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SNIPPETZ WONDERS,

“WHERE ARE THEY NOW?”

by Lindsey Harrison

“Worldly fame is but a breath of wind that blows now this way and now that and changes name as it changes direction.”

– Dante Alighieri, Italian poet

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ruer words were never spoken, Dante. Fame is incredibly fickle. For some people, they reach their peak of fame in their younger years, only to fade away as they get older. Others work for years and years and reach their pinnacle much later in life. Either way, there’s never a guarantee that it’ll stick around. And those are the instances that have piqued our interest here at Snippetz; the instances where someone we all knew and loved faded from the limelight. Maybe it was the funny young actress in a sitcom that we watched every week with our families. Or perhaps it was the star of our favorite movie growing up. Whatever the situation, Snippetz just had to find out . . . where are they now? So come with us as we delve into the world of stardom and fame to find out where some of our most beloved television and movies stars ended up!

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THIS WEEK IN SNIPPETZ Snippetz Wonders, “Where Are They Now”... 1 “Self-Nurturing as a Single Parent” Pathway Parenting

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lo 13,” “A Beautiful Mind,” and “The Da Vinci Code” to name just a few. Howard is also co-chairman of the film and television production company Imagine Entertainment, giving him a far-reaching influence in both T.V. and movies.

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It’s practically impossible to forget the whistling in the theme song from “The Andy Griffith Show.” You can probably do it right now, if you tried. But we’re not talking about the song; we’re talking about little Opie Taylor, also known as Ron Howard.

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It’s clear that the only way that Howard has faded into the background is by stepping behind the camera to direct and produce shows and movies rather than star in them. And that seems to be working just fine for him!

Howard played his role as Opie Taylor for all eight seasons that “The Andy Griffith Show” aired, starting in 1960. He had a handful of roles prior to that but it was his portrayal of Andy Griffith’s son that launched him into stardom.

DANNY BONADUCE Dante Daniel Bonaduce rose to fame with his portrayal of Danny Partridge in the sitcom “The Partridge Family.” He didn’t quite have the same success once the series ended in 1974 after airing for four years. Bonaduce spent several years during his late teens and early twenties battling drug addiction and homelessness.

Howard didn’t fade away as some child actors do. In fact, he went on to have a successful acting career, both on the big screen and on television, including the role of Richie Cunningham in the series “Happy Days.” By the time he left the show in 1980, Howard had already begun his directing career, with a low-budget comedy/action film called “Grand Theft Auto.”

Throughout this time, Bonaduce had a few starring and guest-starring roles in movies and television shows and eventually found his way onto the radio in the late 1980s, succeeding in maintaining a level of stardom on-air that way.

Even if his first flick wasn’t a blockbuster, Howard still managed to make a name for himself as a director with subsequent films like, “Splash,” “Backdraft,” “Apol-

Bonaduce couldn’t seem to keep himself out of trouble and was arrested several times, once for attempting to buy drugs and later for assault. He has managed to bounce back professionally from each of his missteps but never quite reached the level of fame he once had.

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Lipnicki played Renee Zellweger’s son Ray in the movie and captured hearts across the nation with his unique way of talking and bespectacled moon-pie face.

He went on to star in several more films, most notably the “Stuart Little” movies.

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After that, he stepped out of the spotlight to appear in mostly independent films.

Recently, Lipnicki has been focusing on training in mixed martial arts but continues to work in film. He hasn’t made a blockbuster like his early films, though and there was speculation that he may be retreating from Hollywood in favor of MMA fighting, although that remains to be seen.

HALEY JOEL OSMENT Haley Joel Osment first appeared on the big screen at six years old when he played Tom Hanks’s son in “Forrest Gump.”

He is most remembered for delivering the chilling line, “I see dead people,” in “The Sixth Sense” which was released in 1999.

Osment continued to have a relatively successful acting career for the years following that film’s debut, including 2003’s “Secondhand Lions.” Since then, Osment has been busy but many of the films he’s taken part in haven’t made a big impact in mainstream cinema.

Recently, a very different (older and heavier) Osment has been seen wearing Nazi garb as he depicts the self-proclaimed “Canadian Fuhrer” in the movie “Yoga Hosers.” Fans of his earlier characters could be in for quite a shock when this movie is released!

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Best known for her role as Rudy Huxtable on the sitcom “The Cosby Show,” Keshia Knight-Pulliam started her acting career on “Sesame Street” at the age of three.

