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May 22 LMcGuff commented on Study Guide Questions for The Stranger, Volume 22, Issue 38.

One of the best since A. Birch Steen

May 21 LMcGuff commented on Amazon Wants to Build Biodomes in the Denny Triangle.

Or they could spend that money with Forterra and the Green Seattle Partnership. Or the Friends of the Cedar River Watershed. Or the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust. Or the Nature Conservancy. Or the Nature Consortium. Or Puget Soundkeeper Alliance. Or the Duwamish River Cleanup Consortium. Or Duwamish Alive. Or any number of other groups working to create sustainable biomes filled with species that exist in microclimates suitable to people.

May 14 LMcGuff commented on Quick, Everyone, Insert the Word "Homeless" into Whatever You're Writing.

"This used to be a two-newspaper town," he said disingenuously, as if his paper's legal department and owners hadn't created that very situation.

May 14 LMcGuff commented on The Science Today: Three Minutes of the Sun.

@1: I hit MUTE pretty quickly. Not that I'd have wanted anything else.

I really liked the sections showing the same view in different wavelengths. I got all philsolophical about filters affecting perception and how our views of the world are dependent on same.

May 8 LMcGuff commented on The American Health Care Market.

I'm on the Republican health care plan: Don't get sick. If you get sick, die.

May 2 LMcGuff commented on I'll Give You a Break, Pt. 56: Lothar and the Hand People's "Machines".

You sure Tom Waits hasn't sampled this?

Apr 30 LMcGuff commented on The Tuesday Morning News.

@20: What I'd certainly hope they'd do.

Apr 21 LMcGuff commented on Sunday Morning News.

Big Sven: Slog Bible Study can be loaded up any time with a Sunday morning schedule. The Sunday Morning News has to be produced by someone Sunday morning, and probably takes a good couple of hours of sifting through news feeds.

Apr 19 LMcGuff commented on The Great Music Writer Ann Powers, Nick Drake's Voice, and the Big-Eyed Shepherd Girl at the Frye.

My mom had purchased a lifetime family membership to the Art Institute of Chicago on the birth of her first child, for the princely sum of $100 1946 dollars. It Was a Simpler Time, so I occasionally took the el downtown and wandered all over by myself. Probably something pretty modern, like one of their giant Louise Nevelson sculptures or Georgia O'Keefe paintings.