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May 1, 2012
Pancakes and Omelets Now Available in the International District
Hunger for non-Asian food is apparently growing in the International District, where another new restaurant is touting its westernized menu. China Club Bistro last month celebrated its grand opening with a dragon dance and a daylong party that drew local politicos and tong leaders. Owner Tim Lee, ... More >>
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March 7, 2012
Fresh Espresso
Hunger for non-Asian food is apparently growing in the International District, where another new restaurant is touting its westernized menu. China Club Bistro last month celebrated its grand opening with a dragon dance and a daylong party that drew local politicos and tong leaders. Owner Tim Lee, ... More >>
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February 8, 2012
Jim Yardley
Hunger for non-Asian food is apparently growing in the International District, where another new restaurant is touting its westernized menu. China Club Bistro last month celebrated its grand opening with a dragon dance and a daylong party that drew local politicos and tong leaders. Owner Tim Lee, ... More >>
Blogs
February 6, 2012
Chinese Government Kindly Reminds Seattle Officials About the 'Evil Cult' Coming to Town
Over the next two nights in a crowded Seattle hall, a collection of colorfully-costumed characters will perform leaps, tumbles, spins, twirls, and various other theatrics set to the sounds of obscure musical instruments like the pipa and the guzheng. And, if the Chinese government is to be believed, ... More >>
Blogs
February 6, 2012
A Word About the NY Times' Sunday Story on UW's Decision to Increase Foreign Students at the Expense of Washington Residents
I don't want to get all Pat Buchanan here, but Sunday's New York Times Page One story on how foreign students, the Chinese in particular, are going to the head of the admissions acceptance line so poor old UW can make ends meet, nets at least a 9 on my infuriation scale.
Blogs
November 3, 2011
Raise the Red Lantern for Cartoon Network's China, IL
With quirky animator/cult internet sensation Brad Neely's China, Il and the International District's Red Lantern on this week's tray, one particular question stands tall between the presumably inaccessible properties: are they worth the trouble?
Blogs
July 19, 2011
Bellevue Hot Pot Shop Frustrated by Nearby Restaurant in Little Sheep's Clothing
Soup from the other Little Sheep.A Bellevue outpost of a popular Chinese hot pot chain is hoping its grand opening celebration this weekend will help resolve confusion over the restaurant's name. Little Sheep Mongolian Hot Pot, which has 450 locations worldwide, this May opened its seventh U ... More >>
Blogs
July 18, 2011
Christine Gregoire, Raving About $45-a-Pound Cherries, Gets Glowing Press in China
Christine Gregoire may be a lame-duck governor forced into making horrendous budget cuts, but she's receiving some flashy positive press--from the Chinese.
Film
July 6, 2011
City of Life and Death: The Rape of Nanjing, Recounted Again
Christine Gregoire may be a lame-duck governor forced into making horrendous budget cuts, but she's receiving some flashy positive press--from the Chinese.
Film
June 8, 2011
Beijing Taxi: This City Portrait Leaves a Few Things Out
Christine Gregoire may be a lame-duck governor forced into making horrendous budget cuts, but she's receiving some flashy positive press--from the Chinese.
Calendar
March 23, 2011
Wanxin Zhang
Christine Gregoire may be a lame-duck governor forced into making horrendous budget cuts, but she's receiving some flashy positive press--from the Chinese.
Blogs
March 7, 2011
Gary Locke Tapped by Obama as Ambassador to China--and Likely Envoy for Boeing, Microsoft
President Obama is set to nominate ex-Washington governor and former King County exec Gary Locke as the next ambassador to China. The Commerce Secretary "has the experience and relationships necessary to take on this key post," a senior administration official told ABC News. That's clear not ... More >>
Blogs
February 15, 2011
Down for the Ten-Count at Uptown China
Dish: Ten ingredient sautéed rice thread noodles Place: Uptown China, Queen Anne, Seattle. Price: $9.25. On the plate: A heaping pile of stir-fried rice stick noodles with, as promised, 10 other visible ingredients. Supporting Cast: Nothing else. Unless you ask for something more. Which i ... More >>
Blogs
January 26, 2011
Thomas Hunter Has an Awesome Solo Record (and He Might Give It to You for Free)
Somewhere in between making new records with Wild Orchid Children and Kay Kay and His Weathered Underground last year, Thomas Hunter wrote and recorded his very first solo album. White China Gold is a smooth collection of songs that can't really be pinned down to just one genre or influence. ... More >>
Blogs
December 3, 2010
Sex, High School, Emma Stone in a Bustier, and Crispy Duck: What's So Complicated About That?
