KCTS 9 Connects For February 27, 2009
![Is our hot new technology really improving our productivity? What about our quality of life? The impact it’s having on children and future generations—and how it’s leaving us all with “no time to think."](http://serve.castfire.com/video/cnx_2009-03-23-163700.tmb.jpg "Is our hot new technology really improving our productivity? What about our quality of life? The impact it’s having on children and future generations—and how it’s leaving us all with “no time to think."")
Originally Aired: Feb 27, 2009
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Our regular political experts, Randy Pepple and Cathy Allen, are joined by Seattle Times columnist Joni Balter and radio host Dave Ross for a lively discussion about the state's deficit, withdrawal of troops and Gary Locke heading to Washington D.C.
Washington Jobs Report
Our regular political experts, Randy Pepple and Cathy Allen, are joined by Seattle Times columnist Joni Balter and radio host Dave Ross for a lively discussion about the state's deficit, withdrawal of troops and Gary Locke heading to Washington D.C.
No Time to Think
This is good news to many people recently out of work and thinking about going back to school. The director of the three-year program, dubbed Elevate America, will join us to discuss how and why Microsoft is investing in educating the public.
Microsoft Initiative: Free Training
Is our hot new technology really improving our productivity? What about our quality of life? The impact it’s having on children and future generations—and how it’s leaving us all with “no time to think."
Roundtable: Gary Locke Is Off To Washington, D.C.
For the first time ever Washington’s unemployment rate is higher than the national average.
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Posted by 3d Movies (not verified) on Fri, 03/27/2009 - 6:03am
Interesting Video.
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