October I, 2008
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K M IID 89.lt M PLEDGE DRIVE OCTOBER IO—19
Louis Armstrong said, ’’Jazz is music that s
never played the same way once.”
Jazz is noise
Jazz is music that's always different
Jazz is an American art form
Jazz is revolutionary
Jazz is the same as bebop, hip-hop,
and the blues
Jazz is new and old
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Happy Birthday
Alayah & Jayden Ty
June 1
June 8
June 15
June 22
June 29
July 6
Reggie Houston &
Janice Scroggins
&Zor special guest
Sundays 5-8pm
at Cannon’s
Rib Express
July 27
Aug 10
Aug 24
5410 NE 33rd Ave
in N ew Season's shopping ce n te r)
Bob and Crew at Children’s Museum
o f O regon. T hey w anted to
support us in bringing a m es
sage o f co n servation to our
kids.”
T he exhibit invites fam ilies
to spend tim e w ith Bob the
B uilder, W endy and the rest o f
the C an-D o C rew . C hildren
can practice their ow n fixing
w ith kid-sm art activities that
build up th eir can-do attitudes.
T he tasks dem onstrate the
p o w er o f p o sitiv e -th in k in g ,
p ro b le m -so lv in g , tea m w o rk
and follow -through. M ost im
portantly, from start to finish,
the Bob the B uilder team al
w ays show s that the fun is in
getting it done!
C an W e B uild It? Yes W e
Can! G rab your hard hats: Bob
the B uilder and his C an-D o
C rew invite aspiring builders
and their fam ilies to help get
the jo b done, as the first-ever,
hands-on Bob the B u ild e r-
Project: Build It traveling m u
seum exhibit visits the P ort
land C h ild re n ’s M useum .
T h e 2 ,0 0 0 s q u a r e - f o o t,
m u ltim e d ia e x h ib it re p lic a te
e l e m e n t s f r o m B o b th e
B u ild e r’s T V se rie s w o rld ,
in v itin g e x p lo ra tio n and in
sp irin g te a m w o rk fo r c h il
dren and fa m ilie s.
" I m p o r ta n t th e m e s lik e
w orking together and environ
m e n ta l c o n s e r v a tio n a re
w eaved throughout this in ter
active ex h ibit,” said P ortland
C hildren’s M useum Executive
D irector Sarah O rleans. "W e
co uldn’t do it w ithout sponsors
Neil Kelly and the Energy Trust
The Bob the Builder action figure is part
o f a traveling museum exhibit with hands
on fun for kids. The multimedia show is
currently taking place at the Portland's
Children's Museum.
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* Sunshine, BBQ and a free,
all-ages, outdoor show by a ■
¡New Orleans' sax legend and j
’■some'of the'best players'in
town!
What could be better?
Sept 7
Sept 14
Sept 21
Musicians are welcome to
sit in for a jam,
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so you never
_know .w ho_
Broadway
Classic
w ill s h o w
up!
Portland gets the chance to
re-experience the glitz and
glory o f the classic “Guys and
Dolls, " with Broadway
performers, the best local
talent, over 80 costumes,
258 props and every single
bell and whistle intact.
Performances at Portland
Center Stage run Tuesday
through Sunday through Nov.
2.
Presented by
Cannon's Rib Express
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Dine to Support
Peninsula School
T he national to u r H ip H op Live! w ith notables
D avid B anner, T alib K w eli, L ittle B rother and the 10-
piece band R hythm Roots All S tars co m es to Portland,
Friday evening, O ct. 3 at the R oseland T heater.
B anner is riding the success o f his chart topping
singles “Shaw ty S ay,”
featuring Lil W ayne
and “G et Like M e” o ff
his G reatest Story Ever
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Stars are a collective
o f top m usicians w ho
have perform ed o r re
corded w ith such no
tables as B lack Eye
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The Kenton neighborhood
is supporting its local elemen
tary school and area restau
rants with a Dine Out for Pen
in su la S ch o o l p ro m o tio n
where 15 percent o f the bill at
participating Kenton restau
rants will be donated to the
school.
The restaurants will distrib
ute Peninsula Passports on a
rotating basis each W ednes
day in October where 15 per
cent of bill will be donated to
the school.
The schedule begins Oct. 1
at Thai E-San, 8233 N. Denver
Ave.; followed by Oct. 8 at Ho’
Shines Café, 8139 N. Denver
Ave.; Oct. 15 at Pizza Fino,
8225 N. Denver; Oct. 22 at
Kenton Station, 8303 N. Den
ver; and Oct. 29 at the World
Famous Kenton Club, 2025 N.
K ilp a tric k S t., and Paul
Bunyan’s Espresso & Deli,
8149 N. Denver.
Global Concerns
at Film Center
The Northwest Fi 1 m Center this
month presents a series o f film s
speaking to global concerns and
human rights.
W h ile cinema can provide en
tertainment and escape, fo r many
com m itted film m akers and view
ers it is a vital medium o f inform a
tion and a pow erful tool fo r social
change. The works presented in:
G lobal Concern w ill broaden un
derstanding and stim ulate in
volvement as they reveal the hard
ship, courage, and com m itm ent
o f those w ho are focused on the
m any challenges c o n fro n tin g
humanity.
C heck o u t the w e b site at
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and to purchase tickets