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Country home 15. Stratford-on-__ 16. High rating 17. Burstyn or Pompeo 18. Spain’s Juan Carlos I 19. Ms. Lee 20. Felt indignant about Power Puzzle22. Feudal subjects 24. Change direction 25. Final course 26.Bar 29. Does an electrician’s job 30. Of __; no longer a minor 31. Jetta or Taurus 33. Moray seeker 37. Cheese-producing region 39. __ over; helped through a difficult period 41. Plunge 42. Seasons 44. Surrenders 46. Poet’s contraction 47. Ardent 49. Fascination 51. Rejectedwithdisdain 54. Lotion ingredient 55. Force into an awkward position 56. Gives up 60. Asia’s __ Mountains 61. Tract of wasteland 63. Place to spend rupees 64. Light, rhythmic tune 65. Pro’s foe 66.Lacks 67. Flower 68. Schnozzola 69. Meadow covering 57 58 63

Hide preparers 6. Creator 7. Enthusiastic 8.6th day of Lent: abbr. 9. Hookandlineuser 10. Embraced 11. Cosmetic case item 12. Put underground 13. Beauty’s movie partner 21. Article of faith 23. “...__ by your outfit that you are...”ANSWER TO #5128 Last Month’s Answers 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 32. F A V O R S A M E D Had a meal Keep __ on; watch carefully Taj Mahal’scity Bride’s item Flamingoorheron Cutintosmallpieces B O L D O E O N C 34.In __ of 35. Always C O 36. France’s Coty I 38. Sermon topic 40. Bargains 43. Not crackers 45.Like a hill Enter To Win! C H A I S T O 48. Bach or Wagner 50. Likemoreexpensive hamburger 51.Dandruff site 52. Salk’s concern 53. Europe/Asia boundary 54. Nest 56. Periods 57. Conception Last Month’s Winner is Cherryn Ross, Matlacha CongratuL 58. Disencumbers 59. Brat’s talkations! 62. Lennon’s lady

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ACROSS 1. Make __; clench one’s hand 6. Family member 10. Baby’s spot 14. Country home 15. Stratford-on-__ 16. High rating 17. Burstyn or Pompeo 18. Spain’s Juan Carlos I 19. Ms. Lee 20. Felt indignant about 22. Feudal subjects 24. Change direction 25. Final course 26.Bar 29. Does an electrician’s job 30. Of __; no longer a minor 31. Jetta or Taurus 33. Moray seeker 37. Cheese-producing region 39. __ over; helped through a difficult period 41. Plunge 42. Seasons 44. Surrenders 46. Poet’s contraction 47. Ardent 49. Fascination 51. Rejected with disdain 54. Lotion ingredient 55. Force into an awkward position 56. Gives up 60. Asia’s __ Mountains 61. Tract of wasteland 63. Place to spend rupees 64. Light, rhythmic tune 65. Pro’s foe 66.Lacks 67. Flower 68. Schnozzola 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 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69

DOWN 1. State 2. Office cabinet 3. Misfortunes 4. Coat part 5. Hide preparers 6. Creator 7. Enthusiastic 8.6th day of Lent: abbr. 9. Hookandlineuser 10. Embraced 11. Cosmetic case item 12. Put underground 13. Beauty’s movie partner 21. Article of faith 23. “...__ by your outfit that you are...” 25. Had a meal 26. Keep __ on; watch carefully 27. Taj Mahal’scity 28. Bride’s item 29. Flamingoorheron 32. Cutintosmallpieces 34.In __ of 35. Always 36. France’s Coty 38. Sermon topic 40. Bargains 43. Not crackers 45.Like a hill 48. Bach or Wagner 50. Like more expensive hamburger 51.Dandruff site 52. Salk’s concern 53. Europe/Asia boundary 54. Nest 56. Periods 57. Conception 58. Disencumbers

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 59. Brat’s talk 62. Lennon’s lady#5129

