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Aries (March 21-April 19)
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Today is a 9
Kick back, play and think big,
Ask probing questions, and don't worry about results. Love gives you the advantage. Convince through logic. Broaden your perspective. Use all your charms.
Send a positive message.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
Today is an 8
Gemini (May 21-June 20)
Today is an 8
You have extra resources for a household project, if you need them. Follow a bunch. Heed advice from family. Convince your partner by addressing their concerns. Listen for the best plan.
You and an expert can solve a tough problem. Follow a friend's recommendation. Love and truth get you past any tough spots with grace. People are saying nice things about you.
Cancer (June 21-July 22)
Today is a 9
An important person comes through for you again. Accept more responsibility with a challenge, gracefully. Stick with what you know works, for a while. Continue to shop wisely. It pays off.
Leo (July 23-Aug.22)
Today is a 9
Welcome a visitor from far away. Consider a new possibility, and make a wise move on to the next adventure. Follow a great suggestion. Public funds may be available. Green light: go.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Today is a 9
A dream figure shows you how to make a change. Meanwhile, accept a gift for your home. Bring out valuables you've kept hidden. Money for a household investment becomes available. Test a new
product.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is a 9
brilliance.
Try out a new idea and get creative. Friends offer good advice. Tell the truth, and ask probing questions. Learn new skills from a master. Dazzle them with your
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
Today is an 8
Ask for what you want, and accept a generous offer. Keep track of your promises. Work can be fun, too you know. Don't forget to invoice. Work faster and more.
more money.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is an 8
Accept an honor and a great suggestion from a child. Your imagination is greatly admired. Control your personal spending. You have the innate power to do this. Friends believe you can do
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Today is an 8
Keep track of your winnings. Get it in writing. Arrange financing or play with investments. You may have more than you realize. Continue a renovation project. Good news comes from far away.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Today is an 8
Collaboration is a good idea. This could even be enjoyable. Turn down a risk. Persuade with the evidence, and let friends know what you've discovered. This new information causes a modifica-
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CROSSWORD
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Quiet Corral has played in a variety of music festivals, including Austin City Limits, South by Southwest, Middle of the Map Fest and is scheduled to play in Kanrockas.
CORRAL CHEMISTRY
Formed in 2010, local band Quiet Corral has worked its way through the music festival rankings
CARA WINKLEY editor@kansan.com
Ten minutes before the show, only a handful of people were standing in front of the stage.
waiting for the next act to go on. The venue was a smaller stage across the hall from the Uptown main stage, a two-level room with the bar up top overlooking the dance floor and stage. The blue walls framed the sunken stage and looked like a picture box framing the band as they set up. After a few minutes of sound check, Quiet Corral, a six-man band, began to play. The dance floor was packed. Two girls slyly made their way around the people in front of them to stand front and center of the stage. As the band
this summer. This local band is quickly gaining recognition in the music industry, and is doing so by its strong relationship with its fans and smart strategy to get ahead.
began to play their first song — an upbeat original — everyone watched intently. They started to rock back and forth, bobbing their heads and mimicking every move the band made.
Quiet Corral formed in 2010. It started touring the summer of 2011 and has played many big-name music festivals including Austin City Limits, South by Southwest, Middle of the Map Fest and will play at Kannocksas
The band has six members: Isaac Flynn, 21, from Lawrence plays drums, guitar and vocals; Jesse Roberts, 26, from Hutchinson, does vocals and plays guitar and the mandolin; Zach Mehl, 22, from Lawrence, plays guitar keyboard and vocals; Matt Green, 22, from Lawrence, plays bass guitar and vocals; J Barnes,
"We like getting to know people and establishing real friendships."
ISAAC FLYNN Band member
32, from Picayune, Miss., plays the drums; Garrett Childers, 24, from Phoenix, Ariz., does vocals and guitar.
Their chemistry with each other and their fans is a large part of what makes them successful and what keeps listeners coming back for more. As I was interviewing them on the sidewalk in downtown Kansas City, Mo., outside the Uptown Theater, many fans of the band came walking
by. Each time they did, Flynn immediately acknowledged them and struck up a short "How are you?" conversation. He made each one of them feel recognized and important.
Some of their fans are good friends whom they have known since before the band, and they still hang out with them all the time. As for the newer fans, Flynn says he tries to say hi and have a real conversation with them. "We like getting to know people and establishing real friendships," Flynn said.
Also, a band needs to actually get along with one another to be successful. "We have good chemistry and enjoy being around each other," Green said.
Quiet Corral originally was called Quiet Chorale, which basically means "quiet singing group." They decided this probably wasn't a great name for a rock band, so they changed the "chorale" to "corral." Even now, people sometimes get confused when they see the name
and think they are a country band. Though they may wear flannel sometimes, they describe their music style as rock with influences of folk, gospel and Tom Petty.
Quiet Corral's music style complemented the Middle of the Map Fest, a three-day music festival of local, national and emerging artists in downtown Kansas
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