The late Edith Macefield's home, courtesy of Seattlest Flickr user mary land Everyone has a price, they say. But it's always nice to see when people have more integrity than to let their property go to some silly development project. That's why we thought Edith Macefield, of Ballard, was such a swell lady. She refused to take the million-dollar buyout Trader Joe's tried to give her, so that they could take over her property......

FACT: Formerly the Sultan Theater, Seattle's Lusty Lady is the original Lusty Lady. The one in San Francisco is the one that unionized and, eventually, became a worker-owned co-op. Seattle? Not a co-op. On the plus side, it's not owned by the Colacurcio family, either. FACT: The $20 that buys a 2-minute lap dance at Déjà Vu gets you 20 minutes of glassed-in nudity at the Lusty Lady. One quarter keeps a peep show......