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By Samantha Weaver

• It was Harry S. Truman, the 33rd president ofthe United States, who made the followingsage observation: “It’s a recession when yourneighbor loses his job; it’s a depression whenyou lose yours.”

• In all likelihood, you’ve never heard of anailment known as aquagenic urticaria. It’sextremely rare, affecting only 1 out of every23 million people on the planet. Thosewho suffer from this disease arehypersensitive to the ions found innon-distilled water. They candrink distilled water, but ifthey come into contactwith any other kind ofwater, they breakout in a painfulallergic rash.

• The country ofFinland has moreislands than any othernation on Earth.

• Next time you’re heading to sunny Floridafor a vacation, try to make it to Key Largo tostay at the Jules Undersea Lodge. True to itsname, the hotel is located 21 feet underwater, and guests have to scuba dive to theentrance. And if you don’t already know howto scuba dive, don’t worry — themanagement offers a two-hour introductionso you can make it to your room.

• Someone with way too much time on hishands discovered that a quarter has 119grooves along its edge.

• From the Yes, There Is a Word for It files comestoday’s entry: acnestis. This

word denotes that partof the body that you

cannot reach toscratch (and it’s an

excellent reasonto get married).This handy nouncomes from theword “aknestis,”which, perhaps

unsurpr is ingly,means “spine” in

Greek.

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Q: How has Lisa Niemi been doing since the deathof her husband, Patrick Swayze? — Carol C.,Mansfield, Ohio

A: In recent weeks, the actress/dancer has madeher first public appearances since Patrick’s death andadmits that dealing with his passing is “an animal allit’s own.”

“The most courageous thought that I had was thatI wanted to, at some point, feel like I had the courageto go on and have a good life,” Lisa said. “And in thefirst few days (after his death), I felt like that wouldalmost be a betrayal. But it’s a brutal truth that youhave to go on without that person. I’ve spent two thirdsof my life with him. And part of me believes that Iwill see him again. I’m just going to have to go onuntil then.”

• • •Q: I rented

“The Proposal”over the weekendand loved it. I es-pecially loved thescenery (RyanReynolds’ abs not-w i ths tand ing) .Where did theyfilm the movie? —Annie J., Sacra-mento, Calif.

A: I spoke withardent animallover and all-

around great person Betty White recently, and I askedher about her experience filming the movie. She re-vealed to me: “We had such a good time. With Sandra

Betty White

(Bullock) and Ryan (Reynolds) andthe director Anne Fletcher, it waslike going to a party every day. Wefilmed on the Massachusetts coast,up in Rockport and Gloucester. Itdoubled for Alaska, and I thought itdid a wonderful job.”

• • •Q: I loved the drama series

“Southland” and was very upset tohear it had been canceled. Is thereany hope that NBC will bring itback? — Ginger F., via e-mail

A: “Southland” will be back, butnot on NBC. TNT recently an-nounced that it has picked up theseries and will air all 13 episodes —including the six-episode seasontwo, which did not get the chance toair on NBC. TNT is the perfect placefor the gritty drama of “Southland,”following in the footsteps of “Sav-ing Grace” and “The Closer.”

It has not been decided whetherthe network will air more episodesafter the initial 13-episode run. Arepresentative for TNT told me:“TNT will evaluate the performanceof ‘Southland’ before decidingwhether to order more episodes.”For the near future, you can catch“Southland” on TNT Tuesdays at 10p.m. (ET/PT), beginning with thefirst episode of the series on Jan. 12.

• • •Q: What has Lisa Kudrow been

up to lately? I miss seeing her everyweek on television. — Brenda F., viae-mail

A: Former “Friends” castmateCourteney Cox just announced thatLisa will guest star on Courteney’shit show, “Cougar Town.” Lisa willplay a dermatologist thatCourteney’s character, Jules, can’tstop going to even though she ismean to her. This summer, Lisawrapped the second season of herhilarious online Internet series, “WebTherapy.”

Have a question for Cindy? E-mail herat [email protected], or write to herin care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O.Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Formore news, gossip and interviews, visit herWeb site at www.celebrityextraonline.com.twitter.com/Celebrity_Extra



• On Nov. 27, 1095, Pope Urban II makes perhaps themost influential speech of the Middle Ages, giving riseto the Crusades by calling all Christians in Europe towar against Muslims in order to reclaim the Holy Land.Between 60,000 and 100,000 people responded toUrban’s call to march on Jerusalem.

