The Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally is still “on tour,” searching for a new permanent home. We’ve received a number of excellent suggestions, and will be following them up and voting on new locations to check out in the coming weeks.
This evening is, of course, the Presidential State of the Union Address. And that will be followed by a “response” from the highest ranking Republican woman in the House, Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R WA-5).
We’ll watch those while checking out the state of the Union Bar, 5609 Rainier Ave S Seattle. Our normal starting time is 8:00pm, but this week we’ll start at 5:30pm for the 6:00pm start of the SOTU address.
The Union Bar assures us they will have the SOTU on the TV. But I am not sure what the acoustics are like. Bring a radio and ear buds if you must hear every word.
Can’t make it to Seattle to watch the SOTU? The Northwest Progressive Institute will host a SOTU watching party at the Bellevue Regional Library, Room 1, 1111 110th Avenue NE, Bellevue.
Besides the Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally, the Tri-Cities chapter meets tonight and every Tuesday night. And next Monday, the Yakima, South Bellevue and Olympia chapters meet.
With 213 chapters of Living Liberally, including eighteen in Washington state, four in Oregon, and three more in Idaho, chances are excellent there’s a chapter meeting somewhere near you.
Blue John spews:
This is amazing. They won’t let to you be dropped off, by car, taxi or limo, or walk in, but you can take an approved NFL shuttle bus for only $51, or drive in personally, and park for only $150.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/.....18115.html
No Time for Fascists spews:
Yup. they are insane.
No Time for Fascists spews:
The price seems unethical.
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EvergreenRailfan spews:
Swiss Voters will be going to the polls on May 18, for a referendum. The question, whether to go ahead with the purchase of fighter jets from Sweden. The purchase of the SAAB GRIPPEN has been controversial since the Federal Council approved it.
http://www.flightglobal.com/ne.....um-395367/
EvergreenRailfan spews:
An 8 year old boy killed while saving relatives from a fire, was given a firefighter’s funeral.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/28/.....index.html
Heroism does not have a lower age limit. One local example of that, Tacoma’s Lowell Elementary during the 1949 Earthquake.