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What to look for in a quality table Solid Hardwoods commonly used in American furniture manufacturing include Oak, Ash, Maple, Cherry, Birch, Beech, Poplar, Alder, and Walnut. Every hardwood board will share the characteristics of it’s species. Yet each board displays a face which is uniquely it’s own, having been formed over the long lifetime of the individual tree from which it came. Don’t be fooled by veneers, laminates, and “paper “finishes. Ask what the product is made of. A reputable dealer or salesperson will tell you.

Expansion And Contraction of your solid wood furniture.

ALL solid wood furniture expands and contracts in changing temperatures and humidity. Excessive heat can be a problem. Avoid placing your wood furniture too close to a steam radiator or hot air duct. This can result in expansion, checking or cracking. Humidity ... few people have a humidifier in a dining area, but keep in mind that excessive dampness and moist air can cause swelling of joints and wood grain and result in warping.

Happily, these problems generally cure themselves when dampness is removed. You will definitely notice the seam (“gap”) in your table top change from season to season.

Finish (TOP-COATS) Most quality manufacturers today are using catalyzed (protective) finishes. These lacquers and varnishes have chemical additives mixed into them which make them dry harder & faster than traditional lacquer finishes. Many are dried under ultraviolet lighting (“ovens”) to get a uniform and complete dry time. These finishes are great and most are resistant to most household spills like beer, wine, soda, milk, catsup, mustard, coffee, etc. Some can even protect against chemical spills like nail polish remover, alcohol, and lacquer thinner. However we try not to “over-sell” these finishes. These are still wood tops. They can be scratched or dented depending on how you use them.

You must be careful with extreme heat. You cannot place hot pans or dishes from the microwave on the surface without a hot plate or protection of some kind. The more educated you are about the product you buy ... the more you will enjoy it.

These newer finishes do not require a lot of maintenance.

Most manufacturers recommend wiping with a damp (not soaking wet) cloth. They do not require weekly polishing - just a few times per year with a cream furniture polish (like Guardman). Do not use a polish with silicone in it.

Other Table Top Surfaces Formica is generally well accepted and very durable. Most consumers know what to expect from this surface because of it’s common use as kitchen counter tops.

Ceramic tile top tables are very durable depending on the manufacturer. Good quality U.S. Manufacturers use actual floor tiles in their tops. They have exceptional strength and durability. They are scratch resistant and heat resistant.

Quality manufacturers use rubber silicone grout instead of traditional “cement” grout. The silicone grout is stain resistant and flexible. It can expand and contract with the wood trim.

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elegance and durability. It is stain resistant, non-porous, easily maintained and repaired. Everyday stains clean up with soapy water or cleanser while scratches and stubborn stains can be removed easily with scouring or light sanding with a scotchbrite pad. You must protect the surface from heat.

Granite tops are natural stone. Under normal conditions it will not stain, chip, burn, scar, or scratch. Spills should be wiped up immediately to help insure against staining or etching of the stone. We recommend using coasters and trivets to protect the surface. Granite tops should be sealed yearly with a standard stone sealer product to insure against staining. Many foods and cleaners contain acids or alkalis that could etch the stone so read your care instructions.

Glass tops are surprisingly durable. Good common sense and the use of placemats and trivets will keep glass tops beautiful for years.

Fred Trucotte - Owner Tables, Chairs And More 113 Remsen Street Cohoes, NY 12047

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What’s The Vision Kev? As I sit here and think about how lucky I am to have two seasoned advertising and marketing consultants working with me, I’m thinking about what can we do with this publication to continue to help small businesses prosper and grow. What is my vision for the future of the Our Towne Colonie?

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EXPANSION AND GROWTH. There are several thousand small businesses in the territory where the Our Town Colonie is distributed.

I envision with the addtional experienced staff we now have, to be able to visit these businesses and see how we can help them succeed. As the publication grows, I

see it expanding and possibly splitting into two or three areas of focus with even more density in distribution.

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Along with advertising, which will continue to be the heart of the publication, focusing on small business, I want to expand our offerings to include : Grand Opening Support Signage, Featured Grand Opening Articles, Bounce houses and Family fun.