While her career includes many films, her main claim to fame came on the small screen.

However, since her twelve-year stint on “The Cosby Show” Pulliam hasn’t seen quite the same level of fame. She has done several projects with Tyler Perry, including the movie “Madea Goes to Jail,” and the T.V. series “House of Payne.” Pulliam has managed to keep her personal life out of the tabloids and continues working as Where Are They Now?... Continued on Page 3

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Most recently, Pulliam has agreed to participate in Season 7 of “The Celebrity Apprentice” which is set to run in 2015.

MACAULAY CULKIN Once hailed as the most successful child actor since Shirley Temple, Macaulay Culkin started acting at the age of four.

His most notable role was that of Kevin McCallister in the movie “Home Alone” in 1990 and “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” in 1992. While Culkin maintained a certain level of fame after the release of the “Home Alone” films, he definitely has not been in the center of the action since then. In fact, he retired from acting when he was 14.

Culkin got into trouble with drugs in the early 2000s but managed to stay out of jail. He formed a band called The Pizza Underground but in May 2014, during his kazoo solo at Rock City nightclub

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n a previous article, I addressed the difficulty and stress around being a solo parent. It’s important to remember that even though you’re a solo parent, you still need time to self-nurture.

Finding a balance while parenting may seem tricky. Self-nurturing goes by the wayside quite easily. Why is that? Is that a learned pattern from our parents or society in general?

Some believe that ‘good’ parents do not focus on self-nurturing. Who determines what a good parent is or is not? Most people can say effective parenting requires closeness, love, compassion, nurturing, listening skills, boundaries, and respect.

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A GRATEFUL FEAST, THEN AND NOW

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n 1621, a small group of pilgrims in Plymouth, Massachusetts, gathered with the native Wampanoag people to celebrate a successful harvest. They could not have imagined the legacy they were creating for Americans who came after them.

Giving thanks was part of the Wampanoag tradition, as well as the Pilgrims. After many hardships and hard labor, the pilgrims invited the Wampanoag to join them in feasting and sports in an outpouring of gratitude for the bounty they received. There is surprisingly little recorded about this historic event, but it does seem clear that, like our Thanksgiving today, there was a copious amount of food, and the revelry went on for days.

There is a first-hand record, written by E.W. Winslow, to a friend in England that gives us some idea of their menu.

He writes that the men brought in large amounts of fowl, like duck and geese.

William Bradford, the Plymouth Colony governor, reports that “there was a great store of wild turkeys.” We can believe with a degree of confidence, that the pilgrims and the Wampanoag ate turkey on that first Thanksgiving, and most likely, venison and a variety of fish. Cranberries, herbs and onions were used to stuff the meat and fish.

But many of the foods we most associate with Thanksgiving were missing.

Potatoes probably were not served, but rather turnips and Jerusalem artichokes.

There probably were pumpkins, but no pie. The pilgrims didn’t have access to butter, milk or flour for baking.

The traditional Thanksgiving menu of today is about 200 years younger than the original celebration. Over time, as European farming methods were used, early settlers grew the crops they missed from home. When farm animals and dairy products became available, many of the foods we now associate with Thanksgiving were regularly prepared. Modern menus are a combination of the bounty our ancestors found and what they brought with them.

My recipe for Sausage and Fruit Stuffing combines the traditional foods used by the Pilgrims and modern ingredients. It can be prepared up to two days in advance and refrigerated, allowing the flavors to meld and leaving one less thing to do on the day of your Thanksgiving feast!

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SOCIAL SECURITY COLA INCREASE: 1.7 PERCENT

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ou’ve likely heard that our Social Security increase for 2015 will be only 1.7 percent. Last year, the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) was 1.5 percent, so it’s a small improvement. But here is how that translates into real money: The average monthly increase will be $20.

Here are a few items from the Bureau of Labor Statistics chart: During 2014, food went up 3 percent.

(Of that, beef has gone up 17.8 percent since January. Dairy has gone up 10 times in the past 11 months. All meats, poultry, fish and eggs have increased 9.4 percent this year.) Utilities went up 3.5 percent. Medical care commodities went up 2.9 percent. Medical care services went up 1.7 percent.

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The net loss of those dollars is in our current buying power. The loss will be made worse down the road because of compounding. Dollars we don’t get now can’t be compounded in years to come. Seniors League has a calculator to determine the longlasting impact of this low COLA. Go to seniorsleague.org and enter your figures. It will show you the dollar loss over time.