• On Nov. 28, 1914, the New York Stock Exchangereopens for bond trading after nearly four months, thelongest stoppage in the exchange’s history. The outbreakof World War I in Europe forced the NYSE to shut itsdoors on July 31, 1914, after large numbers of foreigninvestors began selling their holdings.

• On Nov. 26, 1922, cartoonist Charles M. Schulz is born.In 1947, Schulz began drawing a comic strip for the St.Paul Pioneer Press called “L’il Folks,” featuring CharlieBrown and his gang of friends. In 1950, after severalrejections, Schulz sold syndication rights to UnitedFeatures, which renamed the strip “Peanuts.”

• On Nov. 23, 1936, the first issue of the pictorialmagazine Life is published, featuring a cover photo of

the Fort Peck Dam byMargaret Bourke-White. Lifewas an overwhelming successin its first year of publication.Almost overnight, it changedthe way people looked at theworld.

• On Nov. 29, 1942, coffeejoins the list of items rationedin the United States.Rationing was generallyemployed to guarantee a fairdistribution of resources andto give priority to military use.All together, about one-thirdof all food commonlyconsumed by civilians wasrationed at one time oranother during the war.

• On Nov. 24, 1971, a hijackercalling himself D.B. Cooperparachutes from a NorthwestOrient Airlines 727 into araging thunderstorm overWashington State. He had$200,000 in ransom money inhis possession. Cooper’s fateremains a mystery.

• On Nov. 25, 1995, WhitneyHouston’s song “Exhale”debuts at the top of the charts.It was the third Houstonsingle to top the charts on theday of its release. Houstongrew up singing in a churchchoir and landed professionalmanagement by the time shewas 15.



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November 12-18, 2009

When Robby Gordon was asked if he hadany advice to give Tony Stewart about beingboth a driver and owner, Gordon said, “Be care-ful what you wish for. You might just get it.”

Gordon, how-ever, was kidding.

“You know, it’s a chore to be the driver and theowner,” he says. “At the same time, provided you hirethe right people and they do their job, and follow throughwith it and take ownership, it’s not that big a deal. It’sjust a case where you have to get involved in certainsituations.”

It sometimes seems as if Robby Gordon has an un-wieldy nickname because his name is so often followedby parentheses: “(no relation to Jeff).” But the otherGordon, who has won three times in the NASCAR SprintCup Series himself, is one of America’s more versatileand talented drivers.

Like the “other” Gordon, Robby was born in Califor-nia. Like Tony Stewart, he has twice competed in theIndianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on the same day.Unlike Jeff Gordon and Stewart, Robby has won theBaja 1000 three times, and he has competed in recentyears in the Dakar Rally. He has won in Indy cars, stockcars and off-road vehicles. Desert racing also provideda foundation in the careers of Jimmie Johnson and CaseyMears.

Unlike Johnson and Mears, though, Gordon still com-petes in off-road racing’s major events.

In 2005, Gordon became the first American to win astage in the Dakar Rally, and in 1999, he would’ve wonthe Indy 500 had his car had enough fuel to completethe final lap.

In NASCAR, Robby Gordon follows a fiercely inde-pendent path, with more in common with the sport’spioneers than most of his modern-day colleagues. Nodriver-owner has won the championship of NASCAR’spremier series since the late Alan Kulwicki in 1992, andno representative of a single-car team has won it all sincethe late Dale Earnhardt in 1994.

As thoroughly modern as Gordon is, an argument can be made that he sharesmuch with the fierce individualists who built NASCAR, men like Junior Johnson,Bud Moore, Dave Marcis and Junie Donlavey, who owned the first Cup car Gor-don ever drove.

(c) 2009 King Features Synd., Inc.

Monte Dutton has covered motorsports for The Gaston(N.C.) Gazette since 1993. He was named writer of the year bythe National Motorsports Press Association in 2008. His blogNASCAR This Week (http://nascar.rbma.com) features all of hisreporting on racing, roots music and life on the road. E-mailMonte at [email protected].


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“The Vengeance Trilogy Boxed Set” —Revenge movies are a long-established stapleof Asian cinema, but South Korean filmmakerPark Chan-wook has taken the genre to a wholenew level. His “Vengeance Trilogy” is amasterpiece of psychological drama, pathosand ultra-violence that will have you riveted toyour chair, sweating bullets.

