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Think summer! Application time for 10th annual Morgan Junction Community FestivalMarch 26, 2015 at 12:51 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | No Comments
(WSB photo from 2013 festival)
Not trying to rush you, but it's already planning season for summer festivals – including the 10th annual Morgan Junction Community Festival. From Susan Madrid:
Applications are now available for local businesses and organizations to participate in the Morgan Community Association (MoCA) 10th annual festival. This year it will be held on Saturday, June 20th, from 10:30 am to 6:00 pm. As in previous years, participant booths will be located in open areas and parking lots near Morgan Junction Park. The festival will feature live music and entertainment throughout the day, as well as the popular Bite of Morgan and Bark of Morgan events.
The booth charge will be the same as last year; community groups and non-profits will be asked to make a $10 contribution and businesses to make a $20 contribution.
Contact Cindi Barker at firstname.lastname@example.com for an application form and further information. The deadline for applications is June 5. Announcements and applications are also available on the MoCA website www.morganjunction.org
West Seattle Summer Fest 2015 set for July 10-12 – vendors invited to apply now!March 11, 2015 at 4:30 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | No Comments
(2014 West Seattle Summer Fest photo by WSB's Katie Meyer)
The West Seattle Junction Association has set the dates for this year's West Seattle Summer Fest – July 10-12. Four months away, but if you're interested in being a vendor, the time to apply is now, and the deadline is April 1st! A brand-new Vendor Information Page is the place to start – westseattlefestival.com/vendors.
West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival 2014, report #3: Behind the scenes; behind the masks …October 27, 2014 at 3:35 am | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 3 Comments
(PREVIOUS REPORTS: #1, as-it-happened coverage; #2, Chili Challenge succe$$)
Just call that West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival-goer "Fire." As for the next scene – how about "dog meets pumpkin":
Take a minute and see 13 more views from the festival!
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West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival, report #2: The $3,200 chili!October 26, 2014 at 8:22 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 6 Comments
Two more reports to share, following up on our "as-it-happened" report from today's West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival. First: The WS Food Bank's words of thanks for the Chili Challenge results:
The West Seattle Food Bank would like to thank the WS Junction Assoc., the nine participating neighborhood restaurants and all the tasters at the annual WS Harvest Festival. Congratulations to Deano Lucas at Deano's for being the 2014 Chili Master winner. We raised $1580 and then Deano matched it with a $1600 check! WOW! A huge thank you to Deano and everyone! It was so much fun and some fabulous chili!
Corianton Hale shared this photo of the nine contenders:
Those who donated $10 for a flight of tastes got to vote. WSFB says Elliott Bay Brewery and Shadowland tied for second, followed by Terra Cole Butchery. Also particpating (which meant making and donating a BIG batch of chili): Easy Street Café, Husky Deli, Quadrato, The Swinery, West 5. Still to come: A photo gallery with more of today's sights.
As-it-happened coverage: West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival 2014October 26, 2014 at 10:28 am | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 8 Comments
(Mini-pumpkin toss at the Potter Construction [WSB sponsor] booth)
10:28 AM: We're in The Junction, where the Harvest Festival is on! Bundle up if you're coming down – it's chilly. But everyone's in good spirits. Activity booths and Farmers' Market vendors are lining the streets (California between Oregon and Edmunds, Alaska between 42nd and 44th).
*11 am, chili competition flights on sale, while they last
*11:30 am, costume parade
*noon-2 pm, business trick-or-treating
*Until the streets reopen: Bus reroutes
Festival's on until 2 pm, and it goes fast, so come on over!
11:23 AM UPDATE: We've seen some showers, but hey, it's fall. Diver Laura is here with us now and brought plankton, iPhone microscope, and even an ROV.
Come see plankton with @diverlaura at our Harvest Fest booth! pic.twitter.com/tiGdtavAdv
— West Seattle Blog (@westseattleblog) October 26, 2014
Come see, and pick up a free WSB ice scraper.
Free ice scrapers at our Harvest Fest booth on Alaska east of Calif pic.twitter.com/WQyv8rlYzP
— West Seattle Blog (@westseattleblog) October 26, 2014
Look for the banner in our booth on Alaska just east of California.
Meantime, the chili competition is on across California from us by KeyBank, until 1 pm (or while the chili – $10, nine tastes, benefiting the West Seattle Food Bank – lasts).
And the costume parade is about to start – with the West Seattle High School Marching Band leading the way.
11:46 AM: The parade's just wrapping up. Here's the start:
Just a few of the adorably costumed kids:
Trick-or-treating is up next, starting at Junction businesses at noon. That, plus the activities and Farmers' Market continue until 2.
12:52 PM UPDATE: One more hour of festival fun! We're continuing to admire creative costumes:
And we've seen two candidates – WSB policy is to photograph candidates who visit the booth when we're at festivals, and first one to stop by today is newly declared City Council District 1 candidate Amanda Kay Helmick:
She's gathering signatures to get on the ballot for next year's first-ever by-district council elections. Also visiting – judge candidate Phillip Tavel, and family:
He's a West Seattleite who's on the November 4th ballot for King County District Court.
1:28 PM UPDATE: Chili competition vote results are in – Deano's wins! (And the WS Food Bank wins, from the proceeds of the chili donated by nine businesses, and paid by voters/partakers.) Instagram video of the big announcement:
Meantime, half an hour to enjoy activities and to stop by here for a look at what Diver Laura's iPhone microscope is showing, and for kids to trick or treat. We'll wind up adding many more photos after we get back – more than we can process in the field before it's time to wrap up. It's been great to see so many people out despite the chilly, breezy weather (and despite the fact the Seahawks game).
1:54 PM: The rain's returning and we're packing up. Thanks to everybody who came to the festival!
P.S. Adding this for future reference – roads reopened just after quarter past 4.
