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NEW ORLEANS GUMBO Made Easy

COULD IT BE ALZHEIMER’S?

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The Still Alicestar leads the list of

female standouts

in film

HOLLYWOOD’S Woman of the Year

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Q: Is it true that Bob

Odenkirk was up for

the Steve Carell role in

The Office before he got

the role of Saul Good-

man on Breaking Bad?

—Patrick S., Orange, N.J.

He’s entertained us in the movies Quiz Show, Barton Fink, The Big Lebowski, Transformers, O Brother, Where Art Thou? and, most recently, Exodus: Gods and Kings. Now Turturro, 57, joins other notables—including singer Tony Bennett, U.S. Representative Nancy Pelosi and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia—talking about their heritage in the four-hour documentary series The Italian Americans, premiering Tues., Feb. 17, on PBS.

Why is this show

important to

you? “I think the role of Italians in America hasn’t been well- documented because a lot of the people that came here weren’t that book-savvy, and there weren’t that many writers. If you don’t understand

Craig T. NelsonParenthood

The Boys in the Boat

by Daniel James Brown

A: Yes, it’s true, Odenkirk was being considered until Carell became available. “Steve did a wonderful job. I can’t imagine anyone else doing it,” Odenkirk says. But Odenkirk’s chance to be the star of a series has finally come with AMC’s Better Call Saul, the Breaking Bad prequel that airs Monday nights. “I have confidence in the show, but I’m not spending money I haven’t made yet,” says the Illinois native, 52.

who you are and where you come from, it’s hard to understand your place now.”So many movies about Italians

feature the mafia. Is that a

consideration when you

take a role? “Years ago, I played some of those parts, but I’ve tried consciously not to do that so much now.”Do you prefer acting

in comedies or

dramas? “I really like things that are both, because I think life is both.”What do you love

about life right now?

“I’m working at home, so that’s good. My kids are doing well. I have a nice relationship with my wife. Those are the hard things to have—and to keep. I just wish the Knicks were doing better.”

WALTER SCOTT ASKS ...

What Are You Reading?

Rebecca Romijn The Librarians

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn

Gregory HarrisonFair Haven

The Devil in the White City

by Erik Larson

JOHN TURTURRO

Email your questions for Walter Scott to

[email protected].

Robert BuckleyiZombie

Saga by Brian K. Vaughan

Reese WitherspoonWild

The Woman I Wanted to Be

by Diane von Furstenberg

Donna Mills General Hospital

Some Luckby Jane Smiley

Catherine BellGood Witch

Wonder by R.J. Palacio

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one of my favorite actresses, Melina

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Manchester, N.J.

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leaving CSI: NY in 2010,

turning down TV offers.

Now, the mother of two

daughters—Zoe, 14,

and Karina, 12—will

make her return to the

small screen, guest-

starring as an ATF

special agent tracking

an arsonist on the CBS

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drama Hawaii Five-0.

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—Jason R., Des Moines

A: The star of Grimm (Friday nights on NBC) wasn’t into fairy tales as a boy but enjoyed getting spooked. “I loved scary movies, but I had an almost James Joyce-like fear of God and the devil,” says Giuntoli, 34. “I happened to see The Exorcist when I was 8 years old. It destroyed me.”

Q: I am a fan of Sarah McLachlan. What does she have planned for 2015?

—Brent F, Salem, Ore.

A: The Canadian songstress, 47, kicks off her U.S. tour on Feb. 27 in San Antonio, Texas, in support of her latest CD, Shine On. “I love making re-cords, but I like playing live even better,” she says. “You’ve got the song, you know it’s great and you get to take it someplace else. You get to be in the moment with it. That’s everything to me.”

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Everybody Loves a ‘Hero’ The delightful Big Hero 6, Disney’s

animated fantasy adventure about a

loveable robot and the boy programmer

who activates him, arrives on DVD

and Blu-ray Feb. 24. Watch the

Academy Awards next Sunday

night to see if it wins Best

Animated Feature Film. In the

meantime, we salute these

other pop culture “big heroes.”

