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I <Wt Wit tb Ste. 01’ fttaUe erupt" ""-Y I future, disappoints www.Joshshalek.com kkJ_shay@Joshshalek.com NOT QUITE WRONG by Ross Nover_ r ) I TrieKCHMbCUs RT 'ge ucRucny oueee. ^ *1 wwif war mi WWW UfTIWu 11 ^ *=■ ifleCW^WKIIKj weewewl neN«wiw * wtwpsToW.. |. f Hetu>, Unte § ^ Figp'tf fi _ Sk_* IT ftlEK H2RT0M/ UfrftWgftWMT mulWk wk mnmrusl rormkMR ii_ ^ IPtMMSe. twneawftwi totem- *t j«aiSneW)our i wm tiMtNN i tmwmsm I . m f [Pi"i l rn iSStM aTN - <=b >Scnefti’rqjtfer(??J I I bee((S> WUbnknes, corr\ u)tou),kcKf»»»’'a^:s^wv> * * 4 4' CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Beaver barrier 4 Notes of scales 7 Golfer Curtis 14 Neckline shape 15 Ginger_ 16 Put up 17 Pursue persistently 18 Carpentry tool 19 Comes down with 20 Trapper's traps 22 “Silver Streak” star 23 _Alamos, NM 24 Actress Sandra 25 Oxidizes 29 Soft, thick lump 31 Itemize 32 Grand_ National Park 33 Goals 34 Real follower? 36 100 sq. meters 37 Extinct bird 38 Still energetic 39 Peggy or Spike 40 Traveler’s rest 41 Soviet dictator 42 Jack of talk SI IUWS 43 Nicker 45 Shipshape 46 Behaves 47 Angry look 48 Blasting letters 49 To the point 50 Looks_ everything 52 Slow movers 55 One chemical bond 58 Part of a tour 59 As well 60 Nielsen figures 61 Moray_ 62 Call off 63 Temples and navels 64 Lowest bill 65 Adriatic or Caspian DOWN 1 Home movie letters? 2 Semi-eternity? 3 Ego gone mad © 2005Tribune Media Services, Inc. 04/04/UO All rights reserved. 4 Emits a beam of light 5 Woeful word 6 Put in stitches 7 1973 Triple Crown winner 8 Cafeteria carrier 9 Replied swiftly with wit 10 Accumulate 11 Utmost 12 Horse command 13 Wynn and Begley 21 Holds up 22 Deadly 24 Far-off quality 26 Cavern hangers 27 Ripped into 28 Expressions of scorn 29 Las Vegas business 30 Train-set brand name 31 Pre-Easter season 35 Camp quarters Solutions hi ■ 11!1111MBs|g|o|N|v|id[o Q N 3BT 3 jls 9 N 1 1 V d o o Tl|~9 3 jB 3~ Cl I Id 3 d s i J_ 3 a VI ■'£' IT d vMT n iMa a v i 9 S 1 0 y|i V 3 nBh 9 _l_ _3 _N d V V ~dTBl~N I 1 V 1 sMT7 N I _3_ j_ TBpT _a a_ j_ i_ _n 7TJBV ^ 3 d vBg i _v i_ JJBjL w.J__v n o i 3 TB[T s i TBIT o i s " i s n ~aBBT 3 aJBls o TW j~d o a d ~dWs 3 a v_2i S3 H 01 voMMviMooa q 3 i 3 ] q alii vlf3 a 3ioiNiv[HnnibM i 1/^ I v I a 88 beating in theaters 42 Family man 44 Cheesy crust 49 Viewpoint 51 Boundary 52 Observed i ne_Manger 54 Scotch mixer 55 Old hand 56 Dumbo’s wing 57 Mom-and-pop grp 58 Zodiac sign HOROSCOPES ARIES Conditions are good for meeting with others to figure out what to do next. You’ve got the idea, they know what to do and voila! You’re on your way. TAURUS Take your time as you decide which items to buy and which to do without. You have a talent for setting priorities, especially where money’s concerned. GEMINI Romance and travel are both highly favored. You’re also very good at soaking up information and teaching it, practically at the same time. This ought to be fun. CANCER It’ll take a while to learn how to use the latest technology, but that’s nothing compared to the time you’ll save. Get into it. ^ m. -w LEO True love is based more on substance than on symbolism. Choose the person who makes you think to be your permanent partner. The confrontation will keep you sharp. VIRGO You’re pretty good with electronics and other kinds of new technology — after you get into it. Be patient with yourself. LIBRA A meaningful conversation with an exciting person can help you discover the next step in your spiritual evolution. Study religion from a scientific point of view, and vice versa. SCORPIO There’s lots of activity going on at your place, and creativity is required. It’s good to have a plan, of course, but don’t get too attached to it. SAGITTARIUS You’re a rather independent type, but lately you might find you’ve been in the mood to make a commitment. Go ahead — the sooner, the better. CAPRICORN Cleaning out your closets is a chore you don’t relish, but this time it could be quite profitable. Keep sorting and filing and putting things away, and you’ll be well rewarded. AQUARIUS Your investigation goes very well now, with one thing leading to another. Continue to seek the truth, and it shall be revealed to you. PISCES The work you’re doing behind the scenes is making a good impression. You’re not asking for fame or glory, and that adds to your credibility. CALJiJNUAK TODAY 88MPH WITH THIS ABOVE ALL, WRITTEN IN BLOOD, THE SUNSET MASSACRE: 7 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $7. All ages. “THE MERCHANT OF VENICE”: 7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. “THE MUSIC MAN": 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. TUESDAY POETRY & PROSE NIGHT WITH THE MICROWAVES, THE COOTER SCOOTERS: 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $3. “THE MERCHANT OF VENICE”: 7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. “THE MUSIC MAN”: 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. r88MPH P^ThisAbove All, Written’* in Blood, and The Sunset * Massacre: 7 p.m. at New j Brookland Tavern, $7. A ■ JEANS Continued from page 9 “Any great trend comes from the streets, whether it’s New York, Los Angeles or downtown Kansas City,” said Flumiani, co owner of Standard Style Boutique, a designer denim haven in Leawood, Kan. (standardstyle.com). “When denim made its rise again about five years ago, it was people going to thrift stores buying used denim and deconstructing them and adding their own signature to it.” But many women are spending $100 to $250 for popular high fashion denim designs, like Blue Cult, Seven for All Mankind, Rock & Republic and Citizens of Humanity. Brianna Middleton of Kansas City said $100 is reasonable for a pair of jeans with a good fit, especially because they have a long closet life. “I have a favorite pair of jeans that fit perfectly that I have had for five years,*’ she said. “I think a lot of people agree that jeans can get better with age, too.” If you are willing to spend $100 or more, a good pair of jeans isn’t hard to find, said Middleton, who owns at least 20 pairs. “There are so | many designer jeans on the market right now ... there is a pair for almost every figure type.” Jeannie Coleman isn’t buying it. “I don’t believe anything could tempt me to pay $100 for a pair of jeans,” said Coleman, a 23 year-old solutions delivery consultant at Cerner. “I would feel guilty in some weird way. I am a super bargain shopper, and I have always found good quality jeans for less than $100. The most I have ever spent was $50.” And taking your denim from day to night is easy, said Patricia McCune, trend and fabric manager at Lee jeans. “There are so many ways to prettify your denim.”