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Absolutely Art: Paula Sparks jewelry trunk show Start: 10:00 am End: 3:00 pm Artists Opening Reception Featuring Helen Mary Beck, Juliann Carbin & Paula Sparks Friday, Feb. 5, 2010 5p-9p & Paula Sparks Jewelry Trunk Show Saturday, Feb. 6th 10a-3p Absolutely Art 2322 Atwood Ave. 608-249-9100 www.absolutelyartllc.com Absolutely Art & Café Zoma proudly present Helen Beck, Julianne Carbin, and Paula Sparks, our featured artists for February. Whole Foods Madison health: Stress Start: 11:00 am End: 1:00 pm Saturday, February 6th Stress Evaluation and Chair Massage 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Free Are you STRESSED? Join Dr. David Dow, D.C. L.Ac., for a free stress evaluation and chair massage. Fill out a complementary stress survey and have a chance to talk with Dr. David Dow to learn about how the levels of stress in your life may be affecting your health. Receive a high tech nerve function diagnostic test to see how well your nerves are functioning. Afterwards, reduce those stress levels with a chair massage. Come and treat your body to some health. Whole Foods Madison health: Science of breath Start: 6:30 pm End: 7:30 pm Saturday, February 6th The Science of Breath 6:30–7:30 p.m. Free Experience an internationally acclaimed science of breath workshop presented by lecturer Prajkta Date, featuring innovative breathing techniques that can reduce stress and heighten mental clarity and awareness. The workshop will introduce the Art of Living organization and its program. Reported experiences from the program include reduced stress, better sleep, more energy and enthusiasm, improved focus and concentration, better relationships, reduced anxiety and depression. Olbrich Botanical Gardens: “Chocolate Country” Documentary Film & Presentation Start: 6:30 pm End: 8:00 pm “Chocolate Country” Documentary Film & Presentation at Olbrich Botanical Gardens February 6 Saturday 6:30 – 8 pm Walk-ins Welcome $9 Olbrich members/$11 public Take the unique opportunity to see the award-winning documentary “Chocolate Country” then hear about the bitter history of chocolate in person from Lynn Handler, Northwest Earth Institute Program Coordinator and award-winning educator and

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