February 2013 Blog Posts (6)

Where it came from I'm not sure, but from somewhere there has come the belief that men, more than women, only read instruction books as a last resort-after all of the trial and error methods have not produced the desired results.  With I-phones and the Internet as resources, there may be an additional inclination to abandon books as a source of…

Alan L. Sklover, an attorney, helps others to obtain and detain employment.  In a time when it is easier to keep your present job than find new employment, his advice is valid and valuable.

1. Listen 10 times as much as you speak.…

Many people believe that your outlook or disposition, be it gloomy or sunny, is something you are born with. The experts say to some extent that is true, but often these tendencies are reinforced by mental habits. However, there is a way to train yourself to be an optimist.

In…

You may have read a book or even a newspaper article and have an associate who claims to have read the same, but the chances are great that you and your associate did not get the same information out of it.   The difference is in what you put into it.

The “put into it”…

Maybe you have admired people who seem to have a photographic memory. That would be the kind of memory that having seen something you would be able to retrieve it from your memory just like a photograph.  You could retrieve it from your memory at will and examine it in detail just like you would a painting or a photographic print from your…

So we've been looking at these chairside veneers offered by DenMat, makers of snap on smile and lumineers, that consists of a system to custom fit these porcelain facings backed by a composite to existing teeth.  I assume it kind of goes along the lumineer philosophy.  Has anyone tried these before and have any feedback?  I'm not a lumineer fan, however if it provides another, lower cost option to improve a smile, I may be interested in taking the course.

Can anyone provide…