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Seattle Will Shine in a New LGBT Tourism Magazine The Emerald City shines as a one-of-a-kind tourist destination for the LGBT traveler, and beginning this April, ’mo magazine will reveal to the world the many treasures of the Pacific Northwest. By collaborating with the Greater Seattle Business Association, HX Media, adventure travel company Evergreen Escapes, and others, ’mo magazine will produce this first-of-its-kind tourism issue to lure LGBT travels to Seattle and the state of Washington. Community Marketing Inc, the world’s number one resource for gay and lesbian market research, estimates the annual economic impact of LGBT travelers to be approximately $70.3 billion in the U.S. alone. It’s a market that is largely unaffected by economic issues. Reserve your advertising space today. Call Peter at 206.354.5524 or Michael at 206.235.3320 to secure your spot in this beautiful, full-color tourism magazine today. Special rates apply. Publisher: Peter T. Moraga editor-in-Chief: Michael Lehman editor-at-large: Vincent Kovar ProduCtion: Roy Arauz advertising: Michael Lehman, 206.235.3320, Email: advertise@moSeattle.com national advertising: Rivendell Media, 908.232.2021, www.RivendellMedia.com Contributors: R.H. Sheldon, Andrea J. Walker, Miryam Gordon, Julie Forbes, Matthew McQuilkin, Aefa Mulholland, Jack Hilovsky, Madelyn Fairbanks, Jeff Rinderle, Steve Truman © 2009, SeaSaw Publishing, LLC ISSN 1940-3763 seasaw Publishing, llC 410 Broadway Ave E, No. 170 Seattle, WA 98102 TEL: 206-235-3320 FAx: 206-624-6071 www.moSeattle.com MeMber Printed in Seattle, WA, USA ’mo magazine is published by and is a trademark of SeaSaw Publishing, LLC. All rights reserved. Written permission must be obtained in advance for partial or complete reproduction of ’mo magazine, including any advertising material contained therein. Opinions expressed in ’mo are not necessarily those of the publisher or staff of SeaSaw Publishing, LLC. ’mo magazine does not assume responsibility for claims made by its advertisers. Publication of the name or photograph of a person or organization in articles, advertising, or listings in ’mo magazine is not to be construed as an indication of the sexual orientation of such organizations or persons (unless specifically stated). Our advertising rates are subject to change without notice. ’mo magazine reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to reject any advertisement for any reason, including, but not limited to poor taste. It is the general policy of ’mo that we will only publish letters that are signed by the author and include a telephone number for verification. We will however, gladly withhold names if so requested. Letters are subject to edit by the staff at ’mo magazine. Manuscripts or other materials submitted remain the property of SeaSaw Publishing, LLC. Free copies of ’mo are limited to one per person. letters to the editor should be emailed to editor@ moSeattle.com, or faxed to 206-624-6071. Please include your full name, address and daytime phone number. We are unable to publish all letters and may edit letters for length and clarity. All submissions will be considered property of SeaSaw Publishing, LLC. celebrating seattle’s gay community http://www.RivendellMedia.com http://www.moSeattle.com http://www.quakerugby.org

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'MO - February 2009 Contents Letter From The Editor Voices Pet Project Gay Softball League Seeks New Players Instant Activist: Two Opportunities to Make a Difference Bailey-Boushay’s Chefs’ Dinner Pulls in More Than $285,000 GLSEN Releases Report on LGBT Students of Color Gay City Health Project: Race Relations Form & Function: Partner Workout Power Couple: Senator Ed Murray and Michael Shiosaki Montréal The ’mo Interview: Joe DiPietro New on DVD: Tru Loved Coming to CD/DVD: The Annie Lennox Collection SceneOut: People@Places AIDS Awareness & Action Day 2009 Capitol Hill Guide

'MO - February 2009

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