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January 4, 2012
Download Red Jacket Mine's Genial New Single, "Poplar Bluff," For Free
Seattle rock-and-soul trio Red Jacket Mine will be releasing a 7-inch, "Listen Up (If the World is Going to Hell)," next month on Fin Records. To tide fans over in the meantime, there's "Poplar Bluff," a genial single that boasts easy, mellow instrumentation, a compelling chorus, and the sharpest ar ... More >>
Blogs
November 25, 2011
Tell Me About That Album: Tape Club by Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
This week's edition of Tell Me About That Album features Tape Club from Springfield Missouri's favorite indie rock band, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin. The band has released three studio albums to date, and their latest collects over two dozen B-sides, demos and leftovers from their more tha ... More >>
News
October 5, 2011
Tweaking the Formula
Why Washington's new meth law won't work.
Blogs
September 29, 2011
Meth Cooks Already Exploiting Washington's New Cold-Medicine Tracking System in Other States
Washington pharmacies are about to adopt a new system that tracks purchases of pseudoephedrine, a drug that makes the sniffles more bearable when found in products like Sudafed but also happens to be a key ingredient in homemade methamphetamine. Starting October 15, when a tweaker walks into the loc ... More >>
Blogs
July 14, 2011
Seattle Wants Late-Night Drinking, Should Follow St. Louis' Example
Image sourceUpdated with the City Council resolution and additional details from the Mayor's office. Seattle, Washington and St. Louis, Missouri. There's not much the two cities have in common, save for a whole lot of people employed by Boeing. The Midwestern metropolis, oft labeled "The Mos ... More >>
Blogs
June 7, 2011
Foodborne Illness Sufferers Confront Medication Shortage
An over-the-counter medication widely used to treat the symptoms of mild food poisoning is in short supply around Seattle. Imodium A-D, a brand-name loperamide, is promoted as an effective anti-diarrheal drug and has become a mainstay of many travel toiletry kits. But manufacturer McNeil Con ... More >>
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May 18, 2011
Music From Winter's Bone
An over-the-counter medication widely used to treat the symptoms of mild food poisoning is in short supply around Seattle. Imodium A-D, a brand-name loperamide, is promoted as an effective anti-diarrheal drug and has become a mainstay of many travel toiletry kits. But manufacturer McNeil Con ... More >>
Blogs
April 29, 2011
Tornado Alley, the 5 Spot's Most Unfortunately Timed Regional Menu Ever
Erin K. ThompsonThe taste of devastation.The 5 Spot, along with its Chow Foods kin, regularly boasts a globetrotting regional menu that changes every three months or so. The current region featured: Tornado Alley, which, in the wake of the deadliest spate of heartland tornadoes the country ha ... More >>
Blogs
April 26, 2011
High 5 Pie's "New and Improved" Pies Disappoint
According to a triumphant release from High 5 Pie last week, the Capitol Hill bakery is now serving "better pies, with MORE butter." But a tasting of the "new and improved" pies suggests there are problems butter can't fix. I never had a chance to sample High 5's old and mediocre pies, but m ... More >>
Arts
April 13, 2011
The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events
According to a triumphant release from High 5 Pie last week, the Capitol Hill bakery is now serving "better pies, with MORE butter." But a tasting of the "new and improved" pies suggests there are problems butter can't fix. I never had a chance to sample High 5's old and mediocre pies, but m ... More >>
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April 6, 2011
David Koechner
According to a triumphant release from High 5 Pie last week, the Capitol Hill bakery is now serving "better pies, with MORE butter." But a tasting of the "new and improved" pies suggests there are problems butter can't fix. I never had a chance to sample High 5's old and mediocre pies, but m ... More >>
Blogs
March 25, 2011
Top 6 Songs About Mother Nature's Worst Hits
These days it seems the whole world is crumbling beneath our feet. Earthquakes in Haiti and New Zealand and the recent earthquake and devastation in Japan have rattled nerves around the planet. From songs of great floods to dust-bowl ballads, songwriters have long been giving voice to the d ... More >>
Blogs
December 1, 2010
Anita Ramasastry, UW Prof, Lays Down the Law on 'Sextortion' by Laptop
As you've likely realized by now, the Internet's a two-way deal. Enlightenment flows both ways, as does garbage. The latest drawback, recently unveiled by the FBI, is electronic blackmail called "sextortion."
Blogs
September 13, 2010
Dodging Construction For a Quick Breakfast at Delite Bakery
Photos by Matthew PielThe Stop: Beacon Hill The Vibe: "Um, can I walk here?" The street behind the Red Apple across from the Beacon Hill station was a chaos of people in hard-hats, torn up asphalt, massive trucks, and forbidding fences. It didn't bode well for getting much needed coffee an ... More >>
News
September 1, 2010
Dog Beat Dog
To pull off the biggest dogfighting bust in U.S. history, investigators went deep undercover. So did their dogs.
Blogs
August 19, 2010
Eggs Will F#@&ing Kill You: Friday Food Freak-Out Comes A Day Early
Yeah, that's a lot of eggsMy original choice in using Friday as my day to write about all the various food recalls and terrible environmental news was not arbitrary or just a nice bit of alliteration. No, the Friday Food Freak-Out became a Friday thing because Friday is the day that all compa ... More >>
Blogs
August 4, 2010
Nathaniel Rateliff Shine Like Veterans on First Headlining Tour, Last Night at the Triple Door
Photo by Laura MusselmanNathaniel Rateliff The Triple Door Tuesday, August 3 I wonder what kind of music Nathaniel Rateliff would've written had he not grown up in small-town Missouri. Though he moved to Denver some time ago, his music is still decidedly archetypical alt-country, extra part ... More >>
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July 28, 2010
Nathaniel Rateliff
Photo by Laura MusselmanNathaniel Rateliff The Triple Door Tuesday, August 3 I wonder what kind of music Nathaniel Rateliff would've written had he not grown up in small-town Missouri. Though he moved to Denver some time ago, his music is still decidedly archetypical alt-country, extra part ... More >>
News
June 16, 2010
The Killer of His Daughter's Mother
A cunning American boy becomes a Mexican cartel soldier and East L.A. executioner.
