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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday. July 30.
2010:
This year, you will be opening many new
doors, but. of course, the implication will
be that some doors will close. You might
not have the control you desire in many
instances, which could cause you sub
stantial discomfort. Be ready to open
doors and move past issues. Often, you
will be driven by strong feelings. Be
careful when you are like this; you could
become accident-prone. If you arc single,
your desirability is clear. However, a for
eigner or someone very different could
occupy your thoughts as he or she pops
in and out of your life. If you arc
attached, work on more established ways
of expressing your feelings. Clear them
out rather than let them build. ARIES
isn't boring.
The Stars Show the Kind of Day You'll
Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive;
3-Average: 2-So-so: 1-Difficult
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
★★★ Listen to your inner voice, and
don't interact with others more than nec
essary. Bypass meetings until late after
noon. You’ll feel best as you wave hello
to the weekend. At the same time, the
Moon slides into your sign. Tonight: Yes.
the world is your oyster.
TAURUS (April 20-May 21)
★★★★ Lise the daylight hours to the
max. You could be shocked by every
thing that goes down in your immediate
environment. Attempt to distance your
self and gain insight. Push could come to
shove between associates. Try to stay out
of it. Tonight: The less said the better.
GEMINI (May 22-June 20)
★★★★ You must say "yes" to being a
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leader during times that you wish did not
exist. Someone you care about could get
downright flaky. You might wonder why
this is happening. Tonight: Let go of your
problems.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22)
★ Understanding evolves to a
new level. How you handle someone’s
difficult attitude and demanding nature
defines a problem. Those in charge will
have a tendency to act in unanticipated
ways. Tonight: The lead player.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
★ ★★★ You are die master of relating,
should you choose to accept this role.
Dealing with what you might hear and
w ith anger takes talent. As a result, your
perspective of a key person changes.
Tonight: Take off ASAP.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
★ ★★★★ Deferring to others needs to
come naturally, as you shall see. An
understanding of how tough someone
could be to deal with emerges. You might
want to Sputnik out of the situation.
Tonight: With a favorite person.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
★ ★★★ You could be a lot more intense
than you realize. Your ability to under
stand what others are doing comes
through, but with a great deal of frustra
tion. You might feel limited, but know
that you can break past these feelings.
Tonight: Don’t be alone.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
★ ★★★ Your creativity will be even
more energized if you mobilize your
anger or frustration. There are solutions,
but you must want to find them. Allow
yourself to brainstorm and bring the cor
rect solution forward. Tonight: Put your
feet up.
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★ ★★★ Anchoring in on basics could be
more important than you thought.
Certainly, you could be gaining a per
spective you might have wished never
occurred. Realize what is happening.
Understand what is going on in your
immediate circle. Tonight: Let your hair
down as only you can.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
★★★★ Keep a conversation moving,
even if you might be speechless on some
level. You will have a way and style of
communicating. Don’t get into a difficult
situation with a boss. Bow out quickly.
Tonight: Head home and be happy that it
is the weekend.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
★★★★ You might want to open up and
discuss what is happening, as an outra
geous situation could change radically.
Understand what is going on in your
immediate circle. Yes, there are a lot of
hotheads. Tonight: Go with the unexpect
ed.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
★★★★ You are in prime shape, making
what you want happen. Listen to your
inner voice. You cannot hold on to some
things. Leam to let go graciously. A part
ner could be challenging your beliefs.
Tonight: Go with the unexpected.
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APT/TOWNHOUSE FOR rent, 3
bed, dean, quiet, furnished, new
appliances, super clean, 3 min. to
campus. 495 each. This is not a
dump. Dr. Kilmer 814-357-8221.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR quiet
nonsmokers. 238-4408.
BARTENDERS WANTED. UP to
$250/day. No experience neces
sary. Training provided.
800-965-6520 ext. 284.
FEMALE STUDENT NEEDED to
teach tennis lessons after school.
Transportation needed.
814-571-0703.
INTERIOR PAINTERS NEEDED.
Desire to work hard a must.
Flexible hours available. Positive
work environment. Email resume to
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ACROSS
1 Like volcanoes
6 John follower
10 IRS workers
14 Item of rodeo gear
15 K follower
16 Qatar University
city
17 Cold
18 Short-lived
agitation?
20 Blues legend
Smith
22 Una y vez:
time and time
again
23 Alley prowler
24 Government
security for the
blind?
26 Rahm Emanuel’s
talent agent
brother
27 Ballpark fig.
28 Flee
29 Whale’s
blowhole, e.g.
31 “111 have a grande
decaf triple vanilla
2% , please”
33 “Earth’s
Children” series
author
34 Places to buy
orthopedic
products?
39 Toast opening,
across the pond
40 Bluebirds, to
some
41 Stand-up guys?
45 Part of un giomo
46 “Buy drink?":
bar come-on
49 Ring stat
50 Reserved
section for an
eight-time stolen
base champ?
53 Sushi selection
54 Vintner’s prefix
55 American Society
of Magazine
Editors annual
awards
56 Place with thugs
in tents?
59 Extreme
60 Software test
version
61 “Hooked on
Classics” record
co.
62 Spiteful sort
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HELP WANTED
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63 Paradise
64 ’6os-70s
Japanese leader
65 Jimmies
1 Actor who was a
1932 swimming
gold medalist
2 Former Texas
team
3 Pesters
4 “Who's there?”
answer
5 Lincoln rival
6 Dipl, official
7 Tree pod also
called the locust
bean
8 Neptune’s
largest moon
9 Canned heat
10 Some pop-ups
11 “No time to talk
now”
12 Conjectures
13 Board producer
19 They don’t last
21 Make ecstatic
25 Initial response
team, for short
30 New Mexico
county or its seat
31 Small hair piece
32 DDE’s command
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PARKING SPACES
AVAILABLE SUMMER/FALL, park
ing one block to Kinko’s and PSU,
behind Greyhound, near the
Graduate, 235-3662 (24/7),
777-1114 (evening/weekend).
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46 Tiki cocktail
47 Endless, in
poems
48 Tests
51 Under-the-sink
brand
52 “Oklahoma!"
34 Negotiated
35 Steadfast
36 Wildly
37 Unlike filibusters
38 Making out too
much lately
39 1976 raid site
42 Double-reed
instrument
43 Ruins
44 Beethoven’s
“Hammerklavier,'
e.g.
aunt
57 You might get
one at the
pool
58 Mahmoud
Abbas’s gp.
PARKING CLOSE TO campus.
Excellent security. $475.00 for
2010-2011 year. Email
JMH9o6@aoi.com
PARKING SPACES FOR 2010-11,
West end of campus. ■
www.psuhouses.com for locations
and rates. 814-238-6656.
PARKING SPACES FOR rent:
Downtown parking avail. Summer
or Fall. Locations and prices vary.
Contact Associated Realty Property
Mgmt. 814-231-3333.
www.arpm.com
YEARLY PARKING SPOTS avail
able starting 8/15/2010. 414-420 S.
Pugh Street, 125 and 130 N. Gill
Street. 814-238-1088.
www.parkingstatecollege.com
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