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NEWS FROM
TDSB VOTES TO CUT
248 TEACHER POSITIONS
The Toronto District School Board has voted
in favour of cutting 248 secondary school
teacher positions.
Eight vice-principal positions were also
eliminated as Canada’s largest school board
tries to trim a $55-million deficit.
Special education teachers and guidance
staff, including librarians, are also among
the groups being hit by staff cuts.
The board, however, decided to add
nearly 63 elementary teacher positions and
338 in early childhood education.
The board said the secondary school cuts
OTTAWA – The federal government will
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auction this November with an aim to have
at least four wireless-service providers in
every region of the country.
Ottawa hopes the move will help lower
consumer prices by opening the door for
upstart companies to enter a market that
and elementary school increases reflect the
shifting demographics and enrolment at the
board’s schools.
The job cuts are expected to save the
board $27 million.
“Though staffing decisions are always
difficult, this is an important step in putting
the Board on solid financial footing so that
we can continue offering students the best
school experiences,” said TDSB chairman
Chris Bolton.
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NORTH KOREA VOWS
NUCLEAR ATTACK ON U.S.
SEOUL, South Korea – North Korea
vowed today to launch a pre-emptive
nuclear strike against the U.S.,
amplifying its threatening rhetoric
hours ahead of a vote by UN diplomats
on whether to level new sanctions
against Pyongyang for its recent
nuclear test.
A spokesman for Pyongyang said
the North will exercise its right for
“a pre-emptive nuclear attack to
destroy the strongholds of the aggressors.”
Although North Korea boasts of
nuclear bombs and pre-emptive
strikes, it is not thought to have the
ability to produce a warhead small
enough to put on a missile capable
of reaching the U.S. It is believed to
MILAN, Italy – A Milan court has
convicted former Italian Premier
Silvio Berlusconi for the illegal
publication of transcripts of wiretapped
conversations in a newspaper
owned by his media empire. The
court today sentenced him to one
year in jail, although he is unlikely to
be put behind bars during a possible
appeal.
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have enough nuclear fuel, however,
for several crude nuclear devices.
At a mass rally in Pyongyang
today, tens of thousands of North
Koreans protested the U.S.–South
Korean war drills and sanctions.
Army Gen. Kang Pyo Yong told the
crowd that North Korea is ready to
fire nuclear missiles at Washington.
“Intercontinental ballistic missiles
and various other missiles,
which have already set their striking
targets, are now armed with
lighter, smaller and diversified nuclear
warheads and are placed on a
standby status,” Kang said. “Washington
... will be engulfed in a sea of
fire.”
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BERLUSCONI SENTENCED TO 1 YEAR
The verdict carries no impact on
Berlusconi’s eligibility to participate
in a new government. His coalition
finished third in parliamentary elections
that saw no clear winner.
The charge relates to the 2005
publication of a wiretapped call that
was part of an investigation into a
failed bid to take over a bank.
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Leonardo DiCaprio waves to fans
upon arriving for the premiere
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SHIA LABEOUF STEPS UP
FEUD WITH ALEC BALDWIN
Shia LaBeouf has stepped up
his feud with Alec Baldwin
by leaking more private
emails after Baldwin, in a
recent rant, appeared to
question the Transformers
star’s talents.
The 26-year-old incurred
the wrath of Baldwin
last month after LaBeouf
quit their Broadway play
Orphans and then shared
email correspondence
between the 30 Rock star,
director Daniel Sullivan and
playwright Lyle Kessler on
his Twitter page, in a bid to
explain his decision to leave
the production.
Baldwin admitted
LaBeouf had disappointed
him with his actions, and
in a new interview with
Vulture.com, the 54-yearold
appeared to suggest that
the young actor was not cut
out for stage acting.
In the interview,
published online on
Tuesday, he said, “Some of
the greatest movie stars
had really serious theatre
careers and still do. And
many film actors, though,
who are purely film actors,
they’re kind of like celebrity
chefs.
