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Teen Videos Historic Sites For Preservation
By Cheryl Conway
icholas Mathus of
Flanders has found
his niche, and how
ironic that his passion for
history stems from his very
own past.
Determined to share history with others and preserve our nations past,
Nick follows in the footsteps of his father and
grandfather (also named
Nick) whose love for history is much the same. Since
he was three years old, Nick
has visited more than 80
historic sites and videotaped their significance, all
with the help from his
father Glenn Mathus.
The fourteen year old is
known as Nick The
History Kid, and he has
teamed up with his father,
Glenn, to produce historical
videos. An eighth grader at
The PECK School in
Morristown, Nicks main
goal is to show his peers
how fun and interesting history is and why sites should
be preserved.
History is fun and
should be preserved for
future generations, says
Nick. If we didnt have
history we wouldnt be here
today. Its our nations past
of how we got here today. If
we dont preserve it, its
going to be destroyed.
His motto: New Jersey:
from the Revolutionary War
to the Jersey Shore both
History and Fun awaits
You! Most of his videos
cover NJs historical sites,

but also cover treasures
throughout the United States
when vacationing or traveling for sports.
When we go to swim or
track we find historical
places, says Glenn, like
Motown, Key West-Florida,
Henry Ford Museum in
Michigan.
Although Nick began his
role four years ago as Nick
The History Kid and posting
historical videos online, his
first video dates back to
when he was three years old
at Gettysburg. In that video,
Glenn recalls Nick saying
Lets Go Soldierand its
been history ever since.
Thats how far it goes
back, his love for history,
says Glenn. My dad passed
it onto to him. My dad used
to take me all over in 1965.
He loved history too; he was
a big George Washington

man and Civil War. I grew
up with what my dad liked.
With 80 videos so far,
Nicks footage lasts anywhere between four to fifteen minutes, provide historical details of the location
with some humor to keep
the viewers interest.
His visits have him flying an airplane and a helicopter, scuba diving, high
diving at the end of the West
Point video, and riding one
of the oldest roller coasters.
For the video filmed at
the Henry Ford Museum in
Dearborn, Michigan, Nick
provides a brief history of
the helicopter and the museum, where the first successful helicopter is preserved,
and then flies a helicopter.
Last year, they traveled
everywhere from Detroit
where we are the only
video on YouTube that takes

you inside Motowns
Historic Studio A, and to the
Confederate White House in
Richmond, VA., says
Glenn.
His video on the Charles
Lindbergh Crime of the
Century Video took two
months to complete as they
traveled to four different
cities to tell the whole story.
They
first
went
to
Washington, DC, showing
the Spirit of Saint Louis
which was the high point of
Lindberghs life.
Next, they visited the
Lindbergh Estate in East
Amwell where Nick got
special permission to film
inside the babys nursery,
the scene of the 1932 kidnapping.
We filmed in the
Lindbergh Babies nursery
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and recreated the leaving of the ransom note on the window
sill, explains Glenn. In 1935 Lindbergh gifted the estate to
the State of NJ, and it is now a juvenile state correctional
facility. No tourism here, says Glenn. But, We were the
first to show the estate today and tour the grounds speculating what happened that night in 1932.
They then went to the Flemington Court House where the
trial of the century happened; and finally to West Trenton to
visit the NJ State Police Museum where all the evidence
from the trial is kept; and the final scene, back at the
Flemington Court House where Nick is the judge in the
Retrial of the Century and convicts Bruno Hauptmann
based on what we believe happened.
This is truly a surprise ending that could not have happened without the help of many people in high places, says
Glenn. Nick got to sit in the judges chair as the judge and
the chair inside the cell that Hauptmann was electrocuted in.
People dont get to see the settings.
For sites indoors he receives special permission.
Our objective is to show people something they could
never see on any regular tour, says Glenn. In Nicks video
on the Hindenburg, we were given permission to climb historic Hanger number one with our guide. At 190 feet up at
the top of the Hanger one could imagine the Hindenburg
entering the hangar below us. Only the History Channel
and the Weather Channel were allowed to climb and film the
hangar from above.
Nick was also allowed to enter the mock-up control car
used in the movie Hindenburg starring George C. Scott.