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Auto Insurance FAQ’s When should I add my children to my auto policy?

The general rule with most insurance companies is when your son or daughter gets their learners permit they should be added to your insurance policy. Insurance companies guidelines differ however, some will allow you to add your child as a non-driver to the insurance policy until they get their license. The reason is the carrier would prefer an updated list of regular and soon to be drivers for the vehicles they insure.

The carrier knows they will get additional premium when the driver becomes licensed.

Should young drivers get their own policy?

When your son or daughter becomes licensed you have a tough decision to make. Should you add them to your policy or should they get their own policy? Due to the high cost of auto insurance a young driver can get more coverage for far less money by staying on the parents policy. The problem is if there is an accident the rates will go up at renewal for all vehicles insured on the policy. In the event of a major claim or multiple claims the policy could be canceled all together.

What’s the best solution?

Call your agent and ask what the carriers’ policy is in reference to adding your child to your policy when they get their permit; and when they become licensed. We have a carrier who allows young drivers to be spun off the parent’s policy onto their own policy. The benefit is they share the parents rating structure and pricing but have their own policy. In the event of an accident or claim it would not affect the parents policy.

Do I need more insurance with a young driver?

You might consider adding a $1,000,000 umbrella policy, which will provide additional liability protection for your

home and auto policies. Correctly structured it could cover multiple auto policies at one residence. Umbrella policies are a cost effective way of adding extra protection.

Who do I call with questions about auto insurance?

Feel free to call the professionals at The Lyden Group Insurance Agency we are always happy to help.

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217 Remsen St ◆ Cohoes, NY 12047 ◆ (518) 237-2110 Q & A’s: Medication Safety in Children Curiosity kills more than the cat…. Did you know that medications are the top cause of poisoning in kids? Together, we can help change that! To get started, here are a few answers to some questions parents commonly ask about medication safety for kids.

1. Where should I store medications? People may call it the “medicine cabinet,” but it’s not a good place to store medications. Bathrooms are moist and can lower the strength of a medication. Plus, they’re a little too easy for little hands to get into.

Instead, keep drugs, eye drops, and vitamins out of sight and out of reach of children. Try a high place, such as a hall closet or kitchen shelf. Don’t forget that a curious kid may easily find medicine in a purse or dresser drawer.

2. How should I measure medicine? With young children, it’s especially important to get the dosing right.

Always use the dosing device that comes with the medicine. Measuring spoons or other home utensils aren’t the same as a medication syringe or cup. If you use a syringe, try squirting the medicine on the inside of the cheek where there are fewer taste buds.

If your child takes the wrong dosage, call me right away. I can tell you whether or not it’s cause for concern.

Or call Poison Control for assistance as well at 1-800-222-1222.

3. Does a spoonful of sugar help the medicine go down? Some medicines can taste pretty nasty to a child! It may be okay to mix a liquid medication with chocolate or maple syrup. However, don’t do this for babies. If they don’t finish a bottle, they won’t get the right amount of medication. And check with your pharmacist before crushing and mixing a tablet or capsule with food.

4. Is it okay to share prescription medications? No matter how similar their symptoms, please do not have your kids share medications. And never repackage them. Keep medications in their original childproof container.

5. How long can my child use a medication? Be sure to not use drugs past their expiration date. Most drugs lose their strength after about a year. If you have any question about whether or not to use a drug, talk with your child’s doctor or your pharmacist and remember we take back and destroy safely expired medications.

6. Are OTC drugs safe for kids? Be sure to read labels. Not all over-the-counter (OTC) medications are safe for children of all ages. Of course, never give aspirin to any child—it can cause serious illness, even death.

Make sure you know a drug’s potential side effects. But stay alert to any adverse reactions. Kids can be more sensitive to drugs than adults. For example, cold medications can cause excitability or severe drowsiness in kids, even at lower doses. The FDA recommends that you not use OTC cough and cold medications in children younger than age two. Rest, clear fluids, and a humidifier may be the best route to recovery from colds and flu.

