draws up to 800 participants annually. The Charity Bike Ride is also the largest annual fundraiser for the Franklin Food Bank. In 2019 cyclists, the sponsors, and the community rallied together to raise almost $80,000 of much needed funding for the Food Bank. While the Tour de Franklin happens in Somerset, groups throughout New Jersey make the event a success on all levels. The Tour happens on the last Sunday of April and is often the first long ride of the season for many avid cyclists. The Morris Area Freewheelers (MAFW) Bicycle Club uses the spring timing to support a good cause, with over 40 club members participating. Club member Jim Barnish who often rides in the Tour explained, “The club members participate in plenty of charity events but Tour De Franklin is a club favorite.” The MAFW is one
of the largest cycling clubs in New Jersey, with over 700 members and 1,400 scheduled rides per year throughout New Jersey. The club has morning rides on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday year round and evening rides on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between April and October. The paces of the rides range from beginning (Casual) to very fast (A-pace) so there is something for all levels. While not as visible as the cyclists, the community sponsors are an important part of the Tour de Franklin. The largest sponsor year after year is Thor Labs, located in Newton, New Jersey in another Franklin Township. Finally, the Tour de Franklin is run entirely by volunteers, many of whom come from the Program Management Institute New Jersey Chapter (PMINJ). PMINJ has over 5,600 members throughout New Jersey, and many lend a helping hand to make the Tour run smoothly. The Tour de Franklin 62, 40, 25, 10, and 5-Mile rides are on-road through scenic Franklin Township, while the 5 and 10-Mile rides also have routes along the historic D&R Canal. “The Tour de Franklin is a community event, so we strive to have rides for all levels
of cyclists so that everyone can have a memorable day,” explains Lisa Frey, Tour de Franklin Chairperson. Participants who register before April 1 receive a T-shirt, and cyclists who raise $150 or $300 receive special black T-shirts. Breakfast and lunch are also offered and there are stops with snacks and beverages along the rides. The New Jersey Department of Health
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NCJW/Essex Center for Women Spring into Action with Computer Classes at NCJW/Essex Center for Women in May Offers Career Services To All Women
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pring is in the air and what better way to welcome the season than with computer classes at the Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women. Basic EXCEL will begin on Monday May 4th and is scheduled to run for six sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM, and Intro to WORD will begin on Tuesday May 5th and is scheduled to run for six sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM. These classes are open to all women regardless of religious affiliation who want to improve their skills for job positions or who would just like to learn for their own personal use. There is an $85 fee per course. Classes are held at the NCJW/Essex Center for Women 70 South Orange Avenue, Suite 120, Livingston and registration is required. The Center for Women also offers lowcost career services for women who would like to enter or re-enter the workforce. Additional free services are available for displaced homemakers. A displaced homemaker is defined as a woman who has lost her primary source of income due to divorce, separation, or the death/disability
of a spouse. The Career Services Program offers one-on-one job counseling, as well as seminars in career choices, resume writing, job search strategies, and interview techniques. For further information and to register for these or other programs call the Center for Women at (973) 994-4994 or visit www.centerforwomenNJ.org. Please inquire about reduced fees and waivers. The National Council of Jewish Women, Essex County Section, and the State of NJ Department of Children and Families Division on Women fund the Displaced Homemaker Program at the Center for Women. The Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women is a nonsectarian, nonprofit community service sponsored by the NCJW Essex County Section that works to improve the quality of life for women, children, families, and the elderly through a variety of programs regardless of religious affiliation including career coaching, computer classes, self-empowerment workshops, and legal consultations. Lesley Greenstein of Summit is President of NCJW/ Essex and Andrea Mintz of Livingston is Vice President of the Center for Women.
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ment – is lead by professional staff and trained volunteers who teach life skills and strategies to improve self-esteem. The NCJW/Essex Center for Women is located at 70 South Orange Avenue, Suite 120, Livingston. For additional information about its programs call 973.994.4994 or visit www.centerforwomenNJ.org. The Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women is a nonsectarian, nonprofit community service sponsored by NCJW Essex County Section that works to improve the quality of life for women, children, families, and the elderly through a variety of programs regardless of religious affiliation. Lesley Greenstein of Summit is President of NCJW/Essex, and Andrea Mintz of Livingston is Vice President of the Center for Women.
