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Articles in July-August, 2008 issue of Saturday Evening Post

• Planting happiness
• Policy news
• You be the judge
  by Sarah Morris
• Weather or not?
  by Helen G. Sutin
• Check labels for vitamin K
• Beyond my wildest dreams! Be kind to your poverty-stricken friends; you never know when they might hit the lottery jackpot
  by Rose Madeline Mula
• A streetcar named progress?
• New reader
  by Richard Rofman
• Reader has good prognosis
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• The DNA age: technology is ushering in new tools to break the genetic code, but can it help you outsmart your destiny?
  by Amy Harmon
• Persistent perspiration
• HDL and Omega-3s: the "good" fats
• Good BP control may help
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Back pain: exercising your options: exercises that stretch and strengthen the muscles of your abdomen and spine can help prevent debilitating and painful back problems
  by Tammy White
• Keep cursive
  by Edith A. Benson
• Wasp smackdown: some insects you can work with, but wasps, never
  by Lori Borgman
• Surviving SCA at home
• Where do you think you are?
• The nitty-gritty
  by Gerald Bosacker
• I Thought We Were Making Movies, Not History
• Food for mood
• Glaucoma and central corneal thickness
• Three little words
  by Earl E. Chapman
• Chest pressure could be angina
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• The cover issue
  by E. Jenkins
• On ear creases and heart disease
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• A man and his vision: J. Lloyd "Coach" Tomer has a dream—to build his company, YTB, into more than just the world's largest travel agency
• Microwave cooking preserves nutrients
• Blood donation
• Deal or no deal? Around the country, workers are facing tough decisions. If your company offers a buyout, what do you need to know before making the decision?
  by Cathy Shouse
• Go to go
• About these thinking doctors
  by Donald E. McWain
• A great cartoonist remembered
• Amazing omega-3s: restoring dietary essential fatty acids will dramatically improve mental and physical health around the world
  by Ted Kreiter
• Calcium score and plaque buildup
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Help for pelvic floor problems
• Healing humor: research is showing that laughter is good medicine
  by Tait Trussell
• Website of the month
• Reinventing date night: to keep the home fires burning, explore novel ways to reignite the excitement and passion of your early courtship
  by Tara Parker-Pope
• The perfect squelch
  by Dorothy T. Cook
• All worked out
  by Herm Albright
• Bar the door
  by Jack J. Carney
• Brighten your smile
• Are we retiring people too early? In an excerpt from a 1959 Saturday Evening Post article, the writer challenges retirement at 65 and accurately forecasts problems with pension plan funding
  by Roul Tunley
• Lichen sclerosus
• Persevere
  by Jessie Swihart
• Not all cardiomyopathies are inherited
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• The great flag: the colossal symbol could inspire and bond people in special ways; its Phoenix-like story is one of joy and sadness
  by Ted Kreiter
• Tart and tangy
• Crime and punishment
  by Phil Jackson
• Search quirks
• Pulmonary hypertension
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Where in the world
• Shelling it out
  by George V. Kottwitz
• Broccoli: reversing aging immune systems
• 2002 Ad
  by Joe Bordonaro
• Update on medical thriller
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• What to do when your contractor lets you down: don't panic. There are a number of ways that a homeowner can resolve a dispute
  by Johnathan W. Smith
• From the pharmacy
• Gesundheit
• Flowers for all occasions
  by Marni Jameson
• Iverd model
  by Elizabeth Dear
• Hard to swallow
• Don't try this at home! Post cover illustrators were authorities on what not to do in just about any situation
• "Omega" man: dogs are pack animals—like teenagers. They expect a dominant authority
  by Bud Herron
• Mother's wish
  by Jean L. France
• Tomatoes: ripe with benefits
• Spearheading the longevity revolution: sounding a call to action, a renowned expert on aging examines the health, economic, and social challenges and opportunities of growing older in today's society
  by Patrick Perry
• Seeing flashes after eye surgery
• Working out some issues
  by Doris Markland
• Great expectations
• Alzheimer's: another reason to avoid soft drinks
• Hands-only CPR: skip the mouth-to-mouth breathing—experts now recommend hands-only CPR for sudden cardiac arrest in adults
  by Barb Berggoetz
• The wheel thing
  by Michael Walsh
• Mornings with Meredith: replacing Katie Couric as Matt Lauer's sidekick on the Today show was a risky career move for veteran journalist Meredith Vieira. Would the public accept her? Would the ratings hold? Would she ever get used to the 3:00 a.m. wake-up
  by Holly G. Miller
• Psoriasis: more than skin deep: for the seven million Americans living with psoriasis, new hope is emerging as research findings turn into medical advances
  by Patrick Perry
• She needs help for heel pain
• Something fishy
  by James Rhodes
• Can you name this picture?
• Fish or Fish Oil Capsules?

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