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[Puppyluck]

I Love