West Seattle Harvest Festival tomorrow: The big previewOctober 25, 2014 at 7:21 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 1 Comment
Despite tonight's storminess, the forecast is still looking relatively promising for the third annual West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival, 10 am-2 pm tomorrow. It's on, rain or shine – activity booths are covered, so are Farmers' Market stands, and of course local businesses are happy to welcome you for shopping/dining – so we hope it's on your schedule already. As a co-sponsor and activity host, we'll be reporting live starting around 9 am, so check in here in the morning. (And remember that California will be closed to traffic between Edmunds and Oregon, with Alaska closed between 42nd and 44th)
Meantime, one last roundup of festival info! The basics, again, are:
*10 am-2 pm, activities
*10 am-2 pm, Farmers' Market in the street
*11 am-1 pm, chili competition on southwest corner of California/Alaska
*11:30 am, costume parade from Junction Plaza Park at 42nd/Alaska, led by the West Seattle High School Marching Band
*Noon-2 pm, trick-or-treating at participating storefronts
We've already previewed several of the activities (including ours!) and here's a more comprehensive list (apologies if we've missed yours – this is a compilation of info provided by the Junction Association and sent by those answering a call for info) – read ahead!
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Countdown to West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival: Activity previewsOctober 22, 2014 at 3:54 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 5 Comments
Counting down to this Sunday's West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival (by which time the weather is supposed to be better – showers likely, not steady rain!) – a few reminders and previews:
STREETS CLOSED: Even if you are not going to the festival, keep in mind that California will be closed from Oregon to Edmunds and Alaska from 44th to 42nd – the West Seattle Farmers Market and the festival's "harvest activity" booths will all be out in the street for the duration of the 10 am-2 pm festival. This means transit rerouting, too – see the alerts on the Metro website.
HARVEST ACTIVITIES: Thanks to everybody who's sending previews of what they're planning. We'll feature a few a day for the next few days. Today's mentions: My Three Little Birds in Morgan Junction will be there with the chance for kids to "stop by and make a hanging decoration for their house on Halloween. They can make a witch hat or a spooky spider. We will also hand out candy for the kids and a coupon for parents or grandparents," says proprietor Jennifer. … Infinite B Canvas Creations proprietor B. says, "At my booth kids will be painting handprint harvest inspired trees on canvas panels. I've attached display examples that my little nieces Lillian (6) & Zoey (3) made for my booth."
Meantime, West Seattle School of Rock proprietor Phil says, "We will be running spontaneous 2-3 minute Little Wing activities throughout the day as large enough groups of little ones (about ages 3-6) walk up. We will also have electric guitars the kids can check out. We will have percussion instruments at our booth for the kids to use." Also, WSB sponsor Potter Construction will be there with a mini-pumpkin toss in their booth. More previews tomorrow!
ALSO AT THE FESTIVAL: 11 am-1 pm chili competition (9-sample flight for $10, benefits the West Seattle Food Bank), 11:30 am costume parade from Junction Plaza Park, noon-2 pm trick-or-treating. Aside from the chili fundraiser and anything you buy from the Farmers' Market, festival activities are free!
Next countdown: 1 week to West Seattle Junction Harvest FestivalOctober 19, 2014 at 7:47 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | Comments Off
The banner's up and we're now counting down to West Seattle's next fall festival – the WS Junction Association-presented 3rd annual Harvest Festival, 10 am-2 pm next Sunday (October 26th), with co-sponsors including WSB. Its components:
*10 am-2 pm, West Seattle Farmers' Market vendors will be out in the street, on California SW between SW Oregon and SW Alaska
*10 am-2 pm, local organizations and businesses offer "harvest activities" at booths and tables that also will be out in the street – games, art, more
*11 am-1 pm, chili competition – buy a 9-taste flight at California/Alaska to vote; proceeds benefit West Seattle Food Bank
*11:30 am, costume parade starting from Junction Plaza Park at 42nd/Alaska
*Noon-2 pm, trick-or-treating at businesses throughout The Junction
We'll get deeper into the details as the week goes by; make plans to stop by our booth for the return of the legendary (?) WSB-branded ice scrapers (haven't had a bad winter since we gave them away two years ago; maybe it's like garlic and vampires) and for our featured activity, iPhone microscope plankton-viewing with "Diver Laura" James.
P.S. Is your business/organization presenting an activity? Please let us know so we can mention it ahead of time, too, including in the Harvest Festival listing in the just-published WSB Halloween Guide. See you there!
As-it-happened coverage: Fauntleroy Fall Festival 2014 – fun in the sun (and indoors too)October 19, 2014 at 2:24 pm | In Fauntleroy, West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 9 Comments
FIRST REPORT, 2:24 PM: In, and out, of the sun – the Fauntleroy Fall Festival is on!
Above, our quick Instagram clip showing some of the decorated cakes awaiting the Cake Walk – you are encouraged to admire them and vote:
Then join in the 3:15 pm walk (for which some not-as-ornate-but-yummy-looking-too cakes are available as well). The cakes are in the Emerald Room (downstairs) at The Hall at Fauntleroy in the historic Fauntleroy Schoolhouse. Other festival activities are in and around the schoolhouse (including a petting zoo on the west side):
… and Fauntleroy Church / YMCA across the street – look for the tent with pumpkin painting, birdhouse making, and more. Address here is 9131 and 9140 California SW, and the festival's on until 5 – get here!
2:47 PM UPDATE: Lots of music at the festival – the Epitones Jazz Quartet at the schoolhouse right now:
Elsewhere on the festival grounds, Toni Reineke was in brass mode; you probably know her best for her leadership of what's now the West Seattle Community Orchestras:
And a festival fave – the Endolyne Children's Choir:
The official festival schedule shows you the full lineup – including the West Seattle Big Band at 3:45 in The Hall at Fauntleroy's Emerald Room, inviting you to indulge in a little (or a lot of) swing dancing.
3:42 PM UPDATE: SFD's Engine 37 is a hit:
It's parked by the church. That's also where you might meet royalty:
That's West Seattle Hi-Yu Junior Court Queen Bianca Carufel.
4:23 PM UPDATE: The festival's three-hour span goes by so fast – but many have come to enjoy the afternoon:
That includes the indoor crowd for the cakewalk we mentioned earlier:
In the cake-decorating contest, the winning entry was a double-entry by Carolyn Tucker:
In the first-timers' category, Lindsay Morgan Tracy's Frankencake scared up the win:
Still more to show you … as the all-volunteer-produced festival goes into its final half-hour.
5:22 PM: Festival's over, cleanup's on. We'll be adding more photos and video – caught the WS Big Band's final number …
Some classic rock on the church-parking-lot stage with B Sharp Studio & the 5 Buck Band …
and also some earnest last-minute birdhouse-making:
The festival was free for visitors, supported by community donations and sponsors like the Fauntleroy Community Association, which is now set up to accept online membership payments (if you're a local resident/business/organization interested in joining) and festival donations – see the donation button here! (And see many more photos on the festival Facebook page, whose editor Irene Stewart was making the rounds of the festival grounds all afternoon long.)