Nick explains all the controls and demonstrates how the
Hindenburg was flown.
At Mount Vernon in 2012 Nick had the high honor of
participating in a special wreath laying at George
Washington's tomb in front of 100 people.
In his video highlighting cemeteries, Nick visits his
grandfathers grave as well as several famous people such as
Judy Garland, James Cagney, Ed Sullivan, Joan Crawford,
Babe Ruth and Malcolm X, all buried within an hour from
each other, notes Glenn.
In another video, he outlines the history of rollercoasters,
mostly in Coney Island, NY, and rides one of the oldest
rollercoasters- the Cyclone.
Like riding the roller coaster, these historic adventures
have been a great ride for Nick.
Its so cool to go to every event involved, says Nick.
Sometimes its difficult to find the time. We schedule it for
Saturday mornings or when they travel especially for swimming and track in which Nick holds multiple gold medals,
broken records and the title Junior Swimmer of the Year
for the second year in a row, says Glenn.
His latest mission is to help preserve the Martin Berry
House (built in 1720) in Pequannock, 12 years before
George Washington was born when the British ruled the
land.
If the town doesnt buy it, it will be another strip mall,
says Glenn. We attended several of the monthly meetings
and will be involved in promoting the home, when its

acquired by the town. They plan to shoot a video at the
home then share that history with the local schools.
Nick and I are one of the many "Friends of the Martin
Berry House," a strong and dedicated group of history loving people who want to see the township preserve this beautiful home, one of the oldest homes in Pequannock. Nick
and I are committed to preserving, promoting and volunteering this historical treasure. Nick was the youngest attendee
to publically speak at one of the town council meetings.
They are also trying to get permission to film the Gallows
of Morristown inside the Morris County Court House. The
last public hanging in Morristown was in 1835, says Glenn,
and the gallows have been stored in the old courthouse in
Morristown, he says.
Nick also promotes historic sites by volunteering his time
there. He currently has 96 volunteer hours at the Washington
Headquarters in Morristown.
We must remember our history and the people who paid
for our freedom, says Glenn. My sons message is good
and his goal is to raise interest in the leaders of tomorrow
that these historical treasures are to be preserved for future
generations to come. If tomorrows adults lose interest in
these buildings then funding will be cut off and they will disappear.
Nicks videos are linked to NJs Travel and Tourism webpage. For more information and to view his videos, visit
www.nickthehistorykid.com.
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that for the sake of hospital patients who
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By Kerry Breen
n the spring of 1915, poppies blossomed across the battlefields of
Belgium, France, and Gallipoli. Ever
since then, the poppy has become synonymous with a great loss of life in war. It is
also known as the memorial flower of the
American Legion Auxiliary. The poppies
are distributed by members of the organization, and donations are collected to aid
veterans and those who are currently serving active duty.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 43 in
Florham Park distributes these poppies
locally, with 100 percent of the proceeds
being donated to Lyons Hospital, where
they are used to help veterans, both physically and mentally. The poppies are also
used to foster patriotism throughout the
community, reminding those who see them
about the sacrifices that soldiers make for
their country.
The poppies are distributed all year
round at local businesses, such as
Foodtown and Stop and Shop. Those
organizing the donation are required to
write formal letters requesting permission
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for the best when receiving responses.
Post President Marybeth Valentino
would like to express her gratitude for
those companies that do allow them to distribute their poppies.
We really appreciate the stores that do
support us, she said.
These poppies were also distributed
during the Memorial Day Parade on Mon.,
May 25. The ladies of the legions post
were gathered on the float and distributed
poppies to the crowd, a reminder of the
sacrifices made by soldiers.
While there is no price attached to the
poppies, those who take them are encouraged to donate. One hundred percent of the
donations are sent to veterans.
When you see a poppy, get a poppy,
said Valentino. Everything we do goes
towards a good cause.
One hundred percent of the proceeds
are donated towards Lyons Hospital, a veterans hospital in Lyons. The Legion
Auxiliary also interacts with the inpatients
there, organizing activities such as outings
to the movies and baseball games, cooking
dinner for the patients, or playing games