ACROSS 1. Make __; clench one’s hand 6. Familymember 10. Baby’s spot 14. Country home 15. Stratford-on-__ 16. High rating 17. Burstyn or Pompeo 18. Spain’s Juan Carlos I 19. Ms. Lee 20. Felt indignant about 22. Feudal subjects 24. Change direction 25. Final course 26.Bar 29. Does an electrician’s job 30. Of __; no longer a minor 31. Jetta or Taurus 33. Moray seeker 37. Cheese-producing region 39. __ over; helped through a difficult period 41. Plunge 42. Seasons 44. Surrenders 46. Poet’s contraction 47. Ardent 49. Fascination 51. Rejectedwithdisdain 54. Lotion ingredient 55. Force into an awkward position 56. Gives up 60. Asia’s __ Mountains 61. Tract of wasteland 63. Place to spend rupees 64. Light, rhythmic tune 65. Pro’s foe 66.Lacks 67. Flower 68. Schnozzola 69. Meadow covering 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17. Of a generation 18. Pocket bread 19. Procrastinator’s word 20. Warm lunch 23. Originally named 24. Call a halt to 25. Nemesis 28. Rhythm 32. 34. Cuts Lament ANSWER TO #5138 35. Bee colony 37. “Ah, me!” 38. Character in Othello 39. West Point student 40. Out of __; behaving inappropriately 41. Word with stick or roll 42. One who acts like another 43. Lets 44. Evaluate 46. Pillages 48. Do a hairdresser’s job 49. Follower of 7 Down 51. Building site 52. Admirable people who influence others 58. William and Sean 61. Reddish-brown animal 62. Tack 63. Gladden 64. “__ Wonderful Life” 65. Slave Jacqueline F. O’Keffe, Ft. Myersof old 66. Chihuahua children 67. Late actor Bert 68. Worry 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 1. State 2. Office cabinet 41 42 43 3. Misfortunes 4. Coat part 44 45 46 47 5. Hide preparers 6. Creator 48 49 50 51 7. Enthusiastic 8.6th day of Lent: abbr. 52 53 54 55 56 57 11. Cosmetic case item 58 59 60 61 62 12. Put underground 13. Beauty’s movie partner 63 64 65 21. Article of faith 23. “...__ by your outfit 66 67 68 that you are...” 25. Had a meal 26. 27. Taj Mahal’s city 28. Bride’s item 29. Flamingo or heron 32. Cut into small pieces 34.In __ of 35. Always 36. France’s Coty 38. Sermon topic 40. Bargains 43. Not crackers 45.Like a hill 48. Bach or Wagner 50. Like more expensive hamburger 51.Dandruff site 52. Salk’s concern 53. Europe/Asia boundary 54. Nest 56. Periods 57. Conception 58. Disencumbers 59. Brat’s talk 62. Lennon’s lady

7. Greek letter 8. Expunge 9. Refer 10. Spring 11. Bit of cereal 12. Take advantage of 13. German article 21. High schooler 22. Start 25. Cat 26. Praying figures 27. Winding roads 28. Rough 29. Part of summer 30. Fellow 31. Sea duck 33. Certain love messages 34. Fictional king 36. Miles, e.g. 39. Tosses 43. Public disturbance 45. Sight and taste 47. Existing on a flat surface 50. Fourth page of a wall hanging 52. Preposition 53. Insignificant amount 54. Complaint to a dermatologist 55. Hot spot 56. __ PM; 2100 hours 57. Did in 58. Item in a desk drawer 59. Mr. Whitney 60. Girl’s nickname CROSSWORD PUZZLE #5139

