May be old news to some, but on March 18th, Apple engineer Gray Powell left his phone, cleverly disguised as an iPhone 3GS, on a bar stool of a German bar in Redwood City, California. Long story short, the guys at Gizmodo got a call about this new "iPhone 4G" and offered to buy this prototype from the man who found it for $5,000, and apparently Apple wants it back.

This is about the right time as Apple has released it's 3 previous iPhones in the June/July months for the AT&T;Carrier. Speaking of which, there's also news…

No, I'm not talking about the Alaskan Way Viaduct in Seattle, I'm talking about the Viaduct Venue in Tacoma. I saw bulletin with this information in it, so I'm reposting for all to see.

"Alright, so we have some news. This month has been the worst in Viaduct history, by far. All 5 of the owners at this point owe over $700 just to clear the rent and bills to keep Viaduct operating. That will leave us with no money at all to print flyers, buy concessions, or do anything.

We are at a point right now where we are…

Destiny Worldwide is an independent record label and management company based in Seattle, WA. The company was formed in 2006 around their first album release, “Building Homes From What We’ve Known” by The Scene Aesthetic. Metcalf produced and engineered the record in the company’s recording studio, Destiny Studios, and has since produced material from many other bands. His recent projects include albums and songs by Daphne Loves Derby, Danger Radio, A Change of Pace, Anarbor, Artist Vs Poet, The Real You, Moneta, Shyforshy, and many more.

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