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not even light, where ti me and space literally come
to end. It's at this p o in t, inside this fantastic riddle,
that black holes ex en their sway over the cos­
mos... and our im aginations.
The bizarre realm o f a black hole is crossed in
the O regon M useum o f Science and Industry's
(OM SI) planetarium show. Black Holes: The Other
Side o f Infinity w hich opened Tuesday.
V iew ers lake a thrilling ride on the search for
black holes across deep space. They encounter a
range o f spectacular cosm ic w onders including a
depiction o f the beginni ng o f the universe, the Big
Bang, endless seas o f dust and gas draw n to­
gether by gravity to form the first stars, the
collision o f tw o galaxies that cross paths in the
vastness o f space, and a virtual trip into the center
o f the M ilky Way galaxy.
The exciting visuals are made possible by a
unique softw are program and Hight sim ulator that
transform s real scientific data about black holes
into stunning, colorful visualizations.
OM SI is located at 1945 S.E. W ater Ave. For
more inform ation, call 503-797-4000 or visit
om si.edu.
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A flight simulator transforms real scientific
data about black holes into stunning visual­
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lunch starting at $5.95
Pork Rib. Brisket, Turkey Sandw iches & More
'D inner S ta rtin g nt $9.95
Daily Special also available.
Butterfly Shrimp Dinner $10.95
Open 11:30 -11:00 PM Monday thru Saturday
4057 N. Interstate Ave. 503-493-9414
A wish changes nothing. A d ecision changes everything!
ery Friday night starting at 9 p.m.
with dinner by M ondemaj Catering
next door to the show at 6:30 and
7:30 p.m.
' K e e fe r M a d n e s s !' at I F C C
The
com edy ‘R eeferM adness!' ap o liti­
cal satire about governm ent m isin­
formation and greed, loosely based
on the 1936 propaganda anti-m ari­
juana film, debuts this week at the
Interstate Firehouse Cultural C en­
ter, 5340 N. Interstate Ave. Perfor­
m ances run T hursdays through
Sundays until Oct. 7. Tickets can be
purchased in advance by calling:
Stum ptown Stages Box O ffice at
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encouraged to show o ff
their talent by becom ing a
P o rtlan d O pen S tu d io s
Artist. Each year, 96 artists
are chosen from the metro
area to open their studios
and becom e part o f an ex ­
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for more information.
O re g o n
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Oregon Ballet Theatre
with O BT Exposed!
O p en -air reh earsals
are held daily though
Saturday Sept. 9. from
11:30 a.m. to 5:15
p.m. at the South
Park B lo ck s b e ­
tw een M ain and
Salmon streets. A d­
missions is free. For more infor- 1
m ationcall 503-227-0977 or visit
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tem p o rary Art p resen ts its 2006
Tim e-B ased Art Festival, celebrat­
ing th eatre, dance, m usic, film ,
visual ex h ib itio n and in stallatio n
on T hursday, Sept. 7 though S u n ­
day, Sept. 17 at venues th ro u g h ­
out P ortland. W o rk sh o p s, lec­
tu re s, p e rfo rm a n c e s , o u td o o r
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ing— Award winning entertainer
Bill (iaither leads a cavalcade of
singers, m usicians and com edi­
ans for a G aither and Friends
Ilom ecom ing concert at the Rose
Garden, Saturday, Sept. 9, at 6 p.m.
For tickets and more inform ation,
visitw w w .rosequarter.com .
C a ll to A rtis ts
Local artists are
$25.00
trip through time to find the hottest
poetry, hip-hop and soul influenc­
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Dr. Marcelitte Fatila
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L iv e M u s ic E v e ry N ig h t - Kick
off your week with livejazz every
Sunday at 9 p.m. at T he Blue
M onk(3 3 4 1 S E B elm ont). Partici­
pate in a mixed-media open mic night
each M onday at the Back to Back
C a fé (6 14 East Burnside). The Thom
City Improv, featuring m em bers of
O ldom inion, Q uivah, The Chosen
and The Black N otes, perform at
C o n an 's (3862 S.E. Hawthorne)
every Tuesday al 10 p.m. Celebrate
Hump Day at T he Red Sea (381
S .W . 3rd A v e) a fte r w o rk on
W ednesdays, from 5 t o 9 p.m. Inch
toward the w eekend at the C andle­
light R oom (2032 S W 5 'h A ve)w ith
the Black Notes, perform ing each
Thursday. C elebrate Friday with
Mel Brown, who pi ays jazz at Sally' s
on the Colum bia every Friday and
Saturday, and Jim m y M ak’s on
Tuesdays and T hursdays. Round
o ff your week w ith live Reggae on
Fridays and Saturdays at Montego
Bay, ( 1239 S.W. Jefferson).
P oet S h ares In sp ir in g L ife
"Journey", a collection o f heart­
felt poems written by Gail Tennyson
Hicks, is a book is for anyone who
wants to experience poetry in plain
English—no dictionary, thesaurus
or Shakespearean net required.
Hicks shares the most m eaning­
ful m oments and experiences from
her life, addressing love, family,
parenthood, physical and emotional
abuse, sensuality, prejudice, faith,
and self-esteem. Her poem s are
beautifully written stories and ex ­
pressions of honesty and hope that
speak to the heart and touch the
soul.
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at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. and
7 p.m. through Oct. 15th. Special
W ednesday matinees are at 11 a.m.
Sept 27th and Oct. 4th. Call the box
office at 503-241 -1278 for tickets or
visit w w w .artistsrep.org.
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hip-hop dance classes for ages 5
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rhythm , technique, coordination,
agility, com binations and team ­
work through urban dance moves.
For more inform ation, call 360-
696-8236.
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M e ta m o rp h o s e s — Gods and G od­
desses swirl and splash in ‘M eta­
m orphoses,’ a lucid, glow ing adap­
tation o f O v id 's classic m yths set in
and around a giant onstage pool at
the Artists Repertory Theatre. 1516
S.W. Alder, Tuesdays, W ednes­
days, Thursdays at 7 p.m., Fridays
Nashville
songw riter D avid O lney will per­
form Friday, Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. at
M ississippi Studios, 3939 N. M is­
sissippi Ave. O lney has written
vivid, dram atic songs for the likes
o f E m m y L o u H a rris , L in d a
Ronstadt, Del M cCoury and o th­
ers. For tickets,call 503-288-3895.
N a s h v ille S o n g w r it e r —
213 N.E H ancock
Portland, OH 97212
9 am -6 pm Tuee Sat
"This book was an em otionally
purging experience for me," said
Hicks, a native o f San Francisco.
"My hope is that after reading about
my journeys, people will be encour­
aged to make the most oftheirow n."
"Journey" is inspiring, em pow-
Gad Tennyson Hicks
ering,encouraging, and thoroughly
sincere.
T o o r d e r y o u r c o p y , v isit
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