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August 2005

Living (& working) for the music

August 28, 2005

During the day, they work such jobs as forklift operator, part-time cashier, drum instructor and running a recording studio. At night and on weekends, they become Rumbeggae, a popular four-piece Mexican band that moved to the Seattle area from Veracruz a few years ago.

My First Job: Dr. Ronald Inge, vice president and dental director

August 28, 2005

Current position: Vice president and dental director, Washington Dental Service, which serves about 2 million residents statewide.

My First Job: Chuck Pettis, president and founder

August 21, 2005

Current position: President and founder of Medina-based BrandSolutions, which works with companies and nonprofits in developing, implementing and managing brand identities.

Ich bin ein dolmetscher (I am an interpreter)

August 14, 2005

When presidents visit other nations — besides being escorted by an entourage of bodyguards and officials— they often are accompanied by interpreters. So in 1978 when then-President Carter was to give a speech in West Berlin, he asked his interpreter to write a line in German that would stir up the crowd like President Kennedy did in 1963 with his historic "Ich bin ein Berliner."

My First Job: Carla Leonardi, owner and line cook

August 14, 2005

Current position: Owner and line cook, Cafe Lago.

Straight to the top

August 7, 2005

There's only a couple of workers among the several dozen on the 2200 Westlake construction site, near Westlake Avenue and Denny Way, who can get away with not wearing a hard hat. One of them is Willie Steinberg, who operates one of the site's two tower cranes, which perch like giant one-legged birds above building sites all over the area.

My First Job: William Klink, newspaper editor

August 7, 2005

Current position: Retired after a 28-year career as a daily newspaper editor and seven years in public relations.

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