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Show ' The Park Record . . SatSunMonTiies. June 21-24, 2003 TfCje Hottest Deal n Parle Gaty Book Sense Best Seller List ; : Based on&les ending June 15 Hardcover Fiction 17 & 19 DALY AVENUE - The Trolley Turn Condos" , ' Ideally Located at the top of Main Street ; Two Separate Condos Fully Furnished, Turn-Key Nightly Rentals Approved '. Buy One or Both Units, Great Investment f Rental Projections Approx $34,000 annual per unit Each with Deep, Two-Car Garage - Great Mountain A Town Views ; Priced to Sell at $408,000 Each 5 Scott Kelly (435)640-4340 1 ui Mini . t - ; Sotheby's ' INTERNATIONAL REALTY l. . $27.95 tmnmlr-ik.;;. i. "The Da Vinci Code" ' ' Dan Brown $24.95 .2. "The Lake House" . v lames' Patterson (debut) 3. "The Lovely Bones" ' Alice Sebold $21.95 - 4. "The Sinister Pig" Tony Hillerman $25.95 , 5. "Villa Incognito" ' TomRobbins $24 6. "The Dogs of Babel" - Carolyn Parkhurst (debut) $21.95 7. "The Devil Wears Prada" Lauren Weisberger $21.95 8. "The Traveler's Gift" Andy Andrews $19.99 9. "Naked Prey" ' John Sandford $26.95 JO. "The King of Torts" John Grisham $27.95 jpHli) lllllll: 5 Hardcover Nonflction 1. "Living History ' 1 Hillary Rodham Clinton (debut) $28 2. "A Short History of Nearly Everything" BillBryson $27.50 - " , 3. "Moneyball" Michael Lewis $23.95 - , . 4. "An Unfinished Life" " ' '" Robert Dallek $30, 5. "The Teammates" . David Halberstam $22.95 ; , 6. "Beyond Belief" Elaine H. Pagels $24.95 7. "Krakatoa" Simon Winchester - $25.95 8. "Reading Lolita in Tehran" AzarNafisi $23.95 9. "Who's Your Caddy?" Rick Reilly $24.95 10. "Leap of Faith" Queen Noor $25.95 The Book Sense Bestseller List is based on sales from close to 400 independent bookstores across the country. For more information, visit www.BookSense.com. Books & Beyond, 103 KMain St. Midway, Utait, is a liook dense store, toraeiaus, can jjjuj-twj. m Orion Music Shop Top 10 CDs sold in Park City Week of June 9-15 1. "On and On" Jack Johnston 2. "St. Anger" Metalh'ca 3. "Come Away with Me" Norah Jones 4. "DragonfIy" Ziggy Marley 5. "How the West was Won" Led Zeppelin - 6. "Diamonds on the Inside'" Ben Harper 7. "Elcphants" White Stripes 8. "Hail to the Thief"- Radiohcad 9. " World Without Tears" Lucinda Williams 1 0. "Beneath this Gruff Exterior" John Hiatt Orion's Music Shop is located at idtK) Snow Creek Drive in Park City. For more information about Sun worshippers rejoice summer solstice Qark Planetarium will discuss the solstice along with other astronomical, happenings at 6:30 i . j cf uxciar stories in I u .-..I production, but none have I ,i fccj-d wiSi such frankness and i. ,acy as Lost In La Mancha. This is he h:'n7x9 account of director Terry Gilliam's struggle , to urn Don Quixote. It is an entertaining and instructive look at big-budget filmmaking and the i perils faced by fiose who attempt W. The film i stars Gilliam, Johnny Depp, and French actor "Jean Rochefort. "Excrutkriingfy entertaining r. David Amen R - 89 minutes Hi HOLIDAY VILLAGE CINEMA jmi&aiuim-i, mam .ffl:U.HH:l:l.lli:i.l.lll.'l.ll'riWMI.!.:llll.',kl Nf THE HULK 0G-13X BRUCE ALMIGHTY (PG-U) i FINDING NEMO (G) HOLLYWOOD HOMICIDE (PG-U)4 i """"" ""Tl,iw,'tj'i'IJiiyi p.m. each evening this week during dur-ing the Universe Tonight Star Show. Cost for the show is $6 for adults and $3 for children 12 and under. Sun worshippers rejoice. Here in the northern hemisphere, summer sum-mer officially begins Saturday, June 21 at 1:10 p.m.. Mountain Daylight Time. "This is the summer solstice, the date when the Sun rises at its most northeasterly point along the horizon, is highest in the sky at mid-day, and sets at its most northwesterly point," said Robert Bigelow, science education spe- t'S- pThe Park City Film Series Presents: Lost in La Mancha Fri June 20", Sat, June 21ar 8 pm Sun., June 22 at 6 pmat The Jim Sanry Auditorium, 1255 Park Ave. For further information call 615429, or antact , www.parkcityfiltnserles.com Wltn um 0 mill OttMWMitfttiHP Summit & WasatcH Counties- A.i PARk Qryr " E. StnIey RodiER MD FRCP(C) FAAD acIuIt A childREN A cosmetic cialist. "The word 'solstice' means! 'the Sun stands still.' For a few days before and after the solstice, sol-stice, the location of the Sun along the horizon at sunrise and sunset will change very little, and daylight will last about 15 hours." While -the solstice is commonly called the longest day of the year, it is not the date of the earliest sunrise or latest sunset. The earliest earli-est sunrise occurs about a week before the solstice and the latest sunset about a week after. This results from a combina-; combina-; tion of the Earth's changing speed as it orbits the Sun and the tilt of its axis. The summer solstices mark the position of the Earth as Board Qriifkd DlRWAKXOGY FfllOW AMERICAN SOCKIY for rxRMAiotoac SURGERY & SKIN CANCER IHC MldlCARE Most oihtR Insurances Board Qriified , DfRMAIOPAIHOLOGY FELIOW AMERICAN SOCIETY Of MOUS' MICROGRAPHC SWN CANCER SURGERY - 455-649-4145 1-800-755-25 The New York Times crossword puzzle PERSONALS By Cathy Millhauser Edited by Will Shortz No. 0615 ACROSS 1 It's lound on a casino tabic 5 Muppart 9 Overly stiff 13 lliiash 18 Literally. Uk (1kI 19 This and that 20 Facing extinction 21 Like an anathema 22 PLAYG1RL, 't-hearted. huggable. v Redhair, brown eyes, great smile, troves kids 24 Taliban mul-.lah mul-.lah 25 friends 26 f5iust-do . 27 TlRl'DOF! 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Twenty-four Twenty-four hours after the first fire, arrangements had been made for advance payments to all policyholders policy-holders who had reported losses. Whenever and wherever disasters strike. Farmers acts with similar speed. Isn't it comforting to know you will have Farmers famous fast, fair, friendly service if and when the need arises? Ask your Farmers Agent about the many pluses of insuring with Farmers - for Auto, Life, Fire and Commercial Com-mercial .insurance. Why not call today. Judy K. Hanley, LITCF Imumnct Agntt (435)649-8656 - 1612 lite BM 209 i Park. Gt)tUT 84.096 Homr M35) M9-7606 fa: (435) 645-7245 , it orbits the Sun each year where the northern hemisphere is tipped the most in the direction of the Sun, and the southern hemisphere hemi-sphere is tipped the most away from the Sun. For inhabitants of the southern hemisphere, this is the beginning of winter Backyard astronomers can see a very bright star in the western sky for a couple of hours after sunset. 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