P.S. Next Sunday afternoon, you're invited back to Fauntleroy to help drum, sing, and chant to call the salmon home – 5 pm (October 26th) by the Fauntleroy Creek overlook, across from the ferry dock.
Fauntleroy Fall Festival on Sunday! See what's happening, whenOctober 18, 2014 at 2:02 pm | In Fauntleroy, West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | Comments Off
The tent is up in the Fauntleroy Church/YMCA parking lot, one of the venues for Sunday afternoon's Fauntleroy Fall Festival, but if the forecast holds, it might only be needed for sunburn prevention! Festival events will also be happening across the street in and around historic Fauntleroy Schoolhouse, where you can admire the new salmon art by Shawn Bennett in the raingarden out front:
Finding out about home raingardens and cisterns is one thing you can do at the festival – look for the folks from RainWise (WSB sponsor). And here's the full lineup, as posted on the Fauntleroy Fall Festival website:
Also – it's not too late to bake a cake to donate to the Cake Walk (details in our previous preview – you have to drop it off tomorrow right BEFORE the festival). See you at 9131 and 9140 California SW (map) 2-5 pm Sunday afternoon for the Fauntleroy Fall Festival!
Fauntleroy Fall Festival 2014 countdown! One week from todayOctober 12, 2014 at 10:46 am | In Fauntleroy, West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | Comments Off
(WSB photo from 2013 Fauntleroy Fall Festival)
The first half of October tends to be quieter, as if we are all recovering from summer, bracing for fall and winter. But now, as we arrive in mid-month, big events are on the way, including the Fauntleroy Fall Festival on Sunday, October 19th, one week from today. It's just three hours long, 2-5 pm, but those are three full-of-fun hours, so you might even want to plan to stay for the duration. Highlights announced so far include:
*CAKE WALK: A festival favorite. You can even donate a cake to be judged and then claimed. From the festival page, here are the basics:
All ages may participate. Contest categories include Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. Cakes can be any shape or size. They should have either a Fall, Halloween, or West Seattle theme.
Bring your entry (or entries) on festival day, between 12 noon and 1 p.m. Voting begins at 1:30 p.m. and continues until about 3 p.m. Who votes? We all do! Once votes have been tallied, prizes will be awarded for each category.
The Cake Walk begins after the prizes have been awarded and continues until all the cakes have been given away. Even if you do not want to enter the Cake Decorating Contest, you can still bake and donate a cake for the Cake Walk. Cakes can be very simple or very elaborate. This is a wonderful parent/child, family, or group project! Questions? E-mail Carolyn Tucker at tucker_family @ me.com.
Also: Pumpkin decorating for kids, other arts/crafts activities, climbing wall, pony rides, petting zoo, musical performances, dancing to the West Seattle Big Band (3:30-5 pm) … The festival happens in the heart of Fauntleroy, both sides of the 9100 block of California SW (map) – with crossing assistance! – on the grounds of Fauntleroy Church/YMCA, The Hall at Fauntleroy, and historic Fauntleroy Schoolhouse.
P.S. Food will be available for purchase, but otherwise, the festival is free (supported by donations as well as fundraisers over the course of each year). And the Seahawks game (10 am, at St. Louis) should be over in time for fans to make it to the festival, too.
Update: Chili competition returns to West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival: Sign up and dish out!September 30, 2014 at 1:09 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 5 Comments
(OCT. 3 UPDATE: Four competitors have signed up – Feedback Lounge, Elliott Bay, Husky Deli, The Swinery – room for five more; see below!)
(Photo courtesy West Seattle Junction Association)
More West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival news: The chili cookoff is coming back. And businesses interested in being part of it this year need to speak up fast!
The Junction Association is sponsoring a fundraiser for the West Seattle Food Bank at our 3rd Annual Harvest Festival on Sunday, October 26th. Our neighborhood restaurants will bring their best pot of chili and compete for bragging rights of Best Chili at Harvest Festival – 2014. It's free for restaurants to enter. The West Seattle public will vote by buying a flight of chili and choosing their favorite! 100% of the donations collected will go to the West Seattle Food Bank to help our community. Last year we raised $1400 for the food bank in just two hours!
Some logistics and rules to enter. Participants must:
* Be a West Seattle business.
* Bring 2.5 gallons of hot chili made in commercial kitchen. We'll have chafing dishes but bring it hot!!
* Provide a chili server who has a current Food Handlers Card. Restaurant owner, lead chef, or manager preferred.
* Be ready to serve at 11 am! With 2.5 gallons of chili, we'll be able to serve over 100 flights and the competition will be done by 1 pm.
* Note that we're increasing requested amount from last year's 2 gallons. The Food Bank is planning to hustle this thing to raise more money!
* We have room for only 9 competitors. First come, first serve, don't delay.
We'll provide everything else. To register, please e-mail email@example.com with your business name, contact person, and agreement that rules will be followed. Deadline Friday, October 17th.
You can help! Two days left to sign up to offer kids' activities at West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival 2014September 29, 2014 at 5:43 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | Comments Off
Last call to be part of the West Seattle Junction Harvest Festival by offering an activity for kids! From the WS Junction Association's Susan Melrose:
West Seattle Harvest Festival is less than 4 weeks away. The Farmers Market will take to the street, with the costume parade leaving Junction Plaza Park at 11:30, and trick-or-treating starting at noon.
Free activities provided by West Seattle businesses and non-profits bring fun and excitement to kids – and offer a Halloween activity that doesn't necessarily involve sugar. If you'd like to bring a Harvest Activity, please submit an application. It's FREE, but you must bring something that kids will love.
Deadline is Wednesday – you'll find the application link here. And you don't have to just think "Halloween" or "pumpkins" – for example, as we mentioned over the weekend, the "activity" at the booth we're sponsoring will be plankton viewing with "Diver Laura" James and her iPhone microscopes.
Barton Street P-Patch stone/mosaic work complete – see it during October 4th Fall Festival!September 27, 2014 at 11:52 pm | In Gardening, West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 5 Comments
Thanks to Elizabeth MacKenzie for sharing three photos taken today at Barton Street P-Patch - one week before its Fall Festival. She explained that she was walking there today "when I encountered Kate Farley and Keith Brewer of Farley Landscape Design. They were finishing up their 2 years of work on the pizza oven and counters! I so love the Barton P-Patch and I was so happy to tell them how much I admire the work they have done on it." In the top photo, Elizabeth says, Kate was "placing the very last stone, which was the final bit to be done on the entire project."
