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The Rec Bowl
A staple of Mount Clemens, The Rec Bowl is a
bowling alley, bar, and restaurant. Serving good food
and drinks at a steal of a price and also boasting one
of the largest outdoor patios in the city. They host
poker nights on Mondays, starting February 15th
for all the card sharks out there.
Interestingly enough, back in January when everyone
was buying as many slips they could to win the
Powerball; this establishment was giving away tickets
in advance. Management even went as far as offering
to share $100 million with everyone who shared and
liked the post on Facebook, if the ticket had won.
Better luck next time and as always, may the force
be with you.
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ON DECK
Jimmy John’s
grabs naming rights…it’s a home run !
UTICA - Set to open in June 2016, the new stadium for an
independent baseball league in Utica will be called Jimmy John’s
Field.
News broke Tuesday that the sandwich shop had the naming rights
for the stadium that the United Shore Professional Baseball League
will play out of. The three-team league will host players who didn’t
get picked up by minor league teams. According to a report from
the Detroit Free Press, the $12-million project will seat around
4,000 people. It’ll have five penthouse suits, 12 patio suites and a
grandstand.
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The project is being led by Andrew Appleby, the founder of
General Sports and Entertainment. The project is being aided by
about $400,000 in federal brownfield redevelopment money, and
the Utica Downtown Development Authority donated the land,
valued at $600,000.
Otherwise, the sole investor of the project is Appleby, a former
senior vice president of the Detroit Pistons. There will be about 75
games played in the stadium each season.
Jimmy John’s and United Shore have the official naming rights of
the league and stadium.
MACOMB POLITICS
Former state Rep. Derek Miller was sworn in Monday as Macomb
County treasurer — on the same day he resigned his legislative
seat. Miller took the oath of office before a packed courtroom at
the county courthouse by Michigan Supreme Court Justice David
F. Viviano.
Miller, 32, a former assistant prosecutor, was chosen Friday to
succeed Ted Wahby, who died in December.
“I’m announcing that I am stepping aside as the representative of
Michigan’s 28th House District to become the treasurer of Macomb
County,” Miller said in a statement Monday. “I have enjoyed my
time in the Legislature, and I will forever be grateful for the trust
that my constituents put in me. I look forward to serving them —
and all of Macomb County’s residents — in my new role as their
county treasurer.”
Miller’s resignation from the Legislature comes during the
Democrat’s first term representing the 28th District, comprising
the city of Center Line and part of Warren. An election will have
to be scheduled to fill his seat.
Miller in his statement emphasized his focus on county residents.
“Serving the people of my district was always my top priority in
the state House, and serving the people of our county will continue
to be my priority in my new role,” he said.
New Macomb
Treasurer
Miller
sworn in;
quits Legislature
Miller was chosen from a pool of three “extremely qualified”
candidates, according to Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith.
Other candidates interviewed Friday were longtime Deputy
Treasurer Jerry Moffitt and John Latella, former chief financial
officer and CEO of Garden Fresh Gourmet.
Wahby, 84, served as treasurer for 20 years. As an appointee, Miller
will serve the remainder of the term, which ends Dec. 31.
Miller is the third generation of his family to serve Macomb County
in office. His grandfather, Art Miller, was Warren’s first mayor in
1957. His grandmother, Edna Miller, was the first woman elected
to the position of Macomb County clerk. His father, Art Miller Jr.,
served in the Michigan Senate for 26 years.
Miller earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from Michigan
State University and a doctorate from the University of Detroit
Mercy School of Law.
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PLAY BOOK
The Tender Land
The Price Is Right Live™
by Aaron Copeland
presented by Michigan Opera Theatre
In partnership with
Macomb Center For The Performing Arts
Center Campus:
Macomb Center for the Performing Arts
Saturday, March 12, 2016 Time: 7.30 PM
The Tender Land is the quintessential American opera composed by
Aaron Copeland, the Dean of American composers. His music is readily
recognizable and speaks of the American landscape. The opera is about
a traditional, humble, rural 1930s family suspicious of outsiders and
their morals. When two worldly drifters arrive seeking work on the Moss
family farm, their daughter Laurie, about to graduate from high school,
falls in love with one of them and is torn between her roots and her desire
to explore the world. In 1971, David DiChiera mounted a major revival
that was conducted by the composer. The March 2016 performances are
based on the MOT production.
