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Presidents Day is an

American holiday that is

celebrated each year on the

third Monday in February. Schoolchildren typically get the day off

from school and many profession-

als also get the day off from work.

Established in 1800,

Presidents Day once went by a

different name. Known as

Washingtons Birthday, which is

still the legal name of the holiday,

this day was meant to celebratethe first President of the United

States, George Washington,

whose birthday was February 22.

Congress declared that day a fed-

eral holiday more than 200 years

ago, and eventually the holiday

grew to become a celebration of

President Abraham Lincoln, who

was born on February 12, as well.

The holiday is now a celebration

of the lives and accomplishments

of every U.S. president.Few Americans would be

hard-pressed to identify George

Washingtons visage, which is

depicted on some American cur-

rency, including the $1 bill. Born

in 1732 to Virginia planters,

Washingtons interests included

western expansion, which he was

able to take part as a teenager,

helping to survey the Shenandoah

lands at the age of 16.

Washington was also interested inmilitary arts, and he was commis-

sioned a lieutenant colonel in

1754, eventually playing a role in

what became the French and

Indian War.

In 1759, Washington was

serving in the Virginia House of

Burgesses, an assembly of elected

representatives of the English

colonies in North America.

Growing frustrated with, and feel-

ing exploited by, British regula-tions, Washington voiced his

resistance to restrictions placed

on colonists, who were moving

toward what would become the

American Revolution.

At the Second Continental

Congress, which assembled in

1775, Washington was elected

Commander-in-Chief of the

Continental Army, taking com-

mand of troops at Cambridge,

Massachusetts on July 3, 1775.Under Washingtons com-

mand, the Continental Army

would ultimately succeed, win-

ning the colonists their independ-

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These are some of my

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the general population will

go up as will the weight of

personal debt; that too will go

up in 2014. The amount of

time to secure a good paying

job will go up. Government

debt at all levels will contin-

ue to go up. The national

divorce rate will continue to

go up. I am sorry to predict

that the suicide rate mightalso go up. Crime rates will go

up. Underemployment will

go up. Unemployment will go

up because the federal gov-

ernment doesnt accurately

report the count. The illegal

immigrant population will

continue to go up as the gov-

ernment has done nothing to

stem the tide of border

invaders. The amount of

company pension plan fail-

ures will go up too because

most are grossly underfunded.

The same may be said for

local government pension

plans for the same reason.

The amount of people apply-

ing for Social Security will goup as 10,000 people a day

turn 65 in America. The sale

of drugs necessary to cope

with anxiety and stress will

definitely go up. And life

expectancy will go up; might

you run out of money before

you run out of life?

What will NOT go up?

Cost of living increases

on pensions and Social

Security will NOT go up.

Most peoples salaries willNOT go up. Vacation time,

free time and time spent with

family will NOT go up.

Peoples savings and invest-

ment contributions, in gener-

al will NOT go up. Standard

of living will NOT go up. Job

creation will most likely

NOT go up either, squelched

by the Obamacare doctrine.

raises, bonuses and perks will

NOT go up as companies are

trying to regroup, rethink and

retool their businesses to bemore competitive and to

demonstrate bigger and fatter

profits to their shareholders

after a lackluster few years of

stock market performance.

What can and should you do

about this?

My advice is that you

make an immediate appoint-

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1.Reduce, avoid, mitigate or

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2.Create a plan to maximize

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5.Have a portfolio review to

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and funded properly to be

able to fulfill your financial

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Dentin, as dis-

cussed in the

first part of this

series, is a unique layer

of the tooth. It is madeup of tiny tubes (denti-

nal tubules) that go

from the inside of the

tooth, the nerve (pulp),

to the outside (enam-

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tubules that the tooth

has sensitivity.

Various stimuli

(sensations) move the

fluid in the tubules

inwardly or outwardly.The movement of the

dentinal fluid activates

the nerve endings at the

pulp/dentin junction,which

causes the pain. Anything

that increases fluid movement

in the tubules or softens the

dentin increases sensitivity.

Very strong brushing and

gum recession were two rea-

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ty. Gum recession can becaused by over-brushing,

tooth grinding/clenching

(bruxism), and gum disease.

Poor oral hygiene leads to

many problems. The plaque

(bacteria) left around your

teeth from poor oral hygiene

and infrequent dental clean-

ings produces acids, which

cause decay, gum recession,

and dentin hypersensitivity.

Dental erosion can becaused by diet, medications,

drugs, dry mouth, reflux, or

stomach acids. This

exposes dentin and can

lead to severe tooth

wear when combined

with clenching orgrinding. Read all

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Tooth-whitening

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gen peroxide in over-

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your dentist. It pene-

trates the enamel and removes

stains. If the enamel is eroded

or missing,the peroxide can

cause pain. Over tooth-

whitening actually is dehy-

drating (drying out and

removing the fluids in the

tubules) the tooth and can

irreversibly damage the nerve

of the tooth.This is why I insist on

monitoring all patients who

have their teeth whitened.