The first film, 2002’s “Sympathy for Mr.Vengeance,” tells the story of a deaf mute whoturns to the black market in order to sell hisorgans so he can raise money to get his dyingsister proper medical care. He is brutallyattacked and robbed by the mobsters, so hedevises a scheme to kidnap the daughter ofthe wealthy industrialist whose company laidhim off. A series of mishaps turns the kidnappinginto a tragic event, and the industrialist thenseeks revenge on the mute.

“Old Boy” (2004) is the best of the three andhas become a major cult classic because of its

iconic “hammer battle” — a four-minute-longtracking shot that mimics a retro side-scrollingvideo game — wherein the hero of the story

vanquishes several dozen attackers by using asmall sledge hammer. The story concerns afellow who is kidnapped and held in a concrete

room for 15 years. One day he is released, givena cell phone and has five days to discover the

identity of his captor. Little does he know that

his release is merely another torture beinginflicted upon him.

The final film, “Lady Vengeance” (2005), is themost disturbing — and artistic — of the threefilms. It is artistic in the sense that the film beginsin color (vibrant primary colors) and then is onelong fade to black and white, each scenebeing drained of just a little more color. The plotcenters around a woman who is wrongfullyimprisoned for 13 years for killing a little boy.Throughout her imprisonment, she has deviseda plan to exact revenge on the guilty party.However, what she doesn’t realize is that hertarget holds a deadly and dark secret.

“Hogan’s Heroes: The Komplete Series,Kommandant’s Kollection” — The entire series:

28 discs, a plethora of special features andenough laughs to send you to chortling to The

Cooler with Sgt. Schultz.

“The Golden Age of Television (The CriterionCollection)” — This is an awesome collection ofearly TV’s best dramas: “Marty,” “Patterns,”“Requiem for a Heavyweight,” “Bang the DrumSlowly,” “Days of Wine and Roses” and more,and features the talents of Rod Serling, JohnFrankeheimer, Piper Laurie, Rod Steiger, MickeyRooney and Paul Newman, to name a few.

TV SERIES

“Life on Mars” Series 2 (UK)“Superman: The Complete Animated Series”“The Jerry Lewis Show Collection”“Alfred Hitchcock Presents” Season Four

“Beverly Hills 90210” Season Eight“Law & Order: Criminal Intent” Season Four“Melrose Place” Season Five, Vol. 2

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Wood StoveQ: I have a Great Majestic wood stove that has

been in my family for more than a century. I wouldlike to find out how much it is worth. — Raymond,Albuquerque, N.M.

A: Edward Semmelroth, founder of OriginalAntique Stoves, has been in the business for morethan two decades and is considered an expert. Hewill provide you with a simple appraisal for $25.Please allow at least three or four weeks for him tocomplete the task. You should send your check toEdward Semmelroth, 410 Fleming Road, Tekonsha,MI 49092.

• • •Q: What is a Scenex Candid Camera worth that

takes Kodak 828 film? I was given this camera morethan 20 years ago, and it is in its original box along

with the instructionsbook. — Dawn,Marion, Ind.

A: Shutterbug Adsis one of the betterpublications for cam-era enthusiasts, and itfeatures a specialhelp column. EditorRobert E. Mayermight be able to helpyou. Before you con-tact him, you shouldcheck out the Website atwww.shutterbug.com.The postal address is1419 Chaffee Drive,

Suite 1, Titusville, FL 32780.• • •

Q: I have an antique lamp that was given to meby my grandmother. I would like to know the originof the lamp, when it was crafted and how much it iscurrently worth. — Eva, Santee, Calif.

A: I think you need the services of a good ap-praiser. Paul Goluvoys is a member of the Ameri-can Society of Appraisers and is in your area. Hespecializes in antique and decorative arts. His phonenumber and e-mail address are 858-578-5540, [email protected]. You should expect to pay forthis service.

• • •Q: I need the value of a Waltham ladies watch in

case metal steel. — Beverly, Decatur, Ill.A: You did not provide me with enough informa-

tion to help you. Please note that I do not make ap-praisals, nor am I qualified to do so.

• • •Write to Larry Cox in care of King Features Weekly Service,

P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send e-mail [email protected]. Due to the large volume of mail hereceives, Mr. Cox is unable to personally answer all reader ques-tions. Do not send any materials requiring return mail.

