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Amid dramatic progress driven by Amazon, a row of once-grand houses falls in Seattle’s South Lake Union

Greg Lamm October 22, 2014

  I stood next to a construction worker on a recent rainy October day watching the bucket of an excavator chew apart an old, three-story house on Fairview Avenue in Seattle. The old home had become expendable to make room for a new office building near …

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A Boeing psychologist spent years trying to evoke the magic of flying for jaded, travel-weary jet passengers

Greg Lamm October 14, 2014

The fact that Boeing’s 787 was named the Dreamliner was really an admission that flying on a commercial airliner had devolved into a horrible experience for many travelers. Just ask Blake Emery, a long-time Boeing psychologist who helps Boeing build planes that made people feel …

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Brewer, baker, woodturner, treasure maker: All in a day’s work for Bluegrass State forester Scott Shouse

Greg Lamm September 26, 2014

To me it was just an overgrown limb destined for the woodpile. But Scott Shouse, the forester extraordinaire, looked at the thigh-thick lilac branch we had just cut down and saw the makings of a rustic wooden treasure box. 

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A tribute to blues great Johnny Winter (1944-2014)

Greg Lamm August 20, 2014

Mix the blues from Lightnin’ Hopkins and Muddy Waters, add some precision picking from Merle Travis, gargle with rock salt and whiskey, crank the amps way up, and you get Johnny Winter’s guitar playing and singing.  I saw Johnny Winter play a couple of small venues …

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