Remember: There’s no substitute for getting your specific questions answered and therefore please talk to our pharmacists about your child’s medications. We can also suggest OTC drugs and discuss any concerns you have about side effects. If you don’t remember a question until you’re home, that’s okay. Just give us a call at 237-2110!

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How to Increase Home Property Values With Regular Home Repair & Maintenance Sometimes people let family history, childhood memories, and money get in the way of making home improvements to increase the value of their house.

But we have to remember that property is one of our biggest assets and we must take good care of it. Even though it will require some time and money in the short-term, maintaining our houses and making improvements along the way will allow us to avoid those expensive, major home repairs in the long run. You’ve heard the old saying “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure....” right?

maybe yard tools. Clean up oil or exhaust stains before they discolor the floor or garage door. Garages can carry major value for a house!

Remember, you can fix most common repairs around the home on your own without hiring others. And if you’re not confident about a specific job, you can always ask for a consultation from a trained professional at your local Phillips Hardware Store.

By taking good care of our real estate, should we ever decide to sell, we will have a much more valuable piece of property that isn’t wrought with numerous maintenance concerns.

Some of these could even prevent the sale of your home!

In the spirit of DIY projects, here are 7 areas to focus on that will help you increase and maintain the value of your home: 1. Interior: When something gets dented or scratched such as a tile, wall, or wood floor, fix it within a reasonable amount of time. The longer you wait the more you’ll get used to the problem and may even forget about it. These problems can eventually get bigger and bigger and lead to an expensive problem that you’ll be forced to repair at some point.

2. Water Leaks: Periodically check for water leaks. A great strategy for doing this is to check the water meter, then cease all water usage for an hour and check the meter again.

If it changed, you have a leak, which needs serious attention.

Waiting will only increase not only the damage, but also your water bill!

3. Roofing: Check gutters to make sure they carry water away from the roof and aren’t getting backed up. The last thing you want is roof and gutter damage. Also, check the chimney flashing and shingles to make sure they are all secure and don’t need repairs. Chimneys can be expensive to fix!

4. Attic: Many of us don’t go up to the attic all winter long, but you still should check your attic for any leaks or holes after a big storm. You need to make sure that there is no moisture damaging the internal structure of your home.

One sign of water damage from the attic may be peeling paint on ceilings or walls.

5. Masonry: Inspect the foundation, patios, and walkways every few months, especially after weeks of snowdrifts have been packed against the walls of your home. Moisture can easily seep into pores, freeze, and expand, causing major structural damage.

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What’s Smarter -Paying Off Debts or Investing?

It probably doesn’t happen as much as you’d like, but from time to time, you have some extra disposable income. When this happens, how should you use the funds? Assuming you have adequate emergency savings — typically, three to six months’ worth of living expenses — should you pay off debts, or fund your IRA or another investment account?

There’s no one “correct” answer — and the priority of these options may change, depending on your financial goals. However, your first step may be to consider what type of debt you’re thinking of paying down with your extra money. For example, if you have a consumer loan that charges a high rate of interest — and you can’t deduct the interest payments from your taxes — you might conclude that it’s a good idea to get rid of this loan as quickly as possible.

Still, if the loan is relatively small, and the payments aren’t really impinging on your monthly cash flow that much, you might want to consider putting any extra money you have into an investment that has the potential to offer longer-term benefits. For instance, you might decide to fully fund your IRA for the year before tackling minor debts. (In 2014, you can contribute up to $5,500 to a traditional or Roth IRA, or $6,500 if you’re 50 or older.)

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he Our Towne Colonie publication is happy to announce the addition of a seasoned advertising and marketing consultant, Steve Peterson. In a quote from the owner and publisher, Kevin Hotaling, “Steve’s expertise and leadership in the area of growing a nationally known publication is a welcome and critical addition to the staff. I am confident that with his background and knowledge, the Our Towne publication group will grow at a even faster rate than what we have seen in the last eight months since I’ve taken over the ownership” teve’s experience runs deep in business development along with sales & marketing management. His career has encompassed local, regional, and nationwide levels of project management, territory sales, marketing, PR, communications, multi-media sales, large event planning, and team management. utside of his professional career in sales and marketing, Steve is the founder and President of a not-for-profit youth sports organization. A 29 year resident of Bethlehem, he is married to Alicia, and has two children, Josh and Haley.