The Jolly Green Giant:Parents looked (up ) to

this towering, ho-ho-ho-

ing General Mills mascot to

encourage kids to eat their

veggies.

Paul Bunyan: This giant

lumberjack of American folklore, tourism campaigns,

books and cartoons was the star of a 1958 Oscar-

nominated Walt Disney short feature.

The Iron Giant: Vin Diesel was the voice

of a metallic mega-man in this critically

acclaimed 1999 kid-venture.

King Kong: The monstrously

misunderstood love-struck ape debuted

in 1933 and went on to roar in dozens of

sequels, spinoffs, imitations,

parodies, cartoons and

comic books, and

even became a

theme park ride and

theatrical play.

Godzilla: This

prehistoric Tokyo-

menacing monster

that later became the

city’s iconic defender

appeared in more than

30 movies since 1954.

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On Feb. 19, the guitar that gave birth to rock ’n’ roll will go on the auction block. The original prototype of the revolution-ary “Black Beauty,” the first solid-body “electrified” guitar designed by musician and recording artist/innovator Les Paul more than 60 years ago, will be sold to the highest bidder at New York’s Guernsey’s auction house. Among the famous axe men who have created signature songs with a Les Paul are Rolling Stone guitar-ist Keith Richards, George Harrison of the Beatles, Duane Allman of the Allman Brothers, Eric Clapton, Bob Marley, the Who’s Pete Townsend, U2’s the Edge, Slash of Guns ’n’ Roses and Joe Perry of Aerosmith.

Guitar of the Gods

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Hit the BeachWinter blahs got you blue? Then soak up some sun and sand with the Travel Channel and five nights of “Beach Week” programming beginning tonight, hosted by Sports Illus-trated swimsuit model Nina Agdal (left). The slate includes 101 Sand n’ Surf Hotspots and SI: The Making of Swimsuit 2015, a behind-the-scenes look at the cre-ation of the magazine’s 2015 swimsuit edition, on sale now.

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Before there was Fifty Shades

of Grey—the book or the

movie, which opened yes-

terday—back in the last

century, there was me, a

young girl in a rundown New

England mill town waiting for—

no! yearning for!—love. Like

young girls everywhere, I had no

idea what love was, or what it

would look like when it finally

arrived. So I created my vision of

love from books. And not just

any books, but the bodice rippers

that came into popularity right as

I turned old enough to get my

first bra.

Thanks to The Flame and the

Flower and Sweet Savage Love,

what I dreamed for in my all-

white bed at night was an older

guy, someone 16 or even 17,

someone brash and handsome

who would abduct me in my

wagon train or elegant carriage.

Since our family car was a Chevy

Impala, that felt especially excit-

ing. Love, I understood, was

blissful torture. We would be

thrown together and torn apart,

again and again, by interlopers

and grand plot twists until he

confessed something like Rose-

mary Rogers (the queen of his-

torical romance) wrote: “I find

that by some unfortunate chance

I continue to want you, you jade-

eyed sorceress.” I have green eyes!

I could be a jade-eyed sorceress!

Grand love stories of this sort

took place in exotic settings like

Ireland and Mexico instead of

towns like mine. Surely part of

the appeal was to transport me

to these places, to make me

imagine I lived in a world where

I, like Laura in Bound for Desire,

might need to send a cable to

Lady Honoria in Baden-Baden,

wherever Baden-Baden might

be. I considered changing my

name. How could someone with

the mundane, common name

Ann ever expect to star in an

epic love story?

One summer, I developed a

crush on a friend of my brother’s,

a college boy—an older man! He

did not arrive with a team of

horses, but in a white VW Bug.

Instead of a partially unbuttoned

poet’s shirt, he wore a pocket tee

and frayed jeans. Still, he whisked

me away to far off places, like the

beach with the big waves where

my parents refused to take me.

