Mike McGinn for Mayor of Seattle: Here's our handy primary cheat sheet. Mayor McGinn also won Candidate Survivor this week.

"The Whole Damn System Is Guilty" Brendan Kiley went to the Zimmerman verdict protests at Westlake.

Female City Employees Make Less Then Male City Employees: Anna Minard breaks a very important story.

"Trayvon Martin Could Have Been Me 35 Years Ago" President Obama makes a statement.

Fnarf Explains Why the Proposed Waterfront Highway Is Bullshit: Good show, Fnarf.

One of the Biggest Douches In a Week of Immense Douchery: Erick Erickson.

Something Is Rotten in Redmond: Why would Microsoft slash the prices of Surface RT tablets? Probably because of this.

Living Wages Are the Best Wages: Mayor McGinn Vs. Whole Foods. And part two.

A History of Crime: Ansel Herz told us about UW's plan to ask applicants about their criminal histories. Here's what happened next.

Police Reports Illustrated: "The Waitress and the Boiling Water" is something that made Slog extra-fun this week. I really appreciated this response from delirian in the comments to the comic:

I dug how delirian went back and retracted the harshness of the first post, but still got a point across. It started a conversation in the office about how some of us wish there was an "I Regret This Comment" button on Slog, with which we could mark our own regrettable comments as "Regretted."

A Very Special Slog Bible Study: It didn't get the most comments, but damn did Goldy pick an appropriate quote for last Sunday.

Specific Arts Writing Is Specifically Important: Jen Graves explains why generalists are not specialists.

SO MUCH FER GLOBAL WARMIN LOLZ OOPS JES SHAT MYSELF: Here are some stupid things Liz Cheney tweeted.

That's Ridiculous! Everyone Knows Goldy Has No Heart: In which Goldy has chest pains and decides to use Slog as WebMD.

Chocolate Tears: Emily Klein wanted chocolate. She bought into a moral dilemma.

And Finally, Are You Putting On an Arts Event This Fall? Let us know!