“You hand them the
ingredients, and they whip
it up, and they cook it,
and they put it on a plate,
and they want a round of
applause. In the theatre, we
don’t just cook the food and
serve it.”
LaBeouf has now
responded to the critique
in his own way, publishing
more screen shots of emails
previously sent between the
pair and Sullivan.
The messages indicate
that Baldwin was ill
prepared for the show’s
intense rehearsals and was
not as focused as he should
have been.
In one email sent to
LaBeouf on Feb. 10, Baldwin
complains to the young
star about being “f---ing
tired,” prompting LaBeouf
to forward the exchange to
Sullivan and quip, “I think
he’s nervous.”
Another message, shared
online, highlights comments
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I suspect he’s not nearly as
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I just don’t want it to throw
you.”
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‘LITTLE PSY’ HOPING FOR GANGNAM-SIZED SUCCESS
SEOUL, South Korea — The impish boy who showed off his
dance moves alongside PSY in “Gangnam Style” is hoping
to go viral, too.
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The 7-year-old, nicknamed “Little PSY,” is releasing
an electro pop song next week through iTunes. The boy,
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Min-woo is a second-grader and his mother comes
from Vietnam. Meanwhile, the big PSY has released a
“Gangnam Style” remix and is continuing his worldwide
tour.
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MOVIES
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Dir: Sam Raimi
Starring: James Franco, Mila Kunis,
Rachel Weisz, Michelle Williams, Zach
Braff, Bill Cobbs, Joey King
By DAVE VOIGT
Criticize This!
The origin story is common
in all forms of storytelling,
and with Oz the Great and
Powerful, the audience goes
back to the source into the
eye of the tornado.
A prequel to the novel
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
– on which the original 1939
film was based – Oz tells the
story of a carnival magician
(James Franco) who gets
whisked away to Oz and
is faced with the decision
of being a good man who
looks after himself, or a
great man who can help
save an enchanted land that
desperately needs it.
With his first trip into
kid-friendly fantasy fare,
director Sam Raimi crafts
REVIEW: OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL
a wonderfully colourful
movie that admittedly
moves a little slow at times,
but ultimately draws out
the child in us all. Starting
the film off in a sepia-toned
world, we are introduced to
the characters in a way that
puts us straight into dustbowl
desperation.
Later, as we are thrust
into the vibrant world, Raimi
gives us huge, detailed set
pieces rather than canned
CGI. The film ultimately
treats us to a healthy mix
of kid-friendly humour
along with the occasional
scare moment that Raimi
undoubtedly couldn’t resist,
making for a wonderful
cinematic blend.
Franco wears the role of
the low-rent, womanizing
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magician very well, and
as he goes on his journey,
discovers the man that he
can be, without giving up
his flair for the theatrical.
Mila Kunis tears up the
screen with gleeful abandon
as the Wicked Witch of the
West, and Michelle Williams
brings some dry wit to the
role of Glinda the Good
Witch as she tries to save Oz
and convince our hero that
he can save the day.
Featuring a loaded cast,
top-shelf production design
and 3-D visuals that add to
the overall experience of
the film, Oz the Great and
Powerful overcomes any
mild pacing problems and
makes for a fun trip to the
theatre.
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ALREADY IN THEATRES
ROTTEN TOMATOES: 53% IMDB: 6.6/10 EBERT: 3.5/4
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Dir: Bryan Singer
Starring: Nicholas Hoult, Eleanor Tomlinson, Ewan McGregor, Stanley Tucci
North American Gross to Date: $28M
ROTTEN TOMATOES: 56% IMDB: 7/10 EBERT: 3/4
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SNITCH (ENTERTAINMENT ONE)
Dir: Ric Roman Waugh
Starring: Dwayne Johnson, Susan Sarandon, Benjamin Bratt
North American Gross to Date: $24.4M
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LEAFS VS. BRUINS
Tonight, 7 p.m. •
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RAPTORS VS. CAVALIERS
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WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES
LUKE FOX
MANAGING DIGITAL
CONTENT EDITOR, NHL,
SPORTSNET.CA
It’s hard to believe You Can
Play has only been around for
a year. The project – dedicated
to ensuring equality, respect
and safety for all athletes,
regardless of sexual
orientation – celebrates its
first anniversary this week,
and the strides YCP has made
is almost as impressive as it
is important.
