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NIGHT LIGHTS (from page one) comforted by a soft light to help them overcome their fear. Many of them hear a song about the night sky long before they learn to talk.

“Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” was published in England in 1806 by Jane Taylor and her sister, Ann. Although the tune, written in France in 1761, is considerably older than the poem, it is forever associated with the “Twinkle, Twinkle” song.

• Another “tune” that came from Paris was the distinctive buzz of neon lights. French inventor Georges Claude, a chemist and engineer, was a pioneer in the development of neon lighting.

• Neon gas was first discovered in 1898. The word neon was chosen for the gas from the Greek word “neos” which means “new gas.”

A predecessor to the neon light was the Geissler Moore method that used pressurized gas in glass tubes with electric voltage to create colorful lights. When neon was discovered it proved to be a more lasting gas for tube lights.

• Neon was in short supply until Georges Claude’s company, “Air Liquide,” began producing it in large quantities. Claude made his first neon light in 1902 and first displayed his invention at the Paris Motor Show in December, 1910, with two 39-foot long bright red tubes of neon light. Showgoers viewed it with amazement.

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• The “liquid fire” signs, as some called them, began dominating outdoor advertising displays in American cities from coast to coast. Las Vegas soon became a solitary glowing city surrounded by the nighttime darkness of the desert. It was soon filled with neon brilliance throughout on signs, buildings, architectural accents, and even neon animations.

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• Claude received his first patent for neon lighting in Paris in 1911 and another in the United States in 1915.

• Controversy exists among some whether Claude deserves all the credit for introducing neon lighting. Some evidence shows that Perley G. Nutting, a physicist who started the Optical Society of America, displayed the first neon light at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904. The matter holds little importance today.

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In Shakespeare’s day, something was rotten in the state of Denmark. Nowadays, something’s rotten in the United States. That something in two words: disposable animals.

One of the saddest aspects of our citizenry is this sticky notion that animals are disposable. One of the ways that plays out is in the ongoing practice of dumping dogs of a certain age at the local shelter.

For most of us, this is unimaginable. But for too many others, it’s ridiculously justifiable:

He’s sick, and I can’t afford to take him to the vet.

He’s high-maintenance.

He’s not as fast, not as much fun.

He’s not as cute as he was as a puppy.

And on and on.

Forgive the pun, but that dog don’t hunt.

Older dogs make fantastic companion animals. They are typically more relaxed, more content, less rambunctious and far less inclined to cause trouble than their puppy counterparts. For many, this calm, cool and collected older dog is the reward of enduring puppyhood, with its housebreaking, teething, nipping and chewing challenges.

No one is more aware of this fact than shelter workers. And I happen to reside in a county that hosts some of the best.

The citizens of El Dorado (Calif.) County are blessed with an outstanding animal welfare organization: PAWED. People for Animal Welfare in El Dorado (of which my wife and I are members) is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization dedicated to saving and improving the lives of companion animals. Boy, do they see it all.

In addition to senior dumping, they see people go on vacation and leave their dog alone in the yard. Many of these dogs try to escape (who could blame them?), and when they do, PAWED picks them up and houses and cares for them.

They witness the consequences of “breed trends.” Paris Hilton gets a Chihuahua; everyone wants a Chihuahua. Puppy mills and breeders start pumping out Chihuahuas. Next thing you know, shelters are full of unwanted Chihuahuas. The thing about trends is they always come to an end.

Who pays the price? The animals, organizations like PAWED and the people who want to adopt from them.

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lifelong health Dr. David Lipschitz

Simple Strategies Keys to Combat Alzheimer’s

Simple strategies promoting health can delay Alzheimer’s disease by many years.

A healthy lifestyle including exercise, eating right and controlling stress reduces not only the risk of a heart attack and stroke but also the risk of Alzheimer’s disease.

Alzheimer’s disease is a degenerative disorder of the brain associated with relentless and insidiously progressive damage to brain cells. Abnormalities are present in the brain 20 years before symptoms develop. Initially, an abnormal protein called beta amyloid precursor protein accumulates in and around brain cells. The protein causes a subtle inflammation that damages and destroys the cells. When destruction of the brain becomes severe enough, symptoms develop.

Alzheimer’s disease initially affects that part of the brain responsible for short-term memory.

Thus, the earliest symptoms include forgetting appointments, repeating yourself and having difficulties remembering recent events.

