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6 HAWAI‘I ISLAND MIDWEEK APRIL 7, 2021
RELEASE DATE—Sunday, April 4, 2021 RELEASE DATE—Sunday, April 4, 2021
Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle
Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis
Answers are on page 7
“KEY
81 Canal that
107 Meager
17 Monets,
51 51
52 52
53 53
Soft palate 79 Word new
“KEY CHARACTERS” By
81 Canal that roughly parallels
107 Meager characteristic
17 Monets, Manets, etc.
Soft palate 79 Word new extension fathers love to
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roughly parallels I-90 in New
characteristic
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extension fathers love to Quinn of hear
ED SESSA
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Quinn of hear “Elementary” 80 Ark passengers,
ACROSS ACROSS
York
82 Ones who have
1 Seis y dos
2 Small part of a
19 Aborted, at 19 Aborted, at
“Elementary” 80 Ark passengers, Architecture mostly
1 Happening now 1 Happening now
82 Ones who have class
2 Small part of a big hand
NASA NASA
Architecture mostly middle name 83 Like most middle name 83 Like most
and then and then
class
84 “Merci,” in
big hand 3 Turn over
28 It means 28 It means
54 54 56 56
Baccarat call 20th-century Baccarat call 20th-century
11 Support for an 11 Support for an
84 “Merci,” in Mainz
3 Turn over
4 Trout __: nutty
nothing to the nothing to the
Quiet laugh phone calls Quiet laugh phone calls
injured limb injured limb
Mainz 85 Palace
4 Trout __: nutty fish dish
French French
58 58 60 60
Whalers’ wheels 85 Sacred struggles Whalers’ wheels 85 Sacred struggles
16 Oz traveler 16 Oz traveler 20 Hybrid citrus
85 Palace prankster
fish dish
5 Group of geese
30 “To __ his own” 30 “To __ his own”
Rarely used 86 Maroon, in a Rarely used 86 Maroon, in a
20 Hybrid citrus fruit
87 Delta deposits 88 __ Ababa
a-laying 6 Like some
33 1948 also-ran 33 1948 also-ran
disheveled 88 Adams of disheveled 88 Adams of
fruit
21 Edmonton
88 __ Ababa
89 Spam holders
6 Like some medical care
34 Figurehead spot 34 Figurehead spot
61 61
62 62
Limerick photography Limerick photography
21 Edmonton NHLer
89 Spam holders 90 Incendiary fuel
medical care 7 Great Plains
35 Champing at 35 Champing at
neighbor 89 “I’ve Grown neighbor 89 “I’ve Grown
NHLer
22 Terse rejection
90 Incendiary fuel 92 Fix, as a printer
7 Great Plains natives
the bit the bit
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22 Terse rejection 23 Was in the
92 Fix, as a printer 93 One of Nolan
natives 8 Small
36 Marriage phrase 36 Marriage phrase from the Book
23 Was in the running for
93 One of Nolan Ryan’s seven
8 Small grievances
63 63 64 64
Not quite true? Lady” song Not quite true? Lady” song
running for 24 Like some
Ryan’s seven 97 Rights activist
grievances
9 Santa __ winds
from the Book of Common
of Common
Artful dodges 90 First blank on Artful dodges 90 First blank on
24 Like some prophets
97 Rights activist Clooney
9 Santa __ winds 10 Prynne’s scarlet
Prayer Prayer
65 65 66 66
“Have __ day!” many forms “Have __ day!” many forms Mandel of 91 Iowa college
prophets 25 Compressed
Clooney 98 “__ you!”:
10 Prynne’s scarlet stigma
37 Animated film 37 Animated film
25 Compressed video format
98 “__ you!”: fashion
stigma
11 Parlor furniture
mermaid mermaid
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video format 26 They show off