When New Jersey Devils
enforcer Cam Janssen used
homophobic language on a
radio show to explain how he
THE LEAFS AT THE HALF
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would deal with a gay
opponent, YCP was on the
phone with him the next
morning, converting him into
an advocate. When Blue Jay
Yunel Escobar wrote a gay
slur on his eye black, YCP
enlisted Jose Estevez, a gay
runner from Boston College,
to help handle the incident.
The Jays have since asked
Estevez to address the team
at spring training.
Not to mention the
increasing number of college
teams and NHL stars (Steven
Stamkos, Jordan Eberle,
Dustin Brown) filming videos,
and AHL teams, like the
Toronto Marlies, pledging to
If you can believe it, the
Toronto Maple Leafs have
already played half of their
games in this wacky
shortened season. They have
managed 15 wins in 24
games, yet many of those
wins haven’t come in what
many would call a convincing
fashion.
Take the last three games
for example. First, the Maple
rid their dressing rooms of
prejudice.
“We have no interest in
‘raising awareness’ at the
expense of the reputations of
the athletes, teams and
leagues that we work with.
When the circumstances have
called for us to speak out, we
have done so. We have done
so forcefully, clearly, and
unequivocally – but always
with a constructive goal in
mind,” wrote co-founder
Patrick Burke, a scout with the
Philadelphia Flyers and son of
Brian Burke. “Our goal is a
long-term, sustained, true
change to the current athletic
culture.” @lukefoxjukebox
Leafs had a two-goal thirdperiod
lead that they would
cough up. The Leafs would
eventually win in overtime.
On Monday, against the
Devils, the Leafs played a
terrible 40 minutes of hockey,
only to turn it on in the third
period and grab a win.
And last night against the
Ottawa Senators, a three-goal
lead was nearly given up, but
FLIPPING OUT
American Bradley Wilson peforms today during
qualification for the dual moguls discipline at the
ongoing Freestyle World Championships in Voss,
Norway.
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FARWELL’S 411
MIKE FARWELL IS THE MORNING SPORTSCASTER ON
GLASS HALF FULL
The Leafs have reached the halfway point of this shortened
season with a record of 15-9, good for 30 points and fifth place in
the Eastern Conference. After 24 games last season, the Leafs
were 14-8-2, also good for 30 points, but second place in the
conference, behind Pittsburgh. Things didn’t end so well last
season, but, back then, 24 games was not even a third of the way
through the season. Sitting at the halfway point now, and given the
struggles of other teams like Philadelphia and Buffalo, there’s
every reason to believe the Leafs’ seven-year playoff drought is
about to end.
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all, we mean five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, an elevator, a
helicopter pad and, oh yeah, a full-sized baseball diamond in the
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the Leafs won.
“That’s probably the best
sign, since we haven’t been
playing our best and we
manage to keep winning
games,” said Head Coach
Randy Carlyle. “I think the
best is yet to come.”
The hope is this team can
sustain their recent success.
They have weapons
offensively, and the team is
fairly sound defensively. The
Leafs take on the Bruins in
Boston tonight. They are the
measuring stick right now for
where this Leafs team really
is.
Full marks to the coaching
staff and players on this team.
They are on the right track,
but it’s a slippery slope
should things go south.
@davidalter590
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NEW YORK
BATTLES THE BULGE ...
