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EAST COUNTY Observer
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2012
TemperatureS
Temps. High Sun., July 22 94 Mon., July 23 89 Tues., July 24 90 Wed., July 25 90 Thurs., July 26 90 Fri., July 27 90 Sat., July 28 90 Average Gulf water temperature: 89
Weather Photo Contest Winner
Low 73 74 83 82 82 81 77
MOON PHASES
Sunrise/sunset Sunrise Sunset Thurs., July 26 6:54 8:19 Fri., July 27 6:55 8:18 Sat., July 28 6:55 8:17 6:56 8:17 Sun., July 29 Mon., July 30 6:56 8:16 Tues., July 31 6:57 8:15 Wed., Aug. 1 6:58 8:14
RAINFALL Manatee/Sarasota Sun., July 22 1.26 0.00 Mon., July 23 Tues., July 24 0.00 0.00 Wed., July 25 Thurs., July 26 0.00 0.00 Fri., July 27 Sat., July 28 0.00
Aug. 9 Last
Aug. 17 New
Aug. 24 First
Aug. 31 Full
WIND SPEED
Year-to-date: 2012 2011 30.72 in. 25.72 in.
Sun., July 22
9.0
Mon., July 23
7.2
Tues., July 24
6.5
Wed., July 25
8.3
Thurs., July 26
7.4
Fri., July 27
5.8
Sat., July 28
4.8
Greenbrook resident Edie Abate took this photo of the sun setting over Lido Beach after a storm. PHOTO CONTEST: Win an iPad 2 or Canon EOS T3 camera. Enter your sunset, sunrise or weather-related photos for The Observer’s weather photo contest, sponsored by Cool Today. To enter your photos, visit YourObserver.com, and click on the “Contests” tab in the upper-right corner. Weekly winners will have their photo printed in the paper and will be entered into a drawing for that month. The monthly winner will choose between an iPad 2 or Canon EOS T3 camera.
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2011 Month-to-date: 2012 (July) 5.74 in. 7.68 in.
Manatee/Sarasota
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1 Cold hard thing? 2 Lab culture 3 “Do ___ others as ...” 4 Bee attractors 5 Cigar residue 6 Hemmed partner 7 Sparkling spirit 8 Gun, as the engine 9 Outline for a screenplay 10 Funny business? 11 Old-style “Yikes!” 12 Many wapiti 13 “Get the point?” 14 Capital of Greece 15 Favorite radio stations 16 Tex-Mex snack 17 Av follower on the Hebrew calendar 18 Hourly charge 24 Burrows and Lincoln 26 Holy Trinity, e.g. 30 Unforgettable time for historians 33 They may be strained for a baby 34 Casino benefits for big spenders 35 Metalworker’s waste 36 “The ___ Incident” (Fonda Western) 37 Beijing’s country 38 Monopoly item 39 Speechless actor 40 Relinquishes 41 Metric poetic feet 42 Computer message 43 Dreadlocks sporter, for short 45 Fillies, when grown 46 Indigo-yielding shrubs 50 Ramshackle residence 51 Fictional airline on “Lost” 52 Site of conflict 53 What a graph may illustrate 56 Participate in the Ice Capades 60 Old Irish alphabet
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