ACROSS 1. Bargain-hunt 5. Fog 9. Read __; recite 14. Novel setting 15. Of the U.S.A. 16. Rent long-term 17. Of a generation 18. Pocket bread 19. Procrastinator’s word 20. Warm lunch 23. Originally named 24. Call a halt to 25. Nemesis 28. Rhythm 32. Cuts 34. Lament 35. Bee colony 37. “Ah, me!” 38. Character in Othello 39. West Point student 40. Out of __; behaving inappropriately 41. Word with stick or roll 42. One who acts like another 43. Lets 44. Evaluate 46. Pillages 48. Do a hairdresser’s job 49. Follower of 7 Down 51. Building site 52. Admirable people who influence others 58. William and Sean 61. Reddish-brown animal 62. Tack 63. Gladden 64. “__ Wonderful Life” 65. Slave of old 66. Chihuahua children 67. Late actor Bert 68. Worry 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 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68

DOWN 1. Heavenly Mlles. 2. Nag 3. Not just tacit 4. Mom, dad, or madam 5. Take place 6. Friend at the école 7. Greek letter 8. Expunge 9. Refer 10. Spring 11. Bit of cereal 12. Take advantage of 13. German article 21. High schooler 22. Start 25. Cat 26. Praying figures 27. Winding roads 28. Rough 29. Part of summer 30. Fellow 31. Sea duck 33. Certain love messages 34. Fictional king 36. Miles, e.g. 39. Tosses 43. Public disturbance 45. Sight and taste 47. Existing on a flat surface 50. Fourth page of a wall hanging 52. Preposition 53. Insignificant amount 54. Complaint to a dermatologist 55. Hot spot 56. __ PM; 2100 hours 57. Did in

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 58. 59. 60. #5139 Item in a desk drawer Mr. Whitney Girl’s nickname ACROSS 1. Bargain-hunt 5. Fog 9. Read __; recite 14. Novel setting 15. Of the U.S.A. 16. Rent long-term 17. Of a generation 18. Pocket bread 19. Procrastinator’s word 20. Warm lunch 23. Originally named 24. Call a halt to 25. Nemesis 28. Rhythm 32. Cuts 34. Lament 35. Bee colony 37. “Ah, me!” 38. Character in Othello 39. West Point student 40. Out of __; behaving inappropriately 41. Word with stick or roll 42. One who acts like another 43. Lets 44. Evaluate 46. Pillages 48. Do a hairdresser’s job 49. Follower of 7 Down 51. Building site 52. Admirable people who influence others 58. William and Sean 61. Reddish-brown animal 62. Tack 63. Gladden 64. “__ Wonderful Life” 65. Slave of old 66. Chihuahua children 67. Late actor Bert 68. Worry

15. Taboos 16. Odds and ends 17. Become furious 18. Oppose verbally 20. Mid-6th-century date 21. Animal shelter 22. Fictional king 23. Closes noisily 25. Truck scale division 26. Draw 28. “__ it!”; phrase from ANSWER TO #5162 the C disgusted A R O B A B E T S L A P 31. Make joyful A R E N A S O A R H A M E 32. 34. 36. M I P L Lacking originality __ de plume Have status N O E S S L C O A T R E T O A M K E E N R S 37. Sows and others B E E T C O L E 38. Character in B E R A T E P A R E S S E A M“Frankenstein” O R A I R E D P T A 39. Cockney C O domicile U N T E D C A L O R I E S 40. Sharp edge O T T A L L O T E L L E 41. 42. Sheer fabric Venerates N E E V I E T T E S T E D 44. Like some V vegetables E E R M A L T and some S A B laughter E R I A G O B A H 45. Fresh A D O R N M E N T P L A C E 46. Accessory R I N G A N T E E I D E R 47. Fry lightly A T E E O D O R R E E D S 50. Spray 51. Intuition, for short 54. Shortening 57. Met number 58. Edible mollusk 59. Hot under the collar 60. Nuisance 61. Actor Chandler 62. John Jacob or Mary 63. Adams or Falco DOWN 1. Heavenly Mlles. 2. Nag 3. Not just tacit 4. Mom, dad, or madam 5. Take place 6. Friend at the école 7. Greek letter 8. Expunge 9. Refer 10. Spring 11. Bit of cereal 12. Take advantage of 13. German article 21. High schooler 22. Start 25. Cat 26. Praying figures 27. Winding roads 28. Rough 29. Part of summer 30. Fellow 31. Sea duck 33. Certain love messages 34. Fictional king 36. Miles, e.g. 39. Tosses 43. Public disturbance 45. Sight and taste 47. Existing on a flat surface 50. Fourth page of a wall hanging 52. Preposition 53. Insignificant amount 54. Complaint to a dermatologist 55. Hot spot 56. __ PM; 2100 hours 57. Did in 58. Item in a desk drawer 59. Mr. Whitney 60. Girl’s nickname

