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SOME THINGS WILL NEVER CHANGE.
DITHERED TVf TS by Stan Waling
The former Dr. Nick finds yet another
way to Carnegie Hall...
malpractice, malpractice, malpractice.
ACROSS
1 Knight’s lady
5 Edibles
9 Jeopardy
14 Gershwin and
Levin
15 Tommy Lee’s
rock group,
Motley_
16 Ooze out
17 Air outlet
18 Children’s string
game
20 Kournikova and
Pavlova
22 Crazy
23 Humbly patient
24 ‘The Thinker” or
"David”
26 Aquatic croaker
28 Rancor
30 Rodeo rope
35 Classified_
38 Attractive woman:
slang
39 Transfer tube
40 Macy’s or Sears
43 Excuses
44 Melee
45 Letters for little
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7 No longer in a
race
8 Catch sight of
9 _ diem (daily)
10 Midterm or final
11 Impolite
12 Loafing
13 Soup vegetable
19 Pigeon call
21 Like some
tomatoes
25 Gives out
27 Shines
29 Belief: suff.
31 Likely
32 Oxford or wedgie
33 Organize
34 Singles
35 Eden resident
36 Sub shop
37 Whirl around
39 Swiped
41 Natl. TV network
42 Zero
47 Kenyan nationalist
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49 School official
51 Conundrum
55 Sails supporter
59 Firepower
61 Piece of parsley
62 Self-governing
groups
65 Shoulder bag
66 Trap
67 Against
68 Exposed
69 Throw about
70 Grunts of disgust
71 Saucy
DOWN
1 Prima donnas
2 _we all?
3 Spiritual
nourishment
4 Landed manor
5 TV regulatory
agcy.
48 First-rate
50 Psyche division
52 Search blindly
53 Bishop’s
headdress
54 Representative
55 Catholic service
56 Father’s sister
57 Luminary
58 Ripped into
pieces
60 Eve’s third
63 Fresh
64 Bro’s sibling
HOROSCOPES
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (OCT. 26).
First, get your nest into order.
Then, you can relax. You need a
safe place where you can bring a
gentle person. A secret love ends
up becoming the real thing.
Sure, there’ll be problems, but
nothing you can’t overcome.
With faith and love, all things
are possible.
ARIES (MARCH 21-APRIL 19) -
Pick up a little something special
for your sweetheart and for-a
friend or two. A funny card,
chocolates, tickets to the game —
you don’t have to spend a lot to
make a fabulous impression. It’ll
feel good to make them smile.
TAURUS (APRIL 20-MAY 20) - A
seed you planted long ago and
tended with care should start to
bear fruit. This means cash.
Something you’ve been taking care
of has appreciated. Check it out
GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE 21)
If you’re going to ask for more
money, do it carefully. Be polite,
respectful and considerate.
Make it clear you’ll provide
more than is requested, so the
other person is getting a good
deal. No tricks.
CANCER (JUNE 22-JULY 22) -
Your intuition is starting to
work again. Your guardian angel
is trying to tell you something.
Your urge to get out for a new
adventure — that’s it! This
message isn’t coming mentally.
It’s visceral.
LEO (JULY 23-AUG. 22) —
How can you find the money to
do what you want? There’s
plenty of money, but how do you
get them to give it to you? Get
advice from a person who owes
you a favor.
VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEPT. 22) -
It should be getting easier to get
your meaning across. This goes
for the nonverbal as well as the
verbal means of communication.
The latter is obstructed by all the
work you’re cranking out today,
but it should be a breeze tonight.
LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT 22) —
There’s work to be done to bring
in that fat paycheck. If creativity
is required, never falter. Your
intuition is right on target now.
Not only do you know what to
do, but you know what will be
profitable. Be bold.
SCORPIO (OCT. 23-NOV. 21) -
Do you have a secret romantic
fantasy? Something that
requires a little more of an
investment than you usually
spend? How about a weekend in
a nice hotel with your true love?
Get the honeymoon suite with
the Jacuzzi.
SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22-DEC. 21) -
Instead of traveling, how about
bringing the gang over to your
house? Or what about just
having the place to yourself?
You might decide to let them
party on without you while you
get some needed sleep. Relax
and let your subconscious mind
do the work.
CAPRICORN (DEC. 22-JAN. 19) —
Some lessons are learned
through words, some through
experience. But our experience
isn’t always reliable. We
remember selectively. We look
backwards through filters. Don’t
do that, OK? Something that was
tough can be easy.
AQUARIUS (JAN. 20-FEB. 18) -
It’s time to make the sale. Get the
signature and put the check into
the bank. Don’t talk too much.
That would be
counterproductive. If you behave
as if it’s a done deal, it will be.
PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH 20) -
The more you get done, the more
energy you’ll have. It’s not magic;
it’s more like plumbing. You’re
cleaning out the pipes,
unclogging the drains. You’re
letting the energy flow. Keep at it!
CALENDAR
Get bitten by Dracula
Just in time for
Halloween, The
Columbia City Ballet
will perform
Dracula: Ballet with
a Bite. The show
runs through
Sunday, with two
performances each
day. Roger Center.
Friday at 7 p.m. and
10 p.m., Saturday at 3
p.m. and 7:30 p.m. $9
$35, adults; $7-$25,
students.
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SMO to perform
This Athens, GA based 4
piece band combines heavy
melodic rock, funk, reggae
and dual lead vocals.
Opening will be Jettingham,
straightforward rockers
with an ear for melodic
hooks. Sundance Bar and
Grill. 10 p.m.
Friday
Oct. 26
DIDO AND AENEAS: Longstreet
Theatre. Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, 7:30 p.m. $25, adults;
$10, students.
THE WAILERS, DJ SHEKEESE
ROOTS REGGAE: The Elbow
Room, 812 Harden St.
THE LARAMIE PROJECT: Trustus
Theatre, 520 Lady St, Friday and
Saturday at 8p.m., Sunday at 3
p.m.
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Saturday
Oct. 27
FALL FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL: The
Horseshoe. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
BLUES FESTIVAL: Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. Memorial Park.
Noon-10 p.m. Free.
SEX MOB,RED HIT: New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State St.
ISABELLE’S GIFT: The Elbow
Room, 812 Harden St.
FIERCE LOVE: Trustus Theatre,
520 Lady St. 11:15 p.m. $7.50.
MONSTER MASH HALLOWEEN
BASH: $1,000 in costume prizes.
Featuring Southern rockers
Drivin ‘n’ Cryin’. Jillian’s, 800
Gervais St.
Sunday
Oct. 28
MY FAIR LADY: The Roger
Center, 701 Assembly St. 7:30
p.m. $28-$30.
NADA HAUNTED HOUSE: First
floor of Nada’s blue house, next
to Gambrell Hall. 8-10 p.m. $2
donation to charity.