About that festival: Next Saturday (October 4th), noon-4 pm, you're invited to come enjoy music, wood-fired pizza (bring your own toppings), homemade dessert pies (available for donation, as is the pizza), kids' activities, as announced in the flyer. And of course – the beauty of what's growing in the garden:
Barton P-Patch is on the southwest corner of 34th/Barton in Westwood.
Happening now: 'Carnival of Community' @ Holy Rosary School WestFestSeptember 20, 2014 at 11:48 am | In Fun stuff to do, West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 1 Comment
The big day of fun is well under way at Holy Rosary School on the north side of The Junction – as noted again in today's West Seattle Saturday preview, the WestFest "Carnival of Community" is on until 10 pm. Rides, games, a food court with tables that we're sure have filled since our photo was taken earlier:
That festive table card with the onstage-entertainment lineup can also be seen here – looks like Raymond the Magician is up next at noon, followed by the Sundancers at 1, and more.
What you can see and do this Friday/Saturday at WestFest 2014September 17, 2014 at 4:16 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 7 Comments
West Seattle's next festival is two days away – Holy Rosary School's WestFest, 6-10 pm Friday and 10 am-10 pm Saturday. Along with information you can browse on the festival website, organizers have announced the highlights and entertainment schedule:
Bring your preschoolers to Toddler Time at WestFest! Holy Rosary is bringing the Carnival of Community to our younger West Seattle residents this year! From 10 am-12 pm on Saturday, they can enjoy a discount on 3 rides exclusively for them! We are also featuring a clown who will twist up creative balloon animals, PLUS we have an interactive dance session from the fabulous instructors of Sundancers! After all that fun, they can take in a magic show at noon. There are a lot of food options to add fuel to all this activity so stick around for lunch and treats too!
· We brought the book sale back, so bring your family and friends to WestFest to browse! You can "Fill A Bag For $1 Or A Donation" during the last 2 hours of the sale (4p-6p) on Saturday.
· We are proud to announce our 2014 Stage Lineup:
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As-it-happened coverage: Biggest West Seattle Car Show ever, in The JunctionSeptember 14, 2014 at 10:14 am | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 25 Comments
(SCROLL DOWN for the newest photos/updates as the show continues)
(WSB photos by Patrick Sand)
10:14 AM: The seventh annual West Seattle Car Show is officially on – ~220 cars already, and it's looking like the biggest one yet. That means the show is using the full street-closure footprint – same as Summer Fest – California midblock between Genesee and Oregon, to Edmunds; Alaska between 42nd and 44th, and there are cars along every stretch of street in those boundaries. Come buy a 50/50 raffle ticket at California/Alaska – the prize pot goes half to the winning ticket holder, half to charity. And get here before 3, which is when the awards ceremony is scheduled – participants will start departing after that.
10:26 AM: Yes, we know the game's just a few hours away:
Lots of spirit, not just the Seahawks variety!
On the south end of the show zone on California, there's a car Alice Cooper fans won't want to miss:
And of course, it wouldn't be a car show without an Elvis sighting:
(You thought we meant Elvis the SINGER?) Meantime, some of the participants are indeed taking advantage of the fact all years are allowed for the first time – this is a 2012 Aston Martin V12 Vantage:
And on the other side of the timespan, here's a car from 1933:
Whatever year an entry's from, you just might see an extra touch:
This might also be the best weather we've ever seen for the show – clear from the very start of the day – so even if you're not a big car fan, come out and enjoy the sun. It's a great tribute to the man who founded the show in 2008 and shepherded it every year, Michael Hoffman – gone too soon earlier this year, at age 47. You'll recall that two local businesses – West Seattle Autoworks and Swedish Automotive (both WSB sponsors) – stepped up and asked if the community wanted the show to go on. Consensus was "yes"; they and a core group have been working on it ever since, including some changes, and the result of a beautiful day with big participation. Don't miss the chance to help vote for the "People's Choice" Award before 2 pm – come get a ballot at the booth next to our table alongside KeyBank.
11:44 AM: This is likely the biggest entry:
Not far east of there is one of the overflow zones – you haven't seen everything until you've walked Alaska all the way between 42nd (where we took the photo) and 44th, and California between Genesee and Edmunds:
Along Alaska on the west end of the show, by 44th and the Farmers' Market, the Zucchini Races are on (until 1 pm) and Pagliacci is tossing dough.
And while you're on the north end of the show, pop over to 44th and Genesee for a fundraising lemonade stand:
Jen sent the photo – her kids are donating half their proceeds to the South Seattle College Co-op Preschools.
12:30 PM: Lots of families here:
Someone asked us if there's a food court. Nope – lots of local restaurants to visit, both sit-down and take-out. We also hear the West Seattleites who run the Cookie Counter vegan-ice-cream-sandwiches truck are up by Greentree on California north of Oregon for the duration of the show – their vehicle, a classic VW bus, could be an entry even minus the treats! And of course, there are vendors at the Farmers' Market – we're told the empanadas are especially popular today. Meantime, a multimodal sighting:
1:30 PM: Half an hour to vote for the People's Choice Awards. Meantime, we're well aware the Seahawks game is on, so we're posting updates at our table, just in case you're here and without another quick way to keep updated (Twitter, etc.). And if you've seen a drone over the show, nope, not ours (we don't even have one). Meantime, on the ground:
Meet the Hell's Belles, who joined the West Seattle Car Show team as hosts this year.
2:07 PM: Just under an hour to get here and be able to see everything.
The judging is wrapping up, and the amazingly cool trophies (designed by Mindi Katzman, fabricated by Brian Walker) will be awarded at 3 pm.
If you're here at the show, they're on display on a table right behind ours (SW corner of California/Alaska). *Update*: People's Choice Award voting has been extended to 2:30 – ballots are on the SW corner of California/Alaska.
2:58 PM: Right across from us – motorcycles next to the truck dubbed "The Kenworth." Including a 1971 BSA:
Almost awards time!
3:23 PM: The awards have been announced – we have the list and photos and will be adding it when we're back at HQ in a while.
