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‘Interactivity’ (ART) Interactivity isn’t just a temporary art show for McLeod Residence, it’s the young gallery-bar-hangout’s entire reason for being. Hell, some members get so interactive, they legally change their names—so the McLeods have extra reason to do this one right. With digital prints and “biomimetic butterflies” by the Barbarian Group, textiles that respond to touch by Maggie Orth, a laser installation by Joel S. Kollin, and mixed-media work by Felix Livni. (McLeod Residence, 2209 Second Ave, 441-3314. 6—9 pm, free, 21+.) JEN GRAVESand…
KJ Sawka CD Release Party (MUSIC) The origins of KJ Sawka are unclear—it’s said that this human/drum hybrid was first encountered after a meteor collision in the Nevada desert. Now he calls Seattle home and makes music as inscrutable as it is unmistakable: liquid synth washes; dubby, reverbed samples; and shape-shifting beats perfect for jacking dance floors. Cyclonic Steel, Sawka’s second LP, came out last week, further documenting the development of this evolutionary anomaly. (Neumo’s, 925 E Pike St, 709-9467. 9 pm, $8, 21+.) JONATHAN ZWICKEL
"SAY YES TO WAR!" Dan Savage in The Stranger Oct. 2002
Is the United States Killing 10,000 Iraqis Every Month? Or Is It More?
Michael Schwartz, After Downing Street
War on Iraq: 300 Iraqis killed by Americans each day sounds like an impossible figure, but a close look at the reported numbers of violent deaths and rate of armed patrols makes it all too likely. http://www.alternet.org/waroniraq/
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