Abnormalities characteristic of Alzheimer’s can be found in well over 50 percent of brains examined at autopsy, even though many die with no memory problems. When symptoms initially

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develop is dependent not only on the severity of the degeneration but also on the health of the unaffected brain. High blood pressure, cholesterol deposits in arteries, major or multiple minor strokes, diabetes and a host of other problems all impair brain function. This decline in function reduces the ability of the brain to compensate for the degeneration caused by Alzheimer’s, resulting in the development of symptoms at an earlier age.

It is not surprising, therefore, that compelling research shows that strategies to reduce the risk of heart disease are more effective at slowing the rate of progression of Alzheimer’s than any of the current medications used to treat the disease.

Furthermore, if heart disease is not present, the brain is likely to be healthier and more able to adapt to changes in the brain caused by Alzheimer’s.

Only if this person lives well past age 90 would memory loss develop.

If Alzheimer’s pathology is present in the brain, nothing is more important than delaying the time at which memory loss occurs and the rate at which it progresses. This will assure additional years of independent life, delaying the need for caregiving and nursing home placement. This offers the potential of substantial reductions in the emotional and financial burdens of the disease while improving the quality of life of families.

The vast majority of baby boomers will reach the age of 85, at which time half will have memory problems severe enough to prevent them from living alone without assistance. At middle age and beyond, the best strategy to maintain a robust memory throughout life is to eat right, exercise and prevent high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol and diabetes. And for those with heart disease, treatment with medications that include aspirin, statins to lower cholesterol, beta-blockers and the angiotensin-converting-enzyme inhibitors better known as ACE inhibitors (drugs used to treat high blood pressure) not only prevent worsening heart problems but also reduce the risk of memory loss.

Research indicates that the more active the brain, the lower risk of Alzheimer’s. Studies of twins have shown that the person with the higher degree and a history of lifelong learning is far less likely to develop memory loss than his identical twin who is less educated. Keeping your mind keen and active helps maintain a healthy brain. These individuals are far better able to compensate for Alzheimer’sinduced brain damage.

However, keeping the mind active does not prevent the relentless progression of Alzheimer’s so that when the disease finally manifests it is more advanced and appears to progress more rapidly.

While age is the most important risk factor for Alzheimer’s, the second most important is family history. If more than one close family member has been diagnosed with the disease, the risk in younger family members is 50 percent higher. For these individuals, some experts believe that in addition to a healthy lifestyle, beginning at an age that is 20 years younger than symptoms developed in their affected relative, they should be treated as if they have had a heart attack. This includes lowering the bad or LDL cholesterol to below 70, aggressively maintaining normal blood pressure and being treated with a low dose of an ACE inhibitor.

We must all hope that in the near future there will be a cure for Alzheimer’s. The size of the coming epidemic makes it ever more important to emphasize strategies to improve both heart and brain health.

Dr. David Lipschitz is the author of the book “Breaking the Rules of Aging.” To find out more about Dr. David Lipschitz and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. More information is available at: www.drdavidhealth.com COPYRIGHT 2013 CREATORS.COM

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When a shelter is operating at beyond capacity -- and almost all are these days -- it is forced to raise adoption fees to cover costs. Higher fees, in turn, keep people from adopting. It’s a sickening cycle that demonstrates the high cost of careless behavior.

One way to stop or at least slow the cycle is for animal lovers who want to support the good work of their local shelters to make a donation to that shelter to subsidize adoption fees. Low adoption fees are key to keeping shelters an attractive alternative to buying from breeders, brokers and pet stores.

This year more than any other, I’d encourage animal lovers to consider giving the gift of a donation to their local shelter to all their animal-loving friends and family members.

If it’s true that all good things come to an end, why not all bad things? It’s high time this trend of disposing of our companion animals goes for good.

Woof!

Dog trainer Matthew “Uncle Matty” Margolis is the co-author of 18 books about dogs, a behaviorist, a popular radio and television guest, and the host of the PBS series “WOOF! It’s a Dog’s Life!” Read all of Uncle Matty’s columns at www.creators.com, and visit him at www.unclematty.com.

Send your questions to dearuncle.gazette@unclematty.com or by mail to Uncle Matty at P.O. Box 3300, Diamond Springs, CA 95619.

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Social Security Is an Entitlement Q:

It really gets my goat when I hear politicians refer to Social Security as an entitlement. I worked all my life and paid Social Security taxes all my life. How can they call that an entitlement?

A:

They can call it that because Social Security is an entitlement -- literally. And I think you’ve got to blame popular culture, not politicians, for abusing the term.

Social Security is an entitlement in not only the literal but also the legal sense of the term. Social Security is Title II of the Social Security Act. Medicare is Title XVIII -- and other programs make up other titles of the Social Security law. So that’s where the root word “title” comes from.

