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CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Opposed to
5 Central
8 Bedouin
12 Iowa crop
13 Alias abbr.
14 Erte's art style
15 Grand story
16 Wicker-encased bottle
18 Insist on
20 Served tea
21 Appear to be
23 Spoon-bender Coller
24 Outward manner
28 Slithery fish
31 Eggs
32 Male voice
34 Born
35 Instrument of Marxism*
37 Insanity
39 Young-ster
41 Harvard rival
42 Upper part of the foot
45 Maidens of Greek myth
49 Blue-stater
51 Hen pen
52 Slender
53 Japanese sash
54 Earthenware pot
55 Sea flock
56 Govt. media monitor
57 Agrees silently
OWN
1 Scored 100 on
2 "Unh-
uhh"
3 Decorate, perhaps
4 If
5 Aroused anger
6 Eisen-hower
7 Moist
8 Urge earnestly
9 Get one's bearings back
10 Rue the run
11 007
12 Debtor's letters
Solution time: 24 mins.
19 All spruced up
22 Cash
24 Homer’s interjection
25 A Gabor sister
26 Skilled shooter
27 Amoristic
29 Hawaiian garland
30 Carib bean or Caspian
33 Depend (on)
36 Mountaineer’s spikes
38 Without dissent
40 Calendar abbr.
42 Not busy
43 -- do-well
44 Lecture hall VIP
46 Equestrians’ game
47 Maintain
48 Resorts
50 “Wipeout” network
Saturday's answer 4-4
4-4 CRYPTOQUIP
K Y Q J T U X C D K X PL K I T
W K D M Y L A C Y L X K D Z R C L J CD X,
R C L A M E C L X Q E IB Q I BT
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Saturday's Cryptoquip: HEALTHFUL BAKED TREAT FEATURING FOODS LIKE CARROTS, BEETS, TURNIPS AND PARSNIPS: A ROOTCAKE.
Today's Cryptoquip Clue: Y equals F
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HOROSCOPE
Demand the facts and you'll get them. They help you figure out what to do next. You have the message and can get it out. It's a very lucky moment for it love. Ask for what your heart desires.
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
Today is a 9
10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.
You're more powerful than you ever imagined. Try again at something you have failed at before.
Practice your five-minute elevator speech and then deliver.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
Today is a 9
GEMINI (May 21-June 21)
Today is a 7
Listening is the most powerful part of communication. Observe rather than spend. Completion is within your grasp. It's okay to hide out. Consider travel plans.
CANCER (June 22-July 22) Today is a 9
Enjoy inspiring conversation with friends for the next few days. They understand and have a wider view. Talk over your ambitions, dreams and wild schemes.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
Todav is a 9
Take inventory of assets and liabilities for powerful decision-making. New assignments come in, so make a good impression by your practical point of view. A touch of mystery doesn't hurt.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Today is a 7
Let yourself explore. A dream inspires. Romance may well follow, since your brilliance is enchanting. Stop and paint a picture if you have the urge. You'll be glad for the memory later.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is a 7
Your imagination carries you to new places. You may find new meaning and inspiration now. Stash away your winnings. Consider a joint endeavor with a talented friend.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
Today is an 8
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is a 9
Inject glamour into your work.
It's a good time to take a trip. It doesn't have to cost money. You can use your imagination or visit a museum. Notice great style.
Your ideas blast you ahead in your career. You may want to start planning a new project now. Feed your urge to be creative, whether at work or play.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Todav is a 8
It's a fantastic day to let your imagination go wild, especially with a loved one. Participate in creative projects together. Take photos and write it all down.
Friends help you solve great philosophical problems. Don't fall for every offer. Focus on your home and family for the next couple of days. Sit with it.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.18)
Today is a 7
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Let an analytical person help. Discuss what worked and what didn't. Soak it all in. It's a perfect time for learning and growing. Don't reveal your entire agenda immediately.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 7
Conceptis SudoKu
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Answer to previous puzzle
Nick Sambaluk
BRITISH ROYALTY
Prince William's hairline receding quickly
ASSOCIATED PRESS
LONDON — Prince William looks like someone who has it all: royal status, a charming fiancee, good health, and an easy touch with his future subjects. But there is one thing he lacks: a full head of hair.
