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Plot Summary: Seven teenagers in 1955 have to learn to live together in the same hold in the reformatory of Shio. Confined in a hall where suffering and humiliation are daily, they are waiting for a ray of hope in a dark, incarcerating world. The story follows their life together and how they move on afterwards.
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Im sixteen weeks and 4 days pregnant. I have felt flutters, very rare, infact only about once this week and a few during week 14. This is my first pregnancy. (altho I have had a first trimester miscarriage before) Anyway I have had like back ache and some pains in my lower tummy/groin area since 3 nights ago. I cant decide if they are mestrual like pains or not but it is concerning me slighty. I did have backache earlier on in pregnancy and cramps but they went for a few weeks and now seem to have come back! Its not as if im dying with pain but its just enough to bother me. I have had no bleeding (thank god) so far and am still being sick! Midwife told me some people are unlucky enough to suffer with sickness throughout the whole pregnancy- i think i am one of those. Anyway just wanted to know what you think about these pains, should i be worried? Try not to scare me! And sorry for the long winded msg!
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You are probably having round ligament pain due to the muscles in your abs stretching and thickening, it prepares your tummy to hold the baby. I have had them on and off since about three months or so too. It's totally normal. As for the back ache, if your midwife isn't concerned you shouldn't be either. With the swelling of your belly it makes you more likely to sleep in different positions at night and some are more prone to hurt your back if it's a new position. No worries and have a happy pregnancy!posted 04/08/2011 by amandaj123
Hi girls, this is my second pregnancy, and remember some cramping with my first. I get it still on and off and I'm always told (Thank God) that it's all the stretching going on in my tummy. I would have to agree with the girl who said that we're all just so excited to be mommies that we're worried. Not to mention a mother's job is to WORRY! lol. Good luck to all and God Bless.posted 06/27/2008 by peanut06acrin08
im 16 weeks with my 3rd i have those same pains the doctor told me they are growing pains from my uterus stretchingposted 03/09/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm so happy to know i'm not the only one experiencing the same aches and pains they really had me worried to. I'm also 16weeks pregnant and was beginning to worry. I'm so glad i can come on here and get a peace of mind. Today i actually felt my skin stretching today and was really freaked out by that feeling but i know my belly was growing.posted 03/03/2011 by shannonreed22
pains can mean many things. I am almost 17 weeks and I have had pains all the way from the beginning. Those pains can be movement and even sometime hunger pains. there are no reason to be worried. They may fade with time. just take pain reliever and a nice bathposted 02/25/2011 by americanhififan
Im also 16 weeks pregnant with my 3rd baby. I do feel baby move and i also been feeling cramping pains. yesterday I bled a little but went away. is it normal to feel cramping pains? Im a little freak out since i dont remember much from my last pregnancyposted 02/20/2011 by eves11
I'm 16 weeks and my doctor told me that when you have cramps try to sit in another position cause it could be your baby telling you its not comfy =) good luck.posted 02/11/2011 by lindseeyconte
I am having the same issue right now with the cramps and no bleeding ( thank God) but I did go to the hospital last weekend & they told me I had a Bacterial infection, that's common in your 15 weeks.posted 02/02/2011 by kamerria
16 wks too. Felt sharp stabbing pains today. First time happened while getting a gender determination ultrasound and was asked to cough to help the baby move and with the cough came this super painful ache. Later had a sneeze, same pain. just coughed and felt it again. Baby looked ok and saw heart beat to i'm trying to stay calm and notthink it's serious. It helps to see so many of us experiencing these pains at 16 weeks, I suspect it's normal, at least i hope so...posted 12/31/2010 by Zenosity
I am 16 weeks 5 days as well, no bleeding, just menstrual type cramps. I also have rectal pressure although I'm not constipated. What gives? This is my first pregnancy, but I always thought round ligament pain was more on the sides of your abdomen not lower near your ovaries.posted 11/11/2010 by tk777
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Q: Your 'tween daughter only wants cash for her holiday gifts. Should you oblige?