Once you meet all the qualifications for Social Security benefits (having enough work credits, being the right age, etc.) then you are considered eligible for benefits. But when you actually file a claim for benefits and get approved, you are legally entitled to those benefits.

So that is what makes Social Security an entitlement program. And for that matter, any other government program for which you have to meet certain eligibility criteria and then sign an application and get approved for benefits is also an entitlement program.

But popular culture has given the term a bad name by using the word to imply some kind of government handout, like welfare or food stamps. Actually, welfare and food stamps are also entitlement programs because you have to meet certain eligibility criteria and file a formal application to become entitled to those benefits, too.

It’s just too bad the name has been given such a stigma. There is nothing wrong with being an entitlement program. It’s just a legal term.

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But it’s the second goal that is actually more important and a major reason Social Security was established in the first place. For example, one of the social goals of “Social” Security is to raise the standard of living of lower income workers. This is accomplished through a retirement benefit formula that is skewed to give lower income workers a higher rate of return (when comparing taxes paid to benefit received) than that received by their more well-to-do counterparts. This has helped lift millions of seniors out of poverty. When the program started in the 1930s, something like 80 percent of senior citizens in this country lived below the poverty level. In large part because of Social Security, that figure is less than 10 percent today.

Q:

I paid maximum Social Security taxes from the time I started working in 1971 until I retired at age 66 at the end of 2011. I’ve always been curious: How much did I pay in Social Security taxes? My Social Security benefit is about $2,400 per month. How long will it take me to get that back?

A:

There are all kinds of ways these payback numbers can be presented. For example, some insist the employer’s share of Social Security taxes should be factored into the equation. I disagree. After all, it’s not like your employer was sending YOUR money to the government. The employer’s share of Social Security is simply another tax a business pays.

But if you disagree with my take on this, then simply double the number I give you when I present the amount of Social Security taxes you’ve paid.

I also must point out that I fully understand I am presenting the payback times for someone who works for wages. A self-employed person pays twice as much in Social Security taxes -- although over the years, that rate has been reduced by various tax write-offs.

And finally, I must make it clear that in adding up the taxes paid column, I used the Social Security tax, which varied from 4.6 percent when you first started working in 1971 to 6.2 percent in 2011. When some people attempt to do these payback times, they mistakenly add in Medicare taxes paid. Medicare is a completely separate program and is entirely separately funded. It makes absolutely no sense to factor in Medicare taxes when trying to figure out Social Security payback times.

A:

I get emails like yours all the time. If you want to delude yourself into thinking that you, and hundreds of millions of past, current and future retirees in this country would all be millionaires were it not for that nasty old government program called Social Security, well then you just can keep sending your donations to Tea Party candidates and hope they get that they eventually get big brother off your back!

But here is some food for thought. You must remember that Social Security was never set up to be an investment scheme. One of the original objectives of Social Security was to try to strike a balance between what you get out of the program and what the country gets out of it.

For more teasers log on to The first goal is obvious and, frankly, it’s the one www.TriviaGuy.com in which most people are interested. You pay taxes into the program and eventually you get something out of the system. That’s your own equity in Social Security. At the end of this column, I’ll get into this

If you have a Social Security question, Tom Margenau has the answer. Contact him at thomas.margenau@ comcast.net. To find out more about Tom Margenau and to read past columns and see features from other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com.

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My cousin is a lawyer and someone I trust. He has helped me before with my financial decisions, but I am not sure how well informed he is or if he really has time to give me proper advice. What should I do? What do you recommend for seniors like me?

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Financial and health issues gain higher importance as we age. Although your cousin is well intentioned, I highly recommend you also find a fully ● On May 1, 1926, Ford Motor Company becomes one of the first companies in We would like to make this Moth- qualified, no-fee financial planner who will provide America to adopt a five-day, 40-hour week. er’s Day a special one because our mom will be you with experienced and professional guidance.

He/she will keep your portfolio investments propIn early 1914, Ford had announced it would 75. We do not have a plan yet. Any ideas? erly balanced, and having someone who is devoted pay workers a minimum wage of $5 per to your best interests will provide you more security eight-hour day, upped from a previous rate

Many mothers in today’s world have of $2.34 for nine hours. changed their perspective. Forget the times when and help relieve some of the stress you’re feeling.

You could also share your planner's informamom hosted your family for most of the holidays, ● On April 30, 1939, the New York scrubbed the house to perfection, fried the chicken tion with your cousin as a backup. Is he to share in your estate?