Should Toronto Follow Suit
By NISEAN LORDE
for tonight Newspaper
New York City made headlines last September
when its mayoral-appointed health board
approved the first U.S. ban on large-size
sodas and other sugary drinks in fast food
chains, street carts, stadiums, theatres, delis
and cafeterias. The ban, which takes effect
March 12, will prohibit sugary drinks over 16
ounces (picture anything slightly larger than a
medium-size coffee at Tim Hortons).
The rules are iffy, but the ban will not apply
to alcohol, diet sodas or drinks that are more
than 70% juice. Fruit smoothies are okay – if
they don’t have added sweetener. Vending
machines and convenience stores will also not
be affected (7-Eleven’s Big Gulp will live on!).
But ordering a 2-litre bottle of your favourite
pop with a pizza delivery Don’t even think
about it!
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has
called for the ban as a way to reduce obesity
and its related health problems. About onethird
of Americans are obese and about
10% of U.S. health-care costs are tied to
obesity-related disease, according to the
Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development. On Bloomberg’s
website, he cites studies that show
more than half of NYC adults (58%) are
overweight or obese, and nearly 40% of
New York City’s public school students
in kindergarten through grade 8 are
overweight or obese.
Canada itself isn’t exempt from the
battle of the bulge. A recent study on
obesity published this past week in The
Canadian Journal of Public Health shows
that obesity rates are at an all-time high
in Canada, and that at least one-quarter
of Canadian adults are obese (with a
body mass index of 30 or greater). In
Toronto 31% of adults are considered
overweight and 15% are obese.
Since 46% of Torontonians are
considered overweight or obese,
what would happen if Toronto
were to follow in New York City’s
footsteps and implement a
similar
ban on large-size sugary drinks across the
city In an effort to combat obesity, would such
a ban be justifiable, or should food and drink
consumption be left up to each individual
“City governments and local public health
agencies have an important role to play in
leading the establishment of healthy urban
food environments on behalf of the public
good, including enacting health-promoting
local policies,” says Lisa Swimmer, a Nutrition
Promotion Consultant at Toronto Public Health.
“TPH has been active for years in encouraging
healthy drink choices in Toronto. We have
worked with various City departments, the
Toronto school boards and the province of
“TRYING TO STOP
OBESITY, FROM EITHER
THE INDIVIDUAL’S
PERSPECTIVE
OR THE PUBLIC HEALTH
PERSPECTIVE,
IS AS OVERWHELMING
AS TRYING TO STOP
THE FLOODING WATERS
OF A TIDAL WAVE”
Ontario on campaigns, policies and initiatives
to curb the consumption of sugary drinks.
“We do not yet know what the impact of the
ban on large-sized sugary drinks in New York
City eateries will be. This is a new and exciting
type of food policy that has not yet been
broadly studied. We will monitor the results
and health impacts before taking any local
action in Toronto.”
Although banning sugary drinks would be
beneficial for overall public health, it wouldn’t
necessarily be beneficial toward reducing the
obesity epidemic, according to Denis Collier,
a Toronto-based registered dietitian and
certified exercise physiologist.
“Trying to stop obesity, from either the
individual’s perspective or the public health
perspective, is as overwhelming as trying to
stop the flooding waters of a tidal wave,” says
Collier.
So what is the best way to combat the battle
of the bulge Remember, Mayor Rob Ford
himself last year publicly attempted to drop 50
pounds but later announced that he was off his
diet and would likely miss his target (Ford did
manage to slim down to 313 pounds from his
starting point of 330). Collier compares losing
weight to utilizing sandbags to stop a flood
– with eating right and exercise just being
different forms of sandbags.
“These days we are learning about the
importance of new sandbags in the fight
against the tidal wave of obesity – like sleep,
stress, even the environment itself. What
winds up happening is unproductive debates
about which sandbag is most important.
Our only hope against the tidal wave of the
obesity epidemic is to get all the
appropriate sandbags in place,” says
Collier. “A ban on extra- large sugary
drinks represents one s a n d b a g .
To stop the obesity
epidemic,
we are going to need a whole
bunch of sandbags.”

