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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, December 2-4, 2009 The Park Record C-4 • Continued from C-1 ^Weekly Nov. 25-Dec. 1,2009 ARES: MARCH 21 -APRIL 20 Slipping into sleep mode denies the possibility of any further growth. This may feel comfortable but if you get stuck here iKll deprive you of all the things that really matter to anyone who loves life. Padma reaches out in Park City Blaire Hayes and Kristen Moss volunteered to help coordinate fundraisers in Park City. Tia Masters, a are provided with food, shelter and education. In addition, the organization supports seven children outside the orphanage that live in unfit environments. Many of the children are The orphanage Hanley returned to Nepal from conflict regions or are in January of 2007 and he and the sons and daughters of Bista moved 15 kids into a alcoholics, beggars or victims home run by a Nepalese of AIDS. "The program realChristian couple. Six months ly nurtures these kids and it later, they gained the funding takes into account that most to rent their own space and of them are coming from started an independent pro- traumatic environments," Hanley says. gram. There are currently 15 Most are girls, he adds, orphans between ages 5 and because in Nepal, females do 12 who live in the home and not have equal access to eduParkite who attended Rowland Hall, started a "Pennies for Padma" drive through Facebook to help Hanley raise money. PHOTO COURTESY OF LUKE HANLEY TAURUS: APRIL 21-MAY 20 You've had it with this but you can't let it go. Did you ever stop to wonder who you'd be iPyou did? Your identity is so tired of being who people think you are, the true you is dying to make an appearance. CAPITALISM: A LOVE STORY RATED: R PERTINENT, HUGELY ENTERTAINING AND TIMELY. - PREMIERE MAGAZINE Underwritten by Gallery MAR : FRIDAY DEC. 4TH r&;.;^ @8PM •: ', GEMINI: MAY 21 -JUNE 20 You've made too many assumptions and most of them are false. Are you 100% clear about any of them? At a time when honesty matters more than anything you can't afford to let your issues win out over the truth. CANCER: JUNE 21-JULY 20 Others have moved on to bigger and better things. If you think you have the power to reel them back in believe me when I tell you: they have no interest in driving this rusty old nail any further into the coffin. LEO: JULY 21 -AUGUST 20 Big changes require foresight. Every aspect of your life will be affected by what you're about to do so don't kid yourself into thinking that it'll all settle into place without taking that into consideration. VIRGO: AUGUST 21 SEF1EMBER 20 Don't be afraid to put yourself out there. Too much time alone gets weird after a while and you've had enough of it. Any chance to teach, study, or travel will da a lot to.restore your confidence and your passion. UBRA: SEPTEMBER 21 OCTOBER 20 If you think this is hard, it's 6nly because you hate uncertainty. Nothing in this world is for sure. What you thought would go one way is going another. Allow it to unfold without needing to control it. SCORPIO: OCTOBER 21 NOVEMBER 20 This could be a total train wreck if you don't open your eyes. Barreling toward it, you're less aware oF the pitfalls than you are of your desire to fall in love no matter what it costs you. SAGITTARIUS: NOVEMBER 21 DECEMBER 20 Waiting for things to go one way or another is driving you nuts. You can't focus because you can't do one thing until you finish another. All of it is important. Nothing will shift until you tie up some loose ends. CAPRICORN: DECEMBER 21 JANUARY 20 Life starts to click when we lose the need to control it. You may not understand what's going'on, but a good reality check will show you that your perfect pictures aren't necessarily the answer to everything. AQUARIUS: JANUARY 21 FEBRUARY 20 There are too many {orms of circumstantial interference for you to be able to call the shots. Focus on what you can change. You might want to start with your attitude. Lighten up. It's the best way to ride things out. PISCES; FEBRUARY 21 -MARCH 20 You've got your fingers crossed on more than one front. Losing ' your shirt could be part of it. Underneath it all life is testing your ability to hold faith in its capacity to support you through absolutely everything. BY MINERVA SATURDAY DEC. 5TH @ 8PM ; 4 ^SUNDAY DEC, 6 t H y ' @6PM PARK CITY DIRECTED BY MICHAEL MOORE FILM SERIES 1255 Park Avenue Call 435-615-8291 www.parkcityfilmseries.org The L.A. 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Chiang -shek Prime letters? Fen- : banned diet aid "Under Siege" star Cockamamie Fast food drinks 112 68 69 70 71 72 73 ,. 7 ,, o I lo 119 120 121 122 Apt.company found in 23-Across Concrete section Westernmost Aleutian island Lesser of two evils, metaphorically 'Tadpole" actor Robert Pinochle combination "The Taming of the Shrew" setting Female oracle Comedy first baseman Apt company found in 98-Across Pic, commercially Everything before the last resort It's read often at conventions "What's the _ ? " 'clock scholar Bordeaux brother Island south of Borneo Part of the conspiracy _ Valley: 1960 Winter Olympics site "I'm here!" Oscar : deli brand Fam. tree member Really big show Sign on for another tour 1950s-'60s Chief Justice Warren Make laugh in a big way " was saying ..." Fall from grace Serengeti grazer Capture That, in Toledo Justice Dept. raiders The children living in Padma's orphanage are mostly girls. Young females in Nepal have restricted access to education and are at risk of being sold into the country's sex slave trade. cation. They are also at high risk of being sold into the country's sex slave trade. The children arc sent to a private school and Hanley says they are doing very well. "Many of them now are No. 1 in their classes, and I'm a very proud parent," he says. Padma right now is to become self-sustaining and to raise money to expand programs. He says the group had enough money to expand after last year's fundraiser, but decided to hold off. "When the economy started teetering, we decided to save the money instead," he says, "which was good, because the The fundraiser Padma's winter 'fundraiser last year it has been very difwill be held Friday from 7 ficult to raise money." until 10 p.m. The event will The goal for this year's feature live and silent auc- event is to raise $30,000 to tions, a slideshow and buy a van and operate a taxi overview of Padma's work, service in Kathmandu. "If we and an opportunity drawing can buy it outright, all the for two roundtrip tickets to profit can go straight to fundanywhere in the continental ing the kids' home so that we U.S. Auction items include can expand and have a stable, Tibetan and Buddhist sustainable base," says antiques, handmade shawls, Hanley. paintings, tapestry, and fairFor more information trade goods made by villagers about the Padma in the Himalayas, as well as a Organization or to make a pair of skis donated by donation, visit www.padmaSurface Skis and items from nepal.org. Donations may other local businesses. also be mailed to: Padma c/o Eric The fundraiser is open to Organiza tion anyone who wants to find out Schwobe, 1311 East Wilson more about the Padma Ave., Salt Lake City, 84105. Organization. Admission is Those with questions about $10 at the door, and includes the organiza tion or the pizza, salad and a ticket for fundraiser may contact Hanley at (435) 640-0864 or the drawing. 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