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HOROSCOPE
10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
There's a time to be nurturing with your friends, and a time to be alone and focus on yourself. You can have both. Trust your instincts.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
Todays at 7
Today is 7
Express the love you have for your community.
It's a good time to plan a neighborhood garden exchange or block party. Embrace change: it brings you luck.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21)
**today is**
Love is trumphant again. It's time for an expedition to a faraway land, or to your artistic side. Paint, draw, play with colors, even if unsure. Explore.
Today is a 7
CANCER (June 22-July 22)
Today is 15!
Be thankful for what you've got. The end of one idea can represent the birth of another. Clear your thoughts with some quiet time. It all works out.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
Tuesday in a 9
Today is a day to
Access other people's differences allows for
hiring partnership. There's always something to
learn. Pay attention to your surroundings to
chart the terrain.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Today is an 8
[today]
both the game and the prize. Work also holds both the game and the prize. Learn to balance both today. Friends are impressed by this and admire you.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is a 7
Check in with a favorite friend or sibling. Try a new art or practice today; abstract painting, veggie roasting, karate kicking – the possibilities are endless
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is 7
Follow mom's advice to win. Home is where the heart is, especially this day. Pay attention to the ghosts of the past, then make your own decision.
Today it is 14
Do you know the facts and get them, to figure out what's next. Work on that novel, poem or letter that you've been waiting to write. You've got the words.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 19)
Education 8
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Money comes easily. Nevertheless, get even more efficient. A penny saved is better than two earned, its easier and faster. Don't forget to rest.
Today it's 12:45.
You're susceptible. Kindness gives you an inner
sense. You can do anything you want. What do
you want for other people? What do you want
for yourself?
Today is 7
The day can be more challenging than you wanted it to be. Stick to it. You're rewarded with sweet satisfaction and experience points.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
The Bottleneck
127 New Hamphire St • Lawrence Ks
Wednesday March 2nd
Great American Taxi
Friday, March 4th
Dirtfoot
/w/Billy the Squirrel
Friday, March 11th Trampled by Turtles w/ These United States / Eik Kodinken
Saturday, March 12th
Norma Jean
Immending Doom / Of Legends
Sunday, March 13th
The Get Up Kids
* Miniature Tigers / Ryan Bonz
Tuesday, March 15th Mike Gordon Band
Wednesday, March 16th Ott w/ Phutureprimitive
Thursday, March 17th Yo Mama's Big Fat Bottle Band
Thursday, March 24th
James McMurtry
in Bettrockets
Saturday, April 2nd
Hayes Carll
Thursday, April 7th
Brendan James
w/ MattWhite / Lauren Pritchard
Thursday, April 14th
Justin Townes Earle
Wednesday, April 20th
Mike Watt
w/ Braunck Device
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CROSS
1 Urban pollutant
5 Crafty
8 Mary's follower
12 Greek vowel
13 Spy org.
14 Hodge-podge
15 Traffic congestion
17 R.I. neighbor
18 "For — a jolly ..."
19 Consumed
20 Bundle of yarn
21 Banned insecticide
22 Grey-hound carrier
23 Each and —
26 Sleep-wear, slangily
30 Having Y chromosomes
31 Nourished
32 Not active
33 Not upset (by)
35 Add fuel to the fire
GREY&MOFRO
36 12 (Abbr.)
37 Cheerful sound?
38 Layered rock
41 Chick
42 "See ya"
45 Novice
46 Big name in aircraft production
48 Great story
49 8-Across' mom
50 Peruse
51 Frail
52 Neither Rep. nor Dem.
53 Agile
DOWN
1 Unuttered "Alas"
2 Additional
Solution time: 21 mins.
Yesterday's answer 3-1
24 Moving truck
25 Sprite
26 Clampett patriarch
27 Altar affirmative
28 Wapiti
29 Witness
31 Shriner's hat
34 Bright-orange "Sesame Street" Muppet
35 Polio vaccine discoverer
37 Battled for time
38 Crockpot creation
39 Advertise in a big way
40 Operatic solo
41 Formal dress
42 Road Runner's noise
43 Once around the sun
44 Vortex
46 Floral neckwear
47 120 min. = 2 —
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Yesterday's Cryptoquip: SINCE THAT
SCOUNDREL IN SEOUL IS A LIFETIME FELON, I
TEND TO THINK OF HIM AS A KOREA CRIMINAL.
Today's Cryptoquip Clue: R equals S
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Conceptis Sudoku
3 5 7 4
2 4 8 7
4 8 6 2
9 9 1 3
5 4 1 9
3 4 6
1 7 2 3
4
Difficulty Level ★★
Answer to previous puzzle
SNUGGS
Matthew Marsaglia
WHAT IS COLLEGE ALL ABOUT?
IT'S THE
PURSUIT OF AN EDUCATIONAL ODYSSEY.
YES, THERE'S STUDYING
INVOLVED, BUT IT'S
MORE ABOUT YOUR PATH, THE JOURNEY.
HOWEVER, THE REAL SECRET
IS NETWORKING THROUGH
WORK. THAT'S HOW YOU'LL SUCCEED
Chris Worley
OSCARS
MCLATCHY-TRIBUNE
Academy Awards ratings drop 7 percent, critics blame hosts
Many critics dissed the hosting combo of James Franco and Anne Hathaway, but considering that the ceremony lacked a huge crowdpleasing nominee such as last year's "Avatar," Sunday's 83rd Academy Awards telecast on ABC held up pretty well in the ratings.
The three-hour-plus show scored a 24.6 household rating in the top 56 TV markets, according to early results
from the Nielsen Co. That was down 7 percent compared with last year's broadcast.
But the ceremony, which awarded the best picture prize to "The King's Speech," slipped just 2 percent among viewers ages 18 to 49. That may have been thanks to Hathaway and Franco, the youngest cohosts in Oscar history and an effort by the academy, as Hathaway alluded to in an early joke, to be "appealing" to a youthful
demographic
The critics were mostly less than kind. The Hollywood Reporter said the awards show "could go down as one of the worst Oscar telecasts in history." Los Angeles Times critic Mary McNamara said the pair "played it safe" but nevertheless delivered what was expected of them.
More detailed ratings, including a total-viewer count, will be released later Monday.
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ODD NEWS
Ice cream made with human breast milk
donor requirements before being pasteurized and churned together with vanilla pods and lemon zest. The company named its product "Baby Gaga."
The company said that the milk was screened in line with blood
LONDON — Local government officials said Monday they have confiscated ice cream made with human breast milk from a London shop amid concerns the dessert is unsafe.
The company paid women who responded to an online ad to donate their breast milk and said all of its products meet the "highest and safest" of food standards.
Associated Press