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DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I have burning tonguesyndrome. At times, it is almost unbearable. Theonly thing that helps somewhat is a saltwater mouthrinse. My dentist, my internist and a neurologisthaven’t offered any relief.

Putting Out theFire of Burning

Tongue

I also get sores in my mouth and on my tongue.Any insight? — P.H.

ANSWER: Burning tongue syndrome is alsoknown as burning mouth syndrome because thegums, roof of the mouth and lips also can feel likethey are on fire. It happens mostly, but not exclu-sively, to women after menopause. Although pain-ful and disturbing, it’s not a health threat. No oneknows the exact cause, but it might be that nervesserving the tongue and mouth are malfunctioning.

Let me give you a few home remedies for it:rinsing the mouth with cold apple juice; and com-bining equal parts Benadryl elixir and Kaopectateas a mouthwash. Don’t swallow these rinses, anduse them four times a day. Another remedy is sixdrops of hot pepper sauce (Tabasco sauce) in a

teaspoon of water andswishing it around inthe mouth four timesdaily. It might increasethe burning at first, butafter a day or so itshould lessen it. If itdoesn’t, abandon it.

Don’t eat or drinkspicy or acidic foods orbeverages. Don’t usemouthwashes with al-cohol in them. Changeyour toothpaste brand.Chew sugarless gum.

When burningmouth fails to respondto the above, the medi-cines Klonopin, Elavilor Neurontin mighthelp.

Have your doctors looked for things like drymouth, B vitamin deficiencies, anemia, diabetes,lichen planus, thyroid problems and Sjogren’s syn-drome?

Sores on the tongue and in the mouth are notordinarily a part of burning tongue syndrome. Getto a doctor when the sores are present. You mighthave recurrent canker sores and not burning mouthsyndrome.

• • •DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Will you please

define claudication? Is there any treatment for it?— R.L.

ANSWER: Claudication is leg pain that comeson with activity and is due to clogged leg arteries.Depending on where the clog is, the pain can befelt in the buttocks, hips, thighs or calves. Themedical name of this condition is peripheral ar-tery (or vascular) disease.

Quite often, pain arises in the calves. Affectedpeople have an uncanny ability to predict how farthey can walk before they have to stop because ofpain. Resting relieves the pain, and walking canthen resume.

Plenty can be done for it. Medicines can some-times keep the pain from developing. Another wayto attack claudication is to open the clogged arterywith a balloon-tipped, slender, pliable tube (cath-eter), just as they do for clogged heart arteries. Orthe same kind of heart artery operation in whichgrafts replace the obstructed artery can be donefor leg arteries.

The booklet on peripheral artery disease explainsthis illness and its treatment. Readers can obtain acopy by writing: Dr. Donohue — No. 109W, Box536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Enclose a checkor money order (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Can.with the recipient’s printed name and address.Please allow four weeks for delivery.

• • •Dr. Donohue regrets that he is unable to answer individual

letters, but he will incorporate them in his column wheneverpossible. Readers may write him or request an order form ofavailable health newsletters at P.O. Box 536475, Orlando,FL 32853-6475.

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“The Goliath Bone”by Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins

(Mariner Books, $13.95)By Chris Richcreek

The problem with being a dead author is that yourfan base often doesn’t get the message when yourelease a new book, mainly because your fansthought you were dead.

But death rarely seems to stop artists of all fieldsthese days. And if anyone would know about death— and, more specifically, about killing people — it

would be Mickey Spillane, the creator of hard-boiled pri-vate investigator Mike Hammer.

Many Spillane aficionados might have already stumbledupon “The Goliath Bone,” recently released in paperback.It is the first Mike Hammer novel since 1996’s “BlackAlley,” and it’s based on an extensive outline by Spillanebefore his death in 2006. Fellow writer (and Spillanefriend) Max Allan Collins finished the story.

“The Goliath Bone,” whose title doesn’t exactly shinealong the lines of “I, the Jury” or “Kiss Me, Deadly,” ap-pears to be an ending point for an aging Hammer, who isabout to marry his longtime secretary, Velda. In a storyconceived by Spillane after the events of Sept. 11, Ham-mer faces terrorists and international intrigue in a caseinvolving what the title describes. The ending seems a bitfarfetched, but also contains elements that are vintageHammer.