SHOUT OUTS
Ever let me go, and when I hit your nose I reek,
but you still don’t get up and move away; but
instead sit there smelling me --silent.but.
deadly.fart
Crazy night @ Loose Moose with the GO buddies,
can’t picture commuting without you :$ PS. The
team wishes to welcome ruby on her downtown
travels this week. Convince rupi to stop drinking
so much! - Flora
I was asked recently, “If your life was a movie,
would anyone go see it” Although I have enjoyed
some very interesting adventures thus far, the
screenplay is still being written. This Silver Fox
on Bay Street would very much like to hear some
of the screenplay-worthy adventures of the
beautiful women who ride our transit system.
You know, the little secrets that no one knows
about whether they have actually happened or
remain fantasies yet to be experienced. Would
welcome a great conversation over a coffee/
drink. Would anyone go see it Bay St Exec
baystexec@hotmail.com
To Mrs. Seatsaver: Under no circumstances does
one have the right to “save” a seat for someone.
If you wish to spend time with your husband on
the way home, you meet outside the train and
board the train at the same time and hope for
the best in getting seats together. You could do
what I do and arrive on the platform a full 10
minutes before the scheduled departure time to
increase the chances of getting a seat.
To The Lady on the Train: The season is turning
once again in this city. And as always, the turning
is measured in the temperature of the breeze
and by the slant of the sun. It is measured by the
sightings of birds and squirrels and the greening
of patchy lawns. Between squinting in the thin
sun and the diminishing brown snow banks we
are aware of the coming spring. Perhaps it is
these things that stirs in our blood and awakens
some hope within us. Perhaps it is some unseen
magic or shift in gravity that whispers to some
forgotten promise that lifts our chins up from
our chests. The city stands a little taller and
further out from ourselves. We shed the first
layer of hibernation from our souls - it falls from
our shoulders as we squint and shield our eyes
from the sun as if seeing it for the first time. It
is still cold and we remain wrapped for the time
being. But the earth is whispering to us - soon, I
promise, soon. The Man in the Station
To the “adults” on the LSE train Tuesday morning
fighting over a seat in Ajax. In addition to acting
like poorly behaved 2-year-olds, one of you had
the brains (or lack thereof) to pull the handbrake.
Did you think that interfering with the operation
of a railway might be a serious offence No, you
obviously weren’t thinking at all. I hope you get
an enormous fine, plus extra for your stupidity.
This one is for the ladies. I have noticed more
often than not that most ladies either color
and/or streak their hair. Just wondering if most
do it for grey coverage or just because I have
seen many women who have grey hair and have
decided not to cover the grey and I have to tell
you, that is some sexy s---!
I have lost my march TTC pass on Friday morning
1st march between Islington and Pape station.
From Pape I take bus No. 25 toward Eglinton
Avenue East. If someone finds it please contact
sumitmehra2001@yahoo.com
@mrs.seatsaver – Def. Not!! I also had a long day
at work. I made the effort to walk quickly so I can
get to the front of the line and take a nap on the
train. Sorry but no politics on the GO.
To Janet: happy birthday jerk! (tomorrow). You are
terrible person (which means best) From Herk (Jerk)
To: mrs.seatsaver
Re: Saving seat for husband
Reply: Not ok
From: needyouask
@mrs.seatsaver: I think seat saving is fine as
long as there are other equally desirable seat
options available. If that is the only seat left,
sorry, you should give it to the people that
are there. So you should tell your husband to
leave his office sooner so you can enjoy the ride
together!
@ mrsseatsaver: While i don’t blame you for
wanting to spend some extra time with your
husband, i am of the humble opinion that go
train seats are to be treated as first come first
served, and thus, vote nay on saving seats.
Signed, Quartepounder a.k.a ThaPoundah!
@Microplagiarist Is it me you want or someone
else -allcurious
THURSDAY NIGHT
07.03.2013 P. 13
@mrs.seatsaver - It is not ok to save seats. It
stopped being okay by the time we reached high
school.
