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Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s book, Abundance, makes a compelling case that American government has systematically eroded its own capacity to build things. Through decades of well-intentioned regulations, environmental reviews, and bureaucratic ...
Since one of our VC firms just blogged about it, I might as well pile on with a repost: Given all this [need for companies to demonstrate immediate ROI from the products they sell], it’s not surprising that Madrona and Skytap’s other major investo...
From a recent ruckus over foie gras consumption in Seattle: Seriously touch my foie gras and I'll run one of you vegan fuckers over with my Subaru. The one with the Obama sticker. Ballard Man, I love you.
I hit up Pike’s Place Market yesterday with Helen and Wes for a brief and very chilly photowalk:
Helen and I attended the previously delayed Seattle Winter Solstice Fire Festival this evening. The full set is up on Flickr. Here are some of my favorites:
I went to the Winter Solstice Fire Festival at the Seattle Center this afternoon. It was delayed by a few weeks due to ice, snow, rain, floods, and all of the other nigh-on-Biblical tribulations we heathen-esque Seattleites have suffered over the ...
Seattle is wetter than usual today. It’s been raining since last night, and some areas around here are expected to receive 10-20” before it’s all over. Needless to say, this amount of rainfall is way above the minimum level required for flooding a...
It snowed here in Seattle starting in the wee hours of the morning. I woke up from a thunderclap around 5:30AM, and then heard another one a few minutes later. We’ve only received a couple inches, but that’s still enough to tank the whole city. Ch...
I walked part of the way into work this morning, and was surprised to find a group of goats “mowing” the grass alongside I5 next to downtown Seattle near Boren and Pine. Who organizes this?
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