Bruce Schneier's latest Friday Squid Blogging entry is not about surveillance, cryptography, or power — it is about squid. The post highlights a Family Squid Dissection hosted by the Hands-On Science Center in Tennessee, describing it as a hands-on opportunity for families to explore marine biology.
Schneier explicitly frames the event as something readers of his blog might want to attend, calling it "exciting" and "unique." The source provides no further details about dates, costs, or registration, so readers are left to follow the link for specifics.
For a security and privacy newsletter, this item is notable mainly as a reminder that even serious security writers occasionally share purely recreational content. There is no hidden security angle in the source, and no attempt should be made to invent one.