with them.
These poppies are not the only symbols
that are given out by the American Legion
Auxiliary. Also distributed are blue and
gold stars, each with different meanings.
The blue stars are a symbol of those who
have family members currently serving.
The gold stars are displayed to represent
and honor those who have been killed in
combat. However, these stars are not as
easy to get a hold of as the poppies are;
instead, they must be requested by the
family of those who served.
Those who wish to become members of
the American Legion Auxiliary can find
out more information about Unit 43 on
Bottle Hill Day, held in Madison. The
annual event takes place on the first
Saturday in October, and is used to celebrate the town. The Legion Auxiliary often
sets up a booth there, hoping to inform the
public about their organization and recruit
new members.
The American Legion Auxiliary is the
largest patriotic womens service organization in the world, with nearly 10,500 posts.
These units are also found on a global

level, located in several different countries,
along with being present in every state in
the country.
For more information, go to
www.americanlegionpost43nj.org.
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Four concerts will take place between
June 23 and Aug. 4. Concerts begin at
12:30 p.m. and last approximately one
hour. The Music Beyond Borders series is
sponsored by Novartis.
Each Music Beyond Borders concert
will feature a performance of world music
reflecting the diverse culture and population of the area. Brown bag a meal, stop
by while walking the dog and experience
a world music celebration while getting to
know neighbors. In case of rain, concerts
will be held indoors at the United
Methodist Church.
The Secret Trio, is set to perform, June
23, at 12:30 p.m. , its Turkish, Middle
Eastern, Macedonian and Armenian
music. The Secret Trio performs original
pieces and traditional melodies that fuse
the microtonal modes and improvisation

of the Middle East, dance beats of the
Balkans, and elements of jazz, rock, classical and world music. The delicate harmonies, driving rhythms, rapid fire synchrony and intricate counterpoint developed by these musicians, with separate
roots in Turkish, Armenian and
Macedonian Roma music, are extraordinary.
The Conroy Warren Duo, is slated for
July 7 at 12:30 p.m., to perform Caribbean
Music "Pepper Pot." This talented duo
from Antigua has performed extensively
throughout the Caribbean and the United
States, and includes Patrick Gomes (on
steel pan) and Conroy Warren (on guitar
and vocals). A graduate of the Berklee
School of Music, Conroy Warren brings
his unique "Music Pepper Pot," featuring
the rich sounds of calypso, reggae, samba,
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the dogs, such as a Biscuit Toss Contest
and a Longest Sit Contest.
A Tricky Tray event was also held,
using 76 baskets that had been donated by
local businesses.
A caricaturist was also present for those
interested. Terrie Carr of the WDHA radio
station helped emcee the event. The day
came to a close at 3 p.m., when there was
a closing ceremony. The winners of the
Tricky Tray were posted at 3:30 p.m.
This is the second year that the benefit
has been hosted. Last years event raised
about $12,000 for the American Cancer
Society, and was attended by about 200
people and 85 dogs. Those who pre-registered online paid a ten dollar fee, while
those who registered at the event paid $20
dollars. The proceeds are to be sent to the
American Cancer Society.
This years event attracted another 200
people, with 75 dogs, marking a 20 percent
increase according to Saul. Approximately
$13,000 was raised for the American
by Kerry Breen
lorham Parks second annual Bark
For Life benefit was held on Sat.,
May 30, to raise money for the
American Cancer Society.
The event began at noon, taking place
on the lawn of the Florham Park Gazebo,
outside the towns municipal complex. It
was organized by three local teenagersbrothers Brendan and Jason Sardo, and
Derek Saul, who also organized the event
last year. The three are hoping to host this
event next year as well. The event features
vendors, dog demonstrations and contests,
and food and music for those attending. It
is the largest Bark for Life event in New

