CALENDAR
“The Power of the People Don’t Stop!,” a
program of short political documentaries
curated by Marc Moscato, is at DIVA Tuesday.
GET TO KNOW YOUR LOCAL BAKERS
Q
has worked at Sweet Life for six years as
part of the incredibly talented wedding
cake team. As a mother of 3, one of her
sweetest memories was watching her
children “discover” chocolate. Her favorite
way to eat chocolate is; daily, bittersweet
combined with caramel, or straight out of
the box. She would never combine anise,
peach and chocolate, but vanilla or citrus
are perfect pairs.
She discovered her competitive side in
seventh grade when she won her first
baking contest. She recently won first
place in the professional category at the
San Diego Cake Competition with her
Alice in Wonderland tiered cake. Her
biggest dessert dream is to be on a
Cake Challenge on Food Network TV.
Winning would be fun too.
Sweet Life • 755 Monroe St. • 683-5676
www.sweetlifedesserts.com • Open Everyday till 11:00pm
Gregory Foote, 7pm, Actors
Cabaret Annex. FREE.
VIGIL
“Women in Black
Standing for Peace,” 5pm-5:30pm,
7th Avenue & Pearl St. FREE.
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Food Addicts Anonymous meet-
ings, 7pm weekly, Westside
Christian Church, 1866 Chambers.
www.foodaddictsanonymous.org
FREE.
LITERARY
ARTS Tina
Boscha discusses “River in the
Sea: A Novel,” noon, 330
Hendricks, UO. FREE.
T U E S D AY
Sunrise 6:24am; Sunset 8:01pm
Av High 61; Av Low 39
BENEFIT Eat for the Earth
continues. See Sunday.
FILM Blue Vinyl screening and
panel discussion, 7pm,
Willamette, UO. FREE.
Lane. FREE.
100
“The Power of the People Don’t
Stop!,” a program of short politi-
cal documentaries curated by
Marc Moscato, 8pm, DIVA. 344-
3482. $4 don.
GATHERINGS
Citizens’
Health Care Working Group com-
munity dialogue on health care in
America, 10:30am, Eugene Hilton.
Register at www.citizenshealth-
care.org FREE.
Keith Aoki discusses Bound by
Law: Tales from the Public
Domain: By Day a Filmmaker, by
Night She Fought for Fair Use!,
3pm, Knight Law School
Commons, UO. FREE.
Readings from Michael Hanner,
Madronna
Holden,
Colette
Jonopulo, Charles Thielman and
Deb Casey, Lane County poets
whose work was selected for
Grant Us Peace (Dona Nobis
Pacem), a chapbook of poems of
peace and hope, 7pm, Downtown
Library. FREE.
“Let’s Talk About It: Jewish
Literature — Identity and
Imagination” reading and discus-
sion series featuring Lost in
Translation by Eva Hoffman,
7:30pm, Knight Library, UO. FREE.
MUSIC Swang, 7:30pm, Jaqua
Eugene Rainbow Family of Living
Light planning/healing circle,
6:30pm, Emerald City Coffe
House, 347 W. 5th. 342-2420.
FREE.
Concert Hall. 434-7000. $15-$20.
Quality Jobs Forum with State
Labor
Commissioner
Dan
Gardner and Senator Vicki
Walker, discuss changes in the
local economy, job creation,
strategies to retain and create
jobs and more, 6:30pm, Monroe
Middle School, 2800 NE Bailey
Dinosaur Jr., Priestess, Dan Jones
and the Squids, 9pm, WOW Hall.
$20 adv., $23 dos.
“Le Jeu d’Amour: Songs and
Dances from 1200-1400” with
Anne Azema and Shira Kammen,
8pm, Beall Hall, UO. FREE.
ON THE AIR “The Jefferson
Exchange” features David James
Duncan, author of God Laughs
and Plays: Churchless Sermons in
Response to the Preachments of
the Fundamentalist Right, 8am
and 8pm, KRVM 1280 AM.
“Alternative Radio” features “The
Armenian Genocide” with Robert
Fisk and Araxie Barsamian,
6:30pm, KLCC 89.7 FM.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Obsidians trip: Marys Peak, 7
miles. See YMCA board for details.
VIGIL
“Practicing Being
Peace,” silent meditation, 8:15am-
8:45am, Federal Building. FREE.
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WEDNESDAY
Sunrise 6:22am; Sunset 8:02pm
Av High 61; Av Low 39
BENEFIT Eat for the Earth
continues. See Sunday.
FILM Mama Earth, followed by
Q&A with writer Brad Overall,
6:30pm, 182 Lillis, UO. FREE.
Operation Y, or Shurik’s Other
Adventures, 7pm; The Brigade,
Episode 13, 9pm, both in Russian
with English subtitles, 111 Pacific,
UO. FREE.
GATHERINGS Lane County
Social Forum meeting with “Writing
to Reach the Persuadable Middle”
presesntation by Susan Cundiff and
Aria Seligmann, 11:30am, DIVA.
FREE.
“Grief and Unity,” a memorial for
lives lost in Iraq and Afghanistan,
3:30pm-6:30pm, outside Fenton and
Friendly Buildings, UO, 13th St. FREE.
Spring Classes!
Aikido & Basic Self-defense
Classes in a Safe &
Supportive Environment
Tue & Thu: 6:30-8pm
April 25th - June 15th
$50 for entire 8 weeks
Family discount available
Amazon Arts Center
2700 Hilyard St. • Eugene
Call for information:
935-8655
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In this workshop, you will unlock the
mystery of how to find your Life Partner.
FOUR WEEK SESSION
Starting Mon.,April 24 - May 15 • 7-9pm
Tamarack Wellness Center
$120, workbook included
Facilitated by Rich Pomper, MA
Relationship Coach, Marriage & Family Counselor
Call 520-1535