King of Prussia News Summer 2017

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Contents Area Contact Information................2 King of Prussia Fire Company.........3 Mosquito Bites ................................4 Grill Safety ......................................5 Beach Safety & Rip Currents............6 Pool Safety ......................................7 Lyme Diease In PA...........................8 New Invasive Insect .........................9 Environmental News & Trees.........10 Jenkins Arboretum In August........11 Antique Area Map....................12-13 Valley Forge Park Events...............14 UMHS Football Schedule...............15 Dog Training & Walks ...................16 Recipe Page - Kitchen Hacks..........18 Senior Lifestyles ............................19 Wayne Art Center Schedule......20-22 Cover Image Obtained from National Parks Service

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Emergency.........................911 Administration....610-265-2600 Animal Control ...610-265-3232 Courthouse.........610-278-3000 Library ................610-265-4805 Parks & Rec.........610-265-1071 Police ..................610-265-3232 Public Works.......610-265-2606 Safety & Codes ...610-265-2608 Senior Center......610-265-4715

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A Community Event Saturday, July 29, 2017 Family Event starts 2:00pm Concert 6:00pm Upper Merion Township's Heuser Park

Whether you're running around checking out all the newcomers, or looking for a quiet oasis away from all of the hubbub, it's a great time to visit the Market! Your favorite vendors will be here with the best in fresh produce and locallysourced products.

You can definitely tell that it's summer. Every week brings new produce at the Upper Merion Farmers Market We have all the fixin's to make a complete meal. You'll find plenty of tomatoes, green beans, and beets. Look for sweet corn making an appearance. How about fresh peaches for dessert?

The Upper Merion Farmers Market features Second Saturday events that are centered on a theme. Come July 8 for Zucchini 500 races, August 12 for Family Fun Day, and September 9 for Health and Wellness Day. The Upper Merion Farmers Market is open every Saturday from 9:00 to 1:00 pm. We are located behind the Upper Merion Township building in the parking lot. Find information about the market on our Facebook page, UMfarmersmarket or website uppermerionfarmersmarket.org.

Dirty Dozen All-Star Band Concert at 6:00 PM

Collectively these All-Star musicians have played with world renowned stars such as: Bon Jovi, Rick Derringer, Santana, Patty Smyth, Billy Paul, Chris Issak, Teddy Pendergass, Bootsy Collins, Robert Hazard, Johnny O, Beer Garden | Food | Concert | Pony Rides | Photo Booth Essra Mowhawk and more…

Face Painting | Wine Bingo | Juggler | Corn hole Hosted by Upper Merion Parks & Recreation Hunt Auction Sports Memorabilia | Volleyball For information about this event go to www.umtonship.org Badminton| Elmwood Zoo Animals

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Twice a day, King of Prussia Volunteer Fire Company VOLUNTEERS are called upon to help our neighbors. Whether it is a fire, rescue, storm related emergency, electrical odors, wires burning, or any other hazard you are concerned about or makes you feel unsafe; we are there to help.

If you are unable to individually assist us as a volunteer, we appreciate any financial contribution to help maintain our commitment as a 100% volunteer emergency service provider.

Contributions can be made by scanning the QR code or by returning the portion below. Thank you for your support!

To be able to perform the necessary services for you, we train weekly and are in the community over 750 hours each year performing fire prevention and safety education programs to residents and businesses.

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Our programs and service capabilities are recognized for excellence locally and throughout the state.

Your financial contributions will continue to support our operational needs. Fund drive donations directly support the operations of our two fire stations. As a 501(c)(3) organization, all donations are tax-deductible. Our volunteer service keeps your taxes down by eliminating the need for an expensive paid fire depart-ment, which would cost our residents millions of dollars in taxes.

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Don't Let Mosquitoes Take a Bite Out of Your Summer For many people, it's one of the best times of the year. Summertime is quickly approaching and so is the season of patios and decks, grilling, seemingly endless yard work, and afternoons in the pool.

