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20 Sun Newspapers WEDNESDAY, February 26, 2014.
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Your week ahead with Tarot Master
MANFRED ZANDER
SUN STARSARIES MAR 21 - APR 20
Love: slow improvement; very soon happiness will return.Money: no need to worry; the universe will provide everything you demand.Health: possible mood swings; learn to relax.
AAALoLoveve: : slowLoLoLove: : slslow
LEO JUL 22 - AUG 22
SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 - DEC 21
TAURUS APR 21 - MAY 20
VIRGO AUG 23 - SEP 22
CAPRICORN DEC 22 - JAN 19
GEMINI MAY 21 - JUN 20
LIBRA SEP 23 - OCT 22
AQUARIUS JAN 20 - FEB 18
CANCER JUN 21 - JUL 21
SCORPIO OCT 23 - NOV 22
PISCES FEB 19 - MAR 20
Love: love and happiness comes to you; no effort is necessary.Money: things may not work out the way you planned; wait until the new moon.Health: good week to start a healthy diet.
Love: good times; the stars are in the right position for happiness and joy.Money: worries will not help; money comes and goes.Health: you will feel fit and healthy.
Love: you will have a happy time with people you love.Money: more options coming your way; choose the best, not the next best.Health: you will stay healthy despite possible illnesses.
Love: many temptations and lots of excitement; it may be short lived.Money: don’t mix emotion with business; it will create unnecessary troubles.Health: potential throat infection; take precautions.
Love: seeds planted for a lasting love will prosper.Money: hard work will pay; continue with your labours.Health: potential problems with your digestive system; avoid junk food.
Love: wait another week; after the new moon happiness will return.Money: follow your inner vision and you will be very successful soon.Health: you will conquer all possible illnesses.
Love: the time is right; go ahead and make your dreams come true.Money: persevere, have courage, you will succeed.Health: potential migraine attack; reduce your stress.
Love: shortcuts will not speed the day; you must proceed the proper way.Money: keep working; what you spend will come back.Health: a healthy week ahead of you.
Love: do not worry; time will heal the aching heart; happiness soon.Money: all your plans will go well; a profitable week ahead.Health: increase your physical exercises and you will feel well.
Love: soon you will be liberated from bad relationships and can start a happy bond with someone who loves you.Money: trust the universe; money comes when you need it.Health: potential allergic reaction to food; don’t change your diet.
Love: not an easy week; wait until the new moon (March 1) and love will return.Money: what you want you will get; go ahead with your plans.Health: you will stay healthy and feel fit.
TTTLoLoveve: : loveLoLoLove: : lolove
GGGLoLoveve: : goodLoLoLove: : go
CCCLoLoveve: : you LoLoLove: : yo
LLLoLoveve: : maLoLoLove: : ma
VVVLoLoveve: : seedLoLoLove: : se
LLLoLoveve: : waLoLoLoveve: : wa
SSSLoLoveve: : the LoLoLoveve thth
SSSLoLoveve: : shorLoLoLoveve shsh
CCCLoLoveve: : doLoLoLoveve: : dodo
AAALoLoveve: : soonLoLoLoveve: : so
PPLoLoLoveveve: : not LoLoLoveve: : no
Entertainment << SUNNewspapers
Movie with strong message showingA MOVIE that aims to break the silence on honour violence against women and girls will show in Darwin next week.
Honor Diaries is part of aninternational movement to save women and girls from human rights abuses.
Honour-based violence is aviolent crime or incident
committed to protect or defend the honour of a family or community.
Victims of honour violenceare usually targeted because their behaviour violates cultural or religious norms and is seen to bring shame on to the family or community.
On Saturday, March 8 –
International Women’s Day – the Museum and Art Gallery of the NT will host a community screening of Honor Diaries as part of a worldwide launch of the film.
The film will be shown in the Theatrette at the museum on Conacher St in Fannie Bay at 7pm
Tickets are $12 plus $2 booking fee.
Call 0459 340 292 to findout more.
Visit honordiariesfilm screening.eventbrite.com.au to buy tickets for the screening and visit honordiaries.com for more information about the movie.
“White Foam Totems” by CDU
Visual Arts Lecturer and
postgraduate student John
Dahlsen. His work has been
included in an exhibition in
Sydney.
Trashbecomestreasure
IN celebration of Clean Up Aus-
tralia Day on March 2, a Darwin en-
vironmental artist will exhibit a
work of art in Sydney constructed
from beach litter.
The artwork, commissioned by
the Commonwealth Bank of Aus-
tralia for display at its six-star rated
eco-friendly Sydney head office, is
by Charles Darwin University Vis-
ual Arts Lecturer and postgraduate
student John Dahlsen.
He said aside from creating ar-
tistic value, using recycled materi-
als in his art added an element of
social responsibility.
“Through environmental art I
strive to improve our relationship
with nature,” Mr Dahlsen said.
“Whether it examines our natu-
ral environment or adds cultural
value to a landscape, environmen-
tal art is used to encourage people
to appreciate everything and any-
thing natural.”
Comprising 12 sculptures made
from recycled styrofoam, the ma-
terials for the piece, entitled ‘White
Foam Totems’, were collected by
Mr Dahlsen and Commonwealth
Bank staff volunteers during the
2011 Clean Up Australia Day rub-
bish collection in Sydney.
This year marks 25 years since
Ian Kiernan created Clean Up Syd-
ney Harbour Day, which a year
later, in 1990, evolved into Clean
Up Australia Day.
The exhibition recognises the
25th anniversary of the Sydney
event and kicks off celebrations in
the lead-up to the 25th anniversary
for Clean Up Australia Day in 2015.
Mr Dahlsen has had 200 exhibi-
tions. This one will run until March
3 at Customs House, Sydney.
Through (my)art I strive to improve our relationship with nature