8:38 PM & BEYOND: That process has been interrupted by a few things, but here we go. First – Best in Show, the Michael Hoffman Memorial Trophy, this 1955 Packard:
"Best Import," this Opel Kadett:
"Best Antique," this DeSoto:
"Best Muscle Car," this Hemi 'Cuda:
"Best Classic," this Nova II:
People's Choice winner – this Studebaker:
"Best Motorcycle" was the BSA shown higher up in our coverage.
"Best Modern/Future Classic," this 2007 Shelby:
Still a few more to add, but we have to consult with our photographer again later in the morning, and we hope to get a few more infobits from the show team!
Camp Long Mountain Fest tomorrow: See the schedule!September 13, 2014 at 9:13 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news, West Seattle parks | Comments Off
"The day is jam-packed with awesome." So says Mat McBride from the advisory council for Camp Long, which – as previewed here last month – invites you to its Mountain Fest tomorrow. You don't have to take his word for it – here's the schedule he forwarded tonight, pointing out that there are activities for kids as well as adults:
If you can't see it embedded above, here it is in PDF format. The festival is set for 11 am-5 pm tomorrow (Sunday); Camp Long's entrance is at 5200 35th SW.
West Seattle Car Show 2014: Two weeks from today; open to cars, trucks, motorcycles from all years!August 31, 2014 at 12:21 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 6 Comments
Two weeks from today, the newly expanded West Seattle Car Show will be happening in the heart of The Junction. You still have time to sign up if you're interested in showing off your wheels; this year it's "open class" – cars, trucks, motorcycles of all years welcome! – an expansion from past years in which registration was limited to "classic" cars only. If you've missed our previous previews, the new organizers are Swedish Automotive and West Seattle Autoworks (both WSB sponsors), taking over the show in tribute to its founder, the late Michael Hoffman. It's happening 10 am-4 pm on Sunday, September 14th, and you can go here to sign up now! If you would rather not register online, get your form by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 206.938.8685. (WSB is a WS Car Show sponsor again this year, as we've been since it launched in 2008 – see you there!)
As-it-happened coverage: Delridge Day 2014 – meeting (and having fun with) your neighbors!August 9, 2014 at 11:20 am | In Delridge, West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 4 Comments
(Festival music/activities schedule here)
ORIGINAL REPORT, 11:20 AM: As of the top of the hour, Delridge Day is on – with cool people ready to meet you, and to entertain you, on the north side of the park by Delridge Community Center (Genesee/Delridge). Not just people – check out Olive the goat:
And a Seattle Police robot, converted for the moment into a Tootsie Pop dispenser:
"Picnic at the Precinct" is instead happening here in the park concurrent with Delridge Day again this year. We're told new SPD Chief Kathleen O'Toole is expected here around noon, so if you'd like to meet her, be here. But first, come meet all your neighbors, here with various organizations and activities. And tell them what you want to see in your community – there's a big blackboard ready for your thoughts, as part of the North Delridge Action Plan kickoff.
Also here: Seattle Public Library:
Miss Bea says "Come see us at the @SPLBuzz booth #DelridgeDay!" pic.twitter.com/n6efMWJ3UJ
— Beck Be (@BeaucoupBeck) August 9, 2014
Commenters asked earlier if any food trucks are here. Yes, Outside the Box is here again this year, up near the Delridge CC entrance.
Where, we're also told a Seattle Fire engine is expected around noon.
(Photo added: From left, Pete Spalding, Dorsol Plants, Michael Taylor-Judd)
12:19 PM: Shoutout to the festival organizers – a small group of local community advocates put it together this year, including Dorsol Plants, Pete Spalding, Michael Taylor-Judd, Ron Angeles, and music by Chas Redmond, who is tune guru for more than a few local events:
Ellis Bros in stage at Delridge Day Festival pic.twitter.com/pE6sDp6zDU
— chas redmond (@chasredmond) August 9, 2014
12:38 PM: In addition to community groups/nonprofits – North Delridge Neighborhood Council, which is screenprinting its (Heart) Delridge logo onto T-shirts you bring, or bags they have…
….Also: West Seattle Food Bank (whose board member Rev. Ron Marshall pointed out they have a fundraising raffle going on):
Also: Westwood-Roxhill-Arbor Heights Community Council, West Seattle Transportation Coalition, 34th District Democrats, Seattle Neighborhood Group, Nature Consortium …
… and more – local businesses are here too, including Skylark Café and Club and Mode Music Studios, neighbors in the 3800 block of Delridge Way SW:
12:49 PM: SPD Chief Kathleen O'Toole is here, as promised. We photographed her with Karen Berge and Deb Greer from the West Seattle Block Watch Captains Network:
SFD Engine 36 was here for a while but had to rush off on an aid call a few minutes ago. (added) SPD Mounted Patrol horses were the center of attention:
If you missed the horses today – the Mounted Patrol Unit's next open house at its Westcrest Park-adjacent headquarters will be 11 am-5 pm on Saturday, September 20th.
2:30 PM: Half an hour left until Delridge Day wraps up – such a beautiful afternoon. Hard to think about rain in the midst of the sun, but RainWise is here, to help you envision a raingarden at your home:
In some areas of West Seattle, you can get a rebate to install raingarden and/or cistern-type "green stormwater infrastructure" to cut down on how much of your stormwater runoff goes into the sewer system – find out more here.
2:54 PM: Moments to go and booths are folding up. SPD Chief O'Toole was here for a couple hours but departed a short time ago. We'll be adding a bit more to this coverage in the hours ahead, but also wanted to mention an event for which we just got a flyer – mark your calendar for the North Delridge Tree Walk, starting near the boulders at Greg Davis Park 10:30 am Saturday, September 13th, five weeks from today. As for the rest of today – there's more going on around West Seattle, and here in the park, the wading pool is open for almost four more hours!
Delridge Day + 'Picnic @ Precinct' = Saturday in the parkAugust 8, 2014 at 9:32 pm | In Delridge, West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 2 Comments
Hours to go until summer's next West Seattle festival – Delridge Day is happening Saturday in the park adjacent to the community center at Delridge Way/SW Genesee, 11 am-3 pm. Here again is the activity schedule and music schedule:
Other reasons to come to Delridge Day:
*Again this year, the Seattle Police Foundation-presented "Picnic at the Precinct" also is happening concurrently, at the park instead of the precinct. We're told new Seattle Police Chief Kathleen O'Toole is expected to visit, though we don't have a time on that yet – that would be her first official public visit to West Seattle.
