Pelican Press 1.30.14

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SARASOTA OBSERVER

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2014

OBSERVER WEATHER

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Record Temperatures High

Low

High

Low

Wednesday, Jan. 22

58

Thursday, Jan. 23

65

39

85 (2006)

27 (1985)

36

87 (1990)

28 (1985)

Friday, Jan. 24

64

44

85 (1967)

29 (1960)

Saturday, Jan. 25

65

46

85 (2012)

32 (1940)

Sunday, Jan. 26

66

53

85 (1990)

30 (1968)

Monday, Jan. 27

72

60

84 (1974)

30 (1985)

Tuesday, Jan. 28

76

53

84 (1974)

26 (1986)

AVERAGE GULF WATER TEMPERATURE: 56 SUNRISE / SUNSET

RAINFALL Wednesday, Jan. 22

0.00

Thursday, Jan. 23

0.00

Friday, Jan. 24

0.00

Saturday, Jan. 25

0.00

Sunday, Jan. 26

Sunrise

Sunset

Thursday, Jan. 30

7:18a

6:10p

Friday, Jan. 31

7:17a

6:10p

Trace

Saturday, Feb. 1

7:17a

6:11p

Monday, Jan. 27

0.05

Sunday, Feb. 2

7:16a

6:12p

Tuesday, Jan. 28

0.00

Monday, Feb. 3

7:16a

6:13p

Year-to-date: 2014 2013 0.98 in. 0.12 in.

Tuesday, Feb. 4

7:15a

6:13p

Wednesday, Feb. 5

7:15a

6:14p

Month-to-date: 2014 2013 0.98 in. 0.12 in.

MOON

 Marites Acaylar-Alderman submitted this sunset photo, taken over Sarasota Bay.

PHASES

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JUST FACE IT by Richard Auer DOWN

79 Bambi’s dad, e.g. 83 One way to be 1 Neutral vowel forgiving sound 90 “Much ___ About 6 Cutting the Nothing” mustard 91 Cambridgeshire 10 Vegas casino razed isle in 1996 92 Word on a sale 15 Bit for Fido sign, often 18 The Ram, 93 “If the ___ fits ...” astrologically 94 Fixture for home 19 Alex Haley mixologists miniseries 96 Pertaining to the 21 Send a message, in feel of a surface a way 99 Islamic religious 22 Charles the leader Grammy winner 101 Puppies’ cries 23 Shell out far more 102 Between the wings than one had 105 Kosovo hoped peacekeeping 26 Econ. measure for group a country 106 Give great pleasure 27 Ugly duckling’s to mother 28 Primitive dwellings 107 Felon on provisional release 29 Feels poorly 110 It’s made to be 30 Mammal fur broken, 32 E.T. crafts proverbially 34 Floor measure 35 Tigers and tabbies 112 Without a stitch on 114 Woody vines 36 Ringo on the 115 “The Postman drums Always Rings 39 Opposite of good Twice” character 42 Cravings 116 Common gifts for 44 From Oslo dads 45 Words before date 118 Indian butter and record 122 “To the max” suffix 46 Aspirin target, 123 Evict forcefully sometimes 127 Pub drink 50 Police datum 52 Infamous emperor 128 “Masterpiece Theatre” host 54 Canary, for one Alistair 55 Deep, as a voice 129 Clear a frosted 56 Carnaval site windshield 57 Certain toast 62 Fuzz-covered fruit 130 Zoroastrian sect member 64 Have regrets 131 ___ Plaines, Ill. 65 Small child 132 One who’s quite a 66 Coffee additive feller? 67 Panamanian, e.g. 133 Rigged out; dressed 74 Lampoon 134 Smacked, in 77 Worthless cloth Scripture 78 Make a boo-boo

1 Easy dupes 2 Stick in one’s ___ (cause resentment) 3 Informal greeting 4 Mother’s stand-in 5 A silent butler may hold it 6 Builds a fire under 7 Pugilistic affair 8 Captain Kirk’s records 9 Ordinal number ender 10 Inscribed stone markers 11 Beards growing on farms? 12 Hero of “The Matrix” 13 Western villain 14 Prepared, as for a daunting task 15 Bach’s music maker 16 Chain of mountains 17 Does clerical work 20 Play the lead 24 It’s between pi and sigma 25 Went in haste 31 “Web Therapy” actress Kudrow 33 Baked this morning 34 It’s a real eyeopener 35 Intensely hot 36 Lewis Carroll creature 37 Decorative gateway in Japan 38 Archer’s weapon 40 Plywood layer 41 Urban additions? 43 Ankle-knee connector 47 Horsefly 48 Georgetown player 49 Decorative pitcher 51 Sea eagle 53 Power failures 54 Small amount of food 58 It can be monotonous 59 Funny DeLuise 60 Olympic-jacket letters

Feb. 22 Last

61 Enters a race 63 Clicked-on item 68 Immature salamander 69 Aesthetically pretentious 70 “Di-dah” lead-in 71 Warm up, as leftovers 72 Hothead’s emotion 73 Ship’s employees 74 Proofreader’s “leave it” 75 Cry like a baby 76 African antelope 80 Raga rhythmmaker 81 Cope with change 82 Prickly highland plant 84 Lawn-game item 85 Growing out 86 Earthenware crock 87 River that starts in the Swiss Alps 88 Prolonged unconsciousness 89 ___ up (excited) 95 Pre-text communique 97 Cel character 98 Open, as a gate 100 Having deep pockets 103 Farmer, essentially 104 Prefix with bond or dollar 107 Say “Not guilty” 108 Usher’s post 109 Fixed prices 111 Praise 113 Agency that entertains GIs 115 Soda nickname 116 Labor strenuously 117 Machu Picchu native 119 Villain’s opposite 120 Word that used to precede Germany 121 HOMES component 124 Sudoku component 125 PI 126 Alternative to FedEx

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