Blogs
December 22, 2009
We're No. 36! Washington Narrowly Beats DC in National Happiness Ranking
What's the matter, Washington? Still bummed about the election results?Of course you are familiar with the Oswalt/Wu index of life satisfaction. The two scientists have published a paper in Science magazine (see abstract), based on data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and ... More >>
Food
November 25, 2009
Bottomfeeder: The 5-Spot Celebrates St. Louis’ Cuisine
It’s about damn time.
Diversions
August 26, 2009
SPECIAL TWO-LINERS EDITION
It’s about damn time.
Blogs
August 25, 2009
Fun With Statistics: State School Superintendent Gets Creative to Make State #1 in Test Scores
You can tell a lot of stories with numbers, and the state Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction just told one of them. In a release entitled, "State SAT Scores Lead the Nation Again" the office notes that, among states in which more than half of high school graduates took the SAT ... More >>
Blogs
July 28, 2009
Putting Seattle's Heat Wave In Perspective
Yes, it's hot for Seattle. Real damn hot. Record hot, maybe. And the Seattle Times, predictably, can't get enough of it. We're not pointing fingers here: Such flood-the-zone weather coverage has been a club in many a daily's bag for decades, if not centuries. The local network affiliates' ha ... More >>
Arts
May 13, 2009
Visual Arts: SAM’s Americana
Masterpieces you can’t miss alongside Antiques Roadshow foofaraw.
Blogs
May 6, 2009
The Mariners Should Give These Out on a Promotional Night
Ken Griffey Jr. can't field, and so far he hasn't hit. (He's currently out because of a colon condition.) But if he can continue to provide anecdotes like this from the clubhouse, perhaps he's worth his (relatively) small salary: Last week he ensured each player had a white tie with a blue likene ... More >>
Blogs
November 5, 2008
Black-Eyed Holograms & Fuck-You States
Ken Griffey Jr. can't field, and so far he hasn't hit. (He's currently out because of a colon condition.) But if he can continue to provide anecdotes like this from the clubhouse, perhaps he's worth his (relatively) small salary: Last week he ensured each player had a white tie with a blue likene ... More >>
Blogs
October 21, 2008
WA Gov Race Top Priority
Ken Griffey Jr. can't field, and so far he hasn't hit. (He's currently out because of a colon condition.) But if he can continue to provide anecdotes like this from the clubhouse, perhaps he's worth his (relatively) small salary: Last week he ensured each player had a white tie with a blue likene ... More >>
Blogs
October 14, 2008
Last Night: Death Cab & Fleet Foxes in St. Louis
Ken Griffey Jr. can't field, and so far he hasn't hit. (He's currently out because of a colon condition.) But if he can continue to provide anecdotes like this from the clubhouse, perhaps he's worth his (relatively) small salary: Last week he ensured each player had a white tie with a blue likene ... More >>
Music
September 10, 2008
The Hustle and Flow of the Rose Garden
If you’re homesick for Washington Park, Ill., they’ve got your Mickey’s waiting.
Calendar
August 27, 2008
Sheryl Crow
Saturday, August 30
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August 27, 2008
Tad Carpenter
Saturday, August 30
Calendar
August 20, 2008
Elder Mason
Tuesday, August 26
Calendar
October 17, 2007
White Rabbits
Thursday October 18
Calendar
October 10, 2007
Ha Ha Tonka
Monday, October 15
Film
August 22, 2007
September Dawn: Jon Voight Is a Mormon You Don’t Want to Cross
Monday, October 15
News
February 14, 2007
Love Letters
A seemingly innocuous proposal to cut down on junk mail has the state's rural carriers going postal.
Film
October 4, 2006
Rachel Grady and Heidi Ewing
A chat with the Jesus Camp co-directors.
Film
October 4, 2006
Jesus Camp
Opens at Metro, Fri., Oct. 6. Rated PG-13. 84 minutes.
Arts
June 14, 2006
Chris Crites
Opens at Metro, Fri., Oct. 6. Rated PG-13. 84 minutes.
Food
April 6, 2005
The Meaning of Food
Opens at Metro, Fri., Oct. 6. Rated PG-13. 84 minutes.
News
December 3, 2003
Letters to the Editor
I think the quality of life interests who arent confirmed slackers are living a pre-bubble-burst pipe dream. . . .
News
July 9, 2003
The Myths and Myopia of Lewis and Clark
These first ugly Americans bequeathed hubris, self-righteousness, and double standards.
Music
March 12, 2003
Ellen Says No
These first ugly Americans bequeathed hubris, self-righteousness, and double standards.
Music
August 7, 2002
Rhymes with Seltzer
These first ugly Americans bequeathed hubris, self-righteousness, and double standards.
Diversions
November 21, 2001
Hot or not?
These first ugly Americans bequeathed hubris, self-righteousness, and double standards.
News
October 31, 2001
Making baby elephants
It took a lot more than a stork to bring Hansa. Now that she's turning 1, was it worth it?
Food
September 26, 2001
The Hot Sheet
What's in, what's fresh, what's cooking.
Arts
November 22, 2000
Moving on
McMurtry's latest frontier epic falls short.
Music
April 14, 1999
My imaginary Kansas
McMurtry's latest frontier epic falls short.
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