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TEMPERATURES
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2013
Temps.
MOORE-NING ACTIVITY
Record Temps.
High
Low
High
Low
Tuesday, April 16
91
69
94 (1994)
46 (1952)
Wednesday, April 17
86
69
89 (1927)
41 (1962)
Thursday, April 18
86
67
89 (1994)
48 (1983)
Friday, April 19
87
71
94 (1965)
44 (1973)
Saturday, April 20
79
65
93 (1927)
38 (1923)
Sunday, April 21
86
61
92 (1965)
42 (1936)
Monday, April 22
83
67
91 (1946)
45 (1953)
Average Gulf water temperature: 78
TIDE CHART
Thursday, April 25
Highs 11:50a
—
6:27a
Lows 7:46p
Friday, April 26
1:50a
12:23p
6:54a
8:33p
Saturday, April 27
2:46a
12:59p
7:21a
9:25p
Sunday, April 28
3:50a
1:41p
7:48a
10:21p
Monday, April 29
5:07a
2:28p
8:17a
11:22p
Tuesday, April 30
—
3:23p
12:26a
—
Wednesday, May 1
—
4:33p
—
—
MOON PHASES
Sunrise/sunset Thursday, April 25
Sunrise 6:57
Sunset 8:00
Friday, April 26
6:56
8:01
Saturday, April 27
6:55
8:01
Sunday, April 28
6:54
8:02
Monday, April 29
6:53
8:03
Tuesday, April 30
6:52
8:03
Wednesday, May 1
6:52
8:04
April 25 Full
May 2 Last
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O B S E RV E R C RO S S WO R D Edited by Timothy E. Parker
MAKInG COnnECTIOnS by Jill Pepper
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“So what else ___?” Bobsled type Booze abuser Planning to vote “no” Blood partner? Lumberjacks “Sands of ___ Jima” “Pants on fire” fellow Pardon, and then some ___ of Capri Pay-stub letters Second-longest human bone “What’s ___ for me?” Million-millennia period Big test Decide beforehand Better, as cuts of meat B&B patron Regret bitterly Table condiments Daniel or Noah “You’re in ___ of trouble!” Vertical stair piece Hardly a dream date Participate in a 401(k) Costa del ___ “And ___ There Were None” Greeting from Popeye Student ___ Croft (movie role for Angelina Jolie) Grinding tooth Llama cousin “Spare” item at a barbecue Girl’s make-up? Home to future ham Different from Judo gyms Challenge to a gunslinger Animal pelts
78 Founder and queen of Carthage 79 Fail to win 81 “Put ___ Happy Face” 84 Dispatched 85 Flower holder 86 Clothing size indicator 89 Blue Light Special store 91 Chemical-free, say 93 No-frills dressing 96 Kind of artist 97 Singing parts 98 Assumed identities 99 Euro’s German predecessor 103 “Beat it, kitty!” 104 Country motel 105 Large stringed instrument 106 Admirer of Beauty 107 “What did I tell you?” 110 Horn or Hatteras 112 In many places 117 Frequent occupant of Mayberry’s jail 118 Likable prez? 119 Like John Tesh’s music 120 “Return of the Jedi” characters 121 Outdoor accommodation 122 Formalwear, informally 123 Borden’s cow, and others 124 Bar for birds
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1 Far from certain 2 Keycard receiver 3 Unlikely candidate for prom king 4 Perry Mason’s creator’s monogram 5 Wave with a foaming crest 6 Shakespeare’s nickname 7 “___ to please!”
(store sign) 8 Jimmy Buffett’s “God Don’t ___ Car” 9 Club ___ (resort chain) 10 “Walk me!” in Pekingese? 11 Kennedy Center musical grp. 12 One who talks with his hands 13 “You ___ to yourself” 14 Walked unsteadily 15 Self-proclaimed “greatest” of boxing 16 Second generation Japanese 17 Condor’s claw 18 Ryan who played Granny 24 Reindeer teamed with Prancer 25 Bill attachment 32 Boston ___ Orchestra 33 Mountaineering need 34 Colombian gemstones 35 Massage 36 Make untidy 37 1860s insignia 38 Cries of derision 39 Butter replacement 40 “I knew ___ along!” 41 Bridle attachment 44 “Fix” or “game” beginning 45 “Carlito’s ___” (1993) 46 Southwest party snacks 47 Kick out of the apartment 48 Team racing event 51 NYSE listing 54 “T” on a test 55 Witchlike character 57 Is composed of 58 “Not guilty,” e.g. 60 Inquires 61 Tin-glazed pottery 62 Inspiration for Lennon’s “Woman” 63 A little of a large lot? 64 Brosnan’s co-star in “The Thomas Crown Affair” 65 Part of a printing press
66 Gaudy jewelry, in slang 68 Way into a mine 69 “The Twilight Zone” creator Serling 70 Teens may fake them 73 Still together 76 Word on a bathroom door 78 Bespectacled dwarf 79 Camera part 80 “... at the ___ ball game!” 82 Former Hungarian premier Imre 83 “My Name Is ___” (Saroyan novel) 85 Swing the bat for someone 87 Withdrawn apple spray 88 Pitcher’s miscue 89 More problematic 90 ___-80 (classic Radio Shack computer) 92 Unwelcome answers, usually 93 Pizzazz 94 Clears out 95 How Pompeii was buried 97 Acme 99 Plant type with a pair of seed leaves 100 Maternally related 101 Remove, as a boutonniere 102 Japanese poem with 17 syllables 103 Marsh plant 106 ___ B’rith (international Jewish organization) 107 “Flee, fly!” 108 Stereotyped mousespotting cries 109 Beginning for “while” 111 Attendance fig., often 113 180 deg. from WSW 114 Family mem. 115 “How cute!” exclamations 116 “Chapter ___” (Neil Simon play) CROSSWORD_042513