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ARIES (March 21 to April 19)
Choosing to work with someone you
once thought might have been disloyal
is a courageous move. The logical next
step is to talk things out so there'll be
no reason for raising suspicions again.
TAURUS tApril 21) to May 20) Take
your time making a decision aboul a
personal or work-related relationship.
New facts are still coming in. and
you'll want to know the full story
betbre you take a definitive step.
.GEMINI (May 21 to June 20)
Expecl to learn something new about
an old problem. This could provide
some insight into how the problem
began, and why it still defies efforts to
find a resolution. Good luck.
CANCER t June 21 to July 22) An
uneasy work-related relationship can
avoid time-wasting missteps.
LIBRA (September 23 to October
22) A Imtsiness decision seems easy
enough to make based on what you
know. But this week could bring new
facts to light, and you might have to do
some heavy rethinking.
SCORPIO (October 23 to Novem-
ber 21) Feeling sure about the steps
you expect to take is great. But you
may need to share a few dollops of that
confidence with tho~ who have some
doubts about your plans.
SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to
December 21) A sense of well-being
dominates much of the week. A slight-
ly depressed motxi could set m on the
weekend, But being with family and
friends helps shoo it away.
CAPRICORN ( December 22 to Jan-
wary 19) You appear to be walking your
life's path like the sure-fooled Goat
ytm are. But someone might feel you
could do better. Listen IO the advice.
but make up your own mind.
AQUARIUS (January 20 to Febru-
ary 18) With positive signs growing
be ea~d with compromises by both stronger, Aquarians could fi0d them-
sides.~" Tile partirs )ni:ght consider selves tacmg chotces that are each too
putting the agreed-upon changes in
writing in case of a future misunder-
standing.
LEO [July 23 to August 22~ Oh. you
lucky Felines: Your romantic aspects
are in absolutely purrffect form. Don't
be surprised at how especially attentive
the ladies and gentlemen in your life
are going to be this week.
VIRGO (August 23 to September
22) Looking to prove yourself in a dif-
ficult situation is laudable. But try pay-
mg more attention to advice from
experienced contacts. It could help you
good to turn down. Best advice: Go tor
the one you feel most colntbrmble
with.
PISCES tFebruary 19 to March 20~
Someone you know mighl need your
comfort and wisdom during a particu-
larly difficult period. Your encouraging
words help restore self-confidence and
rebuild strength.
BORN Tills WEEK: Your kindness
to all who need you is always appreci-
ated and ~ts a fine example tbr others
to follow.
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1_ TELEVISION: Who was the star
of the cable series "'The Sopranos"?
2. MOVIES: What kind of fi~h is
Dory in "'Finding Nemo'?
3. ANATOMY: What organ in the
human body prtxtuccs bile?
4. tLS. PRESIDENTS: XNho was the
fi~t U.S. president to lose a re-election
bid?
5. FAMOUS QUOrES: Who once
said. "All you need in this life is igno-
rance and confidence, and then suc-
cess is sure.-
6. MATH: What is the perimeter of
an equilateral triangle that measures
16 cm on one side?
7. HISTORY: What is the earliest
written system of laws known to us?
8. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What are
the wild dogs of Australia called?
9. AD SLOGANS: What product
was claimed in advertisement.,, to be
"'good to the last drop"?
tO. GEOGRAPHY: What is the
largest country in South America?
Answers
1. James Gandolfini
2. Regal blue tang
3. Liver
4. The s-~ond presidenL John
Adams, served a single term and lost
narrowly to Thomas Jefferson
5. Mark Twain
6.48 cm
7. The Code of Hammurabi (Baby-
lonian ruler) was inscribed in a black
stone monument around 1790 B.C.
8. Dingoes
9. Maxwell House coffee
l O. Brazil
2010 KL~tg Featur~ Sytid,, Inc.
1. In 2(~P4, Tampa Bay's infield
iJason BartlctL Evan Longoria. Car-
los Penm Ben Zobrist) was selected
tk~r baseball's All-Star Game. Name
the last time before then that an A.L
team's starring infield made the All-
Star (;ame.
2. Wlio is the only player m major-
league history to have three consecu-
twe seasons oi at least 200 hits and 35
home runs'?
3. Jo*~ Gibbs is one of tour coaches
to have won at least three Snper
Bowls_ I%ut he did it with three differ-
ent quarterbacks. Name tree of them.
4. Who is the N(~AA men's ba,~ket-
ball leader in career 3-point 1ield goal
percentage?
5. How many teams did goaltender
Curtis Joseph play for during his 19~
year NHL career?
6. In the past 20 years of the Boston
Marathon (1991-2010). how many
times has a Kenyan male won it?
7. How many times was John Ruiz a
WBA heavyweight champion during
his boxing career'?
Answers
l. The New York Yankees in 2002
(Jason Giambi. Derek Jeter, Alfonso
Soft,me, Robin Vemura).
2. Jim Rice of Boston (1977-79).
3. Joe Theismann (Super Bowl
XVIIL Doug Williams (XXII) mad
Mark Rypien (XXVI).
4. Tony Bennett of WisconMn-Green
Bay (.497 percentage).
5. Six (St. Louis, Edmonton, Toron-
to, Detroit, Ph(~:rnix and Calgary).
6. Seventeen times.
7. Twice.
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