Photos and fun from Seattle, WA
Ever wanted to know how your favorite restaurant stacks up to the health code standards in King County? Check out this link to Food Protection Program Online Results
Some places that might be of interest:
Well, just thought it was interesting and that I would pass it along.
Well, it’s a little after 3:30pm and I just realized it’s my half birthday. +1 for being observant, Ryan.
Well, it took 30 years, but the Seattle Seahawks are finally going to the Super Bowl! The game today was great, as usual, and I am really stoked that they are going. The last time that a hometown team was close to the Superbowl was the 1998 Minnesota Vikings, but Gary Anderson missed a last second field gold and the Atlanta Falcons went instead. But, in two weeks time it will be a battle like Seattle has never seen before and if all goes well the Hawks will reign supreme (silly Iron Chief reference) and come back Superbowl champs.
A small update, but a few people have requested the ability to change the size of the image. Well, I’m happy to report that you now have three image sizes to pick from (small, medium, and large). To do this, set the $imgSize variable in the amazon-wishlist.php plug-in before uploading and you’re all set!
Next up on the plate are multiple wishlist support and fixing a bug with sites that do not use a permalink structure.
Download: Amazon Wishlist Plugin for WordPress 0.5
Info Page: http://www.lazyi.net/projects/amazon-wishlist/
This morning, after deciding that we didn’t want a typical breakfast, Jamie and I made a venture to Azura Asian Bistro at the bottom of First Hill. We’ve been getting flyers in the ValuPak for a couple weeks now and we decided that their lunch buffet ($9.90 on Sat & Sun 11a-3p) would be a good chance to check the place out.
When we arrived, we noticed that the place was pretty small (max occupants is around 50). But, that didn’t take away from us wanting to go! It also has a very new feel to it. Which, makes it stand out (not in a bad way) in this older part of Seattle. However, when we got in around noon, there was hardly a crowd and you could smell the food. The buffet isn’t large by any means, but what is there is great. From beef and broccoli, to assorted dim sum, to soups, there was something for anybody who enjoys Asian cuisine. Oh, and a bunch of sauces to dip in as well. Can’t forget about the sauces.
After a couple plates a piece and a pot of tea, we were filled. I would highly recommend this place to anybody who likes Asian food and it’s a good place to get quality Asian food, including dim sum, at a very reasonable price. Next time we go, we’ll have to try it when the buffet isn’t open so we can check out the rest of the menu. But, if it’s anything like today, I’m sure I’ll be just as impressed.
Well, I have some beta invites for the taking, if people want them. Here’s what I’ve got to offer:
If you are interested, leave me your e-mail either in the comment or in the e-mail field below and which service you are interested in. First come first served.
If you’re interested in gadgets, you’ve probably heard of CES. If you haven’t already been keeping up on all the greatest and latest gadgets on sites like Gizmodo, then you might want to check out some of the work being done by the folks at Digital Life TV.
I just finished watching about two and half hours of video casts from DL.tv and they covered lots of the cool stuff from the show. You can catch Thursday, Friday, and Saturday on-line and download them to your computer. Also, if you are interested in all of the keynotes (except for google) from the show, be sure to check out all of them on PC Mag’s site.
Oh, also, if you you remember the days of The Screen Savers on the now defunct Tech TV, DL.tv is a good podcast to subscribe to.