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Watch & Learn: Camping Made Easy?

It’s a jacket, it’s a tent—it’s the JakPak!

Leave it to our resident crazy-busy working mom, Rachel Hart, to spot a time-saving innovation when she sees it. Case in point: the JakPak, a locally made wonder product that merges the essential camping gear—jacket, sleeping bag and tent—into a single waterproof package. Too good to be true? Watch as Rachel puts the JakPak to the test.

Oh, and a big thanks to our new video interns, Justin and Nick who shot and edited this piece. Read more »

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Watch & Learn: A Tesla Test Drive

I recently hopped into a Tesla Roadster with Seattle magazine’s managing editor, John Levesque, author of the July Trend piece on the city's newest in sleek electric cars ("Plug 'n' Play"). This battery operated car might be the size of a handicapped bathroom stall and made of plastic, but it still had the look (and speed) of a classic roadster. Read more »

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Four Dog-Friendly Spots to Visit this Summer

Hankering to spend time outdoors this summer? Chances are your four-pawed friends could use a nice stretch, too. We’ve compiled a list of furry-friendly establishments that are willing to keep you smiling and Fido's tail a-waggin’. Read more »

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Weekly Must List: June 24-30, 2010

MUST HEAR
CocoRosie Read more »

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The Weekly Must List: June 16 - 23, 2010

MUST GARDEN
Amy Pennington at the University Bookstore Read more »

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Nominate 2010 Most Influential Candidates

Do you know someone who has made a significant impact on our community in the past 1-2 years? Nominate them for one of Seattle magazine's annual Most Influential People of the Year Awards. Past winners have included leaders in the world of politics, arts, business, educuation, activism, music, dining, and much more. Read more »

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Get Yer Alaska On...

//roddyscheer.com/photo/355/USAKKB-00033.jpg With the summer solstice upon us, my thoughts this time of year turn to Alaska, which is currently bathed in midnight sun for the next month or so. Read more »

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GOALLLL! Artist Diem Chau scores at the World Cup

How often does an emerging Seattle artist get selected by a national corporation to produce work for a global sports event? Well now we can say at least once. I'm so thrilled for local artist (and Seattle magazine 2008 Spotlight Award winner) Diem Chau, who was tapped to carve 66 of her signature Crayola crayon sculptures (NO, not the jumbo size, the regular, tiny size) with the likenesses of 6 famous players for Nike's World Cup press kits. Only 11 of these kits went out (I don't know to whom... Read more »

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The Weekly Must List: June 10 - 16

MUST WALK
Blitz One Year Anniversary
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What You Might Not Know About PNB's Copp

There are ballets out there that everyone knows—chestnuts, like The Nutcracker, Swan Lake, etc.. Then there are the ones that aren't so well known. As a more-than-casual (but not hard-core) ballet follower, Coppélia falls into the latter category for me. I imagine these must be the toughest to sell for ballet houses. Read more »

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