But as with most good things, there is a catch. Or should I say a buzz? A teaspoon of standing water combined with the warm summer weather creates the perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes.

Health Concerns We all know that being bitten by mosquitoes is no fun, leaving you itchy and irritated for days. But the annoyance your family suffers from mosquitoes and other biting insects can be more than inconvenient it can be deadly.

Insect-borne illnesses are a cause for concern.

Zika Virus made headlines last year with it's U.S. landfall in July and is still a serious concern in 2017. So far, over 5,000 cases have been reported in the United States, 222 of them locally transmitted. The virus is linked to microcephaly and Guillain-Barre

syndrome, two neurological birth defects that can be transmitted to the baby from the mother during pregnancy. The most common form of transmission, however, is through the bite of an infected Aedes mosquito.

Common symptoms include fever, rash, joint pain, and conjunctivitis (pink eye). The illness associated with Zika is usually very mild, typically lasting several days and rarely severe enough to require hospitalization.

fountains, plant pots, buckets, barrels, tarps, kid's toys, pet water dishes or anywhere else that water may gather.

Clean out gutters to avoid standing water.

Examine them for clogs and damage that would cause water to collect.

Drill holes in tire swings, trashcans or recycle bins so water drains out.

Use soil to fill in low areas in lawns and landscaped areas where rainwater may collect and stand for more than seven days.

While Zika virus might still hold the spotlight this summer, other mosquito-borne illnesses such as West Nile and Dengue Fever are also active dangers. As of January 2017, 47 states reported West Nile infections, with over 2,000 confirmed cases. Many infected individuals do not exhibit symptoms, but those who do show signs such as fever, headache, body aches, joint pain, vomiting, and rash. Severe cases can result in encephalitis or meningitis, but those are rare (less than 1% of those infected).

Keep swimming pools clean, properly circulated and filtered. Keep children's wading pools empty and on their sides when they are not being used.

Repair leaky outdoor faucets.

Cut grass and shrubs short, as adult mosquitoes gather to rest in shady, cool areas. Keep your yard weed-free and avoid overgrown vegetation.

Professional mosquito control utilizes trained technicians to treat your yard with a barrier spray that eliminates mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks from ruining your outdoor fun.

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Unfortunately, there is no treatment or vaccine for Zika or West Nile virus at this time, so the best way to protect yourself is to guard against mosquito bites.

Tips for Staying Safe from Mosquitoes What can you do about these buzzing pests to make sure your yard is a safe place? You can start by making sure mosquitoes don't have places to breed. These tips will help you battle the bloodthirsty pests flying around your yard: Mosquitoes breed in standing water, so regularly empty ponds, bird baths,

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It's Grilling Season - Do It Safely!

There's nothing like outdoor grilling. It's one of the most popular ways to cook food. But a grill placed too close to anything that can burn is a fire hazard. Grills can be very hot, causing burn injuries. We would like to remind residents to follow these simple tips for safe grilling: Propane and charcoal BBQ grills should only be used outdoors.

The grill should be placed well away from the home, deck railings and out from under eaves and overhanging branches.

Check the gas tank hose for leaks by applying a light soap and water solution to the hose. A propane leak will release bubbles. If there is a leak and there is no flame, turn off both the gas tank and the grill. If the leak stops, get the grill serviced before using it. If the leak does not stop, call the fire department. If you small gas while cooking, immediately get away from the grill and call the fire department. Don't move the grill.

Keep children and pets at least three feet away from the grill area.

Keep your grill clean by removing grease or fat buildup from the grill and from trays below the grill.

When you are finished grilling, let the coals cool completely before disposing in a metal container.

Never leave you grill unattended.

Always make sure your gas grill lid is open before lighting it.

If you use starter fluid for charcoal grills, use only charcoal starter fluid - never add charcoal fluid or any other flammable liquids to the fire.

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Beach Safety - Understanding Rip Currents make rescues themselves end up being the ones who drown. Instead, the best way to help is to throw them something that floats and immediately get a lifeguard for help.