He tormented me too, by loving

a doe-eyed, age-appropriate girl

named Kathy, who had a bracelet

of tiny bells around her ankle,

which made her jingle as she

walked. How I hated that happy

sound. Such sweet torture that

summer as I waited for the egg-

beater sound of his VW ap-

proaching, and cried at night

over my jingling rival.

Eventually, the boy returned

to college. Eventually, I grew up.

I realize now that I read not just

to learn how to live, but to

remind myself to keep dreaming.

After all, who doesn’t want an

epic love story, a grand saga, an

adventure of the heart? As Fifty

Shades of Grey’s Anastasia Steele

tells us when she meets Chris-

tian: My face is aflame. Yes! My

heart pounds. Yes! I can’t breathe.

Yes! It’s intoxicating. Yes! Yes!

Yes! Isn’t this, in the end, love

after all?

LoveWhy We

STEAMY ROMANCESNovelist ANN HOOD explores the breathless intoxication of being tortured by desires and dreams.

ANN HOOD is the author of seven novels, including the bestseller The Knitting Circle and, most recently, The Italian Wife, as well as a memoir, Comfort. She is also the editor of Knitting Yarns: Writers on Knitting. The winner of two Pushcart prizes, she lives in Providence, R.I.

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MoneySAVING TOO MUCH— OR TOO LITTLE?

FEBRUARY 15, 2015 | 11

T he chances that an average American can retire well seem to be getting slimmer. But not everyone is average.

Some people may need to save more while others are already accruing a good-sized nest egg. Which one are you?

A rough, but fairly good indica-tor of how you’re doing is the size of your portfolio as it compares to your annual (pre-tax) income, according to T. Rowe Price’s Stuart Ritter, CFP.

The targets in the chart below assume that you’ll retire at 65, need about 75 percent of your pre-retirement income and that Social Security income will cover about a third of your expenditures.

If you’re close, you may be squeezing nickels where you don’t need to or tossing at night over imaginary money prob-lems. “I’d say that describes about 20 percent of the clients who walk through my door,” says Bob Gerstemeier, CFP, chair of the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors (NAPFA).

But both Ritter and Gerste-meier agree that over-saving beats under-saving. “Foregoing some discretionary purchases today is a lot better than saving too little and having to forego ne-cessities tomorrow,” Ritter says.

—Russell Wild, author of Bond Investing for Dummies

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Julianne Moore has a theory of why people are so touched by her film Still Alice. “It’s not just because it’s a disease movie,” she says of the fic-tional story of Dr. Alice Howland, a 50-year-old university linguistics professor and a mother of three who is struck with early-onset

Alzheimer’s disease. “It’s a movie about mortality and being,” she says. “It makes us really think about our lives. You’re never

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“How Lucky Am I?”

Julianne Moore has done it again.

As she earns her fifth Oscar nomina-

tion and the spot as front runner for

Best Actress at next week’s awards

ceremony, the actress and mom is

solid proof that women in film are a

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— By Amy Spencer —

“I’m always excited by really interesting narratives, and within a great narrative you can generally find a great character.”

—Julianne Moore

closer to loving life than when you’re closest to loss.”

And Moore is loving her life right now. �e actress, 54, lives in New York City with her husband, director Bart Freun-dlich, who she’s been with for 19 years and married to for 10. �ey have two kids, son Caleb, 17, and daughter Liv, 12. And home really is where her heart is. “Right before I met my husband, I always felt as if the party was happen-ing somewhere else,” she says. “Like, ‘Where is everybody else going?’ And once I met him and we had our children, I was like, ‘�is is where the party is.’ �ere’s nowhere else I want to be. I see a tremen-dous amount of purpose and a feeling of belonging.”

When Moore carries that sense of purpose to her work, Hollywood can’t help but sit up and take notice. For whether she’s meant to or not, Moore has become a truly positive representation of the 21st century woman. Not only is she a mom with a family and a five-time Oscar nominee (many predict she’ll take home her first statuette for Best Actress for her per-formance in Still Alice at next Sunday’s awards), she’s also carved out a strong niche for herself working in both

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executes.” And talk about a talented multi-tasker: Moore filmed Still Alice in between filming her parts in Mocking-jay. “We had a huge part of the shoot where we weren’t going to need her for a while,” Lawrence says. “So she went out, shoots a movie that she’ll probably win the Academy Award for, and then comes back to finish our movies!"

