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[hlywdsm]

The more you know…(queue cheezy music)

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[swimcat]

Squareeyes- sorry to say, but good luck with that request (I can’t help but be sarcastic). All-Star won’t lift a finger to make one improvement to that pool. Trust me, I went back and forth with them until I realized nothing would get done because they don’t know what they are doing. I only wish it hadn’t taken me so long to quit that club.

If you aren’t a confident swimmer, my advice would be to swim at a Seattle City pool where the lifeguards actually watch the pool and the pools are run efficiently and safely. Then if you have problems, they’ll actually be there to help you promptly (I would not be as confident with the guards at All-Star, which is an understatement).

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[sw]

It just so happens that tonight (1/17) is Kindergarten Information Night at Gatewood. If you can make it, there will be administrators, staff and parents in attendance to answer questions. Most of the elementary schools will be doing this, so log onto each one’s website for dates and times – links are on the “Schools” tab at the top of the blog. We’ll also have the same folks at the upcoming fairs at SSCC and the SSD Headquarters.

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[Slider]

Using the teachers computer click on IE(Internet Explorer) and it should bring up the districts home page. Put “surplus” in the search box. The first result to come up should be the surplus “shopping” web site. It is broken up into catagories and book cases is a catagory. You order just like any other web site. I was told once you place your order you should call them at 252-0550 (They don’t answer “Surplus” they answer something else)and tell them nicely that you ordered something and try to get them to put you to the front of the delivery schedule, this may take more than one phone call, the nice squeaky wheel gets faster service. While you have them on the phone find out if they have any pianos available from closed schools. Our school has more than one really old piano, so I’m sure other closed schools had pianos also. Good luck and happy surplus shopping!

[natinstl]

My husband was planning on re-doing the siding on our house with Hardie Plank this spring, but we’d also like to get some quotes just to see how much it would cost & if it would be worth it to have someone else do it. Has anyone used some good siding contractors recently?

[hopey]

D.J., do you have any opinions on the care and treatment quality at Highline? I moved to WS about ~6 months ago, and am looking at a primary care physician who is at Highline. But there seems to be SUCH a bias towards Swedish here that it’s making me skittish.

I realize you may not be able to speak to “everyday” physicians, but if you had a non-life-threatening case and traffic wasn’t an issue, in an ideal world which ER would you choose?

Thanks in advance…

[k]

thanks rcrawley! you are so right about mrs. kim. she is amazing! same day service on a hem that came out of some pants and very inexpensive considering the quality of work! plus, she is a sweetheart. please patronize this establishment! she is one of a kind.

[fuzzycaterpillar]

Have you been to Funky Jane’s lately? Angela is doing reserved drop off appointments now! You can reserve a drop off appointment the same day (call at 10:30 to reserve a spot), instead of waiting for an appointment. So far I have seen the quality of clothes BOOM!

[Ken]

http://www.northwestradio.net/interceptnw/

Seattle uses trunked. digital and in many cases switches to cell for supervisor calls and “sensitive” traffic.

I don’t have a scanner at the moment but trunked scanners can get pretty expensive last time I checked. Some interface with a pc to match up both sides of a conversation.

http://www.usascan.com/files/scancat2.html

Info specific to King county is localized here:

http://www.northwestradio.net/interceptnw/king.htm

These are trunkgroups rather than specific frequencies.

Seattle (Seattle simulcast)

3216 SPD Citywide ATG (patch ID?)

3248 SPD West

3280 SPD North

3312 SPD South

3344 SPD East

3408 SPD Data

3440 SPD Tac 1

3472 SPD Tac 2

3504 SPD Tac 3

3536 SPD Tac 4

3568 SPD Event 1

3600 SPD Emergency

3632 SPD East Tac

3664 SPD South Tac

3696 SPD North Tac

3728 SPD West Tac

3760 SPD Inv Tac 1

3792 SPD Inv Tac 2

3824 SPD Ctr 1

3856 SPD Ctr 2

3888 SPD Cmd 1

3920 SPD Cmd 2

3952 SPD Cmd 3

3984 SPD Cmd 4

4016 SPD Cmd 5

4048 SPD Cmd 6 Harbor Ptrl

4080 SPD Narc 1

4112 SPD Narc 2

4144 SPD Narc 3

4176 SPD NTF

4208 SPD Vice 1

4240 SPD Vice 2

4336 SPD Emer Rsp Team 1

4368 SPD Emer Rsp Team 2

4400 SPD Hostage Neg 1

4432 SPD Hostage Neg 2

4464 SPD Internal Invest

Details on just what a trunked system is and is not can be found here.

http://strongsignals.net/access/content/new_user.html#SEC12

[sw]

At the risk of piling on…

I called Paul at Stalwart last week thinking I needed to have my water heater replaced. He came out to take a look and immediately figured out that the problem lied elsewhere and said a new tank was not necessary. Had I called anyplace else they would have sent a crew and swapped out the tank without checking to see if it was truly necessary. Talk about professionalism and integrity – if I ever have another plumbing need there is no question who I will call.

[JanS]

lattemom…you might want to join Freecycleseattle

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FreecycleSeattle/

I’d also suggest making a separate ID just for this as the e-mails can be a bit daunting, and if that’s the only thing you’re getting there, it makes it easier to go through. You can offer stuff, you can read what others are offering, you can post wanted items. It’s a wonderful resource for people to pass on things that are usable but no longer of use to themselves. I’ve received quite a few high quality items through it. It’s totally free…you have to go pick things up, but…hey, it’s free :)

if you want more information, e-mail me…my e-mail address is on my website on my profile here…

[squareeyes]

I would love AllStar to implement speed lanes. I’m one of those very slow and not overly confident swimmers who mostly uses a kick board. I really dislike sharing lanes with much faster swimmers who pass me. I’m sure they feel the same. Come on AllStar, get with the program!

[Wes]

I sense your passion Ken, but but please be polite, the personal jabs without really knowing where I stand is a little uneccessary don’t ya think? And you don’t expect me to say, “Yeah, this guy is right!” without checking out for myself do you? I wouldn’t expect that from you. I thank you for the info for us to look at, and I am glad that you have done a lot of research and have friends in lofty places so that you can be so sure that I am an idiot and that you are greater than I, but help me here, not poke at me. Obviously I am no expert in this area, nor come anywhere near having a card catalog and seperate rooms of information at my immediate disposal, so I don’t get the hostility. Be a teacher man. Note the only side I have taken here is the cautious, not sure, should find out for myself one.

To answer your question, this is what I am babbling about.

[Bonnie]

SSCC is having a kindergarten fair to check out the schools. Of course the kindy teachers will be there but so will the principal of each school. You can go check it out.

From their website

Free Kindergarten Fair – January 30, 2008 – 6 – 9pm

Jerry Brockey Center, SSCC Campus, 6000 – 16th Ave SW, Seattle WA, 98106

While this year will mark our 10th annual Kindergarten Fair, this will be the first time that it will be held on a Wednesday evening. Parents of children who will be entering Kindergarten in the fall will have the opportunity to meet with teachers, principals and parents from public and private schools available to West Seattle families. Representatives from Seattle Public Schools Enrollment Services will be available to answer questions and to accept enrollment forms. The public is welcome.