Charlotte’s Web
Wednwsday, March 23, 2016 7:00 PM
Center Campus:
Charlotte’s Web is a children’s novel by American author E. B. White
and illustrated by Garth Williams; it was published in October 15, 1952,
by Harper & Brothers. The novel tells the story of a pig named Wilbur
and his friendship with a barn spider named Charlotte. When Wilbur is
in danger of being slaughtered by the farmer, Charlotte writes messages
praising Wilbur (such as “Some Pig”) in her web in order to persuade the
farmer to let him live.
Written in White’s dry, low-key manner, Charlotte’s Web is considered a
classic of children’s literature, enjoyable to adults as well as children.
Saturday, March 19, 2016 8:00 PM
In a highly anticipated national tour, three supremely gifted singersongwriters share the stage, joining forces in celebration of American
songwriting that seeks the heart’s core. Grammy-winner Patty Griffin
“digs deep into introspective lyrics…[using] the silence between notes to
create shimmering music you won’t soon forget” (American Songwriter);
Nickel Creek co-founder Sara Watkins creates “a sound that’s gritty and
determined to avoid clichés” (BBC Music); and Anaïs Mitchell is “writing
material that stands comparison with the great singer-songwriters,”
including Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen (Daily Telegraph).
All That Jazz
Sunday, April 3, 2016 7:30 PM - 3.00 PM
Event Description:
with pianist, Anastasia Rizikov
Guest Conductor, Nan Washburn
Program to include:
George Gershwin, Crazy For You Overture
Dave Brubeck, It’s About Time
George Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue
Duke Ellington, Suite from The River
Ted Ricketts, Satchmo! (Tribute to Louis Armstrong)
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Friday, April 1 2016 Start Time: 8:00 PM
Center Campus:
presents William Davidson Neighborhood
Concert Series
Intimate Theater
Exceptional Acoustics Great Entertainment
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7PM Saturday Night Fever
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s inaugural season of residency at the Macomb
Center for the Performing Arts! Hear the DSO in its full symphonic splendor right
here in Clinton Township.
Celtic Nights
Spirit of Freedom
3PM
HE’S SAFE!
PLAY BALL !
Minor league baseball
is on deck in downtown Utica
Call Andy Appleby the Family Guy, but please don’t confuse him with Seth McFarlane’s R-rated
animated television show of the same name. Appleby is a family man and it shows. He is married
to Kristiana and they have four children.
dog stand. They were handing out hot dogs and water free of charge. All three play baseball. Alex
is a catcher at Parkway Christian. In the summer he plays with the Shelby Chiefs travel team.
Nolan is with the Macomb Cobras and Luc is on the Detroit Metro Stars squad.
The founder of General Sports & Entertainment based in Rochester understands the foundation
of any sports franchise is the family. Maybe dad played ball when he was a kid. Maybe mom
smacked softballs around when she was in high school. The genetics are passed on to the kids. It’s
a gene pool with equal parts DNA, pine tar and neat’s foot oil.
Baseball’s a game of pitchers and batters, hits and runs, RBI and ERA, and memories. All three
Julio brothers had recollections to share Tuesday.
“It was a tie game. The bases were loaded in the bottom of the seventh and I was on third. Lucas
hit a blooper over the head of the pitcher and I scored,” said Nolan.
That clinched a tournament championship, just like the memory that Luc had been waiting in
the batter’s box to share. His team was playing the Blue Jays in a tournament in Roseville. His pal,
Tommy, ripped a line drive hit that allowed Luc to score the winning run.
“We fell in love with minor league baseball,” said Appleby, whose firm once owned the Fort
Wayne Wizards, a Single A minor league team that was part of the San Diego Padres’ farm
system. “It is fun, affordable entertainment.”
