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1 | In Spokane, local initiatives stricken from the ballot | Opinion and Editorial |
" It went on to create a legal right of the Spokane River, its tributaries and the local aquifer "to exist and flourish, which shall include the right to sustainable recharge, flows sufficient to protect native fish habitat, and clean water. | ||
8/26/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
2 | Clarification: Bradley Manning, transgender spy | Opinion and Editorial |
[Clarification: Since posting this at 6:35 a.m., several readers have accused me of being a bigoted person, making fun of transgendered people. I did not intend that. I was not making fun of transgendered people as such. | ||
8/23/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
3 | ‘Of Dice and Men’: the lure of Dungeons & Dragons | Arts |
It is 2 a.m. My inquisition squad has sneaked into the heretics’ headquarters. Five armed heretics at the end of the hall are looking for us. We’ll hit them first. I have an ax, a laser gun and a grenade. I lob the grenade ... | ||
8/23/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
4 | I cheer Chris Hansen | Opinion and Editorial |
Grant that under California law Hansen was supposed to disclose his donation by July 31, and he didn’t. His gift was discovered anyway by the diligent action of the California bureaucracy, and good for them. Problem solved. | ||
8/19/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
5 | I cheer for the clothesline lady and her right to air-dry laundry | Opinion and Editorial |
Ella Burnham, 74, has her photo on page one of The Seattle Times Wednesday, hanging out her laundry on a clothesline. Air-drying laundry has become a political issue, because homeowner associations (and the Seattle Housing Authority) ban it as "unsightly" and (this is unsaid) low-class. | ||
8/14/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
6 | Mike McGinn vs. Ed Murray: What a mayor is, and isn’t | Opinion and Editorial |
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn tries to stop the building of a Whole Foods store because it is nonunion. He sends out a mailer trumpeting his opposition to trains moving coal to Washington ports. Neither is the mayor’s job. But McGinn is running for re-election in 85-percent Democratic Seattle. | ||
8/13/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
7 | Homeownership in the United States versus Canada | Opinion and Editorial |
In the mid-1990s I wrote an opinion column arguing against the tax deduction for mortgage interest. One of the arguments I made was that the percentage of homeowners was only one or two points higher in the United States than in Canada, which doesn’t have the deduction. | ||
8/12/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
8 | Did we really make the Port of Seattle pay for part of the tunnel? | Opinion and Editorial |
Some commenters don’t get this. “CdnSteve,” in Auburn, writes: “Of course, the Port should kick in this money. The hundreds of gypsy trucks that serve the port otherwise would clog the city with endless lines of container carriers… We all have to pay... | ||
8/8/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
9 | Are house prices in Seattle in a new bubble? | Opinion and Editorial |
Just yesterday my wife was pointing out a house on our street once again for sale. “Guess how much?” she said. I said $625,000. The answer: $880,000. The neighborhood is Phinney Ridge, but not on the part with sweeping views of the Olympics. | ||
8/7/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
10 | Jeff Bezos buys the Washington Post? Good. I'm for it | Opinion and Editorial |
Jeff Bezos is one of the creators of the modern economy around here (and I literally mean around here, because Amazon.com's buildings are a few blocks of The Seattle Times). He has made a success of Amazon. Maybe he can make a success of one of the country's best daily newspapers. | ||
8/6/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
11 | Welcome, Al Jazeera America and Allen Schauffler, Seattle reporter | Opinion and Editorial |
I remember the attacks on Al Jazeera, the Arabian Gulf-based TV network, back in 2001 because it broadcast the tapes of terrorist Osama bin Laden. The Bush administration was fighting a war, and Al Jazeera was seen as the enemy. It did give voice to an enemy, to be sure. | ||
8/2/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
12 | Mike McGinn's Seattle map of imaginary rail lines | Opinion and Editorial |
I like to look at campaign flyers to see how honest they are. Here is a technically honest but tricky one from Mike McGinn's campaign to be reelected mayor of Seattle. | ||
8/1/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
13 | Who shall Republicans choose to replace Kirby Wilbur? | Opinion and Editorial |
The departure of Kirby Wilbur as chairman of the Washington State Republican Party leaves open an important job, and it's important that the party not mess up. | ||
7/31/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
14 | Room to improve on upward mobility in Seattle | Opinion and Editorial |
Regarding the “Equality of Opportunity Project,” Paul Krugman of The New York Times hit a predictable note of grumpy progressivism. America, he proclaimed, “preaches equality of opportunity while offering less and less opportunity to those who need it most.” | ||
7/30/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
15 | ‘Ninety Percent of Everything’: commerce on the deep blue sea | Arts |
Rose George’s last book, “The Big Necessity,” was about human waste. This is a writer who can make the reader fascinated with sewers — or with ocean shipping. | ||
7/26/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
16 | The Dr. Bronner 'agitprop' label to support anti-GMO Initiative 522 | Opinion and Editorial |
The folks at Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps, Escondido, Calif., sent us this label Wednesday. The company said it "has created a special agitprop label for its quart-sized liquid soaps in support of GMO labeling and the Washington state voter initiative to label GMOs, Yes on I-522..." | ||
7/18/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
17 | How much was King County's settlement from the bond raters? | Opinion and Editorial |
My Wednesday column, “King County’s Bronx cheer for the Wall Street bond raters,” is partly a story about the settlement by Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s Investors Service and Morgan Stanley of two lawsuits brought by investors including King County government. | ||
7/18/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
18 | No trade with Kaesong, North Korea | Opinion and Editorial |
That’s an admission. I am almost always in favor of allowing Americans to buy products from foreign countries, whatever their wages or labor conditions. | ||
7/17/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
19 | King County’s Bronx cheer for the Wall Street bond raters | Opinion and Editorial |
Constantine had earned the right to make a Bronx cheer. King County had already sued Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s Investors Service and Morgan Stanley over triple-A’s on junky securities. | ||
7/16/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results | ||
20 | Marijuana, pesticides and mold | Opinion and Editorial |
It found pesticide residue that was “alarmingly high and of serious concern.” The exposure to pesticide was greatest if smoked with a glass pipe but much less if filtered through a water pipe. (It didn’t test a vaporizer. | ||
6/19/2013 | seattletimes.com | find similar results |