To those Ford supporters who think he has done
nothing wrong: You cannot ask someone who is
lobbying you to donate money to your favourite
cause. Ford is either that corrupt or that ignorant.
Either indicates he is not qualified to run a city.
He is Canada’s George Bush (and that speaks
directly to the intelligence of the average voter).
Rob Ford is an honest man and the Courts proved
that by his wins. Most of you complaining about
him probably live outside Toronto anyway. Keep
it up Rob!!!!
@5mics: Everyone has their right to their own
opinion. So I won’t say you are wrong. Who in
your mind is better than Biggie and/or Tupac
Name some people. Please don’t say LL Cool J or
this debate is over. Frank White
Yes, I’m the lead singer of Lifehouse. I’m also
looking to be the lead man of Stone Temple
Pilots since I use to tour with them and they fired
Scott. Would you like an autograph Mr. Lyrics
to TruthLovingChick...I am a God fearing man
and believe in what you say, glad someone
else noticed...science is brought about by the
gifts of good brains God gives us true or false
Q ....though is the society that both you and
I know religious enough signed ... Signed,
WordsofWisdom
I am sitting on the 6:15 to Milton and a strange
person reeking of tabacco and aged persperation
sat next to me, literally rubbing elbows, despite
many empty seats - including the two in front of
us. If you see this you are disturbingly foul - not
to mention more than a little odd.
Dear Subway Sketch Artist: yes you. You’re
wearing blue jeans, a grey half-length coat, a
nondescript black laptop bag to your left on the
seat and orangey-red lace up runners. You have
glasses you probably picked out to make you
look chic and smart. Good call. I see you drawing
me; it’s pretty obvious. Although you tried your
best to hide it, I backtracked at Bloor, where you
lost me, circled back and came up behind you
and saw your sketchpad. If you would have just
asked, instead of being so deviously creepy, I
would have remained still and perhaps struck a
pose. –PrinceCharming
@Tell Me Why - Because we both moved on
in life. Hopefully we’ll cross paths again in the
future and who knows...I always believe that
everything somehow works out in the end. If
you really do still think about me and want to
be together again, you know where to find me.
- Somebody
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DISTRACTIONS
CROSSWORD
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SUDOKU
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THURSDAY NIGHT
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SHOULD I GET OUT
OF BED TOMORROW
ACROSS
7. Ravel classic
8. Goof-offs
9. Scorch
10. Like weeds in a garden
11. Intense indignation
13. Journal
15. It may be fixed
16. Penned
18. Able to walk about
19. Boundary
21. Sailplane
22. Crevice
DOWN
1. Tease
2. Carousels
3. Dragon lizard
4. It won’t hold water
5. Short-lived success
6. Cross
12. Too soon
14. Defend
17. Bear
20. Lady’s escort
TUESDAY’S ANSWERS
TODAY’S CELEBRITY
BIRTHDAYS
MATCH THE PERSON
TO THEIR AGE
*ANSWERS AT BOTTOM OF PAGE
JOE CARTER
WANDA SYKES
PETER SARSGAARD
MICHAEL EISNER
RACHEL WEISZ
BRYAN CRANSTON
AGES:
42, 57, 71,
53, 42, 49
ARIES: Keep the peace when
irritation builds up. A wasteful
friend puts you in a bind.
TAURUS: A new companion will
soon appear. Don’t go where dogs
take their walks.
GEMINI: A business mess
results from a rushed decision.
Understanding a message will
take time.
CANCER: Remember your
obligations while making plans.
Someone’s lateness works to your
benefit.
LEO: A disturbing response
confuses a message. A wacky
friendship begins after an innocent
remark.
VIRGO: An attractive person wants
to be a part of your life. You’re
stressed out, but control your
temper.
LIBRA: You are seen as being
inexperienced. Integrity is at stake.
SCORPIO: Challenge the motives
behind a tantrum. Check clothes
for damage.