Adam Taylor/Screen GemsEmma Stone deals with the complications of high school in lingerie. The Dinner: Fried prawns and five spice crispy duck at Peking House (17505 15th Ave. NE, 365-6500, Shoreline.) The Movie: Easy A at Crest Cinema (16505 5th Ave. NE, 781-5755, Shoreline.) The Screenpl ... More >>
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November 24, 2010
Wang Huaiqing
Adam Taylor/Screen GemsEmma Stone deals with the complications of high school in lingerie. The Dinner: Fried prawns and five spice crispy duck at Peking House (17505 15th Ave. NE, 365-6500, Shoreline.) The Movie: Easy A at Crest Cinema (16505 5th Ave. NE, 781-5755, Shoreline.) The Screenpl ... More >>
Blogs
November 22, 2010
Customs Agents Seize Fake Laundry Detergent in SeaTac
Add counterfeit laundry detergent to the list of substances that may get your house raided by the cops. An unnamed SeaTac man's apartment was raided by customs officials recently after they were tipped off that he and several other men may have been importing fake laundry detergent from China ... More >>
Blogs
May 3, 2010
One Eel One Wrong Orifice = Worst. Prank. Ever.
Wait a minute... You want to put me where?Look, if you're partying with cooks and you're dumb enough to pass out while some (or even one) of them is still conscious, you kinda deserve whatever happens to you. You might wake up locked in the trunk of a car headed for the closest international ... More >>
Blogs
April 14, 2010
Starbucks' World Domination Tour Set to Invade China
Forbidden City espresso is illicitly delicious.You know how China makes everything we buy and yet very little of what we make ever ends up in China, except debt? Well all that's about to change, because Howard Schultz wants Starbucks to take over the world's fastest growing market. Schultz t ... More >>
Blogs
April 1, 2010
Openings & Closings: China Gate Goes Dark, The Swinery Slings Meat Again, and More
R.I.P. China Gate. We shall miss your dim sum.Do you want the good or bad in restaurant news first? Oh, let's just rip off the band-aid and get on with it. Historic restaurant China Gate in the International District has shut down after 20-years plus of serving the city's best dim sum. Its ... More >>
Blogs
March 29, 2010
Seattle Restaurant Scene Takes Another Big Hit with the Closure of China Gate
Last week, we had the news about a bunch of Seattle restaurants hit hard by the economy and struggling to get out from under some serious tax debt--serious enough that the state was suing for its share of the pesos. The long-gone Coupage, Steve Katsandres's Bad Albert's, Taqueria Jalisco and ... More >>
Blogs
January 15, 2010
Unlike Google, Steve Ballmer Wants to "Help" China
Software pirates, Falun Gong supporters, free Tibet activists--China's prisons have room for you all!PR professionals, take note. Here is how you do not want to position your company against a competitor during a tricky news cycle. Google is adding a bit of luster to its halo by threatening ... More >>
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December 9, 2009
China Blue
Software pirates, Falun Gong supporters, free Tibet activists--China's prisons have room for you all!PR professionals, take note. Here is how you do not want to position your company against a competitor during a tricky news cycle. Google is adding a bit of luster to its halo by threatening ... More >>
Blogs
November 19, 2009
Duff McKagan: China, Stray Dogs, and Where You Can Find Earth's Most Passionate Rock Fans
Making friends on the road. Duff McKagan's column runs every Thursday on Reverb. He writes about what's circulating through his iPod every Monday.It seems there are so many things to write about this week that are all rather timely. Instead of picking one topic, then, I am going to give a sho ... More >>
Blogs
September 16, 2009
Why Are Chicken Feet Staving Off a Trade War? 'Cause They're Tasty.