Appleby knows love can be expensive. Most recently it has translated into a $12 million
investment into Jimmy Johns Field, a stadium that will be built on Moscone Drive and Auburn
Road, just west of Utica’s downtown. The venture involves General Sports as well as the Utica
Downtown Development Authority, which donated the stadium property, valued at $600,000.
General Sports will lease the site for $1 a year.
“The bottom line is what does it cost and what is the value for a family of four?” continued
Appleby. “Sometimes people who haven’t seen minor league baseball think it’s like the Bad News
Bears. These are fantastic, fantastic players.”
The ballpark will be home to three new teams that will play in a newly formed independent
professional baseball league, the United Shore Professional Baseball League (USPBL). Each team
will play a 50-game schedule for a total of 75 home games per season. Tickets will start at $6.
That’s less than mom and dad pay at most movie theaters and especially if the outing to see Inside
Out or the Lego Movie included popcorn, frozen cokes and Twizzlers.
The Julio brothers from Shelby Township were at the groundbreaking ceremony. Alex, 16,
Nolan, who is 12, and 11-year-old Luc were there to help their grandpa, Pat Mascar, with his hot
Alex’s recollection of summer baseball feats had to do with a time when he was on an 11U team.
It was the state tournament hosted by Brighton and his squad barely got past Lake Orion, 6-5,
in the opening game. “We made it tough on ourselves,” said Alex. “We came out flat and had to
play better teams the entire tournament.” His team won five games in all, including against the
Novi Heat in the championship game. “I love baseball. I love the thrill of not knowing what will
happen next. It’s a very mental game,” said Alex, who is a catcher on the Parkway Christian team.
What happens next is that construction will begin on the ballpark and play should be completed
by the 2016 season. The ballpark will seat approximately 4,000 people and include a grandstand,
five dugout suites, five penthouse suites, 12 private patio suites, a grass berm and four picnic
areas. The Shelby Chiefs got an impromptu game in on the site prior to the groundbreaking
ceremony. They are a 12U team that competes in the Macomb Amateur Baseball Federation. It
was just a fun game and Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel was the pitcher.
“The thing I like about the idea of minor league baseball is that it is affordable,” said Chris Fox,
an assistant coach for the Chiefs whose son, Jackson, plays centerfield on the team. “It’s not going
to be $100 a day to take a family to a game. The idea of a picnic area sounds great.” Season tickets
are available and can be purchased by contacting Josh Hartman of General Sports at (248) 6012200 or email [email protected].
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RAISE THE BAR
In 1946 Truman was president, the War was over and Frank and Josephine
Sgroi, a young couple from Sicily, decided to move to the United States.
After settling initially in Detroit, they moved to Macomb County and
began the first of many businesses serving and entertaining a community
they’d grow to appreciate and one that would love them back too.
They started with Carmen’s, a pizza and party store, which opened first in
Detroit and then in the 1970s, as the population moved north they opened
their first location in Warren. While building the business, they also raised
a large family of seven children: Vincent, Tony, Joseph, Fran, Angie, Angelo
and Frank, who would grow up to work with them in future enterprises.
During the 70s, bowling alleys and discos were also popular, and son Joe
helped to open one of each. Carmen’s East, and the Liberty Bowl continued
the family’s success and growth in the community. As audience interests
changed a few short years later, the next move was to open The Ritz Main
Act, which featured many Michigan artists including Aretha Franklin, and
others who would become national stars including Kid Rock and Usher.
In the 1990s, country line dancing was big and so was another venture
for Joe and family; their Hoover Road House became one of the biggest
country dance clubs in America. Currently, Joe combines several of their
popular businesses within the Premier Complex, Chesterfield which features
bowling, a restaurant, club and a banquet facility. The venue is also available
and popular in the area for charity events for groups of all sizes.
How does one family accomplish so much? According to Fran, another of
the seven siblings who helped manage several locations, “things were always
very busy, but having good people working for you made life a lot easier”.