SAGITTARIUS: Annoying incidents
confuse you. Melancholy brings
out the best in you.
CAPRICORN: Don’t forget your
wallet. A hideaway is found for a
top secret item.
AQUARIUS: You’ll need help
getting it together. Don’t be weird
when attracting a newcomer.
PISCES: A relative tries to change
your mind. It’s time to change
a life.
Avatar Venus
GUESS MICHAEL EISNER’S
NET WORTH
A. $425 MILLION
B. $615 MILLION
C. $775 MILLION
celebritynetworth.com
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Muscles strengthened by
squats
6 Shul attendees
10 Easy-to-spread cheese
14 Zac of “High School Musical”
15 “Don’t worry about me”
16 Course list
17 Coming on to a patient,
perhaps
19 Way off
20 Piltdown man, for one
21 Deny membership to skater
Starbuck
23 Agree to
26 Kedrova of “Zorba the Greek”
27 Genre that includes freestyling
28 Up time
29 Cyberspace ’zine
31 Less-than sign’s keymate
33 First name in scat
34 “Make my ___!”
35 Shiverer’s sound
36 Dictator’s directive at a dance
club
42 Seek pocket change, say
43 Itinerary word
44 Close to closed
45 “Taras Bulba” author
48 Marijuana, informally
49 Seeker of illicit 48-Across
50 Hollywood’s Gardner
51 Cowardly Lion portrayer
53 New York site of Mark Twain’s
grave
55 Bad-mouth designer Chanel
57 “Mon ___!”
58 Radio City’s architectural style
59 “Strive for medium quality on
this one”
64 Cheese that doesn’t spoil
65 Painter Nolde
66 Muslim woman’s veil
67 Idiot
68 Onion rings, e.g.
69 Potentially dangerous strain
DOWN
1 Proof letters
2 Area 51 craft, supposedly
3 Part of a curve
4 Dance to Tito Puente, say
5 Buttinsky
6 Give bad luck
7 Rock subgenre
8 Hit the jackpot
9 Toast word
10 Key using all the black keys:
R E D S O R C A S C A S S
A P O P Z I L C H A N T I
V I V A Z A P A T A V I A L
I C E S A W M A M M A M I A
D A D A L E R S
A B O V O O L I V E R
D O N O R M E R S Y V E S
E X C L A M A T I O N M A R K
N Y E T B I A S A E T N A
A V A N T I I N S E T
O B A M A N I L
A I R P L A N E F E R V O R
S L O E H E L L O D O L L Y
I B A R A N S E L T O G A
S O R E B A A E D E G A N
TUESDAY’SANSWERS
Abbr.
11 Go straight
12 Facing big trouble
13 Moon of Jupiter
18 Suitable for most audiences
22 Decorative inlay material
23 First fratricide victim
24 Nat or Natalie
25 Gelding-to-be, maybe
26 Break between flights
30 Fannie ___
32 Sunday hymn accompaniment
35 2002 sequel starring Wesley
Snipes
37 Mello ___ (soft drink)
38 Budget chart shape
39 City near Santa Barbara
40 Teri of “Tootsie”
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15
16 17
18 19 20
21 22 23
24 25
26 27 28 29 30
31 32 33 34
35 36 37
38 39 40 41 42 43
44 45 46 47
48 49 50
51 52 53 54 55
56 57
58 59
41 Ocean predator
45 Traipsed (about)
46 City of northern Spain
47 Often-removed car part
48 Amnesiac’s question
52 Topmost points
54 Hades’ river of forgetfulness
56 Command to Fido
57 Editorial
strike-out
60 Give a ribbing
61 Spanish eye
62 ___ ammoniac
63 Geisha’s accessory
Puzzle by Will Nediger, edited by Will Shortz
Net Worth Answer: B.
Birthday Answers: Michael Eisner, 71, Bryan Cranston, 57, Joe Carter, 53, Wanda Sykes, 49, Rachel Weisz, 42, Peter Sarsgaard, 42

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