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 Sadly something has come up and I will have to miss the Cindi Lauper True Colors Tour this year.  Anyone interested in my Tickets
Sadly something has come up and I will have to miss the Cindi Lauper True Colors Tour this year.  Anyone interested in my Tickets"I predict probably prices of $150 to $170 this summer," Chakib Khelil,(yahoo business)
 Link to buy tickets
Link to buy tickets Pride Parade starts at 11am and will most likely run a good 4 hours.  After the parade check out Pride Fest at the Seattle Center.
Pride Parade starts at 11am and will most likely run a good 4 hours.  After the parade check out Pride Fest at the Seattle Center.

 From the Matt Jones Blog
From the Matt Jones Blog
The 7,800 jobs represented nearly a 7 percent increase over the year before and brought the total to 129,400. (king5)
The magazine said it ranked 100 U.S. cities by using data including gas consumption, miles driven annually, air quality (ozone and particle pollutants), vehicle efficiency (size, age, and frequency of tune-ups), mass transit quality and usage.(pugetsoundbusinessjournal)
 Pride Parade starts at 11am and will most likely run a good 4 hours.  After the parade check out Pride Fest at the Seattle Center.
Pride Parade starts at 11am and will most likely run a good 4 hours.  After the parade check out Pride Fest at the Seattle Center.
MIAMI – Mayor Greg Nickels accepted three awards recognizing city efforts to strengthen the quality of life and livability for Seattle residents at the U.S. Conference of Mayors’ 76th annual meeting in Miami. On Saturday, Nickels received an Outstanding Achievement Award in the City Livability Awards Program, and the city of Seattle and the Cascade Land Conservancy were named a runner-up in the Excellence in Community Tree Awards. On Friday, Nickels accepted first place honors in the 2008 Mayors’ Climate Protection Awards Program.
The City Livability Awards Program recognizes mayors who use innovative and creative methods to improve the quality of life for their residents. The city’s Seattle Green Factor, a program adopted last year that applies new landscaping requirements to create cooler, quieter, cleaner and more aesthetically pleasing surroundings in the city’s most dense urban areas, garnered high praise from the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
Seattle Green Factor increases the amount of landscaping new commercial developments are required to provide, while offering inventive options to meet these requirements, including vegetated walls, pervious paving, rainwater gardens and incentives to plant in public rights-of-way.
Aside from beautification benefits, the plantings also promote environmental stewardship. The Seattle Green Factor advantages include improved energy efficiency, decreased urban heat island effects, decreased storm water runoff and better air quality. Many of the Seattle Green Factor sites included the use of green roofs, pervious paving and vegetated walls.
The City Livability Awards Programs recognizes 20 cities in total – 10 awards are granted to cities with more than 100,000 residents and 10 awards are given to cities with a population of less than 100,000.
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 Such an amazing cover.  Makes me love Tokyo Police Club even more and it makes me want to break out the old Rentals CD
Such an amazing cover.  Makes me love Tokyo Police Club even more and it makes me want to break out the old Rentals CD With the success of the streetcar, the city of Seattle is contemplating adding more streetcars that would connect neighborhoods like Pioneer Square, Ballard, U District and the Central District.
With the success of the streetcar, the city of Seattle is contemplating adding more streetcars that would connect neighborhoods like Pioneer Square, Ballard, U District and the Central District.
The forums are taking place as follows:
Wednesday, July 2nd - Proposed Central Line at Seattle City Hall, 600 Fourth Avenue, Bertha Knight Landes Room, First Floor, 4-6pm
Tuesday, July 8th - Proposed Ballard/Fremont Line at Nordic Heritage Museum, 3014 NW 67 Street, 4-6pm
Wednesday, July 9th - Proposed U-District Line at University Heights Center, 5031 University Way NE, 4-6pm
Tuesday, July 15th - Proposed First Hill Line at Yesler Community Center, 917 E. Yesler Way, 4-6pm
For more information on the proposed Streetcar Network expansion, visit: http://www.seattlestreetcar.org/future.asp
 Mr McClellan will be speaking about his new memoir What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception on Monday, June 23 at 7:30pm.
Mr McClellan will be speaking about his new memoir What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception on Monday, June 23 at 7:30pm.

