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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2003

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OUT ON A LIMB by GARY KOPERVAS

R.F.D. by MIKE MARLAND

GOT A LIFE by TERRI DAVIS

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Ugh. Meals are such a challenge during pregnancy. Whatever I eat seems to come right back up.

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS

Poet John Sherman featured From Jay County, Indiana, to Nigeria and Biafra, Africa, poet/writer/photographer John Sherman has documented the lives and history of people and places through poetry, story and photography. Sherman, author of three books of poetry and two books of photography has recently published War Stories: A Memoir of Nigeria and Biafra. Sherman will share selections from his book America Is a Negro Child: Race Poems on Jan. 15 from 7-9 p.m. at Abbey Coffeehouse, 923 Indiana Ave., Lockefield Commons IUPUI Strip Mall. Free admission. For more information, call 925-0465 or 894-3246. Free jazz concert The BWJO Jazz Sextet, led by Mark Buselli, will present a free concert in North United Methodist Church, 38 ,h and North Meridian streets, on Jan. 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. Dare to Breathe to perform at U of I Dare to Breathe, an eclectic a cappella guintet that has won acclaim and affection throughout Minnesota for its innovative, dynamic programs, will present a free concert at the University of Indianapolis at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan, 17 in the Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center. The classically trained musicians perform from a vast repertoire that spans the globe and eight centuries. The group is heard regularly on Minnesota Public Radio, performs 50 to 60 shows annually in the Midwest, and has recorded several CDs. The St. Paul-based guintet recently

received a $25,000 McKnight Fellowship for Performing Artists. For more information, call (317) 788-2135. ‘Praying for Rain’ coming to Phoenix Continuing its support of new plays for the Indianapolis community, the Phoenix Theatre will present the Indiana premiere of playwright Robert Lewis Vaughn's "Praying for Rain" as its first production of 2003. The production will run Thursday through Sunday from Jan. 23 to Feb. 16. Tickets are $22.50 for those 25 and over, $10 for those 24 and under. Twenty tickets per performance will be available free for those aged 13 to 19 as part of the League of Indianapolis Theatre's Free Ticket February program. Details of this program and tickets can be obtained by calling the Phoenix Theatre’s box office at 317-635-PLAY (317-635-7529).

DVD magazine deal OKd Music Video Distributors, the second leading producer of Music DVDs in 2001, has sealed a deal with Yellow Tape Film and Video Productions, the originator of the "Urban Video Magazine" concept, to release a quarterly DVD magazine of live interviews and performance footage to consumers. Each DVD will contain interviews with the hottest personalities in hip-hop, with the first release featuring an exclusive interview with Suge Knight. The DVD will have a retail price of $16.95 and the first issue will be released Jan. 28.

WHATS HAPPENING DOWNTOWN

Jan. 11 -12 Convention Center Bridal Show Indiana Convention Center 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. $5 Ifyou’re planning a wedding this is the place to be. See the latest dresses, taste cake and browse through photographers, honeymoon spots and more. Jan. 11 and 15 Indiana Pacers Conseco Fieldhouse 7 p.m. $10 - $45 Come out to see the Pacers take on the Golden State Warriors on Saturday and the Miami Heat on Wednesday. Jan. 11 - March 9 Orchid Oasis White River Gardens

vibrant colors, soothing music and gently rippling water from the fountain. Jan. 12 Tommy Willis Orchestra Indiana Roof Ballroom 5-9 p.m. $13 Spend the evening at the Indiana Roof Ballroom with dancing, music and fun. Jan.15 Martin Luther King Day Indiana State Museum * 11 a.m. -1 p.m. FREE To celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday school choirs and groups will perform in the museum’s Grand Lobby and auditorium and admission is free.

Wed. - Sun. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Information provided by Indianapolis Down$6.50; $5.50 seniors; $4.50 children 2 -12 ‘ town Inc. For more information or a calendar of Take a break from the winter weather and events adl 237-2222 or visit us at enter this tropical paradise. The display is full of www.indydt.com.

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Through Jan.17 ARIES A relationship may be heating up. Make sure you know what you want, then go ahead. Minor challenges on the home front are easily dealt with. Soul Affirmation: The widest outlook comes from the look within. Lucky Numbers: 8,10. 34 TAURUS You make important progress at work this week by seizing the initiativeandlettingyour leadership abilities shine. What you do makes things better for everyone around you, so rock steady. Meetings and conversations go especially well. Soul Affirmation: The word is in me. I bring it forth. Lucky Numbers: 10, 31, 42 GEMINI Pay attention to the details in your big, bright beautiful picture this week. You’ll handle everything that comes up if you keep your focus sharp. A grand social event is in store for the week. Soul Affirmation: I am willing to make changes in my life. Lucky Numbers: r>, 17, 19 CANCER Things are going your way in wonderful ways this week. 11 appy news may arrive from a distance, and on the home front, a romantic question may be answered. Friends are glad to be with you. All in all, a very pleasant week. Enjoy! Soul Affirmation: Success is mine because I feel successful. Lucky Numbers: 44, 51, 55 LEO Your social life gives big rewards during the week. I lowevcr, give attention to e-mail contacts. Don’t be afraid as your mental horizon expands , into new areas. Sou! Affirmation :\ou are gifted with the ability to give. Lucky Numbers: 9, 2H, 39 VIRGO Your relationships can receive a big boost from a trip that beckons. Business is also highlighted. Your strong mental energy is sustained through the week. Work it out by talking it out. Soul Affirmation: This week is the week the I/>rd has made. I rejoice in it. Lucky Numbers: 31, 48, 52 LIBRA Your vibes are c alling to you this week to think

fondly of all the love you are now giving and have given. Love itself makes you a better you. So act the fool and love with all your big sunny self. If things get stressful repeat your magic word to yourself: Love. Soul Affirmation: Freedom of mind is the greatest gift for me this week. Lucky Numbers: 8,15,33 SCORPIO Get in touch with those who can help you achieve your goals. Place the accent on initiative. Romance, passion and work are singing in harmony this week and tonight. Soul Affirmation: My love for myself is the most important love for me to have. Lucky Numbers: 9,35, 41 SAGITTARIUS Joy this week comes from love. You are especially attractive. Stage your week so that you spend time around people you want to attract. It is easy for you to bring harmony into your relationships. Your ability to communicate is greatly enhanced. Use it to your best advantage. Soul Affirmation: The success of others is the investment I make in myself. Lucky Numbers: 30, 45, 4f> CAPRICORN Are you spending money with little or nothing to show for it? This is because you’re looking for something that money can’t buy. Now is a good time to spend some of your emotional currency, and don’t be cheap. You’ll create a situation in which people will work hard to please you. Soul Affirmation: Friendships are shock absorbers on the bumpy roads of life. Lucky Numbers: 1(>, 50, 52 k AQUARIUS You may like to go to war, but avoid an argument with a friend; it will slow down all the wonderful progress you’ve been making. Your patience will be tested this week, stay on task. Soul Affirmation: I smile and trust in the powers beyond myself. Lucky Numbers: 2, 20, 23 PISCES Skip it. I )on’t sweat the .small stuff, it’ll only bring you down. Don't run around inside your own head this week. Focus your awareness outside on something beautiful. Compromise is a key idea this week. Soul Affirmation: Jewelry reflects the beauty of my feelings about myself. Lucky Numbers: 40, 43, 49