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5 Tips to Fight Sleep Deprivation
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espite a desire for perfect sleep, Americans are not even close to getting the recommended eight hours a night, and 1 in 4 Americans believes the sleep they are getting isn’t the quality rest they want and need. “To put sleep deprivation into perspective, 37% of Americans report they have fallen asleep behind the wheel,” said Dr. Sujay Kansagra, a sleep health expert for Mattress Firm. “About 5% report falling asleep while driving on a monthly basis. Clearly, sleep deprivation is wide-spread and a risk factor for overall well-being.” With chronic sleep deprivation, the brain’s ability to maintain attention and focus continues to decline over time. In addition to impairing mental function, lack of sleep has been associated with a host of risks to overall health. Prevent sleep deprivation and take charge of your mental and physical health with these tips from Kansagra: Nap responsibly. When you’re feeling tired, it’s no surprise the best solution may be sleep. Some research suggests a quick power nap can actually give you a stronger boost than caffeine. However, too much rest during the day can throw off your nighttime sleep pattern. Aim for no more than 20 minutes so you don’t wake up groggy, and time your nap for the mid-point of your wake cycle (halfway between when you wake up and
go to sleep). Limit screen time. If you turn to your phone to help wind down while you’re in bed, you’re not alone, but you may be doing more harm than good. According to a survey conducted by Mattress Firm on sleep habits, the average person scrolls on his or her phone while lying in bed for more than 12 minutes before shutting down for the night. What’s more, the light from the screen serves as a stimulant, as does the digital content you’re viewing. That means you’re making it physically harder to fall asleep than if you put down your devices at least 30 minutes before bed. Stick to a sleep schedule. The average person gets less than six hours of sleep per night, according to the survey – a far cry from the eight hours most experts recommend. One way to buck this trend is to make it a point to turn in and wake up at the same time every day so you synchronize your sleep time with your internal clock. While eight hours is the standard, you may need to adjust up or down to find the amount sleep that lets you wake feeling rested. Develop a pre-bedtime routine. You can train your body to prepare for sleep by creating a pattern or a routine that eases you toward sleep. “Even something as simple as putting on a sleep mask each night, reading in bed for continued on page 22
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age or potential hazards as the weather warms. For example, fallen tree branches and leaves can become trapped in gutters and pose a fire hazard. Shutters and fences can also weaken over time. To make sure they’re in good working condition, check that they are securely fastened. Take Advantage of Smart Technology According to the National Fire Protection Association, 40 years ago people had an average of 17 minutes to escape a home fire, but today the average has decreased to about 3 minutes due to synthetic materials used in modern-day home furnishings. To get the earliest warning of a home fire, install wire-free interconnected battery-powered combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. When one alarm senses a hazard, all alarms throughout the home sound in unison. Features like color-coded status rings and built-in 10-year sealed batteries make Kidde’s Wire-Free Interconnected Alarms a smart solution for optimal protection. They offer simple setup and operate without the hassle of hardwiring or a Wi-Fi connection. Check Appliances While going through your spring home safety checklist, take time to check your appliances or schedule an annual maintenance check for your stove, oven, heating
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Garden State Yacht Club to Host Boating Safety Course and Two Open Houses
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he Garden State Yacht Club on Lake Hopatcong will offer a US Coast Guard-sanctioned boating safety course on Saturday, May 2, 2020. Given in one day, students are eligible to receive the NJ Boating Safety Certificate at the completion of the course and passing the exam. All boaters are required by New Jersey law to have this certificate. The cost of $75 covers materials, the exam, and lunch. Sign in at the GSYC Clubhouse, 33 Point Pleasant Road, Hopatcong, NJ at 7:30am. The class runs from 7:45am to 5pm. Register on line at f.federico@att.net. Or
call 973-398-0022. Visit GSYC.org for further details. The Garden State Yacht Club is also hosting two open house at the Clubhouse for prospective members on Sunday, April 26, 2020, and Sunday May 17, 2020 from 1pm -3pm. See the facilities, including heated pool, docks, playground and tennis courts, and learn about the extensive summer and all year long activities, such as dining, dancing, parties, and entertainment, available to members. For more information and to reserve a spot at the open house, please call 973-398-0022 or visit GSYC.org.