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Despite the soullessness of the cash gift, the idea of a gift is to give the recipient something he/she will like, correct? Eventually, we all get to the point with our offspring when letting them pick the present or do their own shopping is what makes everybody happy. If you go this route, I'd suggest a mall gift card or something similar, or a debit card that requires a password. Then you have some protection in the event of loss or theft. —Phil Vettel
I think she's welcome to have a preference, and if she wants it for something worthwhile — say, she's saving up for a beautiful guitar or a meaningful trip — you're free to go along with that, and even to let Grandma and Aunt Fanny know if they usually give gifts and appreciate such feedback. But you're also within your rights to say that the gift is up to the giver — you're not an online shopping cart — so she should be happy to receive anything that's given to her. Often the best gifts are ones in which the giver comes up with something that the giftee never would have thought of. —Mark Caro
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Griff Gordon is on his way to becoming the newest Bronx Bomber.
The Jacksonville State standout and former Benjamin Russell High School stud had his named called by the New York Yankees during the 2014 Major League Baseball draft over the weekend.
Gordon was chosen in the 27th round by the Yankees, and it puts a cherry on top of one of the best seasons by a Gamecocks player in school history.
"Honestly, it hasn't sunk in yet," Gordon said. "I haven't gotten to the locker room and seen my name up and everything like that, but when that happens, I'm sure it'll all hit me."
Gordon set JSU's single-season record by becoming the first player in school history to record 100 hits, breaking Clay Whittemore's record of 96 hits.
He is just one of four players in NCAA Division I baseball to record triple digits in hits this season. He also set the school record with 263 at-bats this season.
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The Alexander City native was named to the All-Ohio Valley Conference second-team and also to the OVC All-Tournament team after leading the Gamecocks to their fourth Ohio Valley Conference Tournament title and a berth into the NCAA Regionals at Ole Miss.
According to Gordon, being chosen by the most successful franchise in MLB lore is just icing on the cake for him, as being chosen at all is a realization of a lifelong dream.
"Growing up, everybody had that one team, and the Yankees were always in there," he said. "I've been working for this since I was playing tee-ball, and it's really great to know that my dream is coming true."
In addition to leading the Gamecocks in hits and at-bats, Gordon led the team in batting average (.380) and runs scored with 55.
He also had 29 walks and only struck out 19 times in 263 at-bats.
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SCOTTSBURG — The Columbus East wrestlers won 13 of the 14 matches Wednesday night to open the season with a 74-6 rout of Scottsburg.
Jacob Martindale (120 pounds), Mitch Gilbert (132), Dalton Noblitt (138), Mike Wayant (145), Dan Nelson (160) and Rob McKee (285) each won by pin for the Olympians. Kyle Stillinger (170) won by technical fall.
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Recorded: Thursday, December 18, 2014
Sr. Fellow David T. Beito appears on the Fox Business News' "Stossel" to debate whether government or private charity is a better way to abolish poverty. Beito, editor of the book The Voluntary City says that government is outdated and its War on Poverty is a failure.
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Recorded: Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Sr. Fellow William F. Shughart II appeared on The Gary Nolan radio show to discuss the Export-Import bank. In a recent syndicated Op-Ed, Shughart wrote that the Export-Import bank distorts prices and it interferes with the free flow of international commerce.
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Recorded: Monday, April 18, 2011
David Beito, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, discusses an episode in the 1930s in which many Americans initiated a series of strikes and revolts against rising property taxes.
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Recorded: Friday, December 24, 2010
Senior Fellow William F. Shughart discusses financial developments at General Motors and Chrysler, the real issues at stake in the TARP debate, and how Obamas bailouts are negatively affecting the limping economy.
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BOILING SPRINGS, SC- Thavy So, 51, died Wednesday, April 24, 2013. Mr. So was the husband of Che Ngin and the son of Sok Leang So and Leng Srey Ho.
Mr. So was a Surgical Technician at Mary Black Memorial Hospital.