The Art of Being Real

M oore seems to pride herself on that same devotion to her char-acters. “�e most difficult thing for me

as an actor is with accuracy, with specificity. When you haven’t actually experienced something you have an ob-ligation to be as precise as possible,” she says. �at’s why the first thing she told

directors Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland when she took the part of Alice was, “I don’t want to represent anything on screen that I haven’t wit-nessed. I don’t think it’s fair.” She did four months of research for Still Alice, talking to real women with Alzheimer’s, doctors work-ing with patients, and visit-ing a long-term care facility; even taking a cognitive test herself for the experience. And the results have left viewers moved to tears, and critics lining up to hand her statues. For while she’s al-ready won a Golden Globe, a Critic’s Choice award and a trophy from the Screen Actors Guild, she may final-ly nab an Academy Award, too. And yes, she wants to win. “�at’s the nomination from your peers,” she says. “It’s a very, very big deal.”

But whether or not she

Moore plays President Alma Coin in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part I.

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loss from dementia.

It used to be that if you for-got a celebrity’s name, you’d Google it and move on. But with the Still Alice spotlight on early-onset Alzheimer’s, which strikes before age 65, every blanked word and mislaid phone can inspire nervous panic. Most midlife forgetfulness is, fortunately, just that. Here's a guide:

You can’t remember a name 10 seconds after you’re introducedDon’t worry. Names tend to hop right in and out of working memory, where immediate info is stored, when you’re not focusing or are meeting a lot of people. Also names are arbitrary words that are disconnected from meaning, making them harder to retain. More worrisome: Not remembering having been introduced. Alzheimer’s erodes the ability to form and retain new memories.

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takes home the ultimate prize, she’s helping the case for wom-en in film with every strong role she takes—because as more females show how wom-en can carry a film, Lawrence explains, “people are a little less afraid to make movies and have [women] be the stars and not supporting roles.”

For her part, Moore has four

more films coming out this year: Seventh Son, Freeheld, the second part of Mockingjay and Maggie’s Plan. And after great success with her chil-dren’s books—the Freckleface Strawberry series (based on her childhood nickname) and My Mom is a Foreigner (based on her mother, who was born in Scotland)—Moore has a five-book deal with Random House to write more Freckle-face Strawberry books, two of which are slated for release this summer. And she couldn’t feel happier for all that she has. “�e family that I have,” she says. “�e friends. �e marriage. How lucky am I?”

She only hopes Still Alice affects viewers the same way it did her. “It’s uplifting,” she says. “We didn’t make it in the spirit of loss or diminishment. Really, it’s about what you love, who you value and how much you love being alive.”

Julianne Moore plays a woman with early-onset Alzheimer's in Still Alice.

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Julianne Moore has a theory of why people are so touched by her filmStill Alice. “It’s not just because it’s a disease movie,” she says of the fic-tional story of Dr. Alice Howland, a 50-year-old university linguistics professor and a mother of three who is struck with early-onset

Alzheimer’s disease. “It’s a movie about mortality and being,” she says. “It makes us really think about our lives. You’re never

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“How Lucky Am I?”

Julianne Moore has done it again.

As she earns her fifth Oscar nomina-

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ceremony, the actress and mom is

solid proof that women in film are a

force to be reckoned with.

— By Amy Spencer —

“She has it mapped out, she has a plan. She knows what she’s going to do, and she comes in, and she executes.”

—The Hunger Games: Mockingjay director

Francis Lawrence

“I’m always excited by really interesting narratives, and within a great narrative you can generally find a great character.”

—Julianne Moore

Moore with her 2015 Golden Globe trophy (top), with her family (above) celebrating her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and in a scene from Still Alice (right).

closer to loving life than when you’re closest to loss.”

