Monthly Archives: July 2004

Fire on Summit and Denny

By | Published: July 11, 2004
It looks like something is a blaze on Summit and Denny on Capitol Hill. The address of the fire is 110 Summit Ave East, Latitude 47.618942 Longitude -122.325107. Here is the report from a wap site my friend Casey setup that tracks 911 alerts : Date: 7/11/2004 7:28:31 PM Level: 1 Units: MAR2 MAR2 Location: [...]
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The State of Cheese Steak in Seattle

By | Published: July 11, 2004
So if you read my earlier post, you could tell I was little peeved at the actions of some cheese steak vendors, making lettuce and tomato part of the default cheese steak configuration. I stopped by Philly Fevre the other day since I remember them offering an authentic cheese steak experience. Thank God they still [...]
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Life with a <A HREF="http://ken.ipl31.net/phonecam/html/1088219745.html">Dog</A> in Seattle

By | Published: July 8, 2004
So its been over a month now since Sadie has entered my life. I just recently realized I haven’t written anything about her. First off let me say that I share your fear when I think about the fact that some other creature is dependent on me for their substinance. However I it has been [...]
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Seattle’s Apple Store Un Geniuses

By | Published: July 7, 2004
Today I a paid a visit to the U-Village Apple store to drop of a dead powerbook we had at work. The glowing screen of 17 inch Powerbook locked down to a in store display tells me that a *Genius* will be gracing me with his/her presence in 15 minutes. Having some time to kill [...]
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In the 5 years I have lived in Seattle I have never been to the solstice parade

By | Published: July 3, 2004
Which means I have missed the naked-painted-biker parade. Luckily my co-worker went and took some really good pictures of the painting party and parade, plus a cool time lapse video of the painting party. Thanks Jacob!
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