Jersey.
They started attending the Relay for
Life fundraising event along with many
friends a few years ago when based in
Madison, said Stacy Saul, Derek Sauls
mother. They came up with the idea of
bringing a more personal community event
into our town along with our dog. We hope
this will be an annual event for many years
to come.
The event started with a one-mile long
noncompetitive walk with the dogs and
their owners, beginning at 12:15 p.m. It
was followed by several competitions for
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Ukrainian Music and Dance. Barynya
presents Ukrainian, Cossack, Jewish,
Gypsy, and Russian traditional dancing,
music, songs, and virtuoso performances
on musical instruments including the balalaika, and garmoshka (folk button accordion).
Korean Drum Dance Ensemble with
KTDOC (Korean Traditional Dance of
Choomnori), Aug. 4, at 12:30 p.m. with
Korean Music and Dance. Preserving the
rich heritage of Korean traditional dance,

KTDOC performs the many traditional
dances of the Korean culture including the
highly distinctive Drum Dance, in which
the dancers simultaneously beat various
rhythms/patterns in a synchronized fashion, choreographing their graceful and
stylized movements as they turn, bend,
swirl and connect their drumsticks to multiple drumheads.
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According to ACSs website, the money
goes to helping people stay well, helping
people get well, finding cures, and fighting
back.
The event was also sponsored by several local businesses, donating anywhere
from $100 to $500 dollars. According to
the Bark for Life website, there are also
several national pet supply stores who
sponsor the event. Vendors also attended
the event, paying a fee of $50 to have their
tables present.
According to Saul, this year there were
more vendors and sponsors than ever
before. Tricky Tray basket donations were
also accepted. A limited number of t-shirts
for the event were also sold for $12.
Those looking to volunteer can find
more information on Bark For Lifes website.
We are always looking for more volunteers to ensure that this legacy continues, said Saul.
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Benefit Abused/Neglected Children
n Wed., May 28, employees of Wells Fargo

Advisors Florham Park office created more than
60 Birthdays in a Bag for children in foster care
served by Court Appointed Special Advocates of Morris
and Sussex Counties (CASA). In addition, CASA will
receive a grant award of $5,000 to support advocacy for
vulnerable children. CASA was one of 1,800 local non
profit organizations that the Wells Fargo Foundation chose
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program.
For the past five years, the Wells Fargo Community
Blooms Program as part of the Wells Fargo Foundation,
builds team member engagement and demonstrates Wells
Fargos commitment to communities through volunteerism. CASA is a non-profit organization that recruits,
trains and supervises volunteers who speak up in court for
the best interests of children who have been removed from
their homes due to abuse and neglect.
More than 65 Wells Fargo team members created
Birthdays in a Bag with birthday hats, favors, games
and toys for youth in foster care to celebrate their birthdays. Additional First Night Bags were created for children and teens to use on their first night of being placed in
a foster home or moved to a different placement.
The Wells Fargo Advisors are an amazing, dynamic