Collins has indicated that there are some more uncom-pleted Spillane writings, which means “The Goliath Bone”might not be the final book involving Hammer. That’s good

to know, because even Hammer describes himself inthis latest outing as “a notorious old-time private eyehalf the public thinks is already dead.”

Indeed, they did think that. But apparently neitheraging nor death can slow down Mike Hammer.



• “Crumpled foil makes an excellent pot scrubber. Itworks in both metal dishes and in glass casseroledishes. Just wad it up and use it as you would ascrubbie.” — J.H. in Oregon

• To freshen a musty dishwasher, add a quarter-cup oflemon juice to the soap dispenser and run it empty onthe hottest cycle. To ensure the hottest water, run waterat the kitchen tap until hot just before you start thedishwasher.

• “If you go camping with kids, here’s a fun way toidentify your campsite: Bring several brightly coloredhelium-filled balloons with you and attach them to thetop of the tent. It will be easier to find your tent whencoming back from the facilities or hikes.” — P.L. inLouisiana

• “My digital camera eats up batteries, so I alwayshave a spare pair. Did you know that some breath-mint containers are the perfect size to hold two AAbatteries? Check out your candy aisle. My batteriesare safely stored in the camera case, not banging about,just waiting to be used.” — D.C. in Michigan

• Sprinkle a little baby powder into dishpan glovesbefore using each time. Your fingers will glide rightinto place without any struggle.

• Go Green Tip: If you have an empty water bottle,you have an instant hand or foot warmer. Fill any size

plastic bottle with very hot tap water and secure the lidtightly. It’s ready. Keep a small one in your pocket foryour hands, or fill a 2-liter size for your feet.

Send your tips to Now Here’s a Tip, c/o King Features Weekly Service,P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475 or e-mail JoAnn [email protected].


FLASHBACKBy Mick Harper

1. Which soul singer was called “the real fifthBeatle,” and why?

2. What song did Loverboy contribute to thesoundtrack for the movie “Top Gun”? Whatyear?

3. Name the female singer who did “I AmWoman,” as well as the year.

4. Name the singer who did “Dreamy Eyes,”“Poetry in Motion” and “Talk BackTrembling Lips.”

5. What part did Meat Loaf play in the movieversion of “The Rocky Horror Picture” show?

6. The Kingsmen were known for their versionof “Louie Louie,” but who wrote it?

Answers1. Billy Preston, of “My Sweet Lord” and “Nothing FromNothing” fame, played keyboard on the Beatles’ “White Album,”“Abbey Road” and others.2. “Heaven In Your Eyes,” in 1986. In spite of exposure fromthe film, the song never climbed higher than No. 12 on the charts.3. Helen Reddy, in 1972. The song became an empoweringanthem for women everywhere.4. Johnny Tillotson. Even though he never toted up many No. 1hits, he keeps his career going with personal appearances. TwoGrammy nominations didn’ t hurt.5. Meat Loaf, born Marvin Lee Aday, played Eddie, a formerdelivery boy.6. Richard Berry. Unfortunately, he sold his rights before thesong became a major hit.



I look forward to Thanksgiving Day not only for thetraditional extended family gathering and feast at 4o’clock in the afternoon, but also for the annual early-morning coffee klatch with six neighborhood moms. Wetake turns hosting, depending on who isn’t doing the bigturkey dinner for our particular families. So this year, it’smy turn to put on the coffee and come up with a specialbreakfast treat.

I’ll do my favorite updated version of a cheesy-eggdish that I prep the night before and let set in therefrigerator overnight. I’ll sleep easy knowing it will beready to simply pop in the oven and serve with a heapingbowl of fresh fruit on the side when my girlfriends arrive.

If you have a houseful of relatives coming, hang ontothis easy recipe and prepare it for a memorable and

Thanksgiving Weekend

Family Brunch Dish

relaxing breakfast

brunch any morning

over the long

T h a n k s g i v i n g

weekend. Be sure to

grab one of your kids

to help you put it

together the night

before. There is

cheese to shred,

bread to cube andlots of eggs to crack— per fect jobs forjunior chefs.

