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35 ideas for sharing your good fortuneor valuable timewith Americans in need

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Give Hanukkah latkes a spicy twist

Toast the holidays in five languages

And ...

Ask Marilyns marriage-saving tip

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Q: Where did Seth Rogen get such a crazy idea for his movie The Interview? Brian L., Newport Beach, Calif.

A: According to Rogen, his new comedy (opening Dec. 25) isnt so crazy after all. Journalists

have access to some very dangerous people, he says. In The Interview, a couple of cocky TV reporters (played by Rogen and James Franco) land an interview with a North Korean diplomat thats actually a cover for a high-level assassination plot. Like, Barbara Walters could kill Osama bin Laden. Thats where it came from.

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Roseanne alum John Goodman lets it all hang outfrom his shaved head to steam bath scenesas an intimidating loan shark in the upcoming movie The Gambler (opening Dec. 25), starring Mark Wahlberg.

What did you think about shaving your head to play your character, Frank, and being practically naked in some scenes? I had never played anything like that before, but the script was good and I really admire Mark Wahlberg, so I jumped.

You are in your second season of the Amazon.com political satire Alpha House. Is your character based on any real-life politicians? No. I took what [creator] Garry [Trudeau] gave me and just used my imagination and ran with it. Sen. Gil Biggs is just a guy having a really good second career. He just forgot he really did want to help people.

Do you consider Roseanne to be your big break, and if thats your legacy, are you OK with that? Yeah, Im ne with it. I had

a good time. I was reminiscing recently with a director that I had worked with right before I took the show. At the time I told him, Im gonna do this pilot for ABC, and hes like, Oh no, dont do that!

Is there a meaning to the tattoo

that singer Mary Lambert

has on her arm?Cheryl F., Long Beach, Calif.

A: Denitely. Mary is the fth in a line of Marys, dating back to her great-grandmother, and each generation has planted pansies in their gardens. But the Same Love singer is always on the road, so her tattoo garden began with a few pansies and grew from there. I thought it would be gurative, Lambert says. I also added rhododendronsthe Washington state owerfor the Pacic Northwest. The two

owers together remind me where I come from.

WALTER SCOTT ASKS...

Zane Lamprey, host of NatGeos new series Chug, in which he samples the worlds most exotic adult beverages while traveling via train, offers these bottoms up phrases for ve places he recently visited.

1.BULA! (Fiji) Its [also] how you greet someone, says Lamprey. Its the most common word in Fiji.

2. SALUTE!(Rome) Just make sure youre eating when youre drinking. Its the Italian way!

3. EGSZGEDRE! (egg-eh-sheg-eh-dreh, Budapest) The most difcult toast Ive ever learned.

4. Cheers! (Sydney) Just like in the U.S. But they say it a lot more.

5. PROST! or ZUM WOHL! (Vienna) Youll hear these at any biergarten.

CHEERS! in Five Languages

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Singers and Scientists share

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Send a care package. A $15donation will pay for one care package from Operation Gratitude (operationgratitude.com), which has sent more than 1 million to military personnel worldwide since its founding in 2003.

Fund a flight. Give fre-quent flier miles to wounded service members who need them to fly to medical centers for treatment (or to enable family visits) through the Fisher House Foundations Hero Miles Program (fisherhouse.org).

Contribute counseling. Mental health professionals

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ers: Americans donated

a staggering $335 billi

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2013, and the vast maj

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als, says Patrick

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Bake it forward. Help theone-in-five children in Amer-ica who struggle with hunger by hosting a bake sale with proceeds going to Share Our Strengths No Kid Hungry campaign (nokidhungry.org) or lead healthy grocery store tours or cooking classes

through the organizations Cooking Matters (cooking-matters.org) program.

Help a man to fish. Give a holiday gift in a loved ones name to Action Against Hunger, (actionagainsthunger.org), which helps to feed more than 7 million people every year. Choose from a variety of options, from $49 for a fish-ing kit to $100 for a dairy goat.

Go veggie. A contribution to wholesomewave.org pro-vides fresh fruits and vegeta-

bles to underserved commu-nities while also supporting small and mid-sized farmers.

Dish it out. Visit feedingamerica.org, the largest hunger relief organization in the country, to find a local food bank that needs added manpower over the holidays.

Click away. e site greatergood.com facilitates donations to hunger pro-grams such as Mercy Corps, the Food Recovery Network and other agencies.

Send a care package. A $15donation will pay for one care package from Operation Gratitude (operationgratitude.com), which has sent more than 1 million to military personnel worldwide since its founding in 2003.

Fund a flight. Give fre-quent flier miles to wounded service members who need them to fly to medical centers for treatment (or to enable family visits) through the Fisher House Foundations Hero Miles Program (fisherhouse.org).

Contribute counseling. Mental health professionals

can donate services to return-ing veterans and their families through Give An Hour (giveanhour.org).

Raise arms against cancer. Women in the military are up to 40 percent more likely to get breast cancer than civilian women their same ages. Visit vetsfightingbreastcancer.com to fund screenings and treat-ment.

