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		<title>Aquariums &#8211; We Need One in Spokane</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There is an old city owned building in downtown Spokane, right on the Spokane river.  The building used to belong to the YMCA and sits along a prime piece of real estate… there were/are a number of propositions for this building including it being torn down and the land becoming part of Riverfront Park as [...]]]></description>
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</script></center>	<p><a title="Photo courtesy of Flickr / pelican" href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/pelican/38308328/" target="_blank"><img style="margin: 2px 10px 10px 0px; display: inline; border: 0px;" title="38308328_5fd4819455" src="http://www.projectspossible.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/38308328_5fd4819455.jpg" border="0" alt="38308328_5fd4819455" width="241" height="186" align="left" /></a> There is an old city owned building in downtown Spokane, right on the Spokane river.  The building used to belong to the YMCA and sits along a prime piece of real estate… there were/are a number of propositions for this building including it being torn down and the land becoming part of Riverfront Park as well as commercial development efforts that would include condominium/loft type spaces.  In and among all of the ideas for the site there has been a grass roots group that would like to see an aquarium in Spokane… perhaps this building… perhaps some other location.</p>
	<p>There is just something calming, soothing, mysterious, peaceful, and awesome about the underwater world.  People are given opportunities to experience through film / tv / video (IMAX or as in the example above YouTube) but there is just something about being immersed in the experience.  It would offer a great education opportunity for people of all ages, it could provide a great research facility, it could be an additional tourist attraction for the tourism and convention bureau, it could be a great volunteer opportunity, it could be a retreat from the hectic day to day activities.   Is the old Y building the right place?  Probably not but it shouldn’t hinder the grass roots movement to bring this reality to the Spokane area.</p>
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	<p>The above video of the 2nd largest aquarium in the world (in Japan) is one that I found to be absolutely awesome to watch…(Shot by <a href="http://jonrawlinson.com/" target="_blank">Jon Rawlinson</a>) I launch it in full screen pretty regularly and noticed that it is now on the <a title="Spokane Aquarium - Facebook" href="http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Spokane-Aquarium/320224458526" target="_blank">Facebook page for the Spokane Aquarium</a>.  I love how the people are just little silhouettes and how we really are miniscule and just a small component of what is LIFE on this planet.</p>
	<p>What are your thoughts on and aquarium in Spokane?  Would you support it?
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