COLA became mandatory in 1975.

The yearly increase or decrease is based on the Consumer Price Index, which includes food, shelter, doctor and dentists, drugs and other day-today goods and services, with figures collected every month in 87 urban areas. Since 2010, the increase has averaged 1.4 percent per year. In two recent years it didn’t increase at all.

If this low COLA for 2015 keeps you from being able to quit work, remember that you can earn $15,720 before it starts taking $1 out of your benefits for every $2 you earn. If you’re ready to turn 66 next year, that earning limit will be $41,880 before it takes $1 for every $3 you earn.

Matilda Charles regrets that she cannot personally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into her column whenever possible.

Write to her in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 328536475, or send e-mail to columnreply@gmail. com. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

You have been called to something important in this life. God has placed you here for a reason – to solve a problem, lend a hand, heal a hurt, fix what is old and broken or discover something new.

Unfortunately life does not come with instructions, and dreams have no directions attached.

become a veterinarian, or go to the grocery store for milk, you plan.

Why? Because life is naturally sequential; this must happen before that can happen. President Dwight Eisenhower said, “The older I get the more wisdom I find in the ancient rule of first things first. A process which often reduces the You have to figure it out yourself. most complex human problem to a Like preparing to fly an executive manageable proportion.” jet, your life is too long, too important and in need of accurate “A manageable proportion” is about navigational information for you all you can handle at one time, and that is what planning is. Break not to plan. You must plan. down the process of reaching your goals into manageable proportions What do I mean to plan? and you will know precisely what The richest man the world has must be done next. ever known explained it like this: “Prepare your work outside; get When things are in order, in logical, everything ready for yourself in proper sequence, good things the field, and after that build your happen: Barriers are eliminated, detours avoided and, to continue our house.” flight analogy, a safe landing can I know you are in a hurry to get on be made at the proper destination. with the tasks before you. You are So plan you must. excited about where you are going and what you intend to accomplish, To read all of Dr. Ross’ columns visit RonRossToday.com. but to get there and arrive safe and ready to serve, may require some Subscribe to his weekly newsletter and receive your free copy of significant planning.

Acquire Confidence, a compilation Think about it, every project of Acquire Confidence columns. demands plans. Whether you want ©2014 Ron Ross to build a 100-story skyscraper,

without fail previous to take-off, he and his co-pilot always went through a predetermined checklist.

I asked him why.

He said, “Three reasons: One, the checklist is too lengthy. Two, it is too important, and three, the navigation set up is sequential.” He went on to explain that a pilot cannot just jump in the cockpit and take off heading

By Ron Ross for some uncertain destination just ave you ever ridden in because he wants to fly. Precise a multi-million dollar navigational information must be accurately calculated and entered executive jet? into the computers.

My brother has been a professional pilot all his life. I once flew with “You have to know where you’re him from Colorado to Florida in going, how long it will take you to one of the most technologically get there, the weather enroute, how advanced executive jets ever built. many passengers and the amount He had been flying this magnificent of luggage they bring, and several airplane and his billionaire other factors before you start even employer all around the world. He one engine,” He explained. was thoroughly trained and had hundreds of hours of experience If a flight from A to B takes careful flying this particular aircraft. Yet, planning – so should your life.

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However, it is possible that he has hypertension. Healthy young people sometimes get hypertension, and he may be able to get his blood pressure down without medication, through salt reduction and relaxation techniques. But if he needs them, there are medications that will not affect his athletic abilities.

‘WHITE-COAT SYNDROME OR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE? DEAR DR. ROACH: My 21-year-old son is a college athlete, a sprinter, but he has had recurrent high systolic blood pressure readings since he was a senior in high school. He’s generally easygoing and not stressed. Doctors always attribute the elevated results to “white-coat syndrome,” since he is otherwise in excellent health and doesn’t drink, smoke or use drugs. The last reading was 142/78, when he checked it at a drugstore monitor.

He’s never had any reason to be nervous in a doctor’s office, and the initial high reading was with the same pediatrician he’d been seeing all his life. Once, a nurse had him rest quietly for a few minutes and rechecked the reading; it was lower, but still high. He just finished four months of rigorous basic training with the Army with no problems (his high reading on his physical was put down to nervousness), and he may now be anxious no matter where or when the reading is taken, but I’m worried that something else may be going on. Is there something we should have checked? -K.C. ANSWER: The real question is whether your son has “white coat” hypertension, or just hypertension. The best way of answering this is with a 24-hour blood-pressure monitor, which checks the blood pressure every 15-30 minutes while awake, and less frequently at night. If those readings are mostly in the normal range, we could conclude that he has reactive, or white-coat, hypertension.

