Post by redsare on Dec 2, 2011 21:30:24 GMT -5
This is my update on my time in Seattle. This article will also give some reasons players will want to live in Seattle. I also included some pictures of interesting places to visit in Seattle.
I have been very busy after I signed my contract with the Seattle Stormtroopers. I have had many practices. I have also had a preseason game. I will be playing my first regular season game on Monday.
I previously mentioned that I had decided not to hire an agent. I knew that most agents would want between 10 and 20 percent commission. I do not want to pay that. Some people think its crazy but I was able to hire a personal assistant and a travel agency and an accountant. Their combined salaries were less than some agents wanted.
I had my personal assistant look for a place for me to stay. The Crowne Plaza Hotel was selected for me to stay. This hotel was selected for the following reasons:
• New Sleep Advantage™ beds
• Expert concierge services
• 24-hour fitness & business center access
• Event & meeting space for up to 400 attendees
• On-site dining at the Regatta Bar & Grille
• 34 stories of fabulous cityscape views
• High-Speed Wireless Internet (additional fee)
Seattle might not be the first place that comes to mind when thinking about a city to move to. Seattle has a lot of sport teams.
I visited the following site in order to find out some other interesting places to visit.
www.seattle.gov/html/visitor/points.htm
This was the information that I was provided.
Points of Interest
Seattle has many unique points of interests people identify with. Here are a few ideas and links to help you plan your visit.
Seattle Icons
Space Needle
Famous Graves
Original Starbucks
Fremont Troll
Bill Gates House
Experience Music Project
Hammering Man
Hat N' Boots
Archie McPhee - To pick up a Librarian Action figure or Pig Catapault. They have moved from their former store in Ballard to a new location in Wallingford.
Amongst the best things about Seattle are the wonderful mountain and water views. Here are links to some of the best places to enjoy Seattle's views.
Columbia Tower Observation Deck
There is an observation deck on the 73rd floor of Columbia Tower, at 701 Fifth Avenue, which offers views of Seattle and environs, along with a Starbucks coffee shop.
Smith Tower Observation Deck
The Smith Tower was once the tallest building west of the Mississippi. Its location near the downtown waterfront and Pioneer Square provides fantastic views of the City.
Space Needle Observation Deck
On the grounds of Seattle Center, the Space Needle Observation Deck provides 360 degree views from 520 feet above sea level. You can also view the webcam from the top of the space needle at this site.
Viewpoints
There are lovely viewpoints all over the City maintained by the Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation. This site provides a comprehensive list of viewpoints with photos and directions.
Downtown Seattle and Waterfront
Pioneer Square
Pike Place Market
Myrtle Edwards Park
Seattle Art Museum
Seattle Aquarium
Seattle Public Library
Seattle Waterfall Garden
Secluded waterfall garden in Pioneer Square, located at 219 2nd Avenue South
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
This article showed that their are several things to do in Seattle. The Seattle Stormtroopers should also be one of the best teams in the UFSL. This should attract free agents to our team.
I have been very busy after I signed my contract with the Seattle Stormtroopers. I have had many practices. I have also had a preseason game. I will be playing my first regular season game on Monday.
I previously mentioned that I had decided not to hire an agent. I knew that most agents would want between 10 and 20 percent commission. I do not want to pay that. Some people think its crazy but I was able to hire a personal assistant and a travel agency and an accountant. Their combined salaries were less than some agents wanted.
I had my personal assistant look for a place for me to stay. The Crowne Plaza Hotel was selected for me to stay. This hotel was selected for the following reasons:
• New Sleep Advantage™ beds
• Expert concierge services
• 24-hour fitness & business center access
• Event & meeting space for up to 400 attendees
• On-site dining at the Regatta Bar & Grille
• 34 stories of fabulous cityscape views
• High-Speed Wireless Internet (additional fee)
Seattle might not be the first place that comes to mind when thinking about a city to move to. Seattle has a lot of sport teams.
I visited the following site in order to find out some other interesting places to visit.
www.seattle.gov/html/visitor/points.htm
This was the information that I was provided.
Points of Interest
Seattle has many unique points of interests people identify with. Here are a few ideas and links to help you plan your visit.
Seattle Icons
Space Needle
Famous Graves
Original Starbucks
Fremont Troll
Bill Gates House
Experience Music Project
Hammering Man
Hat N' Boots
Archie McPhee - To pick up a Librarian Action figure or Pig Catapault. They have moved from their former store in Ballard to a new location in Wallingford.
Amongst the best things about Seattle are the wonderful mountain and water views. Here are links to some of the best places to enjoy Seattle's views.
Columbia Tower Observation Deck
There is an observation deck on the 73rd floor of Columbia Tower, at 701 Fifth Avenue, which offers views of Seattle and environs, along with a Starbucks coffee shop.
Smith Tower Observation Deck
The Smith Tower was once the tallest building west of the Mississippi. Its location near the downtown waterfront and Pioneer Square provides fantastic views of the City.
Space Needle Observation Deck
On the grounds of Seattle Center, the Space Needle Observation Deck provides 360 degree views from 520 feet above sea level. You can also view the webcam from the top of the space needle at this site.
Viewpoints
There are lovely viewpoints all over the City maintained by the Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation. This site provides a comprehensive list of viewpoints with photos and directions.
Downtown Seattle and Waterfront
Pioneer Square
Pike Place Market
Myrtle Edwards Park
Seattle Art Museum
Seattle Aquarium
Seattle Public Library
Seattle Waterfall Garden
Secluded waterfall garden in Pioneer Square, located at 219 2nd Avenue South
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
This article showed that their are several things to do in Seattle. The Seattle Stormtroopers should also be one of the best teams in the UFSL. This should attract free agents to our team.