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Features
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Sweetwater Reporter
Newsday Crossword
YARD GOODS by Gail Grabowski
Edited by Stanley Newman
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1 Manicurist's tool
5 Maple-syrup
sources
9 Smooth
transition
14 Creative thought
15 Very much
16 Tropical trees
17 Football officials,
for short
18 Kitchen-flooring
piece
19 Open-mouthed
20 Natural universe
2 3 as a fox
24 Hospital areas:
Abbr.
25 Preowned
26 Chimp, for
example
27 Wager
29 Uses needle
and thread
32 Mama's mate
34 Is in charge of
36 Playful bite
37 Community
structure
40 Historical
period
41 Send off, as a
payment
42 Brings to a halt
43 Moistens
45 Give permission
to
46 Explosive initials
47 Airline to Israel
49 Prefix for angle
50 Small rug
53 Clergy member
57 DVD-player
button
59 Make, as money
60 Doing nothing
61 Armored
vehicles
62 Scored 100 on
63 Oolong and
pekoe
64 Pretentious
65 Tips of socks
66 "So what is
new?"
DOWN
1 Lawyers'
employers
2 Absolutely
perfect
3 Southpaw's
nickname
4 Make simpler
5 Literary spoof
6 Wanted-poster
info
7 Opinion survey
8 Slow-cooked
meal
9 Practices boxing
10 Sharp-eyed 35 Like some
birds mountain views
11 Gave happiness 37 Not many
to
12 Baseball official
13 Opposite of
WNW
21 Make good as
new
22 Perform better
than
26 Rainy mo.
27 Seem suitable
for
28 Sunrise direction
30 Clever folks
31 James Bond,
e.g.
32 Remove the rind
from
33 Tax reduction
34 Place of
residence
38 Violin kin
39 Bank-acct. entry
44 T rousers
46 Current fashions
48 Unable to sit still
49 Number of Little
Pigs
50 Fashion-show
strutter
51 Book of maps
52 "One of
days . . ."
54 Heroic deed
55 Mexican snack
56 Low-cal, on a
label
57 Approx. landing
hour
58 Cookie
container
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Horoscopes By Holiday
FOR TUESDAY,
AUGUST 3, 2010
If you are starting to think
that your lifestyle seems to
require more endurance
and strength than you have,
you're not alone. We never
understand the full scope
of a situation until we are
in it, and if we knew going
in, we probably wouldn't
bother. But you also don't
know how strong you can
be. The Taurus moon helps
you find out.
ARIES (March 21-April
19). You are more creative
than you are rich. Steal the
time to work on your skills
and hone your vision. Keep
your eyes open for spon-
sors. You'll need financial
help to make this dream
come to life.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20). You are susceptible to
the influence of your peers
— everyone is to some
degree. But it's time to
shake loose from a certain
person's hold. Recognize
who is influencing you and
what this person's agenda
is.
GEMINI (May 21-June
21). Much is determined by
your socio-economic cir-
cumstances. Then again,
much more is attainable on
this earthly plane than you
once thought. Take a risk. It
will pay off immediately.
CANCER (June 22-July
22). You don't have to know
what your day is about — it
will tell you as it goes along.
The same is true of your
work. All you have to do is
commit to an action and a
theme will begin to develop
on its own.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22).
Your mind will be occu-
pied with business matters.
You have more to offer the
world and feel certain you
can get paid for it. Whether
you are a small company
or a one-person operation,
you are never too little to
think big.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.
22). Tiy not to finish too
much on your own. You
need the input of the group
— well, maybe you don't
need it exactly, but it ben-
efits you to involve others.
If you do too much, they
won't feel like they are a
part of the action.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.
23). Dealing with family,
especially the young, the
elderly and those closest
to you, will bring challeng-
es. Breathe deeply. It's an
instantly relaxing act that
will help you get through the
more Stressful moments.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
21). Those who make a
habit of passing judgment
on others are usually so
self-critical that they find
it difficult to relax and have
fun. Consider having fewer
opinions. Take life as it
comes;
SAGITTARIUS (Nov.
22-Dec. 21). You will be a
rock of stability for your
family, and the best part is
that you don't have to do
anything out of the ordinary
to create a feeling of security
and comfort. Dinner on the
table is more than enough.
CAPRICORN (Dec.
22-Jan. 19). It's only fair to
admit when you're wrong
— but not so quickly. Lately,
you've been apologizing a
smidge too often. You have
rights, too, you know! Avoid
saying "I'm sorry" when
"excuse me" will do.
AQUARIUS (Jan.
20-Feb. 18). It benefits you
now to follow the rules,
instructions and maps,
There's a good reason why
you were advised to go a
certain direction instead of
taking what appears to be a
shorter route.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20). You'll be presenting
your ideas. A sketch is bet-
ter than a finished layout.
Leave room for input. Don't
fill in all the blanks. Invite
others to bring their imagi-
nations to the process.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY
(August 3). Mediocrity
only recognizes itself, but
those with talent can recog-
nize exceptional brilliance.
You'll be among those who
see and are seen for their
unique contributions to the
world. A mentor helps you
make money in September.
New work excites you in
November. Loved ones
whisk you off on a June
adventure. Scorpio and
Pisces people adore you.
Your lucky numbers are: 31,
4, 39, 32 and 18.
ARABIC PARTS: THE
PART OF ABILITY: The
Arabic Parts is an astro-
logical method of analyz-
ing one's natal horoscope
chart using mathematical
equations to pinpoint spe-
cific qualities. The first of
the 97 parts is Ability. If
you have your birth chart
in front of you, please find
your Ascendant, Mars and
your Ascendant's ruling
planet. The formula we're
using is: Ascendant plus
Mars minus Ascendant's
Ruling Planet equals The
Part of Ability. There are
tools online to help with the
math — look for an Arabic
Parts calculator. As an
example, let's say that your
Ascendant is 26 degrees
Scorpio and your Mars is
2 degrees Sagittarius. The
ruling planet of Scorpio
is Mars. (Scorpio people
should use Mars as their
ruling planet, rather than
Pluto, which was not known
to the ancient world.) Go
to the calculator, plug in
your own information, and
determine your Part of
Ability. The person in the
above example had Ability
in 26 degrees Scorpio. This
person has a wonderful
ability to transform herself.
Like a snake, she sheds her
old outgrown persona when
it no longer selves her and
emerges renewed, refreshed
and ready to assume a new
life.
CELEBRITY
PROFILES: Ultimate
homemaker Martha Stewart
is a Leo, with Mercury, the
sign of communication, in
Cancer, the sign of home and
mothers. Venus in detail-
oriented Virgo suggests that
her love and appreciation
of details is matched only
by her amazing capacity
to tend to them. Stewart's
moon is in Sagittarius, the
sign that represents expan-
sion, social ease and good
fortune.
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