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SUMMARY:Wheeler County Memorial Beef Show
DESCRIPTION:Breeding classes, showmanship, market heifers and steers.  A c
 hance to exhibit prior to Fair.
LOCATION:Wheeler County Fairgrounds
URL:http://events.unl.edu/2009/06/27/38135/
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SUMMARY:Insect Photography Workshop - Denton, NE
DESCRIPTION:Jim Kalisch from UNL Department of Entomology, will share his 
 knowledge about close-up photography.\n\nTopics covered will include came
 ra features/settings, basics of close-up photography, lighting, getting i
 nsects to cooperate and much more.\n\nThe educational program will take p
 lace in the morning. In the afternoon, attendees will be able to roam the
  prairie in the afternoon searching for that special photo. If you decide
  to stay, please bring a sack lunch; we will provide beverages. \n\nCost 
 of this workshop is $30/person or $40/couple who can share a reference bo
 ok. Register by June 15.
LOCATION:Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center
URL:http://events.unl.edu/2009/06/27/38520/
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SUMMARY:Celebrating Darwin's Legacy Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:An exhibition of photographs, drawings, paintings and Darwinia
 n materials guest curated by Paul A. Johnsgard is titled "Celebrating Dar
 win's Legacy: Evolution in the Galapagos Islands and the Great Plains." T
 his exhibition tells an evolutionary story that residents of the Great Pl
 ains can relate to within their own environment. By telling this story th
 rough artworks, such as scientific illustrations and comparative photogra
 phs, visitors should find themselves better understanding the significanc
 e of Darwin's theory and how it is revealed in the world around them.
LOCATION:MORRILL HALL Room Cooper Gallery
URL:http://events.unl.edu/2009/04/10/36420/
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