For you working people that get up and get coffee in the morning!

Quoted: Customers who buy a full-priced drink in the morning can buy a 16-ounce cold beverage for $2 after 2 p.m. The offer starts Sunday and ends Sept. 1 and is also good in Miami and Chicago.

Seattle's last chance ...

Quoted: Former SuperSonics owner Howard Schultz filed suit Tuesday to undo his sale of the team to an Oklahoma City-based group led by Clay Bennett, saying Bennett lied to him by insisting he planned to keep the NBA franchise in Seattle. The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court, seeks to deprive Bennett's group of "the fruits of its deception" by rescinding the sale, and described Bennett's actions as... - National Basketball Association news

Some good music at Marymoor Park in July from the Sub Pop label.

Quoted: Sub Pop Records, the indie label that gave the world Nirvana, will celebrate its 20th birthday with a weekend of concerts in a Seattle park in July.

Among the groups reuniting or breaking long hiatuses for the July 12-13 event at Marymoor Park are Green River, Red Red Meat, the Fluid, Beachwood Sparks and Seaweed.

Current label acts confirmed to appear include Mudhoney, comedy duo Flight of the Conchords, Fleet Foxes, Foals, Grand Archives, the Helio Sequence, Iron & Wine, Kinski, Low, No Age, Wolf Parade, Pissed Jeans and the Ruby Suns.

Shocking news ... or not. This does seem to let David Stern off the hook a bit though. I read elsewhere that Governor Gregoire was going to ask the NBA not to approve the relo next week due to these revelations and to instead find a way to have some REAL "good-faith" efforts to keep the team in Seattle.

Quoted: E-mail messages between SuperSonics owner Clay Bennett and team co-owners appear to show Bennett misled NBA commissioner David Stern on the group's intentions to move the team to Oklahoma City before all avenues for a new arena in Seattle were closed. The messages have become part of the team's dispute with the city of Seattle over the two years remaining on its KeyArena lease. - National Basketball Association news

A nice, feel good story. This guy seemed nice enough when I saw him on the news the other night.

Quoted: A homeless man who has spent the past two years living in a treehouse has a new, terrestrial home just in the nick of time, thanks to neighbors. ...

After delivering the RV Tuesday evening, owner Timothy Custer decided instead to sell it to Csaky for a penny.

Sounds like a good time to indulge ...

Quoted: In the Pacific Northwest pampering and "going green" aren't mutually exclusive. This year, Spa Week (April 14-20) gives those who normally won't splurge on spa services a chance to try out a variety of treatments, many of which are organic, for just $50 each.

Treatments at 15 Puget Sound-area spas range from a man's Brazilian wax (seriously) to eyelash extensions to a papaya nectar pedicure.Book your appointments now, because the services sell out quickly.

If road teams won't want to play in OKC, how hard will be be to get players who will actually want to be on a team based in OKC?

Quoted: Shaquille O'Neal and other Phoenix Suns personnel say they can't see Oklahoma City as a better NBA city than Seattle.

T has been mentioning the Lusty Lady too frequently lately.

Quoted: When Déjà Vu opens another strip club downtown later this year -- right by the federal courthouse and the swanky new Metropolitan Towers condos -- it won't be the only strange bedfellow in town.

On the other side of downtown from where naked women will give lap dances down the street from seated juries, the Four Seasons hotel and condominiums will open next to Seattle's legendary strip club: the Lusty Lady.