to Uncle Sam 6. TV miniseries of 1977 7. Name for two of Henry VIII’s wives 8. Word with what or can 9. UN member 10. Foretelling 11. Stinky 12. Type size 13. Tipsy ones 19. Love: Ital. 21. Concern 24. Guitar’s ancestor 25. Carryall 26. Flying: pref. 27. Beast of burden 28. Penalty 29. Directed skillfully 30. Peter O’ __ 32. Poet’s contraction 33. Disencumber 35. Talking animal 37. Killed 38. Charged particles 40. Animal classification 41. Baked dessert 43. Prompt 44. Sioux’s foe 46. Blotchy horse 47. Bag 48. In a skillful way 49. __ Mountains 50. Veal or venison 52. Enthusiastic affirmativeMarjorie Hawkins, Valrico 53. Cracker topper 55. Name for an Italian girl 56. Wedded one: abbr. 57. Ridicule 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 60 61 62 63

CROSSWORD PUZZLE #5163 ACROSS 1. “Centennial State”: abbr. 5. Persian 10. Punches 14. Declare firmly 15. Taboos 16. Odds and ends 17. Become furious 18. Oppose verbally 20. Mid-6th-century date 21. Animal shelter 22. Fictional king 23. Closes noisily 25. Truck scale division 26. Draw 28. “__ it!”; phrase from the disgusted 31. Make joyful 32. Lacking originality 34. __ de plume 36. Have status 37. Sows and others 38. Character in “Frankenstein” 39. Cockney domicile 40. Sharp edge 41. Sheer fabric 42. Venerates 44. Like some vegetables and some laughter 45. Fresh 46. Accessory 47. Fry lightly 50. Spray 51. Intuition, for short 54. Shortening 57. Met number 58. Edible mollusk 59. Hot under the collar 60. Nuisance 61. Actor Chandler 62. John Jacob or Mary 63. Adams or Falco DOWN 1. Jack, for one 2. Skating rink 3. Made laws 4. Mine car load 5. Money to declare to Uncle Sam 6. TV miniseries of 1977 7. Name for two of Henry VIII’s wives 8. Word with what or can 9. UN member 10. Foretelling 11. Stinky 12. Type size 13. Tipsy ones 19. Love: Ital. 21. Concern 24. Guitar’s ancestor 25. Carryall 26. Flying: pref. 27. Beast of burden 28. Penalty 29. Directed skillfully 30. Peter O’ __ 32. Poet’s contraction 33. Disencumber 35. Talking animal 37. Killed 38. Charged particles 40. Animal classification 41. Baked dessert 43. Prompt 44. Sioux’s foe 46. Blotchy horse 47. Bag 48. In a skillful way 49. __ Mountains 50. Veal or venison 52. Enthusiastic affirmative 53. Cracker topper 55. Name for an Italian girl