And Moore is loving her life right now. �e actress, 54, lives in New York City with her husband, director Bart Freun-dlich, who she’s been with for 19 years and married to for 10. �ey have two kids, son Caleb, 17, and daughter Liv, 12. And home really is where her heart is. “Right before I met my husband, I always felt as if the party was happen-ing somewhere else,” she says. “Like, ‘Where is everybody else going?’ And once I met him and we had our children, I was like, ‘�is is where the party is.’ �ere’s nowhere else I want to be. I see a tremen-dous amount of purpose and a feeling of belonging.”

When Moore carries that sense of purpose to her work, Hollywood can’t help but sit up and take notice. For whether she’s meant to or not, Moore has become a truly positive representation of the 21st century woman. Not only is she a mom with a family and a five-time Oscar nominee (many predict she’ll take home her first statuette for Best Actress for her per-formance in Still Alice at next Sunday’s awards), she’s also carved out a strong niche for herself working in both

mainstream and quality inde-pendent films that mean some-thing. Also, she doesn’t take her roles to prove a point. She does it, she says, because she loves to tell a good story.

“I’m always excited by really interesting narratives,” Moore says, “and within a great nar-rative you can generally find a great character.” She’s built those characters in roles rang-ing from the soap opera As the World Turns to critically acclaimed turns in the movies Boogie Nights, Far from Heaven, �e Hours and �e Kids Are All Right to comedic parts like the one she played on TV in 30 Rock opposite her Still Alice co-star Alec Baldwin.

Moore says her draw to fam-ily drama is probably due to her parents, who both worked in fields of human behavior. Her father, a former paratrooper (she was born on a military base in North Carolina), became a trial lawyer and judge. And her mother was a psychologist and social worker. “My mother was fascinated by behavior,” Moore says. “She talked about that stuff all the time. She was very interested in families.”

The Year of the Woman

T his year, Moore’s gut-wrenching performance in Still Alice is the latest example of why many consider her the poster

child for the best year for wom-en in Hollywood yet. And she’s not leading the charge all alone. Beside her this year was Reese Witherspoon, who produced Wild and Gone Girl, and earned her own Best Actress nomina-tion for starring in Wild; Ava

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DuVernay, who directed Selma all the way to a Best Picture nomination, and a whole slew of other impres-sive females (see “Strong Women, Strong Roles,” left). When it comes to women, “it’s been a really good year,” says Francis Lawrence, who directed Moore in the two-part �e Hunger Games: Mock-ingjay series and jumped at the chance to have her play President Alma Coin in the last installments of the series. “She’s a pro,” he says, with “fierce intelligence. She is so, so smart.”

She’s also one of the most hardworking actresses he’s worked with. “Julianne is very specific,” he says of how she approaches her work. “She has it mapped out, she has a plan. She knows what she’s going to do, and she comes in, and she

executes.” And talk about a talented multi-tasker: Moore filmed Still Alice in between filming her parts in Mocking-jay. “We had a huge part of the shoot where we weren’t going to need her for a while,” Lawrence says. “So she went out, shoots a movie that she’ll probably win the Academy Award for, and then comes back to finish our movies!"

The Art of Being Real

M oore seems to pride herself on that same devotion to her char-acters. “�e most difficult thing for me

as an actor is with accuracy, with specificity. When you haven’t actually experienced something you have an ob-ligation to be as precise as possible,” she says. �at’s why the first thing she told

directors Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland when she took the part of Alice was, “I don’t want to represent anything on screen that I haven’t wit-nessed. I don’t think it’s fair.” She did four months of research for Still Alice, talking to real women with Alzheimer’s, doctors work-ing with patients, and visit-ing a long-term care facility; even taking a cognitive test herself for the experience. And the results have left viewers moved to tears, and critics lining up to hand her statues. For while she’s al-ready won a Golden Globe, a Critic’s Choice award and a trophy from the Screen Actors Guild, she may final-ly nab an Academy Award, too. And yes, she wants to win. “�at’s the nomination from your peers,” she says. “It’s a very, very big deal.”

