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HOROSCOPES Because the stars know things we don't.
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Today is a 6
today is a 6
Consider practical measures to advance. Proceed with caution. Maintain an even keel. Hold judgment in case of confusion. You're gaining respect. Make some changes to your work schedule. Work smarter, not harder.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
Today is a 6
In a disagreement about priorities,
it's okay to ask questions. Share ideas;
don't hoard them. Tempers could flare.
Face a challenge squarely. Schedule
carefully once the route's determined.
Keep practicing, and you'll get through.
Gemini (May 21-June 20)
Today is a 7
The schedule is wacky. Keep communication channels open in case of unexpected developments. Verify info and sources. Challenge the status quo. Find affordable ways to improve your home, and relax with a movie later.
Cancer (June 21-July 22)
Today is a 6
Review investment details. Stay home instead of going out. Keep it frugal. Let others solve a difficult problem. Follow through, even with reminders. Be alert for emotional undercurrents. Courage and persistence win
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is a 7
Grab an opportunity quickly. Anticipate resistance, and do what really works. Promises alone won't do it. Double-check your numbers. Don't launch yet, but nail the option. Review instructions and regulations with care before following through.
and persistence win.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Today is an 8
There may be disagreement about priorities. Stick to basics or postpone a meeting. Ask tough questions. Take care not to provoke jealousies. Review considerations to make a final decision. When thoughts wander, remember
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2013
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is a 6
Mind and heart align now. Walk, jog or run. Take a mental health day. Let somebody else challenge the status quo and review facts. Ask them to dig into the archives for real gems.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
Today is a 6
A creative venture flops. Face facts.
Accept a new assignment. Take the
long view. You create the price tag. Get
expert advice and team participation.
Your brilliant realization: add more love.
Consider all options.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is a 6
Today is a 6
Public responsibilities take the stage.
Wait for temporary confusion to clear.
Pesky guests or regulations could annoy.
Splurgie just a little. It's a good moment to ask for a raise. Use creativity.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Today is an 8
A teacher offers perspective. Research your next move. Venture farther out. Don't throw you money away. What feels good isn't always the best choice. New information impels a change in plans. Inspire success with straight questions.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Today is an 8
Finish an important job. Intuition lears you to the right resources. Get a partner to help. If you're going to be late, call. Finances are unstable. Keep your home systems functional. Barter and trade.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 7
Work now and play later. Some innovative ideas won't work. Seek advice from a wise partner. Keep it all in the family. You can handle a tough interrogation. Do the homework, and have a backup plan.
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5 Book-keeper (Abbr.)
8 Abbr. on a phone
12 Taj Mahal city
13 That woman
14 Soccer legend
15 "Dead Poets Society" director Peter
16 Gave a name to
18 At hand
20 Furry wraps
21 Raw minerals
23 Total
24 Tangled up
28 Camper' shelter
31 Court
32 French - soup
34 Meadow
35 Satanic
37 Involved
39 Trail behind
41 James of jazz
42 Fails to
45 Donny or Marie
49 Really excited (about)
51 Soft cheese
52 To be, in Toulon
53 Past
54 Capri, for one
55 Santa's sackful
56 Deteriorate
57 Not single-sex
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1 Croquet venue
2 Curved molding
3 Operatic solo
4 "Rosemary's Baby" star Mia
5 Wyoming's capital
6 Ballpoint, e.g.
7 — and crafts
8 Choose not to participate
9 In confused haste
10 Gen. Robert —
11 Cincinnati team
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19 Vivacity, in music
22 French river
24 Ram's mate
25 Autumn mo.
26 Grooming product
27 Activity book puzzle
29 Born
30 Slight amount
33 Turner and Cole
36 Mascara sites
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40 Wilde-beest
42 Anti-insect ingredient
43 Aware of
44 Despot
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SHOWTIME
Members of the Blue Man Group play unique instruments made from plastic pipes, flexible poles and other unusual objects.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Blue Man Group deliver unique show to Lied Center
TOM DEHART
tdehart@kansan.com
The Lied Center stage will turn blue tonight for its second performance of the Lied Center Presents performance series. The distinctive style of the Blue Man Group will enhance audience's senses tonight and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Blue Man Group got its start in 1987 in New York and has now grown into a global phenomenon. The unique form of entertainment combines technology, comedy and music to capture audiences of all ages. The group is currently on its first North American tour.
Brian Tavener, who has been a Blue Man for six years and will be performing alongside two other Blue Men on the Lied Center stage this week, said that this tour's show is a spectacle for the eyes, and is a personal favorite of his.
“This tour has gotten a complete face-lift on the technology aspects of the show, so the audience can expect a spectacle—it's a feast for the eyes just along the lines of how the show looks.” Tawener said. “Also, the four piece band that plays music the entire show,
which basically represents the psyche of the Blue Man Group, is amazing."
"As a Blue Man, I get to be a 110 percent version of Brian Tavener,"
One of the things that draw most people to the show, Tavener also said, is that the show is a constant work in progress that allows the performers to reflect the culture of the times, and that is ultimately why the show has enjoyed such notable success.
"I get to be myself as I would exist if we didn't have rules, or didn't know what was right or wrong in our society. That's what I like about being a Blue
Tekbilek as well as the Paris-based Hermes Quartet. University students are at an advantage when purchasing these tickets for Lied Center Presents performances because the Lied Center is required to hold tickets that have been subsidized by the Student Senate, according to Lied Center Marketing Communications Director, Michele Berendsen.
"We basically never sell
"As a Blue Man, I get to be a 110 percent version of Brian Tavener."
Man, it's like I get to be the baby that I once was that never knew anything from anything else. It's a beautiful way to experience 2,000 people all at once."
BRIAN TAVENER Blue Man Group
Blue Man Group is only one of the many shows that will be performed as part of Lied Center Presents this school year. Other performances this month include Turkish musician Omar Faruk
we set out of tickets," Berendsen said. "By contract, we have to keep tickets up until the day of. Last season we came close to selling out by about 6 or 7 tickets, but we never did." Tickets for
MUSIC
the Blue Man Group show start at $35 for University students, faculty and staff. Students can save money on other Lied Center performances this school year by purchasing a Performing Arts Pass which allows students into 18 performances for $125.
Edited by Casey Hutchins
Song of the day rt your week off right with some chill vibes
Song: Malandrino
Artist: Gogol Bordello
Album: Pura Vida Conspiracy (2013)
Label: ATO
Gogol Bordello is a punk band with its roots in punk, folk and what some would refer to as "gipsy music." This song, "Mandrino," cycles through a folk-style intro with some classical guitar, and explodes into a fast, punk-ish beat with accompanying wind instruments and violins. At times, the song sounds like two separate pieces that have been melted together to create a larger—and more bizarre—track.
—Tom Dehart
ATO Records