Every city has something unique. In Seattle, it’s the Mariners. Their uniforms hang in local bars, their games are discussed in offices in the morning, and tens of thousands of people gather again at T-Mobile Park every summer. The team has long been more than just baseball. How it All Started The Mariners were founded […]
Two new spaces have opened in the heart of Seattle and are already changing the local tech scene. AI House and Foundations have become magnets for entrepreneurs, investors, and engineers developing artificial intelligence. These initiatives have revitalized a community that has long remained fragmented despite its wealth of talent and expertise. AI House at Pier […]
Brandon Roy is one of those basketball players you just can’t forget. Not because he set records or won championships, but because he played with brains, style, and heart. His career was short but bright. Today, Roy remains an important figure in American basketball, albeit not as a player. Personal life Brandon Roy was born […]
Woodland Park Zoo is one of Seattle’s most beloved and visited places. Located in the picturesque Phinney Ridge neighborhood, this zoo combines the functions of a science center, botanical garden, and wildlife center. Its history began in 1899, and since then, the zoo has not only developed but also set trends in the world of […]
There are unwritten rules among wine lovers, and their violation causes slight confusion and sometimes even a violent reaction. For example, storing wine at too high a temperature. Or confusing Cabernet Sauvignon with Sauvignon Blanc. But perhaps the most “sinful” act is considered to be adding ice cubes to a glass of wine. It is […]
In the 2010s, Scrabble unexpectedly found itself in the spotlight, even among those who had forgotten what the game box looked like. It was all because of some big news: the official dictionary had been expanded by three thousand new words. This wasn’t just a technical update; it symbolized a shift toward a new language—lively, […]
In 2009, Amazon was the center of a high-profile scandal. Without warning, the company deleted electronic versions of George Orwell’s 1984 and Animal Farm from Kindle devices. The reason was that the publisher had “changed its mind,” although the situation seemed like a living embodiment of the dystopia Orwell wrote about. Users who had already […]
Sound Transit has officially approved the budget and schedule for the Stride Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project, which will connect key cities in the Seattle suburbs and provide a faster and more sustainable alternative to current ST Express routes. According to the announcement, the construction of individual sections will begin this year, with service scheduled […]