SCN: Not attending DIAC-02 but want to get in some action?
Doug Schuler
douglas
Tue May 14 17:59:20 PDT 2002
= > Interested in democratic media??
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Public EVENTS associated with DIAC-02
In addition to the regular program we are proud to announce several
events that are open to the public. The opening night reception on
Thursday, the event with Mino from Marankiari Bajo on Friday evening,
and the IMC Open House also on Friday are all free. The party cruise
on Saturday is $50 per adult and $35 for those 12 and under.
(BTW, check out
http://www.cpsr.org/conferences/diac02/schedule.html -- final schedule)
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Opening Reception -- Thursday Night
May 16, 2002
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Courtyard by Marriott--Seattle Downtown/Lake Union
925 Westlake Avenue North
Seattle, Washington 98109
Come and mingle with conference attendees. Meet with old
friends. Please stop by and say hello!
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Special Event - Friday Night
Antiguas Civilizaciones de America Usando la Nueva Tecnologia
para Formar un Mejor Futuro
(Ancient American Civilizations using
New Technology to Shape their Future)
May 17, 2002
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Puget Sound Room
Courtyard by Marriott--Seattle Downtown/Lake Union
925 Westlake Avenue North
Seattle, Washington 98109
An educational forum with Mino-Eusebio Castro (Naaperori Shirampari
Ashenika Mino) of the Ashanika Indigenous community of Marankiari
Bajo (territory of the snakes) Central Amazon Zone Peru. This event
will be free and open to the public! (The forum will be conducted in
Spanish with English translation).
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IMC Open House- Friday Night
Also on Friday night, Seattle's Independent Media Center (IMC),
located at 1415 3rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98101 (downtown between Pike
and Union) cohosts open mic night - a chance for digging in with
DeeDee Halleck and Jeff Chester as national guests talking about
media consolidation and commercialization, plus additional local
and international guests on alternatives and strategies. We
invite everyone to participate in the conversation!
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Lakes, Locks, and Lively Reception Cruise -- Let's Party!
Saturday late afternoon / evening
Visitors watch as boats make the transition from the fresh water
of Lake Washington and Lake Union to the salt water of Puget Sound
through Hiram M. Chittenden Locks in Ballard, Seattle's Scandinavian
neighborhood.
Join us for the Shaping the Network Society "Lakes, Locks, and Lively
Reception Cruise." Come cruise with your colleagues on a memorable
passage from salt to fresh water through Seattle's famous Hiram
Chittenden Locks and explore some of Seattle's most important
waterfront landmarks. View Seattle's maritime heritage first hand. See
the Alaska fishing fleet's home port at Fisherman's Terminal. Marvel
at the unique "Sleepless in Seattle" floating houseboat community.
Enjoy informative narration, lively conversation, warm hospitality, a
delicious hors d'oeuvres buffet, and cash bar while experiencing
fantastic city and mountain vistas from Elliott Bay, Puget Sound, and
Lake Union.
Our 3 hour Locks cruise, which will take place late afternoon
Saturday, May 18, with boarding at approximately 4 p.m., departs from
the Seattle Waterfront, rain or shine, and ends on Lake Union, a short
shuttle ride from the heart of downtown. The cost of this cruise is
$49.95 per person. Children aged 12 and under receive a $15 discount.
Please note that you need not register for or attend DIAC-02 to join
us for the cruise -- just print the registration form, fill out all
parts except the "Conference Registration Rates" sections, and submit
the registration form with your cruise payment, to us at the reception
or at the conference hotel Wednesday evening from 6:00 - 8:00 pm.
Join us for an extraordinary experience!
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