Joe and Fran are also appreciative of the large community of loyal customers
they have served over the years, many who have followed them from venue
to venue.
Two nephews also keep things going for the next generation as one works
at Premier and another owns two Dooley’s restaurants with plans to open
Wild Woody’s in Shelby Twp. in the near future. Why continue in Macomb
County and not open somewhere else? Frank summed it up this way, “Your
home is your home.” Clearly, his family, their friends and long-time patrons
agree.
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REEL APPEAL
Deadpool: Wade Wilson (Ryan
Reynolds) is a former Special
Forces operative who now works
as a mercenary. His world comes
crashing down when evil scientist
Ajax (Ed Skrein) tortures, disfigures
and transforms him into Deadpool.
The rogue experiment leaves
Deadpool with accelerated healing
powers and a twisted sense of humor.
With help from mutant allies
Colossus and Negasonic Teenage
Warhead (Brianna Hildebrand),
Deadpool uses his new skills to
hunt down the man who nearly
destroyed his life. Rated R
BIG SCREEN
Gods of Egypt: The survival of
mankind hangs in the balance when
Set (Gerard Butler), the merciless
god of darkness, usurps Egypt’s
throne and plunges the prosperous
empire into chaos and conflict.
Hoping to save the world and
rescue his true love, a defiant mortal
named Bek (Brenton Thwaites)
forms an unlikely alliance with
the powerful god Horus (Nikolaj
Coster-Waldau). Their battle against
Set and his henchmen takes them
into the afterlife and across the
heavens for an epic confrontation.
Rated PG-13
How to Be Single: After four years
of college, young Alice (Dakota
Johnson) decides she needs a break
from her long-term boyfriend
Josh. Excited and ready for new
challenges, the eager grad moves to
New York to take a job as a paralegal.
Helping her navigate her way
through an unfamiliar city is Robin
(Rebel Wilson), a fun-loving, wild
co-worker who enjoys partying and
one-night stands. With Robin as her
freewheeling guide, Alice can now
learn how to get free drinks, meet
men and enjoy the single lifestyle.
Rated R
London Has Fallen: After the death
of the British prime minister, the
world’s most powerful leaders gather
in London to pay their respects.
Without warning, terrorists unleash
a devastating attack that leaves the
city in chaos and ruins. Secret Service
agent Mike Banning (Gerard Butler)
springs into action to bring U.S.
President Benjamin Asher (Aaron
Eckhart) to safety. When Asher
falls into the hands of the sinister
organization, it’s up to Banning to
save his commander in chief from a
horrible fate. Rated R
Risen: Roman military tribune
Clavius (Joseph Fiennes) remains set
in his ways after serving 25 years in
the army. He arrives at a crossroad
when he’s tasked to investigate
the mystery of what happened
to Jesus (Cliff Curtis) following
the Crucifixion. Accompanied by
trusted aide Lucius (Tom Felton),
his quest to disprove rumors of a
risen Messiah makes him question
his own beliefs and spirituality. As
his journey takes him to places never
dreamed of, Clavius discovers the
truth that he’s been seeking.
Rated PG-13
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MACOMB MUSIC
Jim Freeman
King of Raunch
Think what you will about the raw, deliberately offensive nature of his
act, Jim Freeman--The King of Raunch & Roll--has become a veritable
cultural fixture in the Detroit area. He has endured.
Here’s a guy who, for nearly four decades, has played, thrived and
survived in Detroit’s gritty working-class bars. All around town, but
mainly on the east side, there are numerous hard-core Freeman fans who
try to catch him every year or two, confident he’ll still be there, just like
the Edison smokestacks or something. They saw him in the early ‘70s,
doing his rock routine at Dirty Helen’s downtown. They’ve followed him
around to a dozen bars since Freeman tends to stick in a place a year or
so before moving on. He’s been to Chicago, Toledo, Las Vegas and more,
but he always comes back. This is his town, his turf, his material.
Like other long-time local entertainment Freeman stands pre-eminent.
