My wife and I attended the Harold Balazs art exhibit opening this past Saturday at the MAC. It was a + more
My wife and I attended the Harold Balazs art exhibit opening this past Saturday at the MAC. It was a + more
There are some questionable choices in this list of the most important works of architecture created since 1980 – + more
As someone who tried Facebook for a while, let me assure you that the answer to the question “Has Facebook + more
So. LeBron James has decided to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Miami Heat. Apparently, this is a huge deal. + more
“The malady of our age is mediocrity.” I found this several years ago while reading a volume of the collected + more
I’ve often puzzled over summer reading recommendations, the implicit assumption being that we all have more time to read during + more
Some of you will be receiving via mail the latest edition of PROOF! magazine, a biannual publication that, in each + more
In a couple of days, Spokane will make its annual sacrifice to the basketball gods—and more than 200,000 players, fans, + more
Considering the rate at which technology seems to be advancing these days, it’s almost heterodoxical to suggest that it might + more
A new world record was set recently in ferret legging—the “sport” in which contestants place a pair of live ferrets + more
It’s true. Steve Jobs and his appleheads are coming to Spokane – in the form of a new Apple retail + more
From “In Praise of Idleness” (1932): Work is of two kinds: first, altering the position of matter at or near + more
For anyone out there who stubbornly refuses to recognize the near-limitless power of branding, I share this story without further + more
According to this infographic, every country in the world is best at, or has the most of, something. Like Senegal + more