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Hot for Chocolate, 9:30, Samurai Duck. $3. OUTDOORS/RECREATION One-hour fast bike rides continue. See Thursday, Nov. 6 PRESENTATIONS “From Bowers to Lawrence: Sex, Privacy and the Components of Liberty,” 4:30 pm, Law School, UO. FREE. “On the Road for Immigrant Rights: Freedom Riders Report,” 7 pm, Adams Elementary. FREE. “Long-Term Care Insurance, Do I Need It?,” 6:30 pm, Willamalane Adult Center. FREE. FILM Life and Debt, 7 pm, Law School, UO. FREE. GATHERINGS HIV counseling and testing continues. See Thursday, Nov. 6 “The Last Kesey Test” cel- ebrates Ken Kesey, 7 pm, Tsunami Books, FREE. bambini PAUL DRESMAN READS AT TSUNAMI BOOKS. SEE THURSDAY, NOV. 6. CALENDAR Natalie McMaster, 7:30 pm, The Shedd. $14.50-$34.50. EXTRAORDINARY THINGS FOR EXTRAORDINARY KIDS! W EA T HE R PR OO F YO UR K I DS Vigorous yoga continues. See Thursday, Nov.6. KIDSTUFF Baby Storytime, 10:15 am, Downtown Library. FREE. Eugene peace circle continues. See Thursday, Nov. 6 American Songfest with Erica Brookhyser continues. See Thursday, Nov. 6. “The Buddhist View of Selfishness,” continues. See Thursday, Nov. 6 Meditation,” 7 pm Wednesdays. For information call 343-5252. FREE. “Juggling for Kids,” 3:30 pm, Downtown Library. FREE. Cuckoo’s Nest continues. See Friday. Prayer for Peace circles continue. See Thursday, Nov. 6 Pre-school Storytime for ages 3 to 6, 10:30 am, Bethel Branch Library. FREE. SPIRITUAL “Foundations in Tibetan Buddhist teachings, medita- tion, chanting and relaxation contin- ue. See Sunday. Tibetan Buddhist meditation contin- ues. See Saturday. “The Buddha Path” continues. See Sunday. VIGIL Vigil, 4:30 pm, Federal Building. FREE. “Music Fun,” continues. Thursday, Nov. 6, 13 Sunrise 7:05 am; Sunset 4:48 pm Av High 53; Av Low 38 ARTS/VISUAL Life Painting, 7:30 pm, DIVA. $5. BENEFIT “Gifts from the Heart” gala benefits HIV Alliance, features food, music, auction, 6 pm, Eugene Hilton. $50. LITERARY ARTS Mary Ellen discusses animals and their special power in our lives, 7 pm, Barnes & Noble. FREE. Medieval poetry reading, 4 pm, Gerlinger Lounge, UO. FREE. road Note- Continuation dates for out-of- town events are listed under the first day of the event. NOV. 6 “Language of Violence MUSIC and Absurdity,” 6 pm, Ash Street Saloon, Portland. $6. Antera and Omaran, 8 pm, Foolscap Books. FREE. The Triumph of French Painting, 17th Century works from the Museums of Frame, through Jan. 4, Portland Art Museum. For information go to www.portlandartmuseum.org Amelia Piano Trio, 8 pm, Beall Hall, UO. $12-$29. SHOcase features Gamelan Sari Pandhawa Indonesian Percussion Ensemble, 12:15 pm, Hult Center Lobby. FREE. Yellowcard, Stole Your Woman, AlterEGO, 7 pm, Wild Duck. $10. ON THE AIR “The Healing Connection,” 7 pm Thursdays, CTV- 22 & 29. “New Dimensions” features “Exploring the Dark Night of the Soul,” Mirabai Starr, 6:30 pm, KLCC, 89.7 FM. OUTDOORS/RECREATION One-hour fast bike rides continue. See Thursday, Nov. 6 PRESENTATIONS Frankie Manning Swing Dance Workshop, 7 pm, Agate Hall, UO. FREE. “Life Without Anger: Your Guide to Peaceful Living,” 7 pm, UO Bookstore. FREE. “Abolishing War: Three Evenings of Dialogue” continues. See Thursday, Nov. 6 WORK BY BETSY WOLFSTON OPENS AT BUTTERS GALLERY IN PORTLAND. SEE NOV. 6 ON THE ROAD. ON THE See Guster, Trachtenburg Family Slide Show Players, 7:30 pm, McDonald Theatre. $15. T H U R S DAY THEATER One Flew Over the SPIRITUAL Prayer for Peace circles continue. See Thursday, Nov. 6 H U G E S AL E : 4 0% OF F R ES AL E CL O TH IN G 1 0% O FF E NT I RE ST OR E C OA T S , RA IN GE A R & M OR E THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY NOW OPEN ON SUNDAYS 11- 4! 205 W. 5th • Eugene • 485-1222 “Art=Language” Second Annual Enteractive Language Festival fea- tures performance art, parties, films, music, visual arts, “organic wrestling,” video screenings and more, through Nov. 29, various Portland venues. For information and schedule go to www.dgyrlz.org/festi- val Events range from free to $15. In response to our customers' requests, we have introduced Because you pick the style, color and the fabric two new lines: Betsy Wolfston opening, 6 pm, Butters Gallery, Portland. FREE. Fairies & Chinese Dragons NOV. 7 Clayfolk Pottery Show and Sale, 4 pm today, 10 am tomorrow, 10 am Nov. 9, Jackson County Expo, Central Point. FREE. Hackleman Creek Mushroom Hike, 9 am, Sweet Home Ranger Dist. Office, Sweet Home. Call 367-9206 for infor- mation. T HE P ERFECT P ANTS 10 styles 60 colors Made here in Eugene NOV. 8 Linda Varsell Smith book presentation, 3:30 pm, Jackson’s Books, Salem. FREE. 5th St. Market • 2nd Floor 687 • 0099 Boxing, Tony Martines vs. Horatio Garcia, 7 pm, Seven Feathers Casino, Canyonville. $19-$39. T ENCEL , C OTTON , L INEN & R AYON 1416 W ILLAMETTE S T . Turandot, 7:30 pm, Keller Auditorium, Portland. $26.25-$120. www.zonaclothes.com 687-9175 Ken Kesey in the Fir Room, EMU at UO, starting at 7pm on November 14. See the Merry Pranksters at 2:15pm Nov. 15 in the EMU Amphitheater Presented by the Council for Theater and Performance with the departments of Theatre Arts and English. Panels and Pranksters open to the public and FREE of charge. November 14-16 http://kesey.uoregon.edu Don’t miss the UT production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Call 346-4363 for tickets and info. 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