Spotting a rip current can be difficult, and really needs some practice. But when you go to the beach, start off by staying back from the water. Rip currents are easier to see at an elevated position, like a dune line or beach access, and then look for places where waves aren't breaking, so flat spots in the line of breaking waves. And then also where there's maybe foam or sediment in the water being transported away from the beach offshore.

Before you go to the beach, always check your local beach conditions. Look at the wave forecast. If you have waves two to three feet high or greater, you could have strong rip currents. And then look to see if there's a hazardous rip current statement for your local beach. And then always check the tide as well.

So rip currents often occur at low tide, and so if you're going to the beach during a period of low tide, just be mindful that strong rip currents could occur.

A rip current is a narrow, fast-moving channel of water that starts near the beach and extends offshore through the line of breaking waves.

If you do get caught in a rip current, the best thing you can do is stay calm. It's not going to pull you underwater, it's just going to pull you away from shore.

Call and wave for help. You want to float, and you don't want to swim back to shore against the rip current because it will just tire you out.

You want to swim out of the rip, parallel to shore, along the beach and then follow breaking waves back to shore at an angle.

When you first get to the beach, the best thing you can do is swim near a lifeguard. And then if you have questions about if the conditions are hazardous or not, ask a lifeguard. And then many beaches have things like a flag system, or other forms of communication to be able to tell you if the conditions are hazardous.

But if you go to a beach without a lifeguard, when you get there, you want to make sure you know how to spot a rip current, and if you get caught in one, know how to get out. And then when you go in the water, always bring flotation.

Always let a lifeguard make a rip current rescue, because often, the people that try to

People often misunderstand and think that rip currents only occur during bad-weather days at the beach but actually, you can have strong rip currents with sunny days and waves of only about two to three feet high. And the reason for that is that rip currents aren't really caused by the weather. They're caused by the waves and other factors like the tide and the shape of the bottom.

Rip currents can occur anywhere you have breaking waves, like large sandy beaches on the open ocean. But they can also occur where you have hard structures, like jetties, or piers, or even rocks jutting out into the ocean.

In terms of the tide, usually rip currents are going to occur more at low tide when you have waves breaking over the sandbar near shore.

And that's the third part, the sandbars. Usually you're going to have strong rip currents where you have significant sandbar near the shore with a channel in it.

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Rip currents are powerful, narrow channels of fast-moving water that are prevalent along the East, Gulf, and West coasts of the U.S., as well as along the shores of the Great Lakes.

Moving at speeds of up to eight feet per second, rip currents can move faster than an Olympic swimmer.

Rip current near jetty

Lifeguards rescue tens of thousands of people from rip currents in the U.S. every year, but it is estimated that 100 people are killed by rip currents annually. If caught in a rip current, don't fight it! Swim parallel to the shore and swim back to land at an angle. www.noaa.gov

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Your greatest water safety assurance comes from adopting and practicing as many safety steps as possible.

Adding an extra safety step around the water can make all the difference.

You can never know which safety step will save a life until it does.

Stay Close, Be Alert and Watch

Always watch your children and never leave them unattended

Fence Requirements/Guidelines:

1. A fence can be installed up to and on the property line for residential properties.

2. A fence cannot be located in the right of way according to township code: Chap. 145-10 3. NO permit required for residential fences less than 6 ft. tall, unless it is around a pool.

If your property is located on a corner or the fence is in front of the house, the fence cannot create a sight obstruction to any driver or neighbors driveway.

Keep children away from pool drains, pipes and other openings Have a phone close by at all times If a child is missing, check the pool first Share safety instructions with family, friends and neighbors

Learn and Practice Water Safety Skills

Learn to swim; it's fun and good exercise Know how to perform CPR on children and adults Understand the basics of life saving so that you can assist in a pool emergency

Have the Appropriate Equipment

Install a fence around the perimeter of the pool and spa of at least four feet in height Use self-closing and self-latching gates Ensure the pools and spas you use have compliant drain covers Install a door alarm from the house to the pool area Maintain pool and spa covers in working order Have life-saving equipment such as life rings or reaching poles available for use

Permits for pools are required in Upper Merion Township.

