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Where e-readers are headed

by Eric Franklin on January 9, 2010

I’m quite excited to see all of the advances in ebook technology being shown off at CES this week, especially since they stand to move us a lot further down the path of a paperless society. Personally, I wouldn’t mind never using paper again. I get bummed evry time I shop and am handed a [...]

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Happy Birthday to Beethoven

by Mark Albonizio on December 16, 2009

Ludwig van Beethoven was born on this day in 1760. After you read this post, go here to learn the life and times of the man. The one excerpt of the Wikipedia article that I wish to call out tells about the constant ringing in his ears and eventual hearing loss: As early as 1801, [...]

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Seb Barnett set to participate in CoCA Art Marathon

by Mark Albonizio on December 2, 2009

“The Blue Fey” by Seb Barnett was done using water color, water color pencil, and ink on paper. I would like to introduce you to Seb Barnett. She is a multi-talented artist who you can meet this Friday during the Center on Contemporary Arts (CoCA) 2009 Art Marathon at the Fremont Abbey. Seb uses her art to [...]

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2009 CoCA 24-hr Art Marathon begins Dec. 4

by Mark Albonizio on November 27, 2009

The Fremont Abbey is going to be abuzz with energy! It’s not that big of a place and it’s gonna be fun. Support the artists by bringing them food and non-alcoholic beverages. Once the wee hours of the night come around, they’ll be thankful that you left them some goodies. Take a bus or carpool [...]

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Infinite Summer Continues with “Dracula”

by Eric Franklin on October 1, 2009

Having just polished off “Infinite Jest,” the Infinite Summer Project has decided to continue their hosting of a large online book group with “Dracula” for the month of October. At The Puget News Reading Group meeting to wrap-up IJ, we decided to stick with the program and read along with Infinite Summer at least through [...]

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Customer Reviews for Whole Rabbit

by Eric Franklin on August 21, 2009

You deserve a break to click this: Whole rabbit Please read the customer reviews and check out the customer uploaded images. They’re great. Three Wolf Moon and Tuscan Whole Milk, here it comes again!

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Does our “way of life” scale?

by Eric Franklin on July 4, 2009

Lately, in strident conversations with friends, I’ve noticed myself returning to a particular viewpoint. For ease of use, let’s call it the “imagine everyone lived that way” view. When my friends discuss locavorism or transportation one of the first things I try to do do is scale the conversation to infinite participants and see where [...]

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In a few short minutes, I’m going to sit down, pull out a fresh copy of “Infinite Jest,” and start reading. If you are Seattle-based and taking part in Infinite Summer, feel free to join me and a small cadre of readers who will meet every couple of weeks in lower Queen Anne and Fremont [...]

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