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PHOTO SPECIAL TO THE GAMECOCK Country continued from PAGE 5 local snakes—lots of snakes — to crocodiles, the attraction features both indoor and outdoor exhibits, and, of course, a gift shop. ♦ MEDICAL LEECH MUSEUM, THE GADSEN HOUSE, 329 EAST BAY ST., CHARLESTON: They are not the world’s most lovable crea tures, and they are certainly not very attractive. But they do have their own museum in the palmetto state where you can learn everything that you ever wanted to know — and assuredly more than a few things that you never hoped to know — about medical usage of these blood-suck ing creatures. ♦ the rice Museum, 633 FRONT ST., GEORGETOWN: According to the attraction’s Web site, the museum celebrates “rice culture in Georgetown County.” Get your fill of regional flair and, well, rice at the same time. True fact: In the 1840s, Georgetown pro duced nearly half of the country’s rice crop. ♦ BMW ZENTRUM AND GALLERY, 1400 HIGHWAY 101 SOUTH, GREER: They not only make some sleek-looking luxury cars, but they have a heck of a building for showing them off. The museum houses a collection of, you guessed it, BMW-produced vehicles from motorcycles to an M3 Formula II race car. ♦ DRAYTON HALL, 3380 ASHLEY RIVER RD., CHARLESTON: No, not USC’s Drayton Hall — Charleston’s Drayton Hall re mains the oldest preserved plan tation house in the country that is open to the public. Check out this integral piece of the South’s his tory and see a picturesque exam ple of Palladian architecture. Comments on this story?E-mail gamecockmixeditor@hotmail.com ACROSS 1 Top prize 6 Glisten 11 IRS employee 14 Diminish 15 Go along with 16 Still and_ 17 Underwater explosives detector 19 Scot’s refusal 20 Real property? 21 Flexible 23 Freeman of the NFL 26 Part of TGIF 27 Will Smith biopic 30 Mote 31 Security cash 32 Cities in Peru and Ohio 34 Boot accessory 36 Squabbles 39 City under Vesuvius 41 Carriage 43 Break Suddenly CROSSWORD s*. @ 2003 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 10/10/03 All rights reserved. inmminy sound 46 Quaking tree 47 Abound 49 Office filNn 51 Last bit 52 Run on the pitcher 54 Parts of sandals 56 Make right 58 Mount in the Cascades 62 Jackie’s Onassis 63 Andes squirrels '66 Gun lobby initials 67 Dutch export 68 Stick ’em up! 69 _Aviv-Jaffa 70 Aroma 71 Without content DOWN 1 David Bowie hit 2 Egyptian sacred bird 3 Declaim violently 4 Word with . engine or iron 5 Precedent setting court action 6 “_Loves You” 7 Shade 8 Drive 9 Famous Coward 10 List of mistakes 11 Breakfast balls 12 No-frills 13 Smart guy? 18 Departed 22 Blouses 24 Red dye 25 Naughty child 27 Zermatt setting 28 Disney King 29 Irrelevant 31 Male sib 33 Show up 35 Higher one of two 37 Tiny chirper 38 Transmit 40 Cult’s ending 42 Deep blue 45 Addams Family cousin \ Solutions •v 48 Votes in 55 Oregon capital 50 Sitcom set in 57 Good buddy Korea 59 Smack 52 Barely sufficient 60 Diplomacy 53 Yankee manager 61 Pallid Joe 64 Zero 54 Subway entrance 65 Sgt.’s underling HOROSCOPES ARIES Another person might be able to express your position better. Provide leadership and motivation, and let someone else pick the right words. TAURUS You and your sweetheart have a nonverbal understanding. Do something special to let him or her know you care, even though you’ve been busy. GEMINI Your friends would like to help you become a smashing success. They can’t do it all, of course, but do accept their support. CANCER When the action is fast and furious, it’s easy to forget that you’re doing it all for love. Make some technical improvements while you’re' at it. LEO Set bigger goals and increase your influence. With an expert’s help, you can find a way around old fears. VIRGO Financial choices must be made, some prompted by necessity. The better you keep track of details, the more control you’ll have overall. LIBRA You may not have thought you loved your work, but today should be kind of fun. And if you’re working with somebody you love, it should be even better. SCORPIO It’s probably best if you don’t talk much about your current plans. You‘11 make a better impression by simply doing what you said you would. SAGITTARIUS Before you abandon an idea you’d like to pursue due to a lack of funds, study it further. There may be another way. CAPRICORN Let your, friends talk you into believing that everything will be OK. You’re usually the one spreading this message, and you’ll soon be the voice of optimism once again. AQUARIUS You’re a visionary and an idealist. No reason you shouldn't be wealthy, too. Give it some thought. PISCES You’re passionate, but don’t do anything you might regret. Conditions are still best for research, so keep doing your homework. CALENDAR Friday, Oct. 10 “CHARLIE’S ANGELS: FULL THROTTLE”: 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. “GUT GIRLS”: 8 p.m. Benson Theatre. $5. “RESPIRO”: 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. ROCKEFELLER HORSECOLLAR WITH THE STELLE GROUP: 10 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $5. JACOB’S ROAD WITH BENJAMIN COY: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St. Pay what you want. SIMPLE AS THAT: Sundance Bar & Grill, 902-B Gervais St. Saturday, Oct. 11 “RESPIRO”: 3,7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. DUNAGIN’S BIRTHDAY BASH FEATURING GNR LIES: A GUNS N' ROSES TRIBUTE BAND WITH GONZALAZAND PLAN B:9p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $5 21 and up, $7 under 21. BROOKE CAMPBELL WITH JACK DOUGLAS: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java. $5. DEJA VOODOO: Sundance Bar & Grill. Sunday, Oct. 12 “RESPIRO”: 3,7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. TREEPHORTWITH DEMINER, CHASING AUGUST AND DADE I_ COUNTY RESISTANCE: 5 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $7. SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIES - “CAST AWAY": 10 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. Free. Monday, Oct. 13 “RESPIRO”: 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. SEMI-PRO WITH ANYTHING _I NOW: 9 p.m., New Brookland Tavern. $5. ‘ . Tuesday, Oct. 14 “RESPIRO”: 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. NORMA JEAN WITH FIGURE FOUR AND EVERGREEN TERRACE: 6 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $8. I I WITH KIMYA DAWSON OF THE MOLDY PEACHES AND CURT LI EBERT: Friday, 6 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $10. Hfei