If the water level of the pool is 24 inches or higher, a permit is required!

Contact Upper Merion Township Safety & Codes Department about permit information, regulations, or if you have any questions.

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PA Leads Nation in Lyme Disease Cases Learn to Protect Yourself and Your Family Pennsylvania has led the nation in confirmed cases of Lyme disease for three straight years. The disease is a bacterial infection that affects people of all ages and any organ of the body. It's called "the great imitator" because its symptoms mimic many other diseases. Most people get Lyme disease from the bite of an immature tick about the size of a poppy seed. Because they are so tiny and their bite is painless, many people do not even realize they have been bitten. In the early stages, Lyme disease may feel like the flu, with the person experiencing fever, sore muscles, headache, and fatigue.

The Centers for Disease Control reports that rashes occur in 60 to 80 percent of cases.

Most of the time, the rash is an ordinary red area. A distinctive "bull's-eye" shape rash with a darker edge is a definite sign of Lyme disease but only occurs in less than 10 percent of those who contract Lyme disease.

When you're outdoors, take the following precautions: Know where ticks live - Ticks tend to be near the ground, in leaf litter, grasses, bushes, and fallen logs. High-risk activities include playing in leaves, gathering firewood, and leaning against tree trunks. When you hike, stay on cleared trails, instead of walking across grassy fields.

Dress defensively - Wear shoes, socks, long pants, and long sleeves. Tie back long hair and wear a hat. You can purchase clothing pretreated with the repellent permethrin or treat your own clothing and shoes.

Use repellent on exposed skin - Studies show that repellents with DEET, picaridin, or lemon eucalyptus oil are the most effective.

Check for ticks - Periodically inspect your clothing and skin for ticks.

Take a shower - Once home, take a shower right away. This will wash away unattached ticks and allow you to thoroughly inspect yourself. Feel for bumps that might be embedded ticks. Pay careful attention to hidden places, including groin, armpits, backs of knees, belly button, and scalp.

Parents should check their children.

Put your clothes in the dryer - Running your clothes in a hot dryer for 10 minutes before you wash them will kill any ticks that may be there.

Protect your pets Dog and cat fur can carry ticks inside your home. Consult with your veterinarian about tick protection for your pets.

Information courtesy of www.LymeDisease.org.

Keeping Our Community Clean Litter can drastically affect our environment. It pollutes groundwater, clogs stormwater drains and creates driving hazards. If we all chip in, we can keep our community clean and safe. After all, while the litter may not be ours, the planet is.

Here are some ways to help: Set an example by not littering Pick up one piece of litter every day Carry a litter bag in your car Make sure your trash that's out for pickup can't be blown around Also, remember that picking up your pet's waste is not only the neighborly thing to do, it is required by Township ordinance. Pet waste can cause illness and disease in other animals and humans. It has a negative impact on everyone's quality of life. Thank you for being a good citizen and responsible pet owner!

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New Invasive Insect in PA Spotted lanternfly, Lycorma delicatula is a new invasive insect in Pennsylvania and in the United States. It was first detected in 2014 in Berks County.

The insect is very distinctive and does not look like other insects in Pennsylvania. It has spotted wings with red tips. The body has a black and yellow winged section.

Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture is currently working with Penn State Extension and Researchers, as well as DCNR, Kutztown University, Fish and Game Commission, USDA and local municipalities to learn more about this new insect and how to control it.

Currently the efforts are for eradication. The Department feels with the assistance of the community and others we can stop this invasive pest.

This insect is known to feed on over 25 species of trees, shrubs and vines.

Some of these include: Grape, Birch, Willow, Poplar, and Maple. The insect also likes to go to the Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus sp.) In Korea, this insect is an invasive pest and has been documented in killing grape vines.

