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Show The Park Record C-4 Looking for Adventure? ENJOY FAMILY FUN ABOARD T H B Book tells of life through a child's eyes • Continued from C-1 EBER VALLEY RAILROAD 2il immitrt TKHII Park Ciiy) H E B E R VALLEY JRAILROAJD "SPELLBINDING! BOTH SIMPLE AND DEEP!" -David Anscn, NEWSWEEK EXTRAORDINARY! THE IMPRESSION THIS MOVIE LEAVES IS PROFOUND!" Ralner. NEW YORK MAGAZINE Wed/Thurs/Fri, September 15-17, 2004 The illustrator fell in love with Utah and skiing and decided to move permanently to the stale in 1994 eventually marrying and having (wo daughters, Isabel, 5, and Josephine, 2. Even though the nature oi* the business is always changing Newsweek rarely does illustrated covers anymore, Neubecker still finds himself working regularly for Business Week and Time. He also notes, at this point, his work can be found pretty much anywhere. In 1996 old connections came through with a business offer Slate.com. According (o Neubecker, "Slaie.com was the brainchild of Bill Gates who wanted to prove you could have a new magazine fully on the Internet with no print equivalent - no print - its all on the Internet" Michael Kinsley, who used to be on CNN's Crossfire opposite Pal Buchanan, was hired as editor while Patricia Bradbury, Neubecker's art director at Newsweek, was hired for visuals. She Recommended Neubecker to create the look for Slate. After eight years he is still going strong. Now that Neubecker has chil- dren, he has started developing his The illustrations in "Wow! and signing Dec. 22 from 4-6 p.m. own projects. Nearly two weeks ago City!" truly stand out. According to Barnes & Nobel is Sugarhouse, "Wow! City!" hit the shelves of Neubecker, "'Wow! City!1 is done located at 1104 E. 2100 South, will bookstores nationwide. His first in black ink on watercolor paper host a story hour and book signing children's picture book was inspired similar to how I do my work for Sept. 22 at 10 a.m. The King's by a trip he took to New York in the Slate and my magazine work - only English, 1511 S. 1500 East in Salt spring of 2001 with his then two- much more complex. The colors are Lake City, will host a story hour and year-old daughter Isabel. applied by computer. I have a big book signing Oct. 9 at 11 a.m. To Neubecker says, "My daughter Macintosh G-5 and the color is lay- learn more about Robert Neubecker. was so amazed. We went to the air- ered on and some of the pictures are visit wvw.neubecker.com. port in Salt Lake and she saw her 1,000 megabytes." first airport. *Wow! Airport!' 'Wow' Although Neubecker has found was one of the tliree words she success in his field of work, he was knew. What was really fun was I got looking for something more to draw the images she was seeing something for himself and for his for the first time. I got to see them children. through her eyes and sort of reAs he notes, "At the newspapers, experience them.1' your work is fish wrap. Even with Upon arriving in New York, the magazines it stays around for a Isabel was introduced to the hustle week so it was a longing to get and bustle of a large city the mas- something of more permanence. It sive buses, crowded subways, noisy was to do something for my kids streets. Floored by the experience, and they are self-directed projects Neubecker had to recount the story, writing and illustrating books. They which probably does not include are completely independent creative more than two-dozen words. works ... Sometimes you need step Hyperion Books for Children, an out and take a risk and follow someimprint of Disney Publishing thing that interests you. It can open Worldwide, will also release the whole new doors." sequel to "Wow! City!" entitled "Wow! City!" is available at "Wow! America!" Neubecker also Dolly's Bookstore, Barnes & Noble COURTESY OF JOHN CARLISLE has a third book in the works, and Hie King's English. Dolly's Robert Neubecker adds author "Beasty Bath," which was inspired Bookstore, located at 510 Main St. to his list of talents. by his other daughter Josephine. in Park City, will host a story hour Santa Claus works to restore his gpod name "AN EXQUISITELY SIMPLE MOVIE ...ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A BUDDHIST MONK AND HIS PROTEGE. A PROFOUND AND SOPHISTICATED ARTISTIC SENSIBILITY." •A.O. Scott. THE NEW YORK TIMES SPRING, SUMMER, FAU, WINTER _ _ * * • *torK^-nuK ...AND SPRING live elements while adults enjoy the message. Francis elaims the 12 days have been built and given away so of Christmas wholesome family far - that he and Rowe decided The program has not been done before. Happy Factory should benefit from This element adds to the products novelty. the project. Francis also says, "We've been Not only will the nonprofit benefit from sales, but the Cooleys also told it's one of the hottest Christmas make an appearance in the film as items of 2004 by a lot of people who Santa explains how there are other have seen it - parents, families, places that make toys for little girls some distribution companies as well ... We feel it will be very successful and boys. In a day and age when innocence nationwide." "Family Time With Santa" can seems to be lost at a younger age, Francis is trying to protect one of be purchased online at ww.familythe world's universal symbols. The timewithsanta.com oral the Quilted yearlong project gained support Bear. 145 W 7200 South in Midvale. from many, and the finished project beginning Oct. I. To learn more about The Happy Factory, visit is ready for its debul. 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Bullfighters cloak Siouan speaker Makes less viscous Complex unit Sound Seat of White Pine County. Nevada '__Q": 1968 hit • Direct Boat ramp Stolen goods Stand at home 89 90 92 95 96 97 98 99 100 102 103 104 106 107 109 110 112 113 114 115 116 Pooh-pooh Meat substitute 94 KP worker, perhaps Visitor of Kublai Khan United Western comic strip "Rick " Op. co-founded by Victor Herbert Greek architectural style Kind of agreement Hindle carrier Tool keepers Rwl Breakfast pastry Silicon Valley city Very dry Strict judicial conformist child Surgical dressing "Strange Magic" band, briefly Hinder 97 Under-the-table 66 70 71 72 73 75 76 77 80 83 85 87 88 91 92 93 REDSTONE 8 CINEMAS 6030 N. Market Street (435) 575-0221 Exquisite | ;:; Tile Works KK Digs Sculpting material 1968-69 A.L. 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