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Mendoberri delays opening; Sage Wine Bar seeks new digs
Well, Chef Robert Ulrich didn't quite make his target date of Labor Day, but two weeks out from what should have been opening day, Mendorberri Cafe & Wine Bar looks like it will have eager locals waiting a little longer to try its eats, according to chef-owner Ulrich. The cafe is now estimated to open the end of September, assuming health inspections this week go well, as expected, and no issues arise during the final build-out stage.
The menu is set, offering gourmet cafe grub like the Longini, an artisan baguette filled with soft brie, hard-dried salami, red onion marmalade, and organic lettuce; fire-kissed red wine-spiced pears on a snack board with melted Wisconsin blue cheese and toast; and the Swiss salad, with smoked ham, turkey, peppers, and polenta cheese bites, topped with zesty yogurt herb dressing.
Ulrich is especially enthusiastic about his kids menu, which has been taste-tested by his daughter. "There's a need for kids menus that are healthier and have more vegetables but are still fun," Ulrich says. Prices have yet to be set, but if menu options are any indication, it could be comparable to Panera.
Ulrich has partnerships with Hidden Streams Farm, a grass-fed farm in Elgin, Minnesota, for the cafe's protein (chicken, pork, and beef) and vegetables; Lift Bridge Beer Company out of Stillwater and other local brewers; and B+W Specialty Coffee, which roasts organic beans in Northeast Minneapolis.
The cafe is replacing the former Sage Wine Bar & Market in Mendota Village. Sage owner Bob Kowalski was in mid-remodel of the market side when Ulrich, who had been searching for suitable space for his healthy-to-go concept, decided it was just what he was looking for. "We offered him just the market side, but he wanted the whole space for his plans," say Kowalski.
What used to be Sage Market will now house the cafe and to-go portion of the restaurant, while the wine bar side will stay largely intact, although Ulrich plans to have it feel like one flowing space rather than two distinct areas.
"I wanted to have something like a quick-stop or drive-through, but healthy, and it was hard to find a place that fit that," says Ulrich. "We live in the area, and my wife noticed the location and told me to check it out." Sitting on the intersection of Highway 110 and Dodd Road in Mendota Heights, it allows customers to easily get in and out of the Mendota Village shopping area, or choose to stay and enjoy their meal in the comfortable setting, all of which appealed to the chef.
Kowalski is exploring options for reopening Sage in a new location nearby, but this time sans market. "We're in preliminary discussions with the St. Paul Riverfront Corporation, considering space in the St. Paul Municipal Elevator and Sackhouse," he says. "The location would be great, and the river's always been a passion of mine." Mendoberri 730 Main St., Mendota Heights mendoberri.com
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Washtenaw County was recently hit by a devastating tornado. Do you know what to do in a storm emergency? In a tornado or a violent thunderstorm? How would you keep your family safe? The Washtenaw County Chapter of the American Red Cross will present a special disaster session featuring tips to prepare for and respond to disasters. This includes tornadoes, floods, thunderstorms and other emergencies. Red Cross staff will look at natural disasters from both a scientific and safety perspective. This session will be in English but geared to English Language Learners, too! Join us at the Traverwood Branch, April 16 from 7:00-8:00 PM.


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By T.L. Petersen
Observer Staff Writer
When the Imbler-Elgin Philadelphia Trip students meet these days, they dont discuss what happened to their funds in February.
Instead, leader Georgia McKee says, We leave that part out of it and discuss the trip.
This week what was happening on the law-enforcement front trying to find the funds that were stolen or embezzled, allegedly by suspect Leann Thompson of Elgin wasnt the big news.
The big news was that the eighth-grade trip participants will be allowed to go on one of the limited tours of the Pentagon near Washington, D.C. They are waiting to hear about tours of the White House and the Capitol Building.
Students also will be visiting historic sites in Philadelphia and New York on their trip during the week of April 7.
It looks like were going to make it, McKee said of the last-minute fund-raising efforts to recoup the lost funds.
The Philly group has until March 15 to make its next major payment on the trip.
Still short thousands of dollars, McKee said that businesses and individuals have been wonderful in helping rescue the trip, making donations and assisting with
McKee said she doesnt have any solid figures yet on how much money is missing from trip funds the matter is being pursued by accountants and investigators but she does know that if the students are able to reach their goal and make the trip, any funds beyond what are needed will be refunded to those making the
The group will make its final trip payment during the week of the trip itself.