The egg masses have 48-50 eggs within and are covered with a grey/brown substance that looks very much like mud or dirt, see the picture below. The females will lay the eggs on any hard surface such as motor vehicles, stones, barrels, posts, grills, wood, etc. They do not lay their eggs on grass clippings or leaves. If you find egg masses, please scrape them off. To scrape them use a scraper, large stick, etc. and scrape in a downward motion. You can then place them in a plastic bag with alcohol or hand sanitizer and dispose of them in the trash.

We appreciate your time and efforts in making sure we do not move this insect out of quarantine areas. For more information please go to: www.agriculture.pa.gov/spotted lanternfly

An Old Enemy Ash trees across the country are in danger because of the emerald ash borer, an exotic pest that was accidentally introduced and discovered in the US in 2002. It is an exotic beetle that was discovered in southeastern Michigan near Detroit in the summer of 2002.

The adult beetles nibble on ash foliage but cause little damage. The larvae (the immature stage) feed on the inner bark of ash trees, disrupting the tree's ability to transport water and nutrients. Since its discovery, the emerald ash borer has killed hundreds of millions of ash trees in North America and cost municipalities, property owners, nursery operators and forest products industries hundreds of millions of dollars.

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Environmental News Why Trees Are Valuable to You!

Trees make your neighborhood safer.

Research shows that apartment buildings with medium to high levels of greenery had 42% to 52% fewer crimes than those without any trees.

People report a stronger feeling of unity and cohesion with their neighbors, and feel safer than residents who have few trees around them. The presence of trees in a suburban landscape significantly reduced the cruising speed of drivers by an average of three miles per hour.

Faster drivers and slower drivers both drove slower with trees.

Trees are the ultimate "multi-taskers" and one of the most cost-effective tools for personal and neighborhood well-being. Trees cool air temperatures, clean air, reduce ozone, capture storm water, reduce energy costs, contribute economic benefits, provide habitat for wildlife, and much more.

Trees significantly increase your property value.

Studies show that mature trees in a welllandscaped yard can increase the value of a house by 7% to 19%. Amenity and comfort ratings were about 80% higher for a treelined sidewalk compared with those for a non-shaded street.

Trees save you money on energy costs.

Trees keep your house cool in summer. The cooling effect of a young, healthy tree is equivalent to 10 room-size air conditioners operating 20 hours a day. Trees can also keep your house warmer in winter. Good tree windbreaks can save up to 25% on winter heating costs.

Trees have positive effects on people.

Visual exposure to settings with trees helps recovery from stress within five minutes, as indicated by changes in blood pressure and muscle tension.

Trees in the landscape have been shown to improve the performance of children with ADHD and improve girls' success.

Trees help control the negative effects of storm water.

Leafy tree canopies catch precipitation before it reaches the ground, allowing some of it to gently drip and the rest to be stored or evaporate. A mature tree can store 50 to 100 gallons of water during large storms.

Trees help you breathe better.

Trees filter airborne pollutants and reduce the conditions that cause asthma and other respiratory problems. Researchers from Columbia University found childhood asthma rates were highest in parts of the city where tree density was lowest, controlling for all other factors.

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August At Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens is one of eastern Pennsylvania's major horticultural and environmental assets. As a botanical garden it preserves 46 acres of disappearing natural environment. It nurtures a showcase of native trees, shrubs, rhododendrons, azaleas, laurels, blueberries, ferns and wildflowers. Included in the collection are introduced rhododendron varieties from all over the world. The Arboretum's preservation of natural habitats and watershed presents a model for others to follow. With its living collections of flowering plants and trees, the Arboretum serves as an educational tool for children and adults for the stewardship of this complex woodland ecosystem. Children often ask "Why is it so quiet here?" All people are encouraged to discover Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens and come find out for themselves.

waterlilies ring the pond in a white garden of bloom.

The pond provides habitat for much wildlife.

In the summer there is an abundance of frogs, turtles, snakes, and the aquatic life of fish and insects. It is a great place to sit and watch bird activity. The area around the pond is a wide open space and birds can be observed zinging across the pond from woodland to woodland. On a quiet day, one may see a green heron, a kingfisher, a blue heron or a wood duck.

