Clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch said last week that it is ceasing publication of its magazine, an announcement that left many citizens bewildered and with… Continue reading
MSN filters smut. Or it doesn't. Or does it?
In a world of worms like Mydoom, is Microsoft getting serious about spam? Yes and maybe.
Oregon's delicate pinot noirs fit well with holiday viands.
Angel-themed items are everywhere.
Tim Eyman has ascended to political nirvana—and all we got was this lousy initiative.Yes, the Mukilteo everyman is now a full-time politico. Just a month… Continue reading
WINNERS!Each of these clever sports— all Seattle residents—win dinner for two at fine local restaurants. (Good luck finding dates, people—there's always the classifieds.)Paul Sakai could… Continue reading
In Ukraine, they know how to respond to a rigged election.
Without much ado, Starbucks edges toward 'unwiring' its coffee shops.
Darling, these shoes would look fabulous with that computer you're wearing!
I recently had the pleasure of browsing through the online personal ad of a friend. His ad did not disappoint. Packed full of deliciously ridiculous… Continue reading
I need a good dose of reality to help me with a big problem. Please give me the kick-start I need to help me get… Continue reading
How will the rash of denial-of-service attacks affect Internet security—and personal privacy?
Tom DeLay is on his way out. Last week, "The Hammer" even apologized—sort of—for appearing to endorse violence against federal judges. He has run out… Continue reading
Who needs Initiative 200? The workplace is already correcting affirmative action's excesses.
I watched James Elledge die in Walla Walla.
At the world championship of Magic, professional role-playing is an extreme (and lucrative) sport.
In Seattle, the housing levy wins; statewide, voters support female judicial candidates
I'm looking to get a gauge on what single life and the dating scene are like in Seattle. I currently live in Cleveland and am… Continue reading
While the state, feds, and shippers wrestle over how to prevent an oil-spill catastrophe, a stopgap "windfall" solution appears.