Recent efforts have included Powerhouse Automotive extending its coupon special, donating $5 from every regularly priced oil change through March to the students. Other businesses also have pledged a portion of proceeds from sales.
The Imbler-Elgin group is continuing to work on fund-raisers, including bottle drives, which McKee said have had a wonderful response. Last weekends bake sale also went well.
The final word yes, they will go hasnt been written yet, McKee warns. But until the day that the final check cannot be written, the group of students will be looking ahead to boarding the plane.
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Yahoo has patched a hole in its web e-mail service which enables hackers to run malicious computer scripts on computers which use Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser to check web e-mail accounts.
The company applied a fix for the vulnerability shortly after security company GreyMagic Software published an advisory warning about the problem, which also affected Microsoft's Hotmail e-mail service.
Hotmail and Yahoo filter incoming HTML-format e-mail messages for malicious code.
However, the filtering, combined with an internet Explorer feature used to process extensions to HTML called HTML + Time (Timed Interactive Multimedia Extensions), made it possible to inject malicious script into incoming e-mail messages.
The script would be run when the web e-mail message was opened and could be used to exploit the machine on which the web mail was being read. The security hole could allow attackers to steal login and password information, or browse the contents of an e-mail account when Explorer was used to check the web mail account for the exploits to work.
"We learned of a cross-site scripting issue in Yahoo Mail, and immediately began working towards a resolution which was implemented yesterday," said Mary Osako, senior director of communications at Yahoo.
Microsoft was informed on 11 March and patched its Hotmail service before the vulnerability was disclosed. However, security researchers at GreyMagic were unable to reach Yahoo.
Yahoo did know of any users who were affected by the vulnerability.
Paul Roberts writes for IDG News Service
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As I'm walking around the Moscone Center checking out all that Macworld is going to offer this week, I'm highly aware of the fact that I am the only person in the entire building who is using a PC Notebook. (See original post here as to why I'm doing that.) As I enviously walk past all of the shiny, small notebooks with the Apple on the front of them, I feel conspicuous. I'm convinced that everyone is thinking, "what is this PC woman even doing here?!"
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Scoble has a good suggestion for companies who want bloggers to talk about their products – Send bloggers interesting stories — especially about other people.
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SUNY Albany researcher Kirsten Krahnstoever Davison, PhD, led a study of 187 9-year-old girls and their parents in central Pennsylvania. They tracked down 173 of these families when the girls were 11 years old.
As national averages predict, 40% of the girls watched more than two hours of TV a day. And it was easy to tell which girls were watching the most TV.
"At age 9 and 11, girls watched significantly more TV when their parents reported higher levels of TV viewing," Davison and colleagues write. "Furthermore, girls watched significantly more TV when their parents relied on TV as a leisure activity, reported watching television as a family, and did not limit their access to TV."
The researchers identified five parent "risk factors" linked to their daughters' increased TV watching:
- Mothers watching lots of TV every day
- Fathers watching lots of TV every day
- Depending on TV as a leisure activity
- Watching TV together as a family
- Parents not restricting their children's TV viewing
The more of these "risk factors" a family had, the more likely it was that a girl watched too much TV. Girls whose families had all five risk factors were 10 times more likely to watch too much TV.
"Parents must serve as role models and create environments that allow and encourage their children to engage in alternate activities," Davison and colleagues write. "Reducing their children's TV viewing will require that parents turn off the TV, limit their children's access to TV in the home, adopt new hobbies that require activity, and find or create outdoor settings that will support their and their children's engagement in creative and non-TV-related activities."


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Urban waterfronts, like cities themselves, are always in flux. What might be a thriving landscape of shipbuilding, canneries, or ports in one decade might experience a sharp decline in the next as fish stocks deplete or shipping traffic moves elsewhere. While some cities have turned their backs on their decrepit ... [ + Read more ]
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Anyone strip the paint off their svt wheels & polish them? Or paint them Black chrome?