Red-winged blackbirds nest in the cattails.

Orioles nest at the woodland edge of the pond in hanging nests.

Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens is located at 631 Berwyn Baptist Road in Devon. For more information or for directions, please call 610-647-8870 or visit our website at www.jenkinsarboretum.org.

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What's up at Jenkins in August? August is a great time for families to visit Jenkins Arboretum. Down by the pond, there is an exuberance of growth. The varying light and water levels create a diversity of habitats in the many pond gardens: the bog garden, the riparian streamside garden, the wildflower gardens and the woodland edge gardens. Fragrant

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Valley Forge National Historical Park Events Wednesday, July 19th, 12:00 p.m.

Lunch & Learn Speaker Series presents Paulette Mark "So, Did the Soldiers Camp Anyplace Else but Valley Forge" Come enjoy a bit of history on your lunch break. Program takes place in the Meeting Room (next to Visitor Center). For more information, please visit: http://go.nps.gov/Lunch andlearn Wednesday, July 26th, 12:00 p.m.

Lunch & Learn Speaker Series presents Tom McNichol "The Evolution of the Flag" Come enjoy a bit of history on your lunch break. Program takes place in the Meeting Room (next to Visitor Center).

For more information, please visit: http://go.nps.gov/Lunch andlearn Saturday, July 29th, Saturday, August 19th, Saturday, September 2nd, & Saturday, September 23rd 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Muhlenberg Living History Days Join Living History staff and volunteers at the Muhlenberg Brigade Huts to experience camp life through interactive activities and special demonstration such as cooking and bread baking.

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Saturday, July 29th, 10:00 a.m.

Landscapes and Structures + Plein Air Summer Art Series Knox Covered Bridge (Park @ Wilson rd lot) New program that combines history and art. Each session will focus on a specific location where a ranger will explain the history then visitors will be welcomed to create their own artwork: painting, drawing, or photography.

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Landscapes and Structures + Plein Air Summer Art Series National Memorial Arch New program that combines history and art. Each session will focus on a specific location where a ranger will explain the history then visitors will be welcomed to create their own artwork: painting, drawing, or photography.

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Thursday, August 24th Tours start @ 5:30 p.m.

Walking with Washington, Literally!

In partnership with the Valley Forge Park Alliance and Schuylkill Township Historical Commission. Get a chance to tour Washington's Headquarters with the Commander-in-Chief himself. Dean Melissa, renowned George Washington impersonator, will bring the General and the story of the encampment to life.

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National Public Lands Day Lend a helping hand for America in the nation's largest hands-on volunteer effort to improve and enhance the nation's 600 million acres of public lands.

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Walking Your Dog Should Be Fun! 610-337-7698 www.perfect-pooch.com 200 King Manor Drive King of Prussia, PA 19406 Running or walking with your dog is a great way for both of you to exercise and for your dog to get extra mental stimulation. Because dogs perceive the world around them through their sense of smell, taking your dog for a run will benefit his physical health as well as enrich his mind by opening him up to new and exciting scents. Dogs who are wellbehaved on leash make excellent exercise partners and walks more enjoyable for everyone. Working on leash skills not only makes walking your dog easier for you, but increases his chances of getting to explore more places with you because you'll be more likely to bring him along. Here are some basic tips to help make walking your dog more fun:

The Right Tools!

Before you take the first step out of the door, you need to make sure you have the right tools to walk your dog. Every dog should be walked on a standard four-to-eight foot leash. Avoid retractable leashes in public, as they can cause harm if they fail to lock or break while you are out with your dog. Next, you need to dress your dog appropriately with identifying tags and the right walking harness or collar for your dog. If your dog pulls on or tightens the leash when he's

excited, a standard flat collar is not right for you. Constant tightening on your dog's neck can lead to injury and actually teaches your dog to pull harder as he associates the tightness with walking forward. Try to use a no-pull harness that can help you teach your dog to walk on a looser leash. Another great option is a face collar which can control your dog similar to the way a bridle controls a horse; wherever the face goes the body follows. While many people associate face collars with muzzles, they are actually very different and still allow your dog to fully open and close their jaws. Always be sure to fit a harness or face collar correctly and spend some time indoors getting your dog used to the new gear before taking the show on the road.