*Want to talk/ask about the SW Roxbury Safety Project, including a potential "road diet" for Roxbury from 17th SW westward? SDOT will be at Delridge Day, ready to chat.
*Want to find out about the North Delridge Action Plan? City reps are ready to talk about that too.
*Live and/or work (etc.) in North Delridge? Meet your community council – the North Delridge Neighborhood Council – which is offering freebies including a chance to screenprint the (Heart) Delridge emblem on a shirt (you bring it) or tote bag (free blank bags available). Two screenprinting stations! And, adds NDNC's Amanda Leonard, "We will even have a drying rack so you can enjoy the rest of the festival without dealing with wet paint."
*Check out the close-to-finished Youngstown Cultural Arts Center mural right across the street from the festival zone, along the east side of the 4400 block of Delridge Way.
*Safety and preparedness: The West Seattle Block Watch Captains Network and West Seattle Be Prepared will be there.
… and so will we. 11 am-3 pm, Delridge CC Park, come have fun!
West Seattle Car Show goes 'open class,' and you can sign up nowAugust 6, 2014 at 2:24 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 1 Comment
Update on the West Seattle Car Show, set for September 14th with Swedish Automotive and West Seattle Autoworks (both WSB sponsors) carrying on from its late founder Michael Hoffman: It's registration time! And, as requested by many, the WS Car Show is now "open class," meaning there are no longer specific requirements for year, etc. But there's still a limit – only so many spaces along the streets in the heart of The Junction – so if you're interested, go here to sign up now it's first come, first served. (If you don't want to register online, you can get a form by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 206.938.8685.)
West Seattle summer: One week until the Delridge Day festival!August 2, 2014 at 4:00 pm | In Delridge, West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | Comments Off
One week from today (on August 9th), it's West Seattle's next big summer festival – Delridge Day, in the park next to Delridge Community Center (Delridge/Genesee). Here's the schedule for the day, just made public by organizers:
And remember the free outdoor screening of "The Lego Movie" in the park the night before (9 pm Friday, August 8th) – here's our preview of that.
Delridge Day updates: 'The Lego Movie' outdoor screening the night before; festival music schedule outJuly 24, 2014 at 4:13 pm | In Delridge, West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | Comments Off
That flyer is just in, courtesy of Pete Spalding, one of the organizers of next month's Delridge Day festival. It's a new addition to the celebration – an outdoor movie in the Delridge Community Center park the night before Delridge Day. That means at 9 pm Friday night, August 8th, you're invited to the free screening of "The Lego Movie." Then on Saturday, August 8th, 11 am-3 pm, the Delridge Day festival takes over the park; the music lineup is already out:
11:00 Bill Wolford – world music, alt folk
12:00 Ellis Brothers – jazz
1:00 The Slags – rock and reggae
2:00 Roo and the Few – Americana
The park is at Delridge/Genesee, south and west of Delridge Skatepark. More festival details to come.
Happening now: Alki Art Fair 2014, creativity with a viewJuly 20, 2014 at 1:14 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news, WS culture/arts | Comments Off
The "Share the Shore" T-shirt is on sale in the Seal Sitters' booth at the Alki Art Fair, lining the promenade on the west end of Alki Beach Park until this evening. Today artists and musicians are sharing the shore as the festival continues – the Tri-Cities Steel Band Association played during our visit:
The music lineup is on a whiteboard at the site – click here for a photo. Artists include locals such as North Delridge photographer Holli Margell:
While you're there – at the east end of the promenade, admire the piano that just arrived as part of Pianos in the Parks (reported here Thursday):
Transportation to the fair includes a shuttle bus from West Seattle High School (3000 California SW) again this year.
Happening now: Mediterranean Fantasy Festival 2014 @ HiawathaJuly 19, 2014 at 3:55 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news, WS culture/arts | 1 Comment
You can see a lot in just a little time at the Mediterranean Fantasy Festival, where dance performances continue until 7 tonight – two stages – schedule here! During a brief visit this afternoon, we saw 3 groups/performers – including Saqra's Shamal Dance Co. (above) and Christine (below):
And back outdoors, Rachel George was onstage:
All free! And it's not just dancing – outside (plus a few tables inside), dancing apparel, accessories, and another adornments are available – as is food! Tomorrow's hours for the festival at Hiawatha Community Center are 11 am-5 pm.
West Seattle Summer Fest 2014: Sunday report #2 – final hoursJuly 13, 2014 at 4:23 pm | In West Seattle festivals, West Seattle news | 9 Comments
4:23 PM: Final hours of West Seattle Summer Fest 2014 – official end time is 8 pm, but some vendors will close starting around 6 pm, so don't wait too much longer to come on down. The final few hours tend to involve major mingling – friends and family just hanging around. Our top photo is from GreenLife on the west side of California just north of SW Edmunds, where The Whale Trail has had an interactive art installation going – visitors helping create "West Seattle's Orca Pod." Also at GreenLife, Stu Hennessey from Alki Bike and Board has been leading DIY Bikes all afternoon:
Up at the stage, on California north of SW Oregon, The Darci Carlson Band started at 4; we caught part of STAG, the 3 pm band:
And they drew at least one tiny dancer:
Final band of the day will be Billy Dwayne and The Creepers at 6.
Also sighted at Summer Fest … Warren Buffett. Sort of.
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Northwest (WSB sponsor), the newest name for a longtime local company, is part of WB's family of companies. And its booth is traditionally a place for community giving during Summer Fest – kids can knock over cans, and however many cans get knocked over, they contribute to the West Seattle Food Bank – the tally on the sign is from just a little while ago.
Another number: Almost 400 Seattle Police Foundation tote bags given out by the West Seattle Block Watch Captains Network on the west side of the info booth. That's Deb from WSBWCN at right in our impromptu info-booth pic:
Apparently free tote bags were a somewhat scarce commodity at Summer Fest this year! P.S. We're here in the Info Booth until about 7 pm.
4:56 PM: Art everywhere at the festival – including impromptu chalk art:
And like the "orca pod" above, there are myriad kids' art projects that have been under way throughout the festival – the Southwest Seattle Historical Society/Hotwire Online Coffeehouse (WSB sponsor) booth, celebrating the high bridge's 30th anniversary, has made one each day:
Next event in honor of the bridge anniversary is tomorrow (Monday, July 14th) night in the Hotwire courtyard (4410 California SW) – a panel discussion at 6:30 pm.