There’s simply no other act around town quite like his. For better or
worse, the guy’s unique.
www.mindofafreeman.com
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Get ready to sing-a-long to your favorite
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Our menu is loaded with many traditional
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Delivery is available to many of our local businesses.
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ST. BALDERICK’S
Village of Romeo
Be a hero for kids with cancer!
The event in the Village of Romeo has grown to one of the largest in childhood cancers, because it is simply not profitable. Again, shocking
the country. For the last few year’s, we have grown to 500 heads shaved that this is a determining factor why less than 4% of federal funding is
per year. St. Baldrick’s 2016 in the Village of Romeo, MI from Romeo focused on childhood specific research to offset that.
Film Production Office on Vimeo.
That is where we come in. The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is entirely
We need your help to make 2016 even bigger. our goal is to shave over focused on funding new childhood specific research, providing more
600 heads and push past the $350,000 mark. Sign up to shave or make than $152 million in grants since 2005. We are now the largest source
a donation or just spread the word, but please do something.
of funds outside of the federal government.
If you have a business that would like to be listed as a sponsor, its easy.
Just click the green donate button above and make a donation of $400
or more. When you are done, send an email to us with your logo and a
link to your website and we will get it added to this page.
Our event is entirely volunteer driven and every dollar of your donation
goes right to the foundation to fund grants. But it does take an army
of volunteers to pull this off and We Need You! Join the fight against
kids cancer, this is a war we can not afford to lose. Your part in the fight
could be as simple as shaving your head in solidarity with kids who
Here is a great video covering last year’s event: https://vimeo. lose their hair during cancer treatment. Or pulling out your credit card
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right now and making a donation.
We are making a difference in the lives of children worldwide. Every 3 Make a statement that we will not stand by and let our children suffer.
minutes, a child is diagnosed with cancer, this is something no parent Every child deserves to live along and healthy life, and you can make
should have to hear. The very least we can do is to build hope through that happen.
funding new childhood specific cancer research. Each year brings new
treatments, new cures and a chance for more children to conquer cancer.
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CORNED BEEF KING
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St. Patrick’s Day with
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Michigan Drafts
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Home of the Legendary Corned Beef Sandwich
Corned Beef
For the hands-down best Corned Beef sandwich in town, Jimmy Dee’s is
the clear winner. The gamily-owned restaurant has received rave reviews
for their legendary Corned Beef sandwich for 25 years. They’re even
trade marked it.
The sandwich is made on one-inch thick, grilled Russian rye bread
specially baked for the restaurant. Inside is a half pound of warm Corned
Beef topped with melted Swiss cheese and served with your choice of
Thousand Island dressing, horseradish, or hot mustard and a side of
pickles. It is also offered as a Reuben (with sauerkraur) or Dinty Moore
(with coleslaw).
Many years ago, over Owner Duke Nicoli spent time with personal
friends the O,Hara family and learned their Corned Beef recipe. he put
his own twist on in and began serving it at Jimmy’s Dee’s.
“We use a cut of beef that is exclusive to Jimmy Dee’s . Traditionally,
restaurant use a brisker, which is more grainy and farry. Our Corned
Beef is the leanest around,” said Nicolai. “We cook our beef froom open
to close so it’s always fresh. Many restaurant buy precooked and presliced which can taste overly processed.”
Other signature mmenu items are the Corned Beef Soup, Crawfish
Etouffec, hand dipped and dusted Perch and Icelandic Cod Fish Fry on
Friday nights, and slow cooked, honey lager fall-offpthe-bone Baby Back
Ribs. Two daily specials offered Monday through Friday are specially
priced and include a soup or salad.
It is Jimmy Dee’s high quality of food that has kept their dedicated
customer base comingback. “Anyone can por a beer. It will taste the
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How do you turn a relatively simple idea into a hugely successful one? If you’re on the east side of Macomb County, you can ask Anthony Jekielekbecause he’s done it. Several years ago, he just thought it would be fun to host a St Patrick’s Day party at his Vintage House location in Fraser. He
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from the custom of floating the shamrock in your
whiskey before downing it. The Irish believe that if
you do this, you will have a prosperous year. So how
about another whiskey?