Been waiting on someone to do this or even do chrome. I've been powdercoating and thought about using the chrome powder coat on um.
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I decided the first piece of art for this year would be to revisit a few older designs that I thought needed more to them. I may only tweak certain things I feel are lacking though. In this instance I liked the pose, but not the design overall. Let's start with the toughest Kryptionian this side of the solar system,
Superman remains my childhood hero. Excellent work.
wow, your gallery is really amazing, great work.
Good job!!
Good job!!
Love this chisled look!
Nice job
Coool! His eyes look a bit weird though xD
You should take a crack at Booster Gold. He'd work well in your style.
All these DC drawings are amazing, and really capture the heart of the characters. Keep up the amazing work.
All these DC drawings are amazing, and really capture the heart of the characters. Keep up the amazing work.
I love it.
Gorilla Arms. Very nice Dan.
The overall cut of his super-jib, right until you get down to the waist, actually reminds me a lot of Mr. Incredible. Of course, the legs here are way too long to really mistake the two.
Plus: "No capes."
Plus: "No capes."
Amazing!! what a great start for 2008
I really liked the original and this one looks great, but i feel like there is something missing from both of them.
whata dicky dicky dicky..))
I love your style TD and the lineups were awsome. I'm glad to see your revisiting the characters.
Fantastic stylization!
He looks like he's posing for HS Senior Prom...and his age ain't far off that either.
have I ever told you you're my hero?
pose feels a little static to me though.
pose feels a little static to me though.
Very cool, Dan!
Sweet! He looks great in your style man. Altho his eyes kinda creep me out
Well sir, you've gone and outdone yourself again. Great job!
love the update. it's a little more "classic" while still being you. I would love to see more DC stuff from you. do u have any other big animation projects coming up for them soon?
Nice work Dan, keep it up. I'm not sure about the shoulders though, kinda pointy, looks almost like shoulder pads.
Stay golden Pony-Boy.
Happy New Year.
Mike Valiquette
Stay golden Pony-Boy.
Happy New Year.
Mike Valiquette
Awesome job
No, not that good.
You don't likes?
Nah! I like, but I think you can do better. Shake it up a little, make him super!
Nice! I do appreciate the input man My idea behind all of the statue pics I do, is that they are like model sheets. Now that I'm comfortable with the character and the design is down, I can draw him any which way I need too. I agree, Superman needs to be lifting a plane or beating up aliens
The Most badass Kryptionian...EVER!!!
Awesome...I'm sorry...-Awesome!!!
Awesome...I'm sorry...-Awesome!!!
you tooked the s-logo of 'superman returns', didn't you?
Great solid work, love the shading.
Nice job on the chest emblem!
Nice job on the chest emblem!
That's pretty sweet. I like the stylized anatomy.
wonderful update. He looks kinda ood, as if feeling awkward about the guy (or girl) to his left, but it adds to his farmboy personality, I guess. Again, great pic!
I really liked your first superman art, but this one is match better!
Very cool. Great (modern) rendition of a classic character.
I thought this was going to be another flash animation!
I'm really sad now...
I'm really sad now...
LOL I think he needs to look more dim. Superman never struck me as brains.
Batman would still kick his arse though
Batman would still kick his arse though
Looks great I love his little "J" hair
perfect way to start the new yr.
lol! he looks a little bit worried
very nice!
very nice!
excellent work my friend
a new year and your work still makes me sick with how good it is...
i guess that will never change...
a new year and your work still makes me sick with how good it is...
i guess that will never change...
Delightful. Some of the best, cleanest linework ever.
His expression is kinda odd. But other than that, I like it.
Superman is our HERO!
you draw him so awesome!
you draw him so awesome!
I was personally never a very big fan of the Superman design very much. You've done a very fine job presenting him here to us in your style, but I'm biased: he's still just Superman.
You're such a fantastic artist, though. I'd just really love to see you draw Superman, you know, a little different than that.
And now I suck because I sound like such a jerk. I don't mean anything bad by my comment, I assure you.