Send your thanks. Write letters to servicemen and ser-vicewomen who rarely get mail from home through Operation Write Home. (operationwritehome.org)

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Get cookin. This year, the hunger organization FEED teamed with design store West Elm and celebrity boosters such as Anne Hathaway (with husband and jewelry designer Adam Shulman) to offer a variety of made-in-America holiday gifts, from aprons ($29) and cutting boards ($49) to salad servers ($49), to help feed the hungry. (feedprojects.com)

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Contribute kicks to kids.Buy a $10 gift card (available at shoesthatfit.org or Nord-strom shoe departments) to assist Shoes at Fit in pro-viding New Balance athletic shoes for kids in need. Promote play. Kids today play

outside less than any previous generation. Donate to Ka-BOOM! (kaboom.org), a non-profit that has built more than 2,300 playgrounds nationwide, to help make sure all children are within walking distance of a playground.

Make bedtime better. A $25 donation to Project Night Night (projectnightnight.org), will fund a tote filled with a

blanket, childrens book and stuffed animal for a homeless child. Or, courtesy of pajamaprogram.org, provide a book and warm pjs to kids in need.

Become a blanketeer. Make a quilt or help collect

and distribute blankets to chil-dren in hospitals, shelters or social service agencies nation-wide through Project Linus (projectlinus.org).

Tutor a struggling reader. Give an elementary-school pupil reading below grade lev-el a leg up with twice-a-week, 45-minute tutoring sessions through Reading Partners (readingpartners.org).

Get wild. Protect the worlds oceans through Oceanas Adopt an Animal program: Spend $50 on a stuffed puf-fin, whale, sea turtle or other sea creatures (oceana.org). Or check out the World Wildlife Funds (worldwildlife.org) spe-cies adoptions; for $55, you get a stuffed animal, photo, adoption cer t i ficate and gift bag.

Plant a tree. e Nature Conservancys Plant a Billion Trees program aims to restore forests around the globe, from Brazil to China. Click on plantabillion.org to see a map of the projects work so far, and to donate. Visit the site americanforests.org to specifi-cally protect forests in the American West.

Recycle for a cause. Do your part for the planetand help fund worthy effortsby recycling household items. Fight poverty by donating new and gently used shoes (soles4souls.org). Assist do-mestic violence victims by passing on old cellphones (shelteralliance.net). Spare the landfill by connecting to local charities accepting used elec-tronics (donationtown.org). Send used baby apparel to clothe needy infants (newbornsinneed.org).

Raise a puppy. Is your child begging for a dog, but youre not so sure? Get a feel for what its like to have a pooch around by volunteering at guidedogs.com as a foster puppy raiser for the blind.

Keep kids in school. Sign up to volunteer with the anti-dropout program Communities in Schools (communitiesinschools.org), which helps vulnerable students in 26 states and the District of Columbia.

Load a trunk. An elephant trunk, that is. Your gift of $30 will provide the 150 to 200 pounds of food an elephant eats daily at Tennessees Elephant Sanctuary (elephants.com), the nations largest natural habitat for old, sick or needy elephants. CO

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Help feed the elderly. One in six Americans over age 60 faces the threat of hunger, and Meals on Wheels is there to help. A total of 2.5 million seniors in all 50 states, many of whom have chronic health conditions, rely on the service. (mowaa.org). Make a one-time donation ($35 provides five meals), or join the Next Meal Club to donate monthly.

Be a fixer-upper. Assist se-niors near you with tasks like raking, shoveling or doing mi-nor home repairs through Vol-unteers of Americas Safety of Seniors Handyman Program (voa.org).

Put it in drive. Be a volunteer instructor in AARPs Smart Driver course (aarp.org), which allows older drivers to brush up on their behind-the-wheel skills.

Teach tech. Are you soft-ware-savvy? Sign up to teach older adults computer and tech-nology skills through SeniorNet (seniornet.org).

Fund a furry friend. Studies show pets provide both a psychological and physi-cal boost to their ownersso donate to petsfortheelderly.org to help a senior get a dog or a cat.



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Recycle for a cause. Doyour part for the planetand help fund worthy effortsby recycling household items. Fight poverty by donating new and gently used shoes (soles4souls.org). Assist do-mestic violence victims by passing on old cellphones (shelteralliance.net). Spare the landfill by connecting to local charities accepting used elec-tronics (donationtown.org). Send used baby apparel to clothe needy infants (newbornsinneed.org).

Raise a puppy. Is your child begging for a dog, but youre not so sure? Get a feel for what its like to have a pooch around by volunteering at guidedogs.com as a foster puppy raiser for the blind.

Load a trunk. An elephant trunk, that is. Your gift of $30 will provide the 150 to 200 pounds of food an elephant eats daily at Tennessees Elephant Sanctuary (elephants.com), the nations largest natural habitat for old, sick or needy elephants. CO

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Be a fixer-upper. Assist se-niors near you with tasks like raking, shoveling or doing mi-nor home repairs through Vol-unteers of Americas Safety of Seniors Handyman Program (voa.org).