2. Green politics.
Gangs of rowdy revelers ‘crawling’ from pub to pub, Green wasn’t Saint Patrick’s color. He was more of a
masses of green-clad people marching to bagpipes blue guy. As St. Patrick’s Day shifted from just being a
in city streets, and assortments of green shamrock religious holiday to a day celebrating Ireland’s history,
decorated treats are now some things equated with colors associated with March 17 turned green. On
St. Patrick’s Day across the globe. But that’s not how March 17th, during the Irish Rebellion of 1798, an
it always was.
uprising against British rule in Ireland, Irish soldiers
wore green uniforms as a political statement.
It started out as a religious feast day in the ninth or
tenth century to commemorate Saint Patrick, the 3. Green food coloring.
patron saint of Ireland. Born in the fourth century, Green is everywhere from early March until after
he was enslaved as a teenager and brought to Ireland St. Patrick’s Day regalia is long gone. We eat green
from his native Britain, but eventually escaped after foods and even drink green beer. But that green food
hearing the voice of God. Years later, the voice urged coloring can be doing you harm. There have been
him to return to Ireland as a missionary and bring studies that have linked food coloring to headaches
Christianity to the people. There, he used clovers to and cancer in lab animals, though you would have
explain the Holy Trinity and converted pagan Druids. to drink much more dye than is found in the beer
Irish Catholics venerate the saint on the anniversary to cause health problems. So let the green beer flow.
of his death, March 17, by going to mass, praying for
missionaries and celebrating with a large meal.
4. It’s a public holiday in other countries.
People across the globe commemorate the Irish
The St. Patrick’s Day that we know — and local cultural pride holiday, but St. Patrick’s Day is
bars love — is more about national pride than a an official public holiday in only three places —
celebration of the religious figure. This custom Ireland, the Canadian province of Newfoundland
started on American soil with banquets held by Irish and Labrador, and Montserrat, the Caribbean island
charities in Boston. The first St. Patrick’s Day parade nation founded by Irish settlers. It all makes sense.
was in New York City in 1762, when Irish soldiers But what gets confusing is March 17th in Montserrat
marched through the city as a way to reconnect with also is the anniversary of a failed slave uprising.
their roots. St. Patrick’s Day is now associated with
everything “Irish”— green beer, shamrocks, luck, 5. Beef is what’s for dinner.
and traditional dishes.
St. Patrick’s Day is usually thought of as more of a
drinking and dancing day, than a heavy eating day.
Most of us don’t know all the facts about Saint Patrick However, in 2009 about 26.1 billion pounds of beef
or the holiday celebrated in his name. Bet you didn’t and 2.3 billion pounds of cabbage were produced in
know that Saint Patrick wasn’t all about green, or the United States. That’s a whole lot of corned beef
that St. Patrick’s Day is only a public holiday in three and cabbage.
places, or that “Saint Patty’s Day” is not on March
17th.
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Mar 21 - Apr 19
ARIES
Mar. 21- Apr. 20
TAURUS
May 21 - Jun 20
GEMINI
CANCER
To turn around things, you
ensure that they does not leave
to them. Do not be too prompt
to give your opinion. To listen
to the others attentively. The
possibilities of voyages will be
favorable in terms of connections
moneymaking. Do not let the
others limit you to say how you
feel on the family questions.
Your lucky events of this month
will take place Monday.
The month would start slow with
low energy and opportunity.
Things would turn around mid
month and you will see a revival
in energy and level of activity.
Anger and aggression could
come in and create some amount
of hassles for you. By the end of
the month you will be in control
of things, although you might be
more aggressive than you ought
to be.
Positive month although returns
and gains could be lower than
usual You should guard against
unnecessary ego in speech and
actions. Issues in family life
possible this month due to ego
hassles. Investments in bonds and
securities possible in the second
half for you. Facial infections and
pains not ruled out.