group of individuals who truly give back to the community on numerous occasions, said CASAs Executive
Director Dr. Lisa Barsky Firkser. Thomas Thives, senior
vice president complex manager, leads by example and
encourages his team to take a stand to assist vulnerable
children. Both Tom and Mindy Beck, Senior Vice
President Investment Officer and a Trustee of CASA of
Morris and Sussex Counties, keep the Wells Fargo
Advisors committed to supporting CASA throughout the
year.
Wells Fargo Foundation supports the work of charitable organizations in the community. For more information, go to www.wellsfargo.com/about/charitable.
CASA of Morris and Sussex Counties is part of a
statewide network of community-based non-profit programs that recruit, screen, train and supervise volunteers
to Speak Up for a Child removed from their home due
to abuse or neglect. CASA is the only program in New
Jersey that uses trained volunteers to work one-on-one
with children, ensuring that each one gets the services
needed and achieves permanency in a safe, nurturing
home. For more information, visit www.casamc.org or
call 973-998-7590.
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need of volunteers at blood drives. The blood service volunteer is an integral member of the collection team whose
task it is assist donors with registration, escorting and canteen duties, and to watch for post donation reactions.
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contact, Manager of Community Relations, R. Jan Zepka
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arbuds enable music lovers to enjoy their favorite

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hearing loss. Its important to keep the volume low and to
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Thomas Edison Tuned Into Progressive Housewives in New Century
by Michele Guttenberger
ntering the 20th Century, men dominated the business and financial
arena while women fixed or
improved the aliments of their culture and
society. Women also reigned as the
domestic managers of their household and
gave undivided attention to the governance
of the American family. The American
Magazine deemed that Edisons wife Mina
was the custodian of one of the greatest
geniuses the world has ever known.
However, she preferred her own title as
Home Executive. The last decade of the
19th Century rang in modern technology
for the 21st Century bringing in better
home living and family life. Thomas
Edison inventions saw purpose to these
home executives commonly referred to as
the devoted housewife or the lady of the
house. These ultramodern open-minded
women entering a new century desired
clean, easier and enjoyable home living.
Thomas Edison appreciated a womans
perspective on modern living. He saw this
population as great guiding mentors in his
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by his mother. There were many milestone
events were Thomas Edison appealed to
women in launching the most innovative
technology of its day. The very first tech
toy was marketed for small girls. The
Edison talking doll was technically the
first home phonograph when it was
released to the public in 1890. It was the
first home entertainment phonograph
because, each doll housed an internal
phonograph containing a six second prerecorded nursery rhyme.
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
of Brooklyn was in operation on Sept. 4,
1882. The electric illuminating system
provided electricity to Pearl Street. It was
now possible for homes and businesses to
purchase electric light at a price that could
compete with gas. The first advertisements on this illuminating technology
were targeted to the lady of the house.
Their ads read: A Flood of Light A single touch brings a flood of light. Another
touch dismisses it. Best artificial light ever
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The lamps and fixtures are decorations.
Color, design and situation arranged to suit
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Ironically, while Thomas Edison used
certain dialogue in his ads to influence
women to want his products, it was recently discovered that his viewpoints on work
and the state of genius may have been
influenced by Kate Sanborn (July 11, 1839
- July 9, 1917). Sanborn was a very popular American author, teacher and lecturer
in her time. Followers of Thomas Edison
feel one of his best quotes was: Genius is
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Kate Sanborns message. Genius is inspiration; Talent is perspiration. Her reply to
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aritan Headwaters Association

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clean water in the north and south
branch region of the Raritan River. For more
than 55 years, its goal has been to protect the
water families rely on every day. One of the
greatest threats to water is contamination
from storm water runoff and flooding.
Individual property owners can help alleviate these problems.
Even owners of small pieces of property
can help prevent flooding through the use of
a rain garden. What is a rain garden? It is a
low-lying vegetated depression, typically
three to six inches deep, with absorbent soils
that temporarily collect stormwater runoff
from impervious surfaces and allow the
runoff to slowly percolate into the soil.
Large or small, rain gardens should be
planted with native plants. As a general rule,
any plant described as Japanese, Oriental,
English, etc. is obviously not native to North
America and should be avoided. In this area,
native plant material range from the black
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CCM President Retires

