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Seattle Events for the Week of 1/3

January 3rd, 2008 by jamie a

Friday, January 4 (6 pm- midnight)
Celebrate at the McLeod Residence for their 1st Anniversary Party! This event will include exhibitions of three artists working with traditional subjects in nontraditional ways as well as a live musical performance at 8 pm. Keep up with all their updates on their blog.

Friday, January 4 (6:30 pm -8:30 pm)
Grab a cup o’ joe and join in the fun at Neptune Coffee where Bherd Studios will be offering a free silk screening event. All who stop by with a shirt can have Bherd’s “Yin Yang Bird Fish” printed on it.

January 3 - February 3 (reception: January 3, 6-8 pm)
At the Gallery4Culture, large scale photographs are being featured in Clear Blue, Sky, en exhibit by local artist Ross Sawyers. Focusing on compacted living in densely populated neighborhoods, Sawyers “constructs models of houses to challenge his understanding of his surroundings.”

January 4- 12
The World’s Quickest Theater Festival returns to Seattle with the conception of 14 plays which are written, designed, scored, rehearsed and performed all within 48 hours by a group of very brave thespians!

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In-flight Internet Access Raises New Issues

January 2nd, 2008 by susan j

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I don’t know about you, but one of the things I really enjoy about flying is being able to kick back with my copy of Marie Claire or whatever book I happen to be reading and loose myself without the distracting buzz of email or IM. Turns out those days of flying sans internet may be numbered, because several airlines are introducing in-flight internet service.

The Seattle Times recently published an interesting article about the new concerns this raises. Since passengers are in such close proximity, should content be filtered for appropriateness? What about restricting use one Skype and other internet phone services? Hmm… some very thorny questions indeed. If you have an opinion about this topic (and we know you do), leave a comment and share your side of this story!

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