But whether or not she

In addition to Julianne Moore’s star turns in Still Alice and the Hunger Games movies, many other women

are stirring things up in Hollywood, both in front of and behind the camera.

1 | Gone Girl's girl power: Gillian Flynn penned both the book and the screen-play for the suspenseful 2014 smash. Rosamund Pike got an Oscar nomina-tion for her portrayal of the “girl.”

2 | Ava DuVernay stood out as the only female director among Golden Globe nominees for her work on Selma, also nominated for a Best Picture Oscar.

3 | Reese Witherspoon is Oscar-nom-inated for her starring role in Wild, and she also had producing roles on Wild and Gone Girl.

4 | Angelina Jolie was magnifi-cent starring in Maleficent, and she directed Unbroken.

5 | Fifty Shades of Grey boasts a fe-male director (Sam Taylor-Johnson), screenwriter (Kelly Marcel) and author (E.L. James).

6 | The Hunger Games: Mockingjay fran-chise stars Jennifer Lawrence, Natalie Dormer and Julianne Moore.

7 | The upcoming live-action Cin-derella (Mar. 13) features a mostly female cast, led by Lily James, Helena Bonham Carter and Cate Blanchett.

8 | This summer, Scarlett Johansson will try to help save the world as Black Widow alongside the other Avengers in Avengers: Age of Ultron (May 1).

9 | Elizabeth Banks is at the helm of Pitch Perfect 2 (May 15), directing and acting alongside Anna Kendrick, Hailee Steinfeld, Brittany Snow and Rebel Wilson.

10 | Suffragette (Sept. 11), which tells the story of early feminists, has a female writer and director (Sarah Gavron) and a powerhouse cast, in-cluding Meryl Streep, Helena Bonham Carter and Carey Mulligan.

—Heather Thompson

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same place every time.)More worrisome: When the keys turn up in odd places, like the refrigerator or trashcan, or you leave them in the ignition with the car running. People with dementia are also less able to retrace their steps to find items—and may forget what they’re looking for.

You can’t retrieve a word that’s on the tip of your tonguedon’t worry. Blame “block-ers,” words that sound simi-lar and sidetrack your brain. Trying to say rhinoceros, you get stuck on hippopotamus or triceratops. Usually, though, the right word comes to you later.More worrisome: Invent-ing words, like horn-cow for rhino, especially for everyday words like cat or toothbrush. Or not organizing words into logical sentences: “I mouth-brushed clean mouth.”

You have no idea why you entered a room don’t worry. This lapse can hit anyone who’s distracted, multi-tasking, stressed or nervous.More worrisome: Increasing lapses, or difficulty concen-trating and following direc-tions. People with Alzheimer’s develop trouble following a recipe, reading, writing or learning to use a new gadget.

You paid a bill twicedon’t worry about random screw-ups. Disorganization happens. More worrisome: Constant mistakes, unpaid bills, check-book errors, trouble making change in a store or not know-ing the month or year when you write a check. Problems

with money and finances often show up before memory loss.

You get lost while drivingdon’t worry. It's no big deal, especially if you're going somewhere new or have a lousy sense of direction. More worrisome: Getting lost on familiar routes, blanking on where you’re headed. An uptick in fender-benders is also a red flag.

Your best reality check Family and friends tend to spot warning signs of Alzheimer’s first—and even more reliably than cogni-tive screening tests, found a 2010 Washington University School of Medicine study. They best see patterns of odd mistakes and telltale person-ality changes (like anxiety and withdrawal). When in doubt, check with your doctor.

Many causes of symptoms similar to Alzheimer’s—depres-sion, medications, insomnia and the stress of excessive worry—are reversible. And, hopeful news: Researchers continue to make discoveries that provide insights into Alzheimer’s and are investigating new drug treatments for the disease.