Back here at Summer Fest, on Alaska east of California, not far past the SWSHS booth, you'll find the West Seattle Hi-Yu booth, and the float that you'll see in next Saturday's West Seattle Grand Parade (and White Center Jubilee Days Parade later that day). Hi-Yu royalty has also been walking around selling the $1 buttons that raise money for the all-volunteer group to keep taking the float to parades.
Prince Hang and Princess Kallie from @wshiyu stopped by, selling buttons & water pic.twitter.com/B5jsWhiOPk
— West Seattle Blog (@westseattleblog) July 13, 2014
Missed the chance to get yours? The Hi-Yu Concert in the Park this Tuesday night (July 15th) on the east lawn at Hiawatha – West Seattle Big Band onstage, free, 7 pm! – is your next chance.
5:59 PM: Booths have the go-ahead to start breaking down, and some are – we've been looking north at QFC, selling fruit kabobs, water, and soda all weekend, and they are first to go; YMCA (WSB sponsor) next door, which has had hula hoops and bouncy pads and a stationary cycle for kids to try throughout the weekend, is taking down their sign. More Summer Fest trivia: A vendor that sold bamboo sheets in years past, but wasn't here this year, has been the #1 most-asked-about vendor here at the Info Booth.
6:43 PM: Here they are, final band of the festival – Billy Dwayne and the Creepers:
Thanks to "Super Dave" for that photo and others of some of this weekend's performers. Now, one last look at the live cam at California and Alaska:
With vendors' vehicles to be allowed in at 8 pm, and asked to be done by 10 pm, the roads aren't likely to reopen before 11 – the permit allows them to stay closed until midnight. If you have to go to/through The Junction late tonight, watch this camera (which you'll usually find on the WSB Traffic page) to see if it's open again – we'll update when we know for sure.
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One Direction hunk Harry Styles has become a huge fan of the body art, even if it is fair to say that he has some of the worst tattoos to ever have been seen. Harry already has a large number of tattoos on his body but he is clearly not finished yet, as he continues to add to his body art collection.
Harry Styles was recently spotted spending some time out and about with his good friends Alexa Chung and Pixie Geldof, when a couple of new tattoos emerged. Some new photos of Harry Styles topless, on this day date with the lovely ladies at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, have been revealed, showing off the two new tattoos that he has added to his body.
The first new Harry Styles tattoo that we noticed, was of a large Holy Bible on his left forearm, which seems to have covered one of his previous tattoos. Harry did have the tattoo "Things I Can't" tattooed in the place where the new Holy Bible tattoo has emerged.
The second new Harry Styles tattoo is round about his left elbow and is simply the words "Silver Spoon". While this term tends to refer to some born into a wealthy family, it is believed that Harry has gone for "Silver Spoon" as a reference to the luxury-filled lifestyle that he is now living.
Harry Styles, Alexa Chung and Pixie Geldof spent over three hours relaxing by the poolside of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, even taking the time to pose for photographs and sign autographs. We look forward to seeing what tattoo Harry Styles gets next.


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Hi Folks. My new EP is done and available for mail-order. I had planned to have the music up for download today but there are a couple of covers on this thing and it seems we can't legally have those up online yet, so I posted one of my songs from the record for free listening here - it's a song that was sorta co-written by my good pal Jimmy Smith. Jimmy gave me raw materials a few years ago and said "I don't know if you can do anything with this but check it out" or words to that effect. So I did and added some of my own juice to it and there it was- "Where's the Door Guy?" My apologies to anyone who got a Bandcamp-related email today – I'll try to get the download-able full EP up as soon if possible. But if you want to hear it, the good news is that it is available in CD format.
"Exercises For the Wasted and Down" comes with a booklet of exercises that are reasonably strenuous but which I recommend to anyone regardless of your current conditioning. I suggest taking it slow, but not too slow. The CD/booklet is coming out in a limited run of 100 copies. If you want to mail-order a copy, send $12 (that includes shipping) via paypal to email@example.com – they'll be shipped out in a week or so. For orders outside the continental US, send $18. And of course I'll have copies with me at all my upcoming shows. Here is what the track list looks like-
In the meantime I'll be tracking down publishing information so songwriters living and dead can get paid the nickels that I will owe them… sometimes people make it sorta hard to pay them but we like to do things mostly proper here at headquarters. Okay then, check out the new song and hit me up if you want a copy of "Exercises For the Wasted and Down".
As I sit at a table and look out the window I can see that trees have become the bare and tangly Ichabod Cranes of the late Fall in St. Paul. Orange and red has dropped and made potato chips. It's been a while since I saw and smelled the Winter coming. I've been washing dishes, flipping eggs, writing songs. Not drinking. Raking up the leaves. I miss Austin. It's been almost 8 months. Be there in February. That's when I'm planning to start my next tour. Touring is good, even when it's lonesome and mean sometimes. Get out and play the songs. Live in 'em. That is what it's all about in the end. 2015 is shaping up to be a busy year kind of. I'm working on new songs for a kinda conceptual 7″ EP I'd like to put out, need to finish the full-length I started in Austin last Spring, then maybe another Bremen Riot record if we can convene for that at some point, and the road.
I have a few shows coming up – Aster Cafe in Minneapolis is the next one. Come out if you can make it, It's a nice room and I haven't played there in a lotta years. The other dates are on the shows page, which I'll be updating as my tourdates get confirmed. I'm hoping to do some house shows this time out – if anyone wants to host one, or know somebody who might – holler at me here at email@example.com and we'll go from there. At this point I'm looking at the southeast in early March, California after SXSW, and after that midwest and east coast if the stars align.
Working title for next release: Excercises For the Wasted and Down
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Another live-action-shot that our friend and great photographer Felicia Graham took at Hole in the Wall in Austin TX. A different photo from this same show at the Hole is on the cover of our record PM Magazine.
June 2014 marks the 40th anniversary of the place, one of the longest-running live music venues in the city. It's one of the only rock rooms left standing from when I first got to town. They're putting on a slew of great shows this month to celebrate the club's journey so far. We're playing the night of Thursday, June 26th at 10pm, the second of four bands on a killer bill. Riverboat Gamblers headline, A Giant Dog goes on right after us, and BLXPTN starts the night off.