I sometimes order an echocardiogram to look for changes in the heart that go along with high blood pressure. However, the elevated blood pressure readings are only of a few years’ duration, so he might not have these yet. I think the 24-hour BP monitor is the way to go.

High blood pressure is one of the most common ailments for the general population. The booklet on it describes what it does and how it’s treated. Readers can order a copy by writing: Dr. Roach -- No. 104W, Box 536475, Orlando, FL 328536475. Enclose a check or money order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with the recipient’s printed name and address. Please allow four weeks for delivery. *** DEAR DR. ROACH: Is there much difference between D.O. degrees and doctor of medicine degrees? I just noticed that my PCP has a “D.O.” after his name, and nothing else. -- B.B. ANSWER: A D.O. is a doctor of osteopathy, someone who went to an osteopathic medical school. D.O. physicians are licensed to practice medicine and surgery in all U.S. states; in Canada, licensing varies by province. The training of an osteopathic physician is similar to that of a doctor with the M.D. degree, but osteopathic physicians obtain training in osteopathic manipulative medicine.

It has been my experience that D.O. physicians are very similar to M.D. physicians, in most respects.

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1. GEOGRAPHY: What is the capital of Texas?

2. MOVIES: How many von Trapp children were in “The Sound of Music”?

3. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: To which British queen was the famous Koh-inoor diamond given?

4. PRESIDENTS: What U.S. president is depicted in the oldest surviving photograph of a president?

5. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What is a group of ferrets called?

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7. HISTORY: What was an oast house used for?

8. LITERATURE: What was Ernest Hemingway’s first novel?

9. MUSIC: Which 1970s band released the hit “Smoke on the Water”?

10. GAMES: What modern card game evolved from the older game of whist?

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1. Entering 2014, when was the last time the Los Angeles Dodgers won an N.L. pennant?

2. Three times in the 1990s, a pitcher led the American League in wins, strikeouts and ERA in the same season.

Name either of the pitchers to do it.

3. In 1999, Wisconsin’s Ron Dayne became the fourth running back to rush for 1,000-plus yards each of four consecutive seasons. Name the first to do it.

4. Gregg Popovich currently is the longest-tenured coach in the NBA. What year did he take over the San Antonio Spurs?

5. The Detroit Red Wings have made 23 consecutive NHL playoff appearances.

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6. Name the first Central American men’s soccer team to win a World Cup game.

7. Who was the last Italian cyclist before Vincenzo Nibali in 2014 to win the Tour de France?

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1. Name the only hit by The Ivy Three.

2. What was the name of the theme song from the television series “Dr. Kildare”?

3. Which two female artists recorded “No More Tears (Enough is Enough)” as a duet?

4. Who sang with Elton John on “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart”?

5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “Well no one told me about her, what could I do, Well no one told me about her, though they all knew, But it’s too late to say you’re sorry, How would I know, why should I care, Please don’t bother tryin’ to find her.” (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

By Wilson Casey

1. Is the book of Shimeah in the Old or New Testament or neither?

2. From Genesis 2, what phrase describes the marriage of a man and a woman? Holy matrimony, God’s reward, One flesh, Today forever 3. In Joshua 10, what people were killed by great stones cast down from heaven?

Amorites, Samarians, Canaanites, Nazarenes 4. Which insect is mentioned in the book of James as an eater of garments? Gnat, Hornet, Ant, Moth 5. What king of Bashan had an iron bed 13 1/2 feet long? Edrei, Og, Argob, Senir 6. On which day was the sun created?

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BIBLE TRIVIA

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1. “Yogi,” in 1960. They disbanded

1. Austin

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2. Seven

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1) Neither

1. It was 1988, the last time the Dodgers won the World

3. Queen Victoria

2) One flesh

4. John Quincy Adams

3) Amorites

2. Roger Clemens (1997,

5. A business

4) Moth

‘98) and Pedro Martinez

6. Don Cornelius

5) Og

7. Drying hops used in making beer and ale

6) Fourth

Series.

(1999).