—Paula Spencer Scott, the author of Surviving Alzheimer’s: Practical Tips and Soul-Saving

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1. Pierce skin of fresh sausage and brown it in a large Dutch oven. Remove from pan. Let cool, slice into rings and set aside.

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same place every time.)More worrisome: When the keys turn up in odd places, like the refrigerator or trashcan, or you leave them in the ignition with the car running. People with dementia are also less able to retrace their steps to find items—and may forget what they’re looking for.

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Is there any connection between handedness and the side on which one parts his or her hair? I am right-handed, but I recall a conversation many years ago between my parents (both deceased) that indicated I was left-handed at birth. I never thought much about it, but I do notice that I part my hair on the opposite side of most of my friends.

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More than 90 percent of right-handers have hair whorls that rotate clockwise, making it natural for them to part their hair on the left and comb the top to the right. Some may choose to part their hair on the other side for aesthetic reasons, such as enhancing a preferred side of the face, but their hair will not lay that way as easily. On non-right-handers (lefties and people who use both hands for many tasks), the whorls rotate in either direction with roughly equal likelihood. So if most of your friends part their hair on the left (natural for righties, who are in the majority), and you part your hair on the right, this is an indication—coupled with the talk you remember—that you may be a converted non-right-hander.

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18 VOLT CORDLESS 3/8" DRILL/DRIVER AND

FLASHLIGHT KIT

LOT NO. 68287/69652

Includes one18V NiCd battery

and charger.

Item 68287 shown $1999

Item 47902 shown

40 PIECE 1/4" AND 3/8" DRIVE SOCKET SET

$399 REG. PRICE $9.99

LOT NO. 4790261328 SAVE

60%

• SAE and Metric

$7999 REG. PRICE

$169 .99

LOT NO. 68049/6232660688/61253/61282

• Weighs 77 lbs.

RAPID PUMP® 3 TON LOW PROFILE HEAVY DUTY STEEL FLOOR JACK

20"

SAVE $90

AUTOMATIC BATTERY FLOAT

CHARGER LOT NO. 42292

69594/69955

$599 REG. PRICE $19 .99

Item 42292 shown

SAVE 70%

60", 4 DRAWER HARDWOOD WORKBENCH

$13999

$14999

REG. PRICE $249 .99

LOT NO. 93454 69054

Item 93454 shown

SAVE $110

LOT NO. 9414169874613206191361914

TRIPLE BALL TRAILER HITCH

$1999 REG. PRICE $59 .99

SAVE 66% $7999 REG.

PRICE $129 .99

1500 PSI PRESSURE

WASHER LOT NO. 68333 /69488

Item 68333 shown

SAVE $50 Item 60625

shown

REG. PRICE $19.99 $999

LOT NO. 9557869645 /60625

4-1/2" ANGLE GRINDER

SAVE 50%

LIMIT 4 - Good at our stores or HarborFreight.com or by calling 800-423-2567. Cannot be used with other discount

or coupon or prior purchases after 30 days from original purchase with original receipt. Offer good while supplies last.

Non-transferable. Original coupon must be presented. Valid through 6/15/15. Limit one coupon per customer per day.

SUPER

COUPON!

$8999 $11999 REG. PRICE

$169. 99

SAVE$80

CAN AND OBD II PROFESSIONAL

SCAN TOOL LOT NO. 98614

60694/62120

Item 60694 shown

$13499 REG. PRICE $299 .99

LOT NO. 6968461776 /61969/61970

12" SLIDING COMPOUND DOUBLE-BEVEL MITER SAW

WITH LASER GUIDESAVE $165

Item 69684 shown

SAVE 43%

14" ELECTRIC CHAIN SAW

REG. PRICE $79 .99

$4499 LOT NO. 67255 /61592

Item 67255 shown

Item 94141 shown

SUPER

COUPON!

Item 61253 shown

3-1/2" SUPER BRIGHTNINE LED ALUMINUM

FLASHLIGHTITEM 69052

69111/6252262573

VALUE $699

Item 69052 shown


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