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 [Seattle.metblogs.com] Metroblogging Seattle: Spurts of inspiration often come to me when I least expect it: tossing and turning at 2:30 am before daylight, early in the morning while walking to work, sipping my afternoon tea at a café watching the raindrops fall, a late night stroll around my neighborhood, spontaneously moseying around Pike Place Market— my absolute favorite spot in Seattle, swigging wine fresh in the evening at a neighborhood bistro, visualizing the voguish look for the next season, various moments when I travel of course. Again, random ideas and musings just leap to me in surprising wondrous happenstance.

[Citycomfortsblog.typepad.com] City Comforts Blog: But which Thousand?: The office towers in Seattle and Bellevue are pretty full and they keep building more world-wide and they keep getting occupied. There were many predictions right after 9-11 that the "tower is dead" but a recent WSJ article (alluded to elsewhere/I haven't read it myself) supposedly told a very different tale i.e.

[Thinklings.org] Thinklings Weblog: Tim Challies elucidates how the Church is marketed to in "Pyromarketing and the Purpose-Driven Life." Precipitating the thinking over this issue in my mind is Phil Wade's piece on "Growth and Attrition in Christian Retailing", the iMonk's provocative post about his recent visit to a LifeWay store, and my own recent experience discovering my writing may be both too edgy for the CBA and too literary for the mainstream.

 [Chaptzem.blogspot.com] Chaptzem Blog!: Kevin McKeon, a New York press liaison for the Internal Revenue Service, would not comment on the specifics of the situation, citing privacy laws, but referred the Forward to a press release from 2004 in which the IRS asserted that violators would include those who "distribute statements, or become involved in any other activities that may be beneficial or detrimental to any candidate."

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