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When it comes to making extra mortgage payments, however, the picture is more complicated. In the first place, mortgage interest is typically tax deductible, which makes your loan less “expensive.” Even beyond the issue of deductibility, you may instinctively feel that it’s best to whittle away your mortgage and build as much equity as possible in your home. But is that always a smart move?

Increasing your home equity is a goal of many homeowners — after all, the more equity you have in your home, the more cash you’ll get when you sell it. Yet, if your home’s value rises — which, admittedly, doesn’t always happen — you will still, in effect, be building equity without having to divert funds that could be placed elsewhere, such as in an investment. In this situation, it’s important to weigh your options. Do you want to lower your mortgage debts and possibly save on cumulative interest expenses?

Or would you be better served to invest that money for potential growth or interest payments?

Here’s an additional consideration: If you tied up most of your money in home equity, you may well lose some flexibility and liquidity. If you were to fall ill or lose your job, could you get money out of your home if your emergency savings fund fell short? Possibly, in the form of a home equity line of credit or a second mortgage, but if you were not bringing in any income, a bank might not even approve such a loan — no matter how much equity you have in your house. You may more easily be able to sell stocks, bonds or other investment vehicles to gain access to needed cash.

Getting some extra money once in a while is a nice problem to have. Still, you won’t want to waste the opportunity — so, when choosing to pay down debts or put the money into investments, think carefully.

This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor.

Kevin J Pittz, Financial Advisor Edward Jones Investments 1721 Central Avenue, Albany • 518-869.9088

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The Songs Of Summer Quiz....

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1. According to a 1970 Mungo Jerry smash hit, what can you do “in the summertime when the weather is high”?

2. In 2008, Kid Rock had an international hit with the song “All Summer Long.” According to the lyrics, where did the singer spend the summer of 1989?

3. Seals & Crofts had a 1972 hit with the song “Summer Breeze.” Which type of flower is mentioned in the lyrics?

4. According to the lyrics in Sly & the Family Stone’s 1969 single “Hot Fun in the Summertime”, when is the singer’s girlfriend coming back?

5. In the Gary Lewis 1965 single “Save Your Heart for Me”, what is okay for the singer’s girlfriend to do? “Have yourself a summer _________ or two.”

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621 Albany-Shaker Road Loudonville (518) 458.9274 www.colonie.org/LIBRARY Colonie Town Band Concert Monday August 11th at 7:00 PM – Summer rolls on with a concert featuring selections from Broadway shows, movies, marches and light classical pieces. The Colonie Town Band, organized in 1964 and celebrating its 50th Anniversary, is a community band sponsored by the Town of Colonie Parks and Recreation Department. It is truly an intergenerational group made up of amateur musicians ranging from teenagers to octogenarians. Bring your lawn chairs (the library does not provide chairs for outdoor use) and join us on the plaza in front of the library. The concert will be held in the Stedman Room in the event of threatening weather.

Lyme Disease Prevention Tuesday August 12th at 6:30 PM – Lyme disease is a bacterial infection caused by the bite of an infected deer tick. Lyme disease is widespread in the Capital Region, so it is important to understand prevention techniques to reduce your risk of infection. You will learn about how Lyme disease is transmitted, where you can be exposed to ticks and how to properly remove a tick. Presented by Sara Lyons, MPH, CHES, Public Health Educator, Albany County Department of Health.

Reservations are required. Call the library’s information desk at 810-0314 to make a reservation.

Pre-Planning Cemetery Services Wednesday August 13th at 6:00 PM – An introduction to pre-planning for your family’s cemetery needs presented by Joe Mazmanian from Memory Gardens Memorial Park and Cemetery. The step-by-step educational program includes history, rules, regulations, current laws, and burial options for you and your family. Reservations are required. Call the library’s information desk at 810-0314 to make a reservation.

