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A one-hour artwork in the new Olympic Sculpture Park

A mysterious installation appears. It's a swing that don't mean a thing.

Greg Lundgren is an artist and owner of The Hideout, an art bar on First Hill in Seattle. He can be reached at greg@vital5productions.com.
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Mossback » Sen. John McCain and Gov. Sarah Pain.

'Me' for president

How we yearn to see ourselves on a presidential ticket, why John McCain wants a "soul mate," and what the Sarah Palin pick says about the battle for the soul of the GOP.

Palin wouldn't be the first Northwest secessionist on a national ticket

A Seattle gold rush house is endangered

Arts Beat » A pregnant woman wearing a T-shirt that says,

The rebirth of activist theater

Now in its third year, Puget Sound's BOLD theater group presents another round of consciousness-raising theater shows coupled with "Red Tent" events focused on the birthing experience.

New theft of aboriginal art from Vancouver museum

How's opera doing in winning over younger audiences?

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Business / Technology »

Boeing and Machinist negotiators escape to talk things over — in Florida

It happens that the International Association of Machinists is having a convention there. The union was optimistic that a deal could be worked out after the rank and file voted to strike this week.

Sausage Links, 'Limbaugh with lipstick' edition

Amtrak's ridership reached record levels this year

Politics / Government »

A race redrawn: Gov. Sarah Palin brings new enthusiasm to Republicans

There are 60 days to go. Republicans must continue to emphasize that Sen. John McCain doesn't mean more of the same. Democrats must deflect criticism that Sen. Barack Obama is not ready for the White House.

The party in power? It was hard to tell

Two conventions: The words they used

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Recreation / Outdoors »

Mount Baker

In Washington's Cascade Mountains.

Proposed: Rename Seattle's Freeway Park for Jim Ellis, civic leader

Whassup with Wasilla

Flip Side » Customer service.

In touch with the average American

That seems to be a virtue everyone can agree on this campaign season. So let's define what that means.

The funny thing about Seattle ...

'Drill their brains out!'

Sports »

Portland's baseball team owner wants city help to build a new stadium

Merritt Paulson wants to bring Major League Soccer to Portland. That means finding a new home for the minor-league Beavers baseball team. He's proposing $40 million in improvements for the present baseball stadium, converting it for soccer, and building a new home for the Beavers.

Now official: Oklahoma City's NBA team is the Thunder

Did Howard Schultz pull the last plug for the Sonics?

Food »

A new wine region emerges in Colorado

The scenery's grand in the Grand Valley, and the wines are becoming quite good. They were on display at a recent festival.

Slow Food Nation: now a political movement

In the garden: Le Tour des Plants

Travel »

Mount Baker

In Washington's Cascade Mountains.

A new wine region emerges in Colorado

Amtrak's ridership reached record levels this year

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