There are many products,

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toothpaste, and prescription

fluorides that can treat dentin

hypersensitivity.

Part three will deal withpulp damage to the tooth and

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Many are resistant to treatment

because they equate depression

with weakness or death. Here

are some coping strategies for

you and your loved one:

1.Recognize that depression is

an illness. Family members

should be aware of the disabili-

ty that depression can cause

and should avoid making

depressed parents or relatives

feel guilty by telling them to get

out more or pull themselves up

by the bootstraps. Depression is

an illness and can become quite

debilitating if left untreated.

2.Dont dismiss symptoms. If

your loved one is not eating for

more than a few days, or loses

interest in activities they used

to love for more than two

weeks, it could be signs of

depression. Unexplained cry-

ing, sadness that lasts for

extended periods and social

withdrawal are other signs.

3.Talk about how they feel.

Instead of plunging directly

into a tough discussion about

treatment, try asking whats

going on. Ive noticed you

havent been sleeping well. Or

You seem so sad lately. You

dont seem like yourself. Using

gentle probing will not instant-

ly put the elder on the defen-

sive.

4.Allow them to remain inde-

pendent. Do not take over

doing tasks for them that they-

can do for themselves. Doing

things for a depressed person

only reinforces their perception

that they are worthless and

incapable.

5.Seek professional help. If

they are resistant to help, tell

their doctor your concerns andbehaviors youve noticed.

Older people are sometimes

less resistant and more willing

to listen to a doctor.

6.Be involved in the treat-

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on outings with you or go back

to an activity that he or she

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ronment in mind. The follow-

ing are just a few ways parents

can impart a sense of respon-

sibility to the environment on

their youngsters.

Lead by example. Many kids

try to mimic their parents

behaviors, and moms and

dads can take advantage of

that by making sure kids see

them as they recycle, con-

serve water or make other

eco-conscious choices. If kids

want to know why youre sep-

arating trash or opting for tap

water over bottled water,

explain to them the positive

impact that such behaviors

can have on the health of the

planet.

Encourage eco-friendly hob-

bies. Todays youngsters have

a host of technology at their

disposal, and parents know

full well that such access can

be both good and bad. While

technology can enhance

learning in the classroom and

beyond, gaming systems and

other electronic devices have

made it easy for kids to forgo

outdoor activities in favor of

more sedentary hobbies.

Many medical researchers

believe that such hobbies are

contributing to higher rates of

childhood obesity. But they

also can harm the environ-

ment. Gaming systems,

whether played on televi-

sions, computers or handhelddevices, use a substantial

amount of energy. Parents

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friendly activities, such as

reading or playing outside,

can get the best of both

worlds, as kids will be getting

out and about and embracing

activities that dont harm the

planet.

Ride bicycles more often.

Reducing fuel consumption isone of the most effective ways

to reduce your carbon foot-

print, and even though kids

cant drive, that doesnt mean

they cant pitch in to con-

serve fuel. Children who

attend school close to home

can ride their bikes rather

than taking the bus or hitch-

ing a ride with mom or dad.

Explain to youngsters the

impact that such a choice can

have on the environment,

and ride bikes with your kids

whenever possible, be it on

trips to the park or to visit

friends and family members.

Many kids love to ride their

bikes, and they might like it

even more if they understand

the positive impact that such

a hobby is having on their

planet.

Teach kids to reuse products.

Waste is a significant environ-

mental issue, but reusing prod-

ucts is a great way to cut back

on waste. Items that would

once be tossed into the trash

after serving their purpose can

be repurposed when tackling

projects around the house,

and kids can get in on the act,

too. Rather than purchasing

store-bought decorations for

holidays like Halloween or

Chanukah and Christmas,

reuse old products to craft

homemade decorations.

Birthday gifts or items

exchanged during the holi-

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newspaper instead of store-

bought wrapping paper. Many

products that would otherwise

be discarded can be reused,

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Italian cuisine isbeloved across the

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black pepper

cup canola or vegetable oil

1 small yellow onion, chopped

1 small carrot, peeled and

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1 small rib celery, trimmed

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1-14.5 ounce can peeled

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1 sprig fresh thyme

1 bay leaf

2 cups hearty red wine, such as

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4 fresh sage leaves

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lightly colored, 5 to 6 minutes.

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thyme, and bay leaf, stirring to

incorporate all the browned

bits in the pot, and cook for 2

to 3 minutes longer. Pour in

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Return the meat to thepot. Bring the liquid to a sim-

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hours, or until the meat is

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pierced with a fork. With a

slotted spoon, lift the pieces

from the sauce and put them

on a sheet pan to cool.

Using a slotted spoon,

remove about cup of the

vegetables and tomatoes fromthe pan and set aside. Pour the

remaining sauce through a

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liquid as possible. The sauce

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and put in a large bowl.

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