A conversation with Seattle
This fall, the University Village shopping center welcomes no fewer than 12 new retail and dining establishments, including the grownup hipster-wear of Amsterdam’s Scotch & Soda, resort-wear from Calypso St. Barth, mom-wear (“Hello, waist!” — their quote, not ours) from Hot Mama, and eyewear from Sunglass Hut. Continue reading University Village: Have a Molly Moon Cone with Your Scotch & Soda
The Wolff Company, itself a third-generation, family-owned firm, has announced that “Glazer’s will occupy the new mixed-use development’s exciting two-story commercial corner on 8th same location where the store exists today.” Glazer’s is signing a long-term agreement that will allow them to move their rental and lighting and supplies locations in under one roof there at 8th and Republican. Continue reading Glazer’s Camera Will Survive Hot SLU Real Estate Market
For those of you who didn’t already know, Macy’s has a small window to shop their Black Friday specials. For the brave, Macy’s opens its doors at 12 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 23 (the midnight of Thanksgiving night) and deals end that same day at 1 p.m. Yes–that’s 11 hours to shop your little heart out. Continue reading Forget Sleeping, It’s Gonna Be Black Midnight at Macy’s
Milo, the SKU-sniffer for local shopping options, tells me that all that’s needed is to switch to Verizon or Sprint, and head to a Radio Shack or Best Buy, where the hordes of Apple fans fear to tread. The 16GB models are less popular than the 32GB, apparently. Continue reading Want an iPhone 5 Right Now? Switch to Verizon, Head to Radio Shack
If you’re like me (i.e., live indoors, use electricity), then you’ve been watching your electricity bill steadily increase despite water not having a union (that’s a hydroelectricity joke, folks, one of the few). Your home is filled with an array of red- and green-eyed electrical devices that light up darkened rooms like Christmas all-year-’round, and it’s hard to tell which ones are sucking the most power down. Patel’s sensors will make it possible to know, outlet by outlet, how you’re using electricity. Continue reading 3 Simple Supergenius Ideas for Seattle