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from my grandmother. The dish is decorated with a man and woman in 17th-centur y costumes. They are standing in a garden setting.

There is a filigree band on the border and gold around the scalloped edge. I have searched on line and unfortunately, I can’t find any information about my dish or the possible value.

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Many people today are surprised to learn with an artist’s palette and a brush. Below that that up until the 1970s, women were not only is the letter “L” in a circle. The pitcher and barred from country clubs, they were barred from glasses are trimmed in gold and the decoraprivate institutions like Princeton and Yale, and tions are pastel flowers in relief and are the even restaurants like Peter Luger, the famed same on the front and back. I remember this Brooklyn, N.Y., steakhouse.

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NIGHT LIGHTS (from page page 3) • Neon signs were most popular in the 1950s. By the 1960s neon lights were being replaced with cheaper lighting.

• As in fashion, many things of old come back to be popular again. In 1999, the Route 66 Corridor Restoration Act, helped to put neon signs of old back in the public eye. Many of the monuments to the past, including the neon !

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But if you’ve ever wondered watching the daily “rushes,” and he said he was where the cliché of saying “ka-ching!” in reMany golfers struggle with consistency, not only just as scared as everyone else. from day to day but from shot to shot. My Empowlation to money comes from, that’s the sound ered Golf strategy for improving consistency rests • Take a close look electric, at Michael mask in that the old-style not Myers’ electronic, cash on one crucial fact: Everything that you do in golf the 1978 camp Halloween.

Does Improve Your Consistency Through Your Target Line registers made. classic Cashiers of that era hadthe to relates to the “Target Line”. face look familiar?

The movie was filmed on Many golfers’ struggle with consistency, not only from in day golf to Every shot manually punch a series of buttons to ring up FREE day but from shot to shot. My Empowered Golf strategy for relates directly to this such tight budget, that the department improving your consistency rest in one statement; “everything your apurchase, followed byprop a smack of the imaginary path, which that you do in golf evolves in reference to your path to the target had to make do with what they had.

For Myers’ called ‘the target line’”. The “target line” is an imaginary path “total” button with the heel of the hand. extends from your distant that extends from your target in the distance back through your disguise, they used an old Captain Kirk (Star target your ball. Many times golfers produce poorback resultsthrough because they • “Do you want your carbons?” used to be an failed to take the time to establish this path to the golfers target. ball.

Many proTrek) mask, which they spray painted white and You can establish your target line the way many tour players automatic question asked by merchants after ducepoint poor simply do; go behind your ball and literally the results golf club through then re-shaped the eyeholes. the ball towards the target in because the distance. they Now that failyoutohave first you’d signed for a credit card payment. At that established this line, your next goal is to setup to the ball along turn the page for more! establish their direct path this same path, as seen in the photo with the two red lines that time, credit card receipts were filled out by hand tointhe target. represent the path to the target the distance.

In the setup it is your goal to have your grip and club face in triplicate, with a small piece of carbon paper I recommend finding square to this target line along with your feet, knees, hips and your theto the way shoulders. When the body and club target are setupline square inserted between each sheet. It didn’t take long target line, then you will be improving chances of moving many your tour players do. for thieves to realize they could retrieve the the club along the target line in the swing.

Simply stand the It is our goal in the swing to move the golf club in behind reference to used carbons from the trash and steal valuable the target line as perfect as possible.

Perfect?

Yes, Like driving ball and point your club a car it is our goal to steer thethrough car in reference to the lines on the ball toward credit card information. Once that scam gained the road or in other words a “target line” that leads us to our your target in the distance.

An easy step. destination. The same holds true in golf; we are attempting to popularity, waiters and cashiers regularly ofmove the golf club (steering wheel)In in your reference to our your path that setup, first goal is to have your feet, leads to our destination. The golf ball serves as an indicator as fered the carbons to customers, giving them hips back and to shoulders, along with your grip and to how well we did. The golfknees, ball indicates us how closely we were able to reference path in the swing theTarget Line, as shown in the clubourface, square toasthe the opportunity to destroy them. ball flies in reference to our target.

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photo. When both the body and the club are set up square to this line, you greatly increase your ability Rob Stanger is recognized as 2007-08 Golf Magazine Top Teachers to move your clubhead West Region. He teaches in the Desert at The College Golf Center. To along this line as well. With see more tips or video instructionyour you cansetup go to www.robstanger.com. done correctly, the ball will travel along You can contact him at 760-409-8628. that same path directly to your target.

Once you’ve established the routine of always setting up to the ball in relation to your target line, you’ll find the accuracy of your shots will greatly improve - and so will your score!

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