The New York Times reported yesterday that China and the United States are bumping chests with one another over poultry trade. According to the article, China's threatening to ban U.S. poultry exports because a) the Obama administration is imposing tariffs on Chinese tires and b) the U.S. kee ... More >>
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August 5, 2009
Business as Usual: New Video From China
The New York Times reported yesterday that China and the United States are bumping chests with one another over poultry trade. According to the article, China's threatening to ban U.S. poultry exports because a) the Obama administration is imposing tariffs on Chinese tires and b) the U.S. kee ... More >>
Film
May 6, 2009
24 City: China Can't Keep Pace With Its Own Development
The New York Times reported yesterday that China and the United States are bumping chests with one another over poultry trade. According to the article, China's threatening to ban U.S. poultry exports because a) the Obama administration is imposing tariffs on Chinese tires and b) the U.S. kee ... More >>
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January 7, 2009
The Peking Acrobats
The New York Times reported yesterday that China and the United States are bumping chests with one another over poultry trade. According to the article, China's threatening to ban U.S. poultry exports because a) the Obama administration is imposing tariffs on Chinese tires and b) the U.S. kee ... More >>
Blogs
January 6, 2009
Root Table Brings Asian Fusion and Eco-Friendliness Together
This here bit of news is from the Weekly's Big Bites e-newsletter, which comes out every Tuesday:When the storefront next door to his Enlighten home-décor shop became available, Kalan Intawong knew he had to jump on it. "It's always been a dream of mine to open a restaurant," he says. Come mid-Janu ... More >>
Blogs
January 5, 2009
Checking in With Peter Steinbrueck on The Viaduct
When Peter Steinbrueck decided not to seek re-election to his City Council seat in 2007, he cited his desire to devote himself fully to pursuing the surface/transit viaduct solution. Since then, Seattle voters said no to the elevated and tunnel options in a non-binding advisory vote, and Steinbrueck ... More >>
News
December 3, 2008
Putin, I Banged Your Wife
And other names Axl went through en route to Chinese Democracy.
Blogs
November 25, 2008
China Protests Chinese Democracy
If Axl Rose's long-delayed new album Chinese Democracy has been met with a colossal yawn by the music press, the nominal Guns 'n' Roses release has stirred up considerably more interest in the actual nation of China. According to New Music Express, the official Chinese Communist Party paper Global T ... More >>
Blogs
October 7, 2008
Blogging China...on a Bicycle
If Axl Rose's long-delayed new album Chinese Democracy has been met with a colossal yawn by the music press, the nominal Guns 'n' Roses release has stirred up considerably more interest in the actual nation of China. According to New Music Express, the official Chinese Communist Party paper Global T ... More >>
Film
September 24, 2008
Still Life: Old China Is Made New and Strange
If Axl Rose's long-delayed new album Chinese Democracy has been met with a colossal yawn by the music press, the nominal Guns 'n' Roses release has stirred up considerably more interest in the actual nation of China. According to New Music Express, the official Chinese Communist Party paper Global T ... More >>
News
August 27, 2008
An Ill-Fated, Dragon-Headed, Slow Boat to China
How an eccentric entrepreneur with novel technology, big talk, and the backing of Gary Locke managed to fall short of the Games.
Calendar
April 23, 2008
Lijia Zhang
How an eccentric entrepreneur with novel technology, big talk, and the backing of Gary Locke managed to fall short of the Games.
Blogs
December 19, 2007
The Week in Food: Geese, Toxic Sludge, and Double-Dipping
How an eccentric entrepreneur with novel technology, big talk, and the backing of Gary Locke managed to fall short of the Games.
Blogs
December 12, 2007
Wednesday, and Everyday: Giant Squid!
How an eccentric entrepreneur with novel technology, big talk, and the backing of Gary Locke managed to fall short of the Games.
Arts
June 6, 2007
My SAM Favorites
How an eccentric entrepreneur with novel technology, big talk, and the backing of Gary Locke managed to fall short of the Games.
Film
January 24, 2007
China Blue
Runs at Grand Illusion, Fri., Jan. 26– Thurs., Feb. 1. Not rated. 86 minutes.
Film
September 13, 2006
Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles
Opens at Metro, Fri., Sept. 15. Rated PG. 108 minutes.
Diversions
August 2, 2006
Weiya Zhang
Best Med Student in a Tiara
News
August 31, 2005
Over a Barrel
Best Med Student in a Tiara
Film
March 24, 2004
This Week's Attractions
Best Med Student in a Tiara
Arts
May 2, 2001
The mysterious west
New discoveries poke a hole in imperial Chinese "history."
News
December 8, 1999
Getting Global
Corners of the earth where you won't be seeing tinsel or Rudolph.
News
November 24, 1999
BEETLE-MANIA
The global economy is also booming for invasive, habitat-wrecking pests. Will the WTO cause even more damage?
News
November 10, 1999
Trash Tibet
The global economy is also booming for invasive, habitat-wrecking pests. Will the WTO cause even more damage?
Film
June 16, 1999
Red violinists
An interview with Francois Girard and Don McKellar.
News
July 29, 1998
Beijing's Boeing missile connection
Who knows what happened to the military machinery that Boeing's merger partner McDonnell sold to China? Or even where it is?
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