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Posted on Sun, 03/07/2010 - 3:00pm

The Last Campaign of Booth Gardner

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Karen Johnson

"The Last Campaign of Booth Gardner," a documentary short chronicling the former governor's battle to legalize physician-assisted suicide is up for an Oscar tonight. The 38-minute film was directed by Daniel Junge and shot in mostly in Olympia and Tacoma during the lead up to the passing of Initiative 1000 (a.k.a. the "Death with Dignity Act"). Here's a clip from the 38-minute film (which is supposed to eventually air on HBO) directed by Colorado filmmaker Daniel Junge. Read more »

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Posted on Fri, 03/05/2010 - 3:25pm

Fashion & Style: In the Closet with Joan Kelly

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<i>Seattle</i> magazine staff

Seattle mag fashion correspondent Joan Kelly lends her expertise to Seattlemag.com with her "In the Closet" series, a monthly video installment on Seattle shops, looks, trends and more. Last week, Kelly stopped by The Art Institute of Seattle to give us a sneak peek at new spring and fall trends. Read more »

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Posted on Thu, 03/04/2010 - 10:13am

The Weekly Must List: March 4 - March 11

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Karen Johnson

Our top to-dos for the week

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Seattle Animation Funtacular Explosion Read more »

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Posted on Tue, 03/02/2010 - 3:06pm

Combatting Nature Deficit Disorder

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Roddy Scheer

Ever wondered how to get your kid away from the Xbox and out into nature? Let Seattle Parks help with some ideas and inspiration. Read more »

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Posted on Fri, 02/26/2010 - 4:04pm

Fashion & Style Friday: Swinging by Vu

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Deanna Duff

It’s official. I’m too old for the rumpled yet cool college sweatpants and t-shirt look.  It’s okay, though, because now I get to shop at boutiques like Vu where I can find clothes that are stylish enough for the office or an evening out. This bright and well-edited shop specializes in high-end vintage clothes ranging from the 1920’s to almost modern-day. From a lightweight Escada wool shirt ($85) to a Chanel Creations coat ($995), Vu's prices reflect the quality and condition of the shop's inventory. Read more »

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