You're such a fantastic artist, though. I'd just really love to see you draw Superman, you know, a little different than that.
And now I suck because I sound like such a jerk. I don't mean anything bad by my comment, I assure you.
Wow, Supes is totally packing. No wonder no one recognizes him, who's looking at his face.


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My name is Emily and I am a student of the world. I love to travel and meet new people. I have deep familial bonds though I tend to live a good distance from home. I move a lot. I like to make new homes. Someday, though, I hope to have a garden.
Some of my challenges: I struggle with confidence and sometimes worry a lot.
Some of my strengths: I'm a people person, a problem-solver, and a learner.
Some of my joys: I find joy among words...poetry and music. I love big trees, clouds, hiking, biking, walking....dancing!
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I hope for a world of peace, a world where the beauty and abundance of our planet is respected and protected, a world where we can all enjoy the sun's rays as equals.


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When you put in maximum amount that you would spend, that could vary depending on the popularity of the keyword.
How can you guarantee yourself the first postion on the right hand nav bar? Overture is pretty simple, but I can't figure out Ad Words yet.
If the description is dead on relevant to the term, and contains the term, with some compelling fluff text, you should be in. I don't see a very immense advantage of #1 versus #2 or 3 for that matter. Its all in how it is written.
Your goal should be to increase the CTR of your ads. Just browse through some of the old threads in this forum and you will find some real good tips to increase CTR.
Although google does not say so
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The example in the second paragraph should clear all your doubts.
What keeps people from putting a bid way out there and then just paying pennies over the next lowest competitor?
That's the whole point :)
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Just one word: "Horror". Loose rock, what caused accident in lower part of the ridge, helicopter and my ENORMOUS right arm. Now I'm writing with left one ;)
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Included in General Admission | Current science gets up close and personal at Meet a Scientist. This program, held on the second Saturday of each month, features local scientists who share their research and knowledge with you through hands-on activities and conversation. Meet a Scientist exclusively features professionals who are OMSI Science Communication Fellows.
OMSI Gala 2016
Dust off your tails and get ready to celebrate our steps towards becoming the museum of the future.
What can you expect? Tasty cocktails, a delicious dinner, a lavish live auction, and a not-to-miss performance by the one and only Storm Large!
Star Party: Astronomy Day Celebration
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Astronomy Day wouldn't be complete without a free Star Party on Saturday, May 14 at Rooster Rock State Park and Stub Stewart State Park starting at sunset. From beginners to experts of all ages, here's your opportunity to view the stars and other celestial objects up close and personal through telescopes. Viewing highlights include Jupiter, Mars, Saturn and waxing gibbous Moon, and more!
Join us as we gaze at the spring night sky at Rooster Rock State Park, located 22 miles east of Portland on I-84 just east of Sandy River at exit 25. To reach L.L. "Stub" Stewart State Park, take US-26 west of Portland and turn right on OR-47. The event starts at sunset and is free with $5 parking per vehicle. Warm clothing and a flashlight with red light are recommended. Personal telescopes and binoculars are welcome.
On the scheduled day of each OMSI Star Parties, it is suggested that interested visitors check back here for possible weather-related cancellations.
Warm clothing and a flashlight with red light are recommended. Personal telescopes and binoculars are welcome.
Rooster Rock State Park | Take I-84 east of the Sandy River at exit 25. The park is located 22 miles east of Portland.
L.L. "Stub" Stewart State Park | Take US-26 west of Portland and turn right on OR-47. The park is located 34 miles west of Portland.
Bugs & Butterflies
Who are the scientists that study insects, and how do they do it? What are some of the unique features of insects? In this basic introduction to insects, their bodies, and scientific investigation, students will meet live insects and explore the answers to these questions. Students will create and build an original insect to take home with them.
