Dead Cat Gallery opening Friday night; small beautiful game; Colts' coach Dungy's son an apparent suicide
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An opening Friday evening at Dead Cat Gallery at 669 Elmwood Ave., Providence, features the work of 14 artists and 4 bands. The artists include Otom Charters-Jaffe, Felicia Cinquegrana, Shawn Gilheeney, Krista Sulfara, Ryan T. Conaty, Nick Marcoux, Kate Bachner, Tyson Coburn, Robert Begin, Nadia Mafuz, Luke Hopf, Oemielo, Darcie, and Moj. The doors open at 6, with complimentary food and drinks till 9, when the music begins. Electric Goldfish, Van Bronson, Pocket Nova and Rt. 44 are to play. More info: 709-4668.
Small Forest Story is a charming little interactive holiday game that serves as an introduction to the genre: Click around a bit and see what can be done, then do it in the appropriate order to make something happen.
James Dungy, the 18-year-old son of Colts coach Tony Dungy, was found dead today in his apartment near Tampa, Fla., and apparently took his own life, a local official said.This is so sad. After the Colts' charmed season, things fall apart. The photo is of James and his dad during a Colts game in October 2004.  Year in Pictures: Shelley Powers (Burningbird) republishes her photos, those that photo-sharing site Flickr "designated the most 'interesting' based on feedback and number of views." Stunning stuff. I'm a fan of Shelley's blog, and saw these appear one by one during the year. Seeing them all together is more than a treat. 
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