Teaching Your Dog To Walk With You

Although dogs are social animals, they do not naturally walk in line with each other.

Therefore, walking close to you on a leash will take some time and practice. The number one thing to keep in mind when training your dog is that what you reinforce will be repeated, even if you did not reinforce on purpose. Even if you think they are being choked or restricted by their collar and should be learning to avoid that discomfort, you are reinforcing pulling by allowing your dog to move forward. After you make sure you have the right gear and that it fits properly, teach your dog that looking at you or "checking in" is awesome! Take a few small, tasty treats and hold the leash loosely in one hand.

Let your dog know you have treats and reward any calm behavior at the door before you even step outside. Initially you might feel like a pez dispenser feeding your dog for every check in and glance but it'll be worth it when you have a well-behaved walking buddy. Once you are out of the door, try to be aware of every time your dog acts and think if you want the behavior repeated. If the answer is yes, reward your dog.

Reinforced behavior is repeated, so if you like it, reward it!

During the acquisition phase of learning, your dog needs a lot of reinforcement to really learn a behavior and make it stick. If your dog makes a mistake or behaves in a way that you do not want to see again, do not reinforce the behavior by doing anything that your dog might enjoy. This includes continuing to walk. Each step you take, you are teaching your dog something. Only move forward or offer a reward for behavior you like. In time you will see that the reinforced behaviors occur much more frequently. Clear and consistent communication is how you will teach your dog to repeat the wanted behavior. Heel walking, or formal obedience walking with your dog right next to you, can be taught once your dog understands loose leash walking. Keep in mind that smelling is half the fun for your pooch. Try not to force them to walk in a heel position for more than 10% of any walk or they will not get the most out of the mental work out.

Beware Of The Three Ds!

With any behavior, we always want to be aware of the three Ds that can sabotage you and your dog: distance, distraction and duration. Whenever you are working on a new skill with your dog, you should try to do so in a low distraction environment where you can work one-on-one with him to set him up for success. Always be sure to know what you want to work on before you ever get your dog in on the game. Over time as your dog shows that he understands your cues or commands, you can begin to methodically and slowly add distance, distractions and duration to help your dog learn to generalize his behavior. Pick a calm area or even your own yard to start teaching your dog to keep a loose leash before going out to a busy trail or store. Keep training sessions short and fun. If you need your dog to get a little more exercise than a short walk allows, try to plan for a game of fetch in a fenced-in area or check out your local dog parks and dog daycare. Take the time to really teach your dog the right way to walk on a leash and you will enjoy years of easy fun walks together. Happy walking!

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Heather's Recipe Page Kitchen Hacks

Everyone loves a good life hack. I can't scroll through my facebook feed without stumbling upon some variety of tips or tricks to make life easier. Spending a lot of time in the kitchen, I've picked up a few. Some are short-cuts, others are ideas for improving your kitchen experience and the food you create.

Recipes sometimes call for buttermilk. Not something I ever have on hand and if I need 1/2 a cup I surely don't want to purchase an entire container that will go to waste. So, I make my own substitute! Add a teaspoon of vinegar or lemon juice to a cup of milk. It's not quite as thick, and not great for drinking but in a recipe it's a perfect substitute.

If I need to measure honey, peanut butter, or molasses, I spray the cup or spoon with cooking spray- you get all of the ingredient in the recipe and clean up is much easier!

Vegetables are most evenly roasted when flipped half way through, however if the pan is preheated, there's no need to flip.

Parchment paper is my best friend in the kitchen! I line cookie sheets, cake pans, loaf pans, casserole dishes, roasting pans, brownie pans... just about anything that goes in the oven gets parchment and cooking spray. This really helps with" release in one piece" of things like cakes and brownies, and bonus- it cuts clean up time dramatically, especially with roasting and casseroles.