Fight Sleep Deprivation... continued from page 20 20 minutes or practicing the same shower routine at the same time every night signals to your brain it’s time to hit the hay,” Kansagra said. “Creating a bedtime routine that lasts 20-30 minutes and sticking to that routine can make all the difference in your energy, productivity and mood.” Find the right sleep position. If you’re looking for the secret to a good night’s sleep, comfort may be the key. According to the survey, those who sleep on their backs at night are most likely to report they slept “perfectly well.” The most common sleeping position, on your side, correlates with the worst sleep reports. It may take some trial and error to
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5 Innovations that are Making the World a Better Place
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s parents, one of your top priorities is the safety and well-being of your children. With all the potential pitfalls of day-to-day life, however, navigating the risks can be difficult. These everyday safety tips can help you navigate everything from car seat safety to baby-proofing and safe sleep, keeping your child out of harm’s way as much as possible from birth through his or her toddler years. Car Seat Safety Always use a valid (typically less than 6 years old), federally approved car seat in motor vehicles. Ensure the seat is properly installed. Refer to the instruction manual with any questions. If you use an infant carrier, strap your child in on the floor, never a counter or tabletop. For at least the first two years of your child’s life, the car seat should be rear-facing. The safest location for a car seat is in the middle of the back seat. Choking Prevention Avoid giving your child nuts, popcorn, hard candies, hot dogs and raw fruits and vegetables, such as grapes or carrots, that may present a choking hazard. Never prop up a bottle and leave your baby unattended. Inspect toys often to ensure they’re not broken and do not have small pieces that could easily become detached. Be cautious of strings and buttons on clothing.
Safe Sleep The safest place for your baby to sleep is on his or her back, which reduces the risk for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Avoid placing anything in the crib or bassinet that may suffocate your child, such as pillows, blankets or bumpers. Keep your child’s room at a moderate temperature and dress him or her appropriately to avoid overheating. Never leave your baby alone on a bed, couch, changing table, swing or infant seat. Water Safety Set your hot water heater no higher than 120 F. Test the temperature of bath water before setting your baby in the tub. Never leave your baby unattended in the bathtub. Keep toilet lids down and consider installing toilet lid locks. Baby-Proofing Install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors on every level of your home and in every sleeping area. Secure cords on blinds and drapes out of reach. Keep sharp objects, such as knives, scissors and tools, and other hazardous items, like coins, beads and pins, in a secure place out of baby’s reach. Store cleaning products and medications in locked cabinets. Never store potentially toxic substances in containers that could be mistaken for food or drink.
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How to Find the Right Mower for You essential. For example, Briggs & Stratton engines can be found on several brands of lawn mowers, including eight of the top 10 walk-behind brands. As a global leader in gasoline engines for outdoor power equipment, these engines power mowers ranging from small walk-behinds to large ZTRs and riding mowers. Special Features While certain features may add to the cost of lawn mowers, many provide functions worth considering. One popular option is a mulching blade, which returns finely cut grass pieces to the lawn as a natural fertilizer. Another common choice is a bagging attachment, which is a grass-catching bag that can be affixed to the side or back of the mower to collect grass clippings. Explore more ways to put technology to work in your yard at briggsandstratton.com. Technology to Get the Job Done Explore high-tech features that make mowing more manageable with these insights from professional home improvement contractor Jason Cameron, host of DIY Network’s “Desperate Landscapes.” Avoid disturbing the neighbors. If finding time to mow means you might be inconveniencing your neighbors, a mower designed to operate quietly may be what you need. To take advantage of weekend mornings without bothering others, look into modern
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