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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2009 issue of Saturday Evening Post

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• It's not the first time that 3-year-old twin boys Jack and Nick Rivoli will be seen meticulously dressed as Buzz Lightyear and Woody from Disney-Pixar's Toy Story
• The perfect squelch
  by Warren Tarbert, Jr.
• Bothered by moles
• Low sodium level
• Kegel exercises for health
• Multifocal choroiditis
• More heart testing may help
• All about balance
• Treating bipolar during pregnancy
• Where do you think you are?
• Scales of justice
  by Joan SerVaas
• Victory Garden
  by Sonia L. Fries
• Most Embarrassing Moment
  by Pearl Hoffman
• Going … Going …
  by Dell Healy
• Power Shopping
  by Suzan L. Wiener
• In search of Rhett and Scarlett: thousands are planning a pilgrimage to the Old South this fall for the 70th anniversary celebration of Gone with the Wind
  by Betsa Marsh
• Fried fish in five steps
  by Rachael Liska
• Casting 101
  by Rachael Liska
• Q: What is "green manure"?
  by Rachael Liska
• End-of-season garden to-do's
  by Rachael Liska
• "Leave" them be: mulch with fall leaves
  by Rachael Liska
• The new fishing: hook, line, and sonar
  by Bill Vossler
• Build: a classic border fence
  by Ted Kreiter
• Twelve innovations that changed our world
  by Jeff Nilsson
• Profiles in creativity
  by Elizabeth Svoboda
• Children of invention: when kids launch into inventor mode, our artists are there to capture the moment
  by Ted Kreiter
• The Post celebrates American ingenuity: we are a restless nation of tinkerers and doers, a people with an unparalleled passion to produce something new, but can such an explosion of creativity continue?
  by Frederick E. Allen
• One-on-one with the author: Ray Bradbury
  by Shirrel Rhoades
• Juggernaut: it was a house moving like none other, a musical ramble to beat the band
  by Ray Bradbury
• Lighter side
• Alton Brown is a—
• E-book: a good read
  by Paul Smalera
• What will they think of next? While the wizards of technology have come up with many a labor-saving device, this author suggests there's still a lot to do
  by Rose Madeline Mula
• Innovation's Cool
  by Charles Osgood
• Know your wants from your needs: in tough economic times, a little introspection can go a long way
  by Russell Wild
• Welcome back fiction
  by Clifford H. Wiersma
• Management failure
  by Gary Lecocq
• Interesting read
  by Manfred Walter
• The new SEP
  by Emily Elliott
• A nation of innovation
  by Patrick Perry
• Seeking cause of swollen chin