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TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2015
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5 Poorly lit
8 "Big Brother" host Julie
12 Spinning sound
13 Alias abbr.
14 Present
15 Developed flexibility
17 Plankton piece
18 Squid squirt
19 Tyrant
19 For all to hear
24 Limbs
25 Fishing bait, often
26 Hung on
30 Calendar abbr.
31 Flood preventives
32 Praise in verse
33 Paid attention
35 Thailand,
36 Basic lessons
37 Tranquilizes
38 Without delay
41 Rotation duration
42 "— Lang Syne"
43 Put on a pedestal
48 Capri, e.g.
49 Zero
50 Taboo action
51 Paper quantity
52 Perch
53 "Holy cow!"
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3 That guy
4 Element no. 68
5 Unlit
6 Eisen-hower
7 Enraged
8 Sliding dance step
9 Aid
10 Therefore
11 Clean
16 Conclude
20 Mayonnaise ingredients
21 MPs' quarry
22 Aces
23 Table scraps
24 Jojoys
26 Navigator and Mark LT, e.g.
27 Stir up
28 Dutch cheese
29 Reps.' rivals
31 Credit card result
34 Type of bike
35 Adage
37 Sardine container
38 Two-some
39 Strata-gem
40 — podrida
41 Lummox
44 Mid-after-noon, in a way
45 Menagerie
46 Type measure
47 Homer's inter-
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Collaborate with friends on projects that inspire and make a difference. You can achieve remarkable results. With the Sun and New Moon in Aquarius today, your team's on fire. Vision + action = innovation. Realize
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Today is an 8
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
Today is an 8
Gemini (May 21-June 20)
Today is an 8
Exciting new career opportunities appear. Focus on advancing your position. A new leadership phase dawns with the New Moon. Express your passion in your work. Explore your creativity. Go for a dream. Articulate
Travel beckons over the next month with the Sun and New Moon in Aquarius. Go somewhere you've always dreamed about. Study and get your homework done first. The workload may be intense. Celebrate completion somewhere exotic.
Imagine your family's future.
New income is possible. Discuss long-term goals and how to get there. The best things in life are still free. Save for bad weather.
Sort, file and organize. Manage
a dream together.
Cancer (June 21-July 22)
Today is an 8
your vision and mission.
A dream is within reach, if you work together. Encourage a miracle worker. Rely on each other. If you don't take action, an opportunity dissolves. Watch the insubstantial sift away. Good manners help you gain altitude. Make and accept promises.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is a 7
accounts and paperwork.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Today is an 8
Discover an epiphany about life, the universe and everything. It's all about love. Share some. New opportunities to utilize your talents arise. Choose for fun and passion. Have it forward a larger dream. Stand with your heart.
Begin a new home phase under the Aquarius Sun and New Moon. Take care of household responsibilities and projects. Get family on board with the plan. Take the first steps. Get creative and save money. Make dreams come true.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
Today is an 8
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is an 8
Act decisively. Focus on your work over the next month with the Sun in Aquarius. A new level of service grows under the New Moon. You don't want to go anywhere. Trust your own good
sense
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is a 7
You retain information especially well over the next month with the Sun and New Moon in Aquarius. You have a flair for storytelling. Write it all down. Begin a new phase in a creative dream in a creative
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Today is a 9
dreams come true.
dream project.
The Aquarius Sun and New Moon could inspire new income, in a new profitable phase. Expenses could rise as well, so keep sharp watch. Don't waste resources. Recycle for maximum use. Realize a financial dream by using it.
Today is a 9
You have the advantage this month, with the Sun and New Moon in your sign, ushering in a confident, powerful phase. Keep your patience. Humility serves you well. Take significant ground with a personal dream.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Today is a 9
dream by going for it.
A loved one cheers.
Savor solitude and introspection. Make long-term plans. Something's coming due. Be supportive. Listen to the wisdom of an elder. Visualize the dream. A miracle occurs when least expected. Restore mental and physical energy through
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 7
rest and meditation.
previous film, "The Master," Anderson has now completely sunk into his comfort zone as a director, continuing to push the limits of what American audiences might call a normal film.
Adapted from a book by the same name written by eccentric author Thomas Pynchon, the film follows the convoluted misadventures of a stoner/private detective named Larry "Doc" Sportello (Joaquin Phoenix). Doc's ex-girlfriend (Kathryn Waterston) comes to him one night asking for help solving a case involving her current boyfriend, a rich and powerful real-estate mogul, and his inner circle. What happens next, which is 90 percent of the rest of the movie, is pure, untampered vagueness.
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Something I can say with absolute certainty right now to almost every moviegoer is this: don't see this movie and expect to understand the plot. It is merely a nebulous series of events, twisted together into a whisper of a storyline. Instead, I advise sitting back and letting Anderson take you on a relaxed, smooth-flowing journey through the 1970s Los Angeles underbelly.
It's important to understand that this film is not meant to be a typical rising action, climax, resolution piece of work. Instead, the film is meant to honor and immortalize one of America's most influential, difficult and reclusive counter-culture
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novelists on the big screen.
The most important and revolutionary thing about this movie is its flow. It's almost like a lucid dream that you try desperately to enjoy, only to realize the harder you try to hold onto it, the looser your grip on it becomes. If you just lean back, relax and let the film take you where it wants you to go, you'll understand what it's trying to say, which is: hold on to your values, hold on to love and never doubt yourself. Watch Doc closely throughout the film and you'll realize that these are among the most important lessons to be gained.
Phoenix explores an untapped skill set that further adds to his impressive arsenal of acting abilities. There is something lovable and charming about Doc, but underneath you can sense an unshakable feeling of
his place in this world that is fueled by a deep, bridled aggression. Not many actors could pull off a character like this, but Phoenix does it beautifully.
Paul Thomas Anderson has carved out an image for himself over the years as a philosophical filmmaker whose work reaches some higher level of human understanding. He is a master of showmanship — a smoke-and-mirrors director who grew up in a show business family and has spent his entire life learning how to carve out a certain type of image for himself and his films. Anderson and his wily style take a backseat in this film, and he allows Pynchon's book to take the reins. It's a sign of maturity in a director, and a quality that any artist can hold a deep respect for.
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