EASY OVERNIGHT BRUNCH DISH

2 French baguettes (or 16 slices of white bread with crusts removed)2 cups cooked ham cut in chunks10 eggs, beaten3 1/2 cups milk2 cups cubed or grated sharp cheddar cheese1 cup Monterey Jack cheese (I substitute pepper Jack cheese when we want a spicy taste)1/2 teaspoon dry mustard1/2 teaspoon salt and cracked pepper to taste

Put it together the night before:

1. Slice one baguette in 1-inch slices and cut thesecond into 1-inch cubes. Set the slices in a buttered 13-by-9-by-2-inch glass baking dish. Sprinkle ham andcheeses over the bread, then scatter cubed bread ontop.

2. Combine beaten eggs, milk, mustard, and salt andpepper, and pour mixture over all, making sure breadsquares are soaked with the mixture.

Cover with foil and refrigerate overnight.3. In the morning, remove foil, preheat oven to 350 F

and bake for an hour.Let stand for 10 minutes, then cut into squares to serve.

Serves 8.

“The grandkids are coming!” tip: Show yourgrandchild that orange juice doesn’t have tocome from a cardboard carton at the grocerystore. Since fresh juice oranges are plentiful this timeof year, cut a dozen or so in half crosswise and juicethem together for a zippy taste of “fresh-squeezedOJ” with breakfast.

• • •Donna Erickson’s award-winning television series “Donna’s

Day” airs on public television nationwide. Visit

www.donnasday.com to find out when it airs on your local PBS

station and to sign up for Donna’s e-newsletter.

(c) 2009 Donna Erickson

Distributed by King Features Synd.


A Time for GivingThis is the time of year when many of us think about

those who are in need. Of course, we want to help, butthe ability to do so can be limited by our own finan-cial circumstances. Even with limited funds, however,there are ways to help others.

Keep it local. Call the clothing bank and ask whatit needs. A few new shirts or a winter coat for a childcan help a family that’s struggling. Call the food bankin your area and ask what it’s running out of. Add afew things to your own grocery cart, perhaps spend-ing $5 on a weekly basis, and drop them off. Charitiesof all types are feeling the loss of donations, and they’restretched to the limit in the goods and services theyprovide.

If you have the means, see about sponsoring a fam-ily for the holidays. There are privacy issues, and so-cial-service organizations probably can’t give you thenames of the recipients, but chances are you can get alist of specifics a needy family would like to have.The social-service office acts as the middleman and

hands out the goods as the families come in.Unfortunately you need to watch out for the scams

that constantly surface. If you get a call, beware. Any-one can dial your phone and ask for a donation. Getspecifics, like a call-back number, and ask for litera-ture if you haven’t heard of the organization before.Check before you donate.

If you’d rather write a check to a large organiza-tion and let it decide where it should go, there areways you can determine whether your charity dollaris likely to be used on those in need.

Here are two charity survey sites that can help youdecide:

• Charity Navigator (www.charitynavigator.org) isa good one. Charities are rated by their efficiency atusing the donated funds. You can browse by category(and sort by rating or location) or get information ona specific one by putting the charity name in the searchbox.

• GuideStar (www.guidestar.org) shows the Form990 of charities. That form will help you determinehow much of your donation will go to advertising andsolicitations for even more donations.

David Uffington regrets that he cannot personally an-swer reader questions, but will incorporate them into hiscolumn whenever possible. Write to him in care of KingFeatures Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL32853-6475, or send e-mail to [email protected].


TOP TEN VIDEO, DVDas of Nov. 7, 2009

Top 10 Video Rentals1. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (NR) Shia LaBeouf2. The Proposal (PG-13) Sandra Bullock3. Land of the Lost (PG-13) Will Ferrell4. Year One (PG-13) Jack Black5. Drag Me to Hell (NR) Alison Lohman6. Monsters vs. Aliens (PG) animated7. The Tournament (R) Robert Carlyle8. My Life in Ruins (PG-13) Nia Vardalos9. Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (PG-13) Matthew McConaughey10. Management (R) Jennifer Aniston

Top 10 DVD Sales1. The Proposal (PG-13) (Buena Vista)2. Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs (G) (Blu-ray)3. Land of the Lost (PG-13) (Universal)4. Monsters Vs. Aliens (PG) (DreamWorks)5. Drag Me to Hell (NR) (Universal)6. X-Men Origins: Wolverine (PG-13) (20th Century Fox)7. Year One (PG-13) (Sony)8. Katt Williams: Pimpadelic (NR)9. The Wizard of Oz: 70th Anniversary (G) (Warner)10. Hannah Montana: The Movie (G) (Walt Disney)


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