3. Pittsburgh’s Tony Dorsett (1973-76).

4. It was 1996.

5. Jacques Demers, in the

8. “The Sun Also Rises” (1926)

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9. Deep Purple 10. Contract bridge

YouTube, and you’ll wonder how it became a hit.

2. “Three Stars Will Shine Tonight” (1962) by the show’s star, Richard Chamberlain.

3. Donna Summer and Barbra Streisand, in 1979. There were three versions: four, eight and 11 minutes.

4. Kiki Dee, in 1976.

1989-90 season.

5. “She’s Not There,” by the Zom-

6. Costa Rica, in 1990.

bies in 1964. Legend says the

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here’s no feeling quite like going to the cinema. At least, that used to be the case. So often I hear about how disappointed people are having attended a movie theater these days. They complain about spending $50, seeing a mediocre flick, and being cold the whole time. I too have been greatly disenchanted with the theater as of late. 2014 has been a truly awful stretch for movies. While many films pulled in serious money this year, they didn’t seem to touch my soul in any way.

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(Now that I’ve pleased our advertisers, let me get to my point) Interstellar abruptly brought to light the old flame of one of America’s greatest conspiracy theories – was the Moon Landing fake?

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It starts with inconsistencies in the videos and photos taken on that historic day. The first and most cited allegation is that the American flag that is placed on the moon appears to be moving in photographs. With no wind on the Moon, this would seem impossible.

Theorists also site the fact that the footprints of the astronauts were unrealistically well preserved despite the fact that there is no moisture on the Moon.

Both of those theories were put to bed in a 2008 episode of the show MythBusters called “NASA Moon Landing” where they addressed several conspiracy theories about the event. In the episode they prove that in a vacuum, a flag does not need wind to flap temporarily after a person sets it in motion. They also explain that the composition of lunar soil differs from terrestrial sand, meaning it behaves differently when stepped on. Because it is not weathered, lunar sand has a jagged texture which allows the particles to lock, creating clearer prints on the Moon’s surface than here on Earth.

Basically, the MythBuster guys did what they do best. They blew up each and every individual theory about how the Moon Landing was an elaborate Hollywood production.

But then, something unexpected happened.

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With news of the European Space Agency overseeing the first controlled touchdown on a comet nucleus last week, images of past space exploration began to resurface. This included the digitally enhanced (but untampered) photographs of NASA’s 1969 Moon Landing. One of these photos depicts Neil Armstrong exiting the Apollo 11 Lunar Module. The picture shows a clear image of the Module, the man exiting, and the gray surface of the moon. However, in the photo, a much clearer image of the Module’s viewing window shows a strange inconsistency. Through the window, behind Neil, you can plainly see a vibrant blue. The Moon and space are not blue, folks.

The color seems to feel rather familiar to anyone who’s ever lived on Earth though.

So what’s the explanation for this one?

Why is it that looking through the Lunar Modules window we see what looks

like a blue sky? There is no answer. No one is talking. There’s been no explanation given by anyone. They’re just keeping quiet and ignoring the irregularity.

In most studies conducted, 10-20% of American’s believe the Moon Landing was fake. 30% of Russians believe it to be false as well. So where do you fall?

Do you believe that we won the space race with and improbable and inspiring Moon Landing? Or perhaps you think it was a brilliant piece of American propaganda to gain a leg up in the Cold War? Either way, it’s time for you to face the facts – Interstellar is a great movie about the final frontier and you should go watch it in 70mm IMAX as soon as possible.

Feel free to send Nick an email anytime about his weekly column, or any leads you have for underreported stories he could write about, to NickSnipsMail@Gmail. com

FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES BID FAREWELL TO CYNTHIA Cynthia Marie Runfola, 62, passed away November 7, 2014.

Survived by daughter, Tammy (Greg) Dalton; grandchildren, Felicia Church and Taylor Dalton; mother, Gladys Dempsey; siblings, Billy Hamilton, Sherry RunfolaBaca, Patricia Martinez, Jack Dempsey, Jill Dempsey, Steve Hamilton and Larry Hamilton.

Preceded in death by her husband, Michael Runfola; and father, William Hamilton. Cynthia was Crematorium.

The memorial born to William Hamilton and service was held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Gladys Dempsey in Denver, Colo.

November 15, 2014, at Christian Growth Center, 1906 E. Hudson Ave. She was a loving housewife who with Pastor Paul Elder officiating. enjoyed spending time and taking care of her family and friends.

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