For ages 3-6
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Getting to Know the Bees in Your Backyard
With Joe Wilson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Biology at Utah State University
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Bees are arguably one of the most important insect groups on the planet. Despite their importance, bees are remarkably misunderstood by most people. For example, it is commonly thought that the U.S. and Canada are home to just a handful of bumble bees, sweat bees, and honey bees. In fact there are over 4,000 species. Many people list 'hives' 'stings' and 'colony collapse disorder' among 'facts' about bees. The truth is infinitely more fascinating than this simple list suggests, filled with the same twists and turns, complexities, horrors, and delights that an hour long television show provides each evening. This talk aims to dispel the common myths of bees, and will provide engaging accounts of the bees encountered in this region of the world, with clues for telling these stunning creatures apart.
Joe Wilson is an assistant professor at Utah State University - Tooele (USU) where he teaches general biology and studies various aspects of ecology and evolution. He received his PhD at USU and did his postdoctoral work at the University of Nevada, Reno.
His research interests are in the history and future of biodiversity and in the biotic and abiotic drivers of evolution, with a particular emphasis on aposematism and color mimicry. Much of his research has been focused on understanding diversification in desert-adapted bees and wasps.
Dinner will be available in our restaurant, Theory, or from the Empirical Café. Theory serves wood fire pizza, salads and salt & straw ice cream.
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Between the Ears: How Normal and Diseased Brains Process Communication Sounds
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Doors Open at 5PM | $5 Suggested Donation
With over 6,000 different spoken languages around the world, speech is one of our defining features as humans. But for 6 - 8 million Americans with a language impairment, daily life is more challenging. The first steps towards helping individuals with language impairments is to understand how the brain processes complex sounds. Auditory neuroscientists Dr. Christine Portfors and Elena Mahrt use mice and bats as model organisms to study how normal and diseased brains interpret communication sounds. Their work can inform future research on what is different in the brains of humans with language impairments and how to improve their quality of life.
Dr. Christine Portfors has been a faculty member in the School of Biological Sciences at WSU Vancouver since 2001. She is also the Associate Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education. She started studying bats during her graduate work at York University in Canada and has continued to be fascinated by how the brain processes complex sounds such as echolocation and communication sounds. Her lab at WSU Vancouver focuses on understanding how the brain processes speech-like sounds and how these processes are affected by disease and disorders. In addition to being a scientist, Christine is passionate about engaging students of all ages in the joy of scientific discovery.
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Science on Screen: Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
With Charley Wheelock, Founder and Chocolate Maker for Woodblock Chocolate
Doors Open @ approx. 6:15PM
6:30PM | Lecture and Q&A: Science of Chocloate
7:30PM | Movie: Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory(Duration: 100 mins. | Rating: G)
A poor boy wins the opportunity to tour the most eccentric and wonderful candy factory of all.
Watch and learn at The Empirical Theater as OMSI brings the science of your favorite movies to life on the big screen. Science on Screen℠ creatively pairs screenings of classic, cult, and documentary films with lively introductions by notable figures from the world of science, technology, and medicine. Each film is used as a jumping off point for the speaker to reveal current scientific research or technological advances, providing the perfect combination of entertainment and enlightenment.
Support was provided by the Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
OMSI After Dark: Summer Camp
Shoot off water rockets, concoct chemical creations, and explore the wonders of OMSI with no kids in sight! Enjoy a glass of wine while learning about robots, tornados, or fossils. Talk to a brewer about the science behind beer, or taste how an extra 10% cacao can make a difference in chocolate.
All that and more with OMSI After Dark, a night at the museum for the 21-and-over crowd filled with food, drink, and science fun!
21+ Only | ID's Required
OMSI After Dark admission: $15/non-members, $7.50/OMSI Members and FREE for OMSI After Dark Members.
Due to the popularity of this event, we strongly recommend that you purchase tickets in advance as capacity is limited and may sell out.
Experience a combination of science, activity and camp traditions at this OMSI After Dark!
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The Art of Science: Gears (Ages 0-6)
Included in General Admission | These simple machines introduce children to concepts of wheels and axles, as well as principles of cause and effect. Our table is covered with interlocking gears – how many can you fit together?
For ages 0-6
Physics Phenomena
View spectacular demonstrations of unusual physics, including the vacuum chamber, the Van de Graaff generator and the Tesla coil. This lab is in a demonstration format, with volunteers called on to assist with the experiments.


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