It's even more apparent since his 26-year-old brother Prince Harry still sports a luxuriant supply of tousled red hair.
Casual observers who have not paid much attention to Britain's future king in the years before his recent engagement to Kate Middleton have been surprised by the extent of the 28-year-old's hair loss. William still cuts a tall, imposing figure, but his bald spot has been spreading as his hairline recedes.
The British tabloids have been merciless in their coverage, constantly punning the "hair to the throne" theme, and comparing his hair loss to that of his father, Prince Charles, and the follically challenged prime minister, David Cameron.
William keeps his hair short, as befsa a Royal Air Force helicopter rescue pilot, but the military look only emphasizes the way his hairline has changed.
Zoe Robinson, another student, also doesn't see a problem with the thinning hair: "It's just kind of a part of him, isn't it?"
Is hair loss dampening William's appeal? Jennifer Engelhart, a 19-year-old student, doesn't think he should worry.
"He's got the prince appeal and I don't think ... the lack of hair can ever take that away," she said.
William's receding hairline has a genetic link. His father, Charles, and his grandfather, Prince Philip.
also experienced it, although at a slower pace.
Dr. Bessam Farjo, a British hair restoration surgeon who has treated patients as young as 14, said William should take steps now to keep as much hair as possible.
"Considering his young age and the unpredictability of where his hair loss is going to end, his main priority should be to stabilize his situation," Farjo said. "Some medications certainly have a track record of stopping the hair loss so long as the person continues to use (them)."
Farjo said it has become socially acceptable over the last decade for men to intervene to prevent hair loss.
There is a simpler solution William could just follow in his grandmother's footsteps and develop a fondness for hats.
SOUTH AFRICA
Artists show work in support of sexual violence in Congo
ASSOCIATED PRESS
JOHANNESBURG — A sculptural bust made of discarded bullet cartridges has a protruding belly with a hole in it. Another bust encased in a large glass case has holes in its heart, belly and thigh.
"The hole represents life," Freddy Tsimba, 43, said of the busts he made using tens of thousands of bullet cartridges he has collected over more than 10 years of war in his native Congo.
Tsimba and 10 other renowned Congolese artists exhibited work in South Africa's commercial hub on Tuesday for "Art for Peace," a show whose proceeds will support victims of sexual violence in east-
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"Through the arts we hope to contribute to the healing process," said South African Minister of Arts and Culture Paul Mashatil. "We reach out to the women and children of eastern (Congo) who have been scarred and whose scars will last a lifetime."
ern Congo.
Violence is reaching new levels of savagery in this corner of Congo, where competition for control of mineral resources has drawn in several armed groups, including the Congolese army.
Exhibitors said the money will benefit a hospital in Bukavu, a large city in eastern Congo. Panzi Hospital specializes in the treatment of reproductive trauma and trauma from sexual violence.
Various groups of fighters there have used rape as a strategy to intimidate the population.
The United Nations says hundreds of thousands of people have been raped or sexually abused in Congo. The pervasiveness of rape
in the Congo is part of what makes it so horrifying — one-third of Congo's rapes involve children, and 13 percent of victims are children under the age of 10.
The biggest U.N. peacekeeping force in the world of 18,000 troops has been unable to end violence in Congo. At least 8,300 rapes were reported in 2009, but aid workers saw the true toll is much higher.
Survivors of sexual assault in eastern Congo face many challenges getting help because of displacement, political insecurity and a lack of facilities.
Asa Runstrom, a spokeswoman for Panzi Hospital, said they give free treatment to all victims of sexual violence. She said contributions would help them continue their work.
"We are not here to cry but to look at the strength of these women," said Willy Yay, who helped curate the exhibit with The Pygma Group, an Africa-based consulting group.
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