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SUMMARY:The Murrow Boys
DESCRIPTION:Conrad Schmitt \n“The Murrow Boys” tells the story of the legendary band of correspondents who\, under Edward R. Murrow’s direction\, formed CBS’s pioneering World War II news team and\, in doing so\, invented modern broadcast journalism. All in their twenties and thirties\, Murrow and the Boys (who included William L. Shirer\, Eric Sevareid\, and Howard K. Smith) covered and brought to vivid life the war’s great events\, from the German invasion of Poland to D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge. Young idealists\, they believed they were here to change the world. \nBut their triumphant early careers\, which made them celebrities in America\, would eventually come to grief in the fickle world of broadcasting. The increasing desire for entertainment\, McCarthyism\, the rise of corporate sponsorship\, and ultimately the birth of television all conspired to taint the tradition of serious journalism as the Boys had known it. \nA dramatic\, exhilarating narrative that portrays exceptional lives against the tumultuous backdrop of the last half century\, The Murrow Boys is both a powerful reminder of the possibilities of broadcast journalism and a sharp-eyed account of where the craft went wrong.
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SUMMARY:Kerry VanderZanden: A Journey Through Architecture’s Timeless Tools
DESCRIPTION:Kerry VanderZanden \nA lifelong architect from Banks\, Oregon\, built his legacy with precision\, artistry\, and unwavering dedication to his craft. From the very beginning\, he has relied on his authentic tools—each carrying the weight of history and the wisdom of experience. In this special presentation\, Kerry will take us on a journey through his architectural evolution\, showcasing the very instruments that have shaped his brilliant trade. Through sketches\, models\, and stories\, he will reveal how these tools have guided his hands and vision\, bridging tradition with innovation in the ever-evolving landscape of architecture.
URL:https://www.ocli.us/index.php/event/kerry-vanderzanden-a-journey-through-architectures-timeless-tools/
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SUMMARY:All Things Orthopedic
DESCRIPTION:Sam Scheinberg \nSam was an orthopedic surgeon on the Oregon Coast from Toledo to Tillamook and the inventor of the Sam Splint. He can do the first hour about trauma presentation and then open for questions regarding all things orthopedic. \nBios: The History of Sam Medical: At the heart of every great company\, you’ll find an idea that spawned a product\, a product that fostered a culture\, and a culture that created a brand\, a brand that stands uniquely alone in a crowded marketplace. \nSAM Medical is no exception. \nWhat began as a spark of innovation when founders Dr. Sam and Cherrie Scheinberg\, discovered a medical breakthrough in a simple gum wrapper is now a globally recognized emergency medical solutions brand. From militaries to law enforcement agents\, EMS and first responders to fire and rescue squads\, to hospital staff all over the world\, if you’re in the hurt business\, you know and trust SAM Medical. \nTo serve the diverse customers and fuel our founder’s passion for innovation\, SAM has built a world-class organization. Based just outside of Portland\, OR\, a bioscience and technology hub\, our Tualatin facilities provide access to best-in-class talent and resources. \nWe’ve aligned and integrated our corporate offices\, research and development lab\, manufacturing facilities and warehouses to increase the pace of innovation and put our solutions in the hands of our customers as quickly as possible. \nIn just 30 years\, we’ve managed to place our name alongside the most respected\, award-winning medical giants. Yet\, we’ve always maintained the spirit of innovation celebrated in vertically-integrated\, agile startup organizations.
URL:https://www.ocli.us/index.php/event/all-things-orthopedic/
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SUMMARY:First Aid\, a Hands-On Learning Program\,
DESCRIPTION:Cherrie Scheinberg\nAn opportunity for everyone to learn more about first aid so that they will be prepared the next time someone near them needs it.
URL:https://www.ocli.us/index.php/event/first-aid-a-hands-on-learning-program-cherrie-scheinberg/
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SUMMARY:Lessons from the Forest: Parenting and Child Learning\,
DESCRIPTION:Barry Hewlett\nThe talk examines what U.S. parent might learn about parenting and learning from research among Aka Pygmies of central Africa. Topics covered include cosleeping\, father-child relations\, discipline\, breast feeding\, stepparenting\, and rapid child learning. U.S. patterns of helicopter and free-range parenting are discussed
URL:https://www.ocli.us/index.php/event/lessons-from-the-forest-parenting-and-child-learning-barry-hewlett/
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SUMMARY:Port of Newport
DESCRIPTION:Aaron Bretz\n🌊 Port of Newport: Gateway to Oregon’s Coastal Vitality \nNestled along the rugged central Oregon coastline\, the Port of Newport anchors the City of Newport—Lincoln County’s seat and its beating economic heart. Spanning approximately 59 square miles\, this dynamic port community is home to around 10\,800 residents who live at the intersection of maritime tradition and modern enterprise. \nThe port’s reach is as expansive as its influence: stretching north to the basalt headlands of Otter Rock\, eastward six miles inland through forested hills and river valleys\, south to the tide-swept shores of Seal Rock\, and west into the vast embrace of the Pacific Ocean. It’s a region where salt air meets sawdust\, and fishing boats share the horizon with migrating whales. \n🛥️ Industries That Shape the Coastline \nThe Port of Newport thrives on a rich blend of industries that reflect both its natural bounty and entrepreneurial spirit: \n\nCommercial & Sport Fishing: From deep-sea charters to hardworking trawlers\, the port pulses with the rhythm of the ocean. It’s a haven for anglers and a lifeline for seafood harvesters.\nFish Processing: Locally caught Dungeness crab\, albacore tuna\, and Pacific shrimp are transformed into premium products that travel far beyond the dock.\nShipping & Marine Services: The port supports regional commerce with cargo handling\, vessel repair\, and marine logistics that connect coastal Oregon to global markets.\nTourism & Recreation: Visitors flock to Newport for its iconic Yaquina Bay Lighthouse\, Oregon Coast Aquarium\, and windswept beaches—fueling a vibrant hospitality sector.\nLumber & Wood Processing: Inland forests feed a legacy of timber craftsmanship\, with mills and processors contributing to both local employment and export.\n\nWhether you’re watching sea lions bask on the docks or sipping coffee as fishing boats glide past the harbor\, the Port of Newport is more than a geographic location—it’s a living\, working landscape where ocean\, industry\, and community converge. \n 
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