Henry Zhang
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Mostly Seattle. Sometimes New York.
Saw Tay Zonday, of "Chocolate Rain" fame and a star from the Golden Age of social media, at the Seattle Art Museum today.
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"Chocolate Rain" Original Song by Tay Zonday
YouTube video by TayZonday
https://youtu.be/EwTZ2xpQwpA?si=-lTNmPRCfrc_1zr-
16 days ago
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Westlake Park Christmas tree lighting fireworks from last night.
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25 days ago
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Last Saturday, the last sunset before 4 PM sunsets.
about 2 months ago
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Seen at Japanese home goods store Muto near Pike Place Market.
about 2 months ago
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People living in cities want affordability, transit, and infrastructure more than digital advertising kiosks. Just one of the reasons Dionne Foster prevailed tonight. Her giddy excitement was palpable in the shaking of the piece of paper she was holding.
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about 2 months ago
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"To my colleagues on Council, those I worked with and those I disagreed with: I open my hand to you to work in collaboration... but let me be clear that I will not compromise on our values" is the kind of thing you say when you win over 78% of the vote.
@alexis4seattle.bsky.social
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about 2 months ago
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"This is the people's office. That's what this is about: making sure that the laws protect all of us." It's great to see energy, competence, compassion, and integrity return to the Seattle City Attorney's Office. Erika Evans trounced Ann Davison by 25 points tonight.
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about 2 months ago
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Election Day is Tuesday. When choosing the next City Attorney, Seattle voters would do well to avoid an incumbent who faces multiple ethics complaints for lying about a sitting judge and whose political vendetta disrupted court operations at the expense of domestic violence victims and taxpayers.
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In the Seattle City Attorney race, respect for judiciary independence matters
The criminal justice system depends on the police and prosecutors, but also on judges.
https://nwasianweekly.com/2025/10/in-the-seattle-city-attorney-race-respect-for-judiciary-independence-matters/
about 2 months ago
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Columbia Giving Day is today. With anti-intellectualism and fascism festering in the country, it's more important than ever to support higher education, especially financial aid and the Core Curriculum.
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Columbia Giving Day 2025
Tuesday, October 21, is Columbia Giving Day 2025. Every year, thousands of Columbians—alumni, students, parents, friends, neighbors, faculty, and staff—come together to give back and make a difference...
https://click.info.alumdev.columbia.edu/?qs=0d19ad1be4d38eb5161fd109eb0b928d92445b4ed57c51c6ee822841a4941170e041b2079d26664bd4a7899461ecf7a6b657ec63c1778620
2 months ago
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Birch tree near Lake Wanoksink in Harriman State Park (Instagram, 04/13/2014); eastern hemlock on Dunnfield Creek Trail in Worthington State Forest (Instagram, 04/27/2014); the Appalachian Trail between the Delaware Water Gap and Sunfish Pond in Worthington State Forest (Instagram, 04/05/2014).
2 months ago
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New York Botanical Garden: apple blossoms; Azalea Garden; viburnum blossom. (Instagram, 05/10/2014)
3 months ago
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Dinner at ShoMon Kappo: dashi soup with golden eye snapper, matsutake, and osmanthus; tuna futomaki with scallion, cucumber, and soy sauce cured egg yolk; uni and ikura over sushi rice; apple and seaweed salt milk ice cream with shaved frozen apple.
3 months ago
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A comment under the r/NoStupidQuestions post, "Why haven't American farmers protested like European farmers?"
3 months ago
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I had the chance to speak at Mayor Bruce Harrell's announcement about his proposed 2026 budget, which would include a 60% increase ($4 million) for the Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs.
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3 months ago
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Japanese Breakfast performing "Paprika" at the Woodland Park Zoo.
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4 months ago
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Japanese Breakfast at the Woodland Park Zoo.
4 months ago
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Japanese Breakfast performing "Be Sweet" at the Woodland Park Zoo.
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4 months ago
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Premier member reception for Anila Quayyum Agha: Geometry of Light at the Seattle Asian Art Museum. "A Beautiful Despair" (2021) and "This Is Not A Refuge! 2" (2019).
4 months ago
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"Picnic on the Moon" by Shoichi Okumura. Japanese mineral pigment on silk. Hall Spassov Gallery / Seattle Art Fair 2025.
5 months ago
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Afternoon at the arboretum.
5 months ago
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To accommodate the one-minute time limit, this line didn't make the final version of my comment: "After all, this is the Seattle City Council, not the Seattle Suburbs Council."
add a skeleton here at some point
6 months ago
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Graffiti on the Henry M. Jackson Federal Building, which houses the SSA, IRS, and ICE, among other federal agencies. Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi's "Landscape of Time" (1975) stands in front of the building.
6 months ago
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@jay.bsky.team
did you encounter this Chihuahua near Pike Place Market within the last half an hour?
7 months ago
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Finally visited Green Lake Park.
8 months ago
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From yesterday's walk: view of Aurora Bridge and Lake Union from Fremont Bridge; after getting home: catching the sunset over Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains.
8 months ago
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Today was the first day of cruise season.
9 months ago
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reposted by
Henry Zhang
NPR
9 months ago
Crows in a lab were able to distinguish shapes that exhibited right angles, parallel lines, and symmetry, suggesting that, like humans, they have a special ability to perceive geometric regularity.
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A crow's math skills include geometry
Crows in a lab were able to distinguish shapes that exhibited right angles, parallel lines, and symmetry, suggesting that, like humans, they have a special ability to perceive geometric regularity.
https://www.npr.org/2025/04/12/nx-s1-5359438/a-crows-math-skills-include-geometry
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Fed a crow some peanuts and ran into Ai Weiwei while crossing the street. Pretty successful Whole Foods trip. Typical Seattle things.
9 months ago
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Dale Cooper / Mayor of Portland / Hank McLean at NPR's Wild Card with Rachel Martin.
10 months ago
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Watching the ferries from my window.
10 months ago
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Seattle recently passed financial incentives for downtown office-to-apartment conversions. Transforming difficult-to-convert office buildings into classrooms and dormitories is an economically and logistically viable alternative that could further boost much-needed foot traffic in downtown Seattle.
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Bring more foot traffic to downtown Seattle with dorms, classrooms | Op-Ed
Converting office space to college dorms and classrooms would be easier than creating apartments, and at the same time, create demand for downtown businesses.
https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/bring-more-foot-traffic-to-downtown-seattle-with-dorms-classrooms/
10 months ago
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Omakase at Kashiba: sweet prawn, pickled herring, and Norwegian mackerel with toasted sesame.
10 months ago
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Celebrating the baby's first month with slices of pear pie, marionberry pie, and peach pie from Le Panier.
10 months ago
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Maybe I haven't played enough GTA-style games or maybe it's the nostalgia of playing these games during the pandemic, but Watch Dogs (2014) and Watch Dogs 2 (2016) are among my absolute favorite games.
10 months ago
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My wife put the candle on the Old Dirty Bastard donut (chocolate frosting, crushed Oreos, and peanut butter drizzle) because "you're the old dirty bastard."
10 months ago
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Geocaching in CDMX.
about 1 year ago
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