The Bremen Riot are delighted to be invited. Both myself and Grand Champeen – not to mention all the various other projects we have been involved in separately, and pretty much all our friends' bands – have been performing and hearing music at this venue for much of the last two decades. It was the first Austin bar that I sat down and had a beer in, back in 1992. I saw Spoon do some of their earliest shows there, and bought their first 7″ from Britt Daniel after an awesome set in the half-full front room.
In those days The Hole was like a labratory where as a recent arrival to town I could mix up with people who would become some of my best friends and musical peers and heroes, and who remain so to this day. It was a smaller, smokier, generally more disheveled place then. I remember Brooks bartending in the front room in the 90s, telling about the days when Townes Van Zandt and Blaze Foley used to hang out all morning and afternoon. Lotsa stories. Paul Minor's legendary Sunday night Rock-n-Roll Free-for-All. Jennifer Milbauer's "Unplug This" acoustic Monday shows. It was a time of great incubation, inspiration and inebriation. Come to think of it, that's pretty much still the deal in there.
Later both our bassist Alex and I worked at the Hole for years, as general manager and house audio engineer, respectively. So many memories. So happy that the place is still rocking and still independent. In this age of bottom-line-focused booking cabals programming small clubs all over the country, thereby homogenizing to some degree what gets exposed and heard, it's a source of great inspiration to me that the music at Hole in the Wall is booked by Hole in the Wall. By musicians, and music freaks.
Come on down and celebrate their 40th with us and all the other bands this month. It's gonna be a blast!! Also I may be doing a solo show or two while I'm in town. Stay tuned for an update on that. Here in St. Paul-land I am attempting to get my head together and working on some tunes, new full-length coming probably early 2015 if all goes well. Later, and Austin friends I'll see y'around town!!


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ROCCAT Ryos MK Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Per-Key Illumination Review - Final Thoughts
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On the most basic of levels, the Ryos is a fully functional mechanical keyboard that anyone would enjoy gaming or typing on. I also like the fact that there are options for the switches as well; this means that if you are not a fan of the Cherry MX browns and their slightly tactile feel and 45 grams of force needed to actuate them, you have options for softer, more silent switches, or you can go to something like the blues that are stronger and slightly louder audible click in the keys travel. As I go to check the R.A.D. count, we are now at near 147,000 keystrokes, and in that time, the Ryos has been a real pleasure to use, and I know going back to cherry MX greens is going to feel like a workout now. With this in mind, as just a mechanical keyboard, the pricing is only a bit on the expensive side; but wait, there is more, much more.
ROCCAT has always been a leader in software for their products, and are definitely on top when it comes to the depth of features that they offer. The Ryos MK Pro offers all of the favorites we saw in their rubber dome offerings, like Easy-Shift, ROCCAT Talk, Thumbster buttons, Macros, Profiles, and the list goes on and on. With Easy-Shift we almost have two keyboards worth of keys to use at once; ROCCAT Talk allows us to take a ROCCAT mouse and swap functionality of the two, like putting the space bar as the right click of the mouse, or adding the left click of the mouse to any key of the board that fits your needs. Whatever the case may be for your writing and gaming needs, the Ryos MK Pro shines brightly above all the rest.
The sad thing is that we haven't even covered the lighting yet. While at first when I saw this at CES I was very intrigued to say the least, over time I started to think of it as almost a gimmick. However, in the time I have used this keyboard, I find myself always playing around with the lighting effect, and tinkering around in the Macro managers, just to see what I am able to do with the LEDs on this board. While I could see eventually staying with long term settings for my usage, I can also see showing this off to anyone who steps in the office, as I know it will likely blow their mind.
For those of you who still believe that mechanical keyboards are just some marketing mumbo-jumbo, and there are no benefits, consider the fact that we at TweakTown type our butts off, and take to any advantage we can get. I have converted a few of the team to mechanicals, and they say there is no way they will ever go back to rubber dome offerings, and it just can't be marketing or a placebo effect that makes us all get the advantages of what they have to offer.
Even if you are already a fan of mechanical keyboards, where the Ryos MK Pro is placed, not only do you get a solid mechanical keyboard, but the software is the key here, and it allows for things that we never even though possible before. So, either way, as a beginner, or an enthusiast, you cannot deny that this is the most feature rich design on the market today, and if you are going to spend large for a mechanical keyboard, it is really hard to consider other options when the Ryos MK Pro so heavily dominates the game currently.
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Condensation on garage floor....
Does anyone else have the problem that when its been cold out and you get a warmer/humid day (even in the winter), that the floor of the garage is soaked in condensation? Short of ripping up the old slab and insulating underneath it is there anything that can be done?
yep, i have the same problem in my garage. of course it does not help that we stay at about 10000% humidity here!
best way i have found to decrease it is to maintain a steady temp in the area. not as much condensation then. if that is not feasible, you can either seal teh concrete or tile over it. either one cuts down on condensation to a degree.
if it is uninsulated you will still have some condensation.
instead of insulating under the slab, i would insulate the walls and ceiling. this will help even out the temp.
short of that, get a good fan and keep it blowing ont he floor any time water starts condensing, this will dry it off quicker.
as long as any surface is cooler than the air temp, water will condense on it in some amount. the trick is to keep that condensation amount down by evening out the temp differential.
painting or tiling may help some, but not much. i don't think i was clear on that in my previous post. i was at work and rushed to type it. they will help with floor sweating, but not true condensation.
I have a similar problem. I purchased a home a couple of months ago and it has rained several times since then(quite heavy). Well this weekend we warmed up to about 70 Deg F and it got pretty humid and rained. After the first rain (which was rather light) I noticed little droplets of water on the floor. As it got warmer (and rained again) I found much more water on the floor. You could see moisture almost everywhere. The temperature dropped like a rock today and the water dried up.
How can I tell if this is condensation or if the water is wicking up from below? There are several cracks in the floor (it's a 35 year-old house). The water, however, was not really coming from the cracks.
There is an easy way to tell if the water on your slab is condensation from the air or water working up through the slab. Get a piece of clear plastic, clean an area of the slab so tape will stick and tape the plastic on all four sides to the slab. Wait a day or so and see if any water is under the plastic. If there is you have moisture coming from below the slab. If it's on top of the plastic then it is condensation from the air.
Most likely it is moisture working it's way up through the slab. No easy fix to that problem.