Reheating pizza can be dicey. If you're not picky, sure, go ahead and throw it in the microwave (ick!). If you'd like the pizza to taste the same as when you first had it, here's a method to try. Heat a skillet (with

cooking spray) on medium, place the pizza in the pan, and put a lid on it. This will keep the bottom crisp and the heat under the lid will re-melt the cheese.

Cast iron pans are amazing, but clean up can be challenging. Never use soap, it ruins the seasoning on the pan. This totally grossed me out for a long time, but I got over it. Use kosher salt for a scrub, hot water, and a stainless chain scrubber. Immediately after cleaning, dry thoroughly, and rub the inside with a paper towel coated in olive oil.

Sharp knives are safer knives. Keep your knives sharp longer by never using the cutting edge to scrape. Use a scraper or the back side of the knife to scrape the cut items from the board.

Carrots and string beans can take a long time to cook. If in a rush, microwave them in water for a couple of minutes to shorten the cooking time in the recipe.

When making pasta salad, I always blanche my crunchy cut vegetables. You can do this in water or the microwave, but it makes them not so extremely crunchy, brightens their color, and makes them more receptive to dressing.

When baking a cake, if I'm not doing it from scratch, I always add a packet of Dream Whip powder to the mix. That stuff is amazing.

Makes box mix cakes taste like scratch!

When bananas over-ripen and I just don't have time to make banana bread, I peel them, put them in a zip-top bag and freeze them. They can later be used for bread, cake, or smoothies.

Canned tomatoes are underrated. I use them in almost every situation that calls for tomatoes other than a salad. They make great sauce, salsa, or soup ingredients, and there's no skin or seeds to deal with.

Garlic is smelly, messy, and challenging to cut up. I always buy minced garlic in a jar. It's easy, tastes great, and it's simple to estimate how much minced would be in a clove. It is a bit more mild than fresh so I up the quantity a little.

Speaking of garlic and canned tomatoes, next time I'll provide easy recipes for amazing meatballs and marinara sauce from scratch!

You'll never buy frozen meatballs or jarred sauce again. I'd love to hear your Kitchen Hacks, tips, and tricks. Email them to me at HChandler@Sealstrip.com.

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Working as a Social Companion allows Honora to combine the people skills honed working over 30 years managing the Chanel counter at Bloomingdales and Wannamakers with her gentle, caring, persuasive manner.

"I deeply care for my clients and we become friends," Honora shared with a caring smile.

"All of this happens while I am assuring they are safe, well cared for, and participate in activities as much as they are able." Honora served this role in her own family for her mother and mother-in-law, so continuing to care for others who are at this stage of life seemed like a perfect job.

"Social companions provide a means for clients to get social interaction that keeps them vibrant and mentally engaged," said Frank Byrne, Senior Director of Home Care Services at Surrey Services for Seniors. "Our social companions are carefully matched with clients by Surrey's Client Care Coordinators, who are nurses and social workers, after a personalized assessment of the client's individual care needs." All Surrey Home Care Services staff are employees, and pass extensive background checks. "Surrey offers care you can trust," says Frank.

Honora has a special place in her heart for the adult children who care so deeply and sometimes feel guilty for getting help. "It is so hard for the kids. This is your Mom or your Dad and you wish they were just like they used to be. They have children of their own, and full time jobs so they feel stressed."

Frank added, "the peace of mind we can offer a family who knows that an aging parent has company, is able to keep medical appointments, and can participate in social and cultural activities while they are at work is a great stress relief."

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Accepting help Some clients don't think they need a social companion. "I've had clients who started our engagement with "I don't need you." Honora said. So she charms them. "It is hard to admit you need help. So I just say, 'well, I'm here today' and we take it a day at a time until we settle into a routine and build a relationship."

Working as a Social Companion Social companions provide their clients a supportive connection to the world outside their home. They help with everyday tasks such as meal preparation, grocery shopping and transportation while assuring the safety of their clients.

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