Month begins with ego in speech
and sub conscious. You will
realize half way into the month
that working with others is better
than having others work against
you. This will bring in growth as
well as progress. Your status and
public image would look upwards
now too.
LEO
Jul 23 - Aug 22
Aug 23 - Sep 22
Sep 23 - Oct 22
LIBRA
SCORPIO
Progress will continue both on
personal as well as professional
front. You will find your progress
would be come more due to non
academic knowledge and your
instincts. In the second half of
the month the action would
movetowards family matters and
some movement in residence and
travel would come about too.
Avoid unnecessary resentment
against family members.
Changes in residences could
come about during this month in
the first half. You become quite
creative and egoistic at the same
time in the second half of the
month. Ego hassles possible with
grown up children, while good
news and some developments
with regard to children as such
possible for the rest.
Children related developments
possible this month. New
investments possible, while old
investments could bring in gains.
Career would pickup very well in
the second half of the month. You
will find support of your superiors
and people in government or
authoritative positions. Rise in
authority.
Career will be high on your
priority and bring in a high level
of growth in the first half of the
month. Authority and confidence
would be high. Opposition to
your ideas and issues in marriage
and relations could come in the
second half of the month. Ego
should be controlled as that could
be the reason for the issues in
marriages etc.
SAGITTARIUS
CAPRICORN
AQUARIUS
Jan 20 - Feb 18
Feb 19 - Mar 20
Issues
could
remain
in
relationships. New developments
in love life possible for those
unattached. Your ideas could
find opposition. Stamina and
immune system could dip in the
second half and so you need to
take care of your health. Avoid
very active or new commitments
in the second half of the month.
Health and stamina could be low
in the first half of the month.
You might feel sleepy and low
on energy in the first half of the
month. Luck and happiness will
rise in the second half of the
month. You will feel happy in
children related members. Travel
could come about and would be
pleasurable. Positive period in the
second half.
This month will see creative work
as well as better luck. Some ego
with family members possible.
Position and career would move
up after the 15th March . Position
and status would be high during
this month.
High status and position this
month. You will see a focus on
career and of course higher gains
and income due to that. Socially a
good period as friendships would
be revived and new friendships
possible. If you try, you could
make friends in high places also
this month.
Nov 22 - Dec 21
VIRGO
Jun 21 - Jul 22
Dec 22 - Jan 19
Oct 23 - Nov 21
PISCES
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5 2 Basis of organic
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transactions
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1 5 Maltreated
1 6 Painter known as
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1 7 Setting for Singapore
1 8 Discerning
2 4 Once around a track
2 5 Pop-culture
phenomenon
3 1 Many ''Deck the
Halls'' syllables
3 3 Metaphor for drastic
cutting
3 5 Inherently
3 6 ''Turn up the heat!''
3 8 Heat conduit
4 0 Hibernation place
4 1 Small brown bird
4 2 Media statistician Silver
4 4 What to call a clipper
4 5 Show for sure
4 6 Bassoon cousin
4 7 Stir-fry skillet
4 9 Family business abbr.
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5 7 Mascara mishap
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6 3 Cultural pursuits
6 4 ''CSI'' procedures
6 6 Long-nosed fish
6 7 Lithography legend
6 8 Santa __, CA
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7 1 Piece of work
7 3 ICU personnel
7 4 Mail-routing abbr.
7 5 Noisy bug
7 6 Lackluster
7 7 Retired TV talk host
7 8 Compass reading
8 0 Sound of surprise
8 1 __ voce (orally)
8 3 Golf pro Ernie
8 4 Half of EU
8 7 College football award
8 8 Summer setting in Va.
8 9 Erstwhile children's
clothes retailer
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9 2 Destroys gradually
9 3 Rental ad abbr.
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alphabetically
9 7 Spring suddenly
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lessons
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1 0 1 Oil drilling equipment
1 0 2 Switch label
1 0 3 Exclamation of
celebration
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1 0 6 Folk story
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