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 56. Wedded 57. Ridicule#5163 one: abbr. ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1. “Centennial State”: abbr. 14 15 16 5. Persian 17 18 19 10. Punches 14. Declare firmly 20 21 22 15. Taboos 16. Odds and ends 23 24 25 17. Become furious 18. Oppose verbally 26 27 28 29 30 20. Mid-6th-century date 31 32 33 34 35 21. Animal shelter 22. Fictional king 36 37 38 23. Closes noisily 25. Truck scale division 39 40 41 26. Draw 28. “__ it!”; phrase from 42 43 44 the disgusted 45 4631. Make joyful 32. Lacking originality 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 34. __ de plume 36. Have status 54 55 56 57 37. Sows and others 38. Character in 58 59 60 “Frankenstein” 39. Cockney domicile 61 62 63 40. Sharp edge 41. Sheer fabric 42. Venerates 44. Like some vegetables and some laughter 45. Fresh 46. Accessory 47. Fry lightly 50. Spray 51. Intuition, for short 54. Shortening 57. Met number 58. Edible mollusk 59. Hot under the collar 60. Nuisance 61. Actor Chandler 62. John Jacob or Mary 63. Adams or Falco DOWN 1. Jack, for one 2. Skating rink 3. Made laws 4. Mine car load 5. Money to declare to Uncle Sam 6. TV miniseries of 1977 7. Name for two of Henry VIII’s wives 8. Word with what or can 9. UN member 10. Foretelling 11. Stinky 12. Type size 13. Tipsy ones 19. Love: Ital. 21. Concern 24. Guitar’s ancestor 25. Carryall 26. Flying: pref. 27. Beast of burden 28. Penalty 29. Directed skillfully 30. Peter O’ __ 32. Poet’s contraction 33. Disencumber 35. Talking animal 37. Killed 38. Charged particles 40. Animal classification 41. Baked dessert 43. Prompt 44. Sioux’s foe 46. Blotchy horse 47. Bag 48. In a skillful way 49. __ Mountains 50. Veal or venison 52. Enthusiastic affirmative 53. Cracker topper 55. Name for an Italian girl 56. Wedded one: abbr. 57. Ridicule What Your Feet Can Tell You About Your Health From Family Features If you are living with pain and discomfort in your feet, legs, thighs or butt, it may be a sign of a serious health problem. Many adults in the United States are suffering and may be at risk of amputations of their toes, feet or legs as a result of an undetected disease known as peripheral artery disease (PAD). PAD affects the blood vessels outside the heart, reducing blood flow to the area with the diseased blood vessel. In the most common type of PAD, lower extremity PAD, blood flow is reduced to your legs and feet. Learn more about PAD, including symptoms, risk factors and treatment, from the experts at the American Heart Association:

SYMPTOMS

The most common symptoms of PAD are burning, aching, numbness, fatigue or discomfort in your leg or hip muscles while walking. The symptoms are caused by your legs not getting the blood they need. This pain usually goes away with rest and returns when you are active again. “These symptoms can impact a person’s quality of life, making it difficult to walk and hard to do usual activities at home and work,” said Amy W. Pollak, MD, American Heart Association volunteer expert serving as a leader of the national PAD Collaborative and cardiovascular medicine physician at Mayo Clinic. “For some, PAD can progress to cause pain when you are resting and even amputation of your toe, foot or leg.”

RISK FACTORS

PAD affects more than 8.5 million people in the US, the majority of whom are 65 years and older, according to the American Heart Association. Approximately 46-68% of patients with PAD also have coronary artery disease or cerebrovascular disease. “We see PAD more commonly in people living with diabetes, people who smoke and people with other common risk factors for heart disease, like high cholesterol, high blood pressure and obesity,” Pollak said.

PREVENTION AND TREATMENT

While some causes of PAD are beyond your control, the best method to prevent PAD is managing risk factors by making lifestyle changes including quitting smoking, managing diabetes and high blood pressure, staying active and eating a heart-healthy diet. “PAD is a lifelong medical condition, but people with PAD can lead active and long lives,” Pollak said. “If you notice walking is more difficult, keeping up with others is hard or you have pain when you walk, talk with a doctor and describe when it happens and how it feels. Don’t be afraid to get a second opinion.” Visit heart.org/PAD to learn more.

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