After 30 Years of Leadership
r. Edward J. Yaw, president of

County College of Morris (CCM),
announced today that he has
informed the CCM Board of Trustees that he
will not seek renewal of his contract when it
expires in August 2016.
Yaw told the college community of his decision this morning at CCMs spring
Professional Day for faculty and staff.
I want to express my deep sense of gratitude for what we have been able to accomplish here, said Yaw. I am especially proud
of our faculty. It is because of their dedication that our academic programs are so
widely recognized in the state and even
around the nation.
Yaw was appointed the second president
of the college in 1986, following the retirement of CCMs first president, Dr. Sherman
H. Masten. Yaw first joined CCM in 1980 as
Dean of Academic Affairs. Prior to that, he
served as Associate Dean of Academic
Affairs at Adelphi University in New York.
Under his leadership, CCM has become
one of the states leading community colleges. As a result of his vision and guidance,
the college has one of the highest combined

transfer and graduation rates among community colleges in New Jersey. Students and
faculty also are regularly presented with
awards and honors for their accomplishments.
In addition, Yaw has played an instrumental role in shaping higher education in
NJ through his work on professional and
educational councils. During his service as
chair of the NJ Presidents Council representing all of the states colleges and universities he led the effort to enact a statewide
transfer agreement to ease the process for
students seeking to pursue their educations
beyond an associate degree. An active community leader, he has served on the boards
of numerous organizations, including the
Morris County Chamber of Commerce and
the Urban League of Morris County, offering his time and expertise to improving the
lives of others.
Yaw earned his Ed.D. from Columbia
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Sun, Summer, Skin Care- Prevention Is Key
By Cara Connelly
he official start of summer may still be a few weeks
away but, people are already spending time outdoors
enjoying the warm weather and sunshine. Enjoying
time at the beach, by the pool, tending to the garden or any
outdoor activity carries an increased risk of skin cancer.
From the top of the head to the bottom of the feet, anywhere
there are living cells, there is a potential for skin cancer. To
understand cancer, understand cell growth 101 and its progression.
Cancer begins when cells in a part of the body start to
grow out of control. There are many kinds of cancer but they
all begin the same way- with this out of control growth of
abnormal cells. Cancer cell growth is different from normal
cell growth. Instead of dying, cancer cells keep on growing
and form new cancer cells. They grow into and invade other
tissue which is something that normal, healthy cells cant do.
Their ability of grow out of control and invade other tissues
are what makes a cancer cell different from a normal cell.
According to radiation oncologist Dr. Tushar Kumar,
skin cancers are generally broken down into three categories: basal cells, squamous cells and the most dangerous,
melanoma. Skin is the largest organ in the body, has three
layers and has five basic functions. Skin covers the internal
organs and protects them from harm, keeps out germs, prevents the loss of too much water and other fluids, helps control body temperature, protects the rest of the body from
ultraviolet (UV) rays and helps the body make vitamin D.
"Skin cancer is directly related to UV exposure," said

Kumar who is associated with the American Cancer SocietyNortheast Region. "And it's not just the summer sun that is
dangerous - it is important to protect yourself from the sun's
harmful rays no matter the season and to have your skin
checked during your regular health checkups."
While avoiding sun exposure entirely is impossible, he
advises using a product daily that contains a SPF of 30,
wearing protective clothing- dont forget a hat and sunshades for eyes and staying out of direct sunlight mid-day.
Dr. Kumar recommends being outdoors early in the morning
or later in the day when the UV rays are not as strong.
Kumar stresses that cancer is a growing health problem that
will soon surpass heart disease in our region.
Risk factors for melanoma skin cancer includes exposure
to UV rays, having moles on your body, having lighter, fair
skin and red hair, a family history of melanoma or having
melanoma in the past and suffering from a weakened
immune system.
Once melanoma has been found and staged, a cancer care
team will recommend treatment options. Early stage cancers
can often be treated well with surgery alone, but more
advanced cancers often need other treatments. Sometimes
more than one type of treatment is used. They may include
surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy or radiation therapy.
The American Cancer Society reports that cancer of the
skin is by far the most common of all cancers. Melanoma
accounts for less than two percent of skin cancer cases but
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