Seattle Snow Resources: 4 Websites that You Won’t Want to be Without

Seattle Snow Resources: 4 Websites that You Won’t Want to be Without

Yes, it’s snowing again!
 
Here are some important resources that you are going to need until this weather improves.

Washington State Department of Transportation has information about driving conditions for good or bad weather, and is a key source for adverse driving conditions.  Check out pass conditions, ferry service, and any other transportation you might have.  You’ll also find them on Twitter at wsdot.
City of Seattle provides info about a variety of things you’ll need to know for inclement weather.  From safety alerts, power outages, traffic conditions, to bus routes, and all sorts of other practical information, you’ll want to refer …read more

Visiting Lucy at the Pacific Science Center

Visiting Lucy at the Pacific Science Center

Lucy’s Legacy:  The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia was a celebration of a culture that I knew nothing about, as well as a thought provoking exhibit of what might be the missing link in evolution from ape to man.
But now I’m getting ahead of myself, so let’s go back to the beginning and I’ll take you along with me through the exhibit.
Back in 1974, Dr. Donald Johanson discovered fossils in Hadar, Ethiopia. The fossils weren’t human, but they weren’t really an ape either, leading to the theory that Lucy could be the link between the two.
The fossil discovery was called …read more

Resources for Using Metro Bus System

Resources for Using Metro Bus System

I was traveling into Seattle this morning on the bus.  I confess that I don’t always take the bus when I’m coming into the city, especially at night, but during daylight and/or business hours, I’m a BIG public transportation fan.
As I sat on the bus reading my Kindle, we were zipping along in the HOV (high occupancy vehicle) lane.  When I’d occasionally glance up, all I could see were the brakes lights of all the cars parked, er, I mean driving, on the freeway.
The feeling of no driving stress, the ability to relax, not having to leave home any …read more

At the Frye: Napoleon on the Nile

At the Frye: Napoleon on the Nile

A current exhibit at the Frye Museum, Napoleon on the Nile, allows us a glimpse at the Middle East through the eyes of savants who traveled with Napoleon during his 1798 invasion of Egypt.
Writers, philosophers, geographers, map makers, and artists, all provided written details of the journey, along with glimpses into every day life.  These works are represented in this exhibit through a number of plates from the Description de l’Egypte (a compendium from the early 1800’s), Orientalist paintings, a selection of campaign letters and documents, and even some early political humor.
The exhibit was, at times, a little dry.  …read more

This Weekend. . . . Visit the Outsiders

This Weekend. . . . Visit the Outsiders

As the holiday season approaches and we start thinking about spending more time with family and loved ones, it’s also a good time to reflect on those among us who are without shelter and food. 
This weekend. . .
. . . take some time to reflect on the disadvantaged here in Seattle with a review of Outsiders, a documentary photo exhibit by Seattle photographer David Entrikin.
This exhibit contains photos of the people living on the streets of Seattle and tries to bring the stories of the clients to life in a very visual way.  You’ll see portraits of the …read more

Washington’s Clean Car Law

Washington’s Clean Car Law

With 2009 cars now on the market, Washington State residents in looking to purchase a new car have the new Clean Car Law to think about in making their purchase.  This new regulation provides stricter requirements than the Federal Emissions Guidelines.
In an effort to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gases from cars and trucks, along with the health problems and climate change that they cause, the state patterned this regulation after laws in nearby Oregon and California.  The Clean Car Law requires all 2009 model cars to meet strict clean air standards to be registered, leased, rented, licensed, or …read more

b5media launches Bizzia

b5media launches Bizzia

Some exciting news today here at b5media – the launching of Bizzia.com!

Bizzia is the one-stop destination for relevant and timely business information, insight and news, powered by 30 established b5media blogs.
You’ll find information related to themes such as finance, leadership, e-commerce, small business, sales and marketing, along with the latest news coverage on breaking business topics. 
News, interviews, commentary, videos, opinions and information – you’ll find it all at Bizzia.  Make it part of your daily must read!
Read the complete press release of the Bizzia launch.
 
 
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Do You Want to be a Veterinarian?

Do You Want to be a Veterinarian?

If your have kids that want to be a veterinarian when they grow up, you’ll want to act fast on this opportunity for Veterinary Career Day at Woodland Park Zoo.
The zoo animal health professionals and some professors from WSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine talk about what’s involved in becoming a vet, from educational choices to career options.  You’ll get lots of good information and have a chance to get questions answered.
Following the educational program, you’ll get a private tour of the animal health side of the zoo.
The program is designed for students in the college and career planning stages, …read more

Georgetown Haunted History Tour

Georgetown Haunted History Tour

Take a peek into some of Seattle’s Haunted past with the Georgetown Haunted History Tour. 
The historical tour is accompanied by creepy stories, ghoulish music, and some theatrics provide by Theatre off Jackson.Along the way you’ll learn about some of the city’s colorful past and even more colorful characters. 
Tours start at Coliman Restaurant in Georgetown, and wend through the neighborhood eventually arriving at the original Rainier Brewery on Airport Way. 
Location:  6932 Carleton Ave South (at East Marginal), in Georgetown (map it)
Dates & Time:  October 24 – 25th.  Tours start at 6 pm, with four tours nightly.
Tickets:  Available …read more

Photo Op: Washington State Capitol Building in Olympia

Photo Op: Washington State Capitol Building in Olympia

 
Details:  With the gubernatorial election entering the final weeks, voters are getting closer and closer to a decision about who will occupy our governor’s mansion and influence the goings on in our State Capitol.
 
Photo credit:  flickr
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