fashion compliment
11 Parlor furniture support
38 Potty opening? 38 Potty opening?
“America’s Got town Talent” 92 Fed. food Talent” 92 Fed. food
26 They show off pedicures
compliment 100 Colorful top
support
12 Climbing vine
39 Gut course 39 Gut course
68 68 69 69
Causes pain overseer Causes pain overseer Bosox rivals 93 Bright star
pedicures
27 Part of 32-Down
100 Colorful top 102 Paltry
12 Climbing vine 13 Ailments
40 Date component 40 Date component
102 Paltry 27 Part of 32-Down103 “I Am the
13 Ailments 14 Mario Bros.
42 Radii neighbors 42 Radii neighbors
71 71
Bosox rivals 93 Bright star 1914 Belgian 94 One that’s worn 1914 Belgian 94 One that’s worn
29 Oddball 29 Oddball
103 “I Am the Walrus” was
14 Mario Bros. console
43 Churns up 43 Churns up
battle river on road trips battle river on road trips
31 Reps’ rivals 31 Reps’ rivals
Walrus” was one
console
15 Got big enough
46 End of the Tour 46 End of the Tour
73 73 75 75
Surefire 95 Bits of work Surefire 95 Bits of work
32 Girl in Byron’s 32 Girl in Byron’s
one
104 Emulated the
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de France de France
Not as much as 96 Lines on Google Not as much as 96 Lines on Google
“Don Juan” “Don Juan”
104 Emulated the wealthy
for, as oversized
48 Uruguay’s __ 48 Uruguay’s __
77 77
Spreadsheet Maps: Abbr. Spreadsheet Maps: Abbr.
33 Steak __ 33 Steak __
wealthy
34 Small size 34 Small size
105 Abbr. on a 105 Abbr. on a
clothes clothes
del Este del Este
unit 99 Secure, with unit 99 Secure, with
37 Have a meeting
37 Have a meeting 106 Crofts’ partner
Chevy Chevy
ax? ax?
components 101 components 101
Sass Sass
of the minds of the minds
106 Crofts’ partner
38 Boxes for 38 Boxes for
prankster
87 Delta deposits
5 Group of geese a-laying
32 Pride initialism 32 Pride initialism
antonym of way antonym of way
cornerstone cornerstone
16 Former midsize 16 Former midsize
50 One wielding an 50 One wielding an
78 78
Honey-do list Honey-do list
“down” “down”
drawers? drawers?
41 Drops from the 41 Drops from the
sky sky
42 City planner’s 42 City planner’s
concern concern
44 Muppet chimp 44 Muppet chimp
__ Minella __ Minella
45 Gawk at 45 Gawk at
46 Move lightly 46 Move lightly
47 Snack often 47 Snack often
eaten inside-out eaten inside-out
48 City with a 48 City with a
notable tower notable tower
49 Bring together 49 Bring together
50 Like much 50 Like much
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Vax Machine
In the grand scheme of this whole vaccination thing, I never considered myself a priority. I was more concerned that others who were the most vulnerable absolutely be vaccinated first — no ifs, ands or buts.
Although I was not yet in the qualifying age bracket, my wife pointed out that I was a cancer survivor, had two bouts with pneumonia and am considered an essential worker (me- dia). Still, I’m relatively healthy and follow all the coronavirus rules, so I figured I could go to the end of the line. Besides, as far as I knew, all available appointments were booked out a month in advance, and folks were told to stand down until all the 1A and 1B people who wanted it were vaccinated.
My wife and daughter had already been vaccinated as they work in education. They both urged me to get mine as soon as my category was allowed. Well, the other week I received an email from Retail Merchants of Hawai‘i of which our com- pany is a member. Hawai‘i Tourism & Lodging Association included RMH members in the 1C category to get vaccinated at Leeward Community College. I took a chance and went online to schedule an appointment. I was immediately grant- ed one for the next day for my first of two immunizations. Leeward CC is my college alma mater, kind of, as I never graduated with a degree. Still, I was looking forward to going back there and checking things out.
When I went for my appointment, the whole thing was set up kind of like a mainland amusement park. There were signs and flags I had to follow for parking. Once on foot, I had to follow a long, winding path cordoned off with “crime scene” yellow tape. Although there was literally no one in line, I had to follow these paths like the lines at Disneyland.
City & County of Honolulu first responders were at the ini- tial take-in stations along with members of Hawai‘i National Guard. Everyone was pleasant and professional to ensure a safe experience. I was confident I was in good hands. I was guided to a health care worker who would administer the shot. When I asked her how many she had given out so far that day, she said around 30, but it was still early.
She added she did 80 the day before. I joked that she could probably do it with her eyes closed, realizing I said that just before she poked me.
Of course, her eyes were open and I didn’t feel a thing. I then had to go to one of the classrooms, where I waited for 15 minutes just in case there were adverse side effects from the vaccine. There was an observer walking around the desks, kind of like a detention room.
Just like the good old days when I went to school.
rnagasawa@midweek.com