Put it in drive. Be a volunteer instructor in AARPs Smart Driver course (aarp.org), which allows older drivers to brush up on their behind-the-wheel skills.

Teach tech. Are you soft-ware-savvy? Sign up to teach older adults computer and tech-nology skills through SeniorNet (seniornet.org).

Fund a furry friend. Studies show pets provide both a psychological and physi-cal boost to their ownersso donate to petsfortheelderly.org to help a senior get a dog or a cat.


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IMPORTANT FACTS (prem-uh-rin)

This brief summary is based on PREMARIN tablets Patient Information LAB-0515-3.0, Rev 02/2012 2014 Pfizer Inc. All rights reserved. April 2014

POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS OF PREMARINSerious but less common side effects include:

Heart attack

Stroke

Blood clots

Dementia

Breast cancer

Cancer of the lining of the uterus

Ovarian cancer

High blood pressure

High blood sugar

Gallbladder disease

Liver problems

Enlargement of benign tumors of the uterus (fibroids)

Severe allergic reaction

Headache

Breast pain

Irregular vaginal bleeding or spotting

Nausea and vomiting

Stomach or abdominal cramps, bloating

Hair loss

Fluid retention

Vaginal yeast infection

New breast lumps

Unusual vaginal bleeding

Changes in speech or vision

Sudden, new severe headaches

Severe pains in your chest or legs, with or without shortness of breath, weakness, and fatigue

Swollen lips, tongue, or face

Less serious but common side effects include:

Call your healthcare provider right away if you get any of the following warning signs or any other unusual symptoms that concern you:

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These are not all the possible side effects of PREMARIN. For more information, ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist. You may report side effects to Pfizer Inc at 1-800-438-1985 or to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.

What can I do to lower my chances of a serious side effect with PREMARIN?

Talk to your healthcare provider regularly about whether you should continue taking PREMARIN.

If you have a uterus, talk to your healthcare provider about whether the addition of a progestin is right for you to reduce the chance of getting cancer of the uterus.

See your healthcare provider right away if you experience vaginal bleeding while taking PREMARIN.

Have a pelvic exam, breast exam, and mammogram (breast X-ray) every year unless your healthcare provider advises you otherwise. If members of your family have had breast cancer or if you have ever had breast lumps or an abnormal mammogram, you may need to have breast exams more often.

Ask your healthcare provider for ways to lower your chances of getting heart disease.

DO NOT TAKE PREMARIN IF YOU: Have unusual vaginal bleeding.

Currently have or have had certain cancers. Estrogens may increase the chance of getting certain types of cancers, including cancer of the breast or uterus. If you have or have had cancer, talk to your healthcare provider about whether you should use PREMARIN.

Have had a stroke or heart attack.

Currently have or have had blood clots.

Currently have or have had liver problems.

Have been diagnosed with a bleeding disorder.

Are allergic to PREMARIN or any of its ingredients.

Think you may be pregnant or if you are breastfeeding.

Tell your healthcare provider:

If you have any unusual vaginal bleeding.

About all your medical problems. Your healthcare provider may need to check you more carefully if you have certain conditions such as asthma (wheezing), epilepsy (seizures), diabetes, migraine, endometriosis, lupus, or problems with your heart, liver, thyroid, kidneys, or if you have high calcium levels in your blood.

About all the medicines, vitamins, and supplements you take.

If you are going to have surgery or will be on bed rest; you may need to stop taking PREMARIN.

NEED MORE INFORMATION? This information does not replace talking to your healthcare

provider about your menopausal symptoms and their treatment.

Go to www.Premarin.com

Call 1-888-240-8471.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATIONWhat is the most important information I should know about PREMARIN (an estrogen mixture)?

Using estrogen-alone increases your chance of getting cancer of the uterus (womb). Report any unusual vaginal bleeding right away while you are taking PREMARIN because it may be a sign of cancer of the uterus.

Do not use estrogen-alone or estrogens with progestin to prevent heart disease, heart attacks, strokes, or dementia (decline in brain function).

Using estrogen-alone may increase your chances of getting strokes or blood clots.

Using estrogen with progestins may increase your chances of getting heart attacks, strokes, breast cancer, or blood clots.

Using estrogen-alone or combined with progestin may increase your chance of getting dementia, based on a study of women aged 65 years or older.

You and your healthcare provider should talk regularly about whether you still need treatment with PREMARIN.

ABOUT PREMARINPREMARIN (conjugated estrogens tablets, USP) is a prescription medicine that contains a mixture of estrogen hormones. PREMARIN is used after menopause for women to:

Reduce moderate to severe hot flashes.

Treat menopausal changes in and around the vagina.

If you use PREMARIN only for the treatment of menopausal changes in and around the vagina, talk to your healthcare provider about whether a topical vaginal product may be better for you.

Help reduce your chances of getting osteoporosis (thin, weak bones).

If you use PREMARIN only to prevent osteoporosis due to menopause, talk to your healthcare provider about whether a different treatment or medicine without estrogens might be better for you.

PREMARIN should be taken at the lowest dose for the shortest time possible and only for as long as treatment is needed.

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