The Fast Growing Field of Massage Therapy Thursday August 14th at 6:30 PM – Learn about massage therapy, one of the fastest growing health professions. The presentation will include a chair massage demonstration and information about the flexible and fulfilling career of massage therapy. The presentation will also cover programs at the Center for Natural Wellness School of Massage Therapy that can train you to be a massage therapist as well as provide life-long job placement support. Refreshments will be served.

Reservations are required. Call the library’s information desk at 810-0314 to make a reservation.

All The Right Moves: Creating & Funding the Retirement You Want Monday August 18th at 6:00 PM – Frank Finch, Principal of Life Stages Financial Group, will present a retirement planning checklist designed to help attendees avoid big financial mistakes that prevent many people from having

enough money to enjoy life before and during retirement.

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Social Security: Your Questions Answered Tuesday August 19th at 6:30 PM – An educational program for people who are nearing retirement, ages 55 and up, who have questions on Social Security. During this 45 minute seminar, we’ll help answer these questions: How does Social Security fit into my retirement income plan? When should I start taking benefits? What about taxes? Presented by Frank Marchesini, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones Investments, Loudonville, NY. Reservations are required. Call the library’s information desk at 810-0314 to make a reservation.

Memoir Writing Workshop Wine that has been allowed to age deepens in what sommeliers call character. This workshop is for people who have experience in living, in all its comedy, tragedy, and beauty. By the end of this workshop, you will have a collection of your stories to pass down and share with others, a wonderful gift for your family and friends. Presenter Christina Chant longs to share the call of a blank sheet of paper with others who have stories to tell, demons to dispel, or just want to play with words. Christina has over twenty years teaching experience, is a published writer, and spent time at the Breadloaf Writers Conference I in Middlebury, Vermont.

The workshop will consist of four sessions on Wendesdays and Thursdays August 20th, 21st, 27th, and 28th, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM. Reservations are required. Call the library’s information desk at 810-0314 to make a reservation.

Indian Music Caravan Wednesday August 20th at 6:30 PM – Veena Chandra and Devesh Chandra will perform Indian Classical music as part of their Indian Music Caravan, a Community Arts Initiative.

This project is made possible in part through Community Arts Grants, a program funded through the State and Local Partnership Program of the New York State Council on the Arts and The Arts Center of the Capital Region.

Capital District Genealogical Society: Historic Vale Cemetery, Schenectady, NY Saturday August 23rd – Vale Cemetery’s earliest grave stones are from the Stockade area and date back three centuries.

Many prominent families, honored veterans, industrialists, scientists, inventors, elected officials, and former slaves call it their final resting place. The guest speaker is Bernie McEvoy.

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The Songs Of Summer Quiz....

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“touch the sky”. Ray Dorset, vocalist for Mungo Jerry, sang: “In the summertime when the weather is high / You can stretch right up and touch the sky.” This delightful song became an international number one song in the summer of 1970.

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fling. Gary Lewis crooned, “Walk along the lake with someone new / Have yourself a summer fling or two / But remember I’m in love with you...” This song reached the number two position on the Billboard charts in August 1965.

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Northern Michigan. Kid Rock, a Michigan native, sang the following lyrics: “She was seventeen, and she was far from in-between / It was summertime in Northern Michigan...”

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back of my neck. John Sebastian and the Spoonful created the perfect rock song for a big city summer. “Back of my neck getting dirty and gritty” was just one of the poignant images captured in the lyrics. “Summer in the City” reached the number one spot on the Billboard charts in 1966.

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when the summer’s through. Bob Miranda and the Happenings sang, “See you in September, see you when the summer’s through / Here we are, saying good-bye at the station...”

This song climbed into the top five of the Billboard charts in 1966.

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fickle. Ol’ Blue Eyes sang, “And guess who sighs his lullabies / Through nights that never end / My fickle friend, the summer wind.”

“The Summer Wind”, recorded in April 1966, is one of Sinatra’s best break-up songs.

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“end of the spring”. Sly & the Family Stone began their hit song “Hot Fun in the Summertime” with the lyrics, “End of the spring and here she comes back...those summer days.”

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Bob Marley

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