SEATTLE

^university bridge btw

ayo seattlers ... lxy's suggesting a visit down your way, which sounds like an a++ idea. do you guys fancy drinks and excitement anytime june 13-18?

that would be great! i just looked at my calendar for those dates and the only the i've got going is work, a few of those days (to be expected though). fun fun.

yes yes yes plz how wonderful!!

awesome! I will start making mi plans.

we have a couple of guest rooms so please count on staying with us if desirable and convenient, stet.

how perfect that the song 'happy house' is playing as i type.

stet can we complain about ilx problems to you the whole time you're here?

we're not going to talk about ilx

Museum Director Is Found Dead

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/16/arts/16arts-MUSEUMDIRECT_BRF.html?ref=arts

Compiled by LAWRENCE VAN GELDER
Published: May 16, 2008

The 62-year-old American director of a museum in Thailand who was indicted in a federal investigation into looted antiquities was found dead in a detention center in Seattle, The Associated Press reported. The woman, Roxanna Brown, died early Wednesday, apparently of natural causes. Maggie Ogden, a prison spokeswoman, said an autopsy would be performed. Ms. Brown, director of the Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum at Bangkok University, was arrested last week while visiting relatives in Seattle and charged with a single count of wire fraud. Health problems kept her from appearing in federal court in Seattle on Monday. She was accused of allowing art collectors to use her electronic signature to overstate the value of art they donated to museums in Southern California. Investigators said that procedure allowed the collectors to claim fraudulent tax deductions.

http://seattlecondosandlofts.com/2008/05/stadium-lofts-new-look

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http://www.vintageseattle.org/

Lingy you know i'll get drunk on seattle beer and you guys will have to take the keys to ilx off me for everybody's good and then we'll wake up having replaced every post since 2001 with "lol".

ha

yet another worthwhile slideshow, this one for the wing luke museum, a recently reopened pan-asian art museum in the ID.

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2008/05/30/arts/wing500.jpg

the keys to ilx

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HEY STET,

are you coming here?

your friend,

jp

GOODBYE BROADWAY TACO BELL

HEY STET,

are you coming here?

your friend,

jp

-- jergins, Tuesday, June 3, 2008 3:48 PM (Tuesday, June 3, 2008 3:48 PM) Bookmark Link

PLEASE DO

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But Cunningham is not just any campus building. Constructed for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, it is celebrating its centennial next year. It was the site of the state's first Suffragette activity and today is the only designated "women's building" in the state.

and it's going to be moved

i prefer "ladies' building" but ok

restaurant review of greenwood between 85th and 87th

http://www.wherearesueandmike.com/uploaded_images/DSCN1561-753607.JPG
they're here and goddamn those bastards are loud

I LOVE THEM it is my jingo mo

they're back. they just did this:
http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/0cgibeF1N4eaX/610x.jpg

and this:
http://frenchgilles.members.winisp.net/blog/BlueAngels/BlueAngels.JPG

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/entertainment/2008091508_webcroc05.html

There's new hope, Crocodile Cafe mourners: Marcus and Sheila Charles have applied for the liquor license attached to the beloved club, and the approval process is under way.

The Croc, at Second Avenue and Blanchard Street in Belltown, closed suddenly in December. It was Seattle's best and most famous rock club. Marcus Charles owns the Bad Juju, a bar on the same block.

welcome back? they gotta change the layout. and yeah maybe most famous but best? hell no

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Another 400-foot residential tower has been proposed in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood.

This one, on Fourth Avenue between Lenora and Blanchard streets, may feature something different: In what its backers call a "cultural response" to its next-door neighbor, the restored Cinerama Theatre, the project would include a "large-scale outdoor projection movie theater" on the roof.

o monorail

wha happen

the red one broke

pos

i think the blue one is already in the shop so

it's a good think i like my winter clothes since it's already winter clothes weather

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http://www.vintageseattle.org/2008/08/22/a-dangerous-thing-1914/

# Calandra wrote:
August 22nd, 2008 @ 7:45 am

What a great photo! I work at the Seattle Art Museum, and we’ll be opening a Pacific Coast Salish Art show in October that features a number of Curtis’ images. If you enjoy this one, you should really come check it out!

loooooooooove native coastal art. we should all go.

i will go to this. it will be something nice to do when the weather is shittier than it is now.

also, i have decided that at some point during the winter, i am going to the goldmyer hot springs http://www.goldmyer.org/

it will be a good motivation to get outdoors.

i will take the virtual tour

the bank of america tower is the 51st tallest building in the world

oh bummer for not making the top 50

tallest west of the mississippi when built. once one of the 20 tallest buildings in the world

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...a world with a disco ball that spun lights throughout the huge performance hall. When we came out of the hall into the rain, I felt I was almost staggering, drunk with beauty. And then I heard the sound of a tuba. A man in a sodden, red and white Cat-in-the-Hat hat was husking in the rain. He was terrible. Couldn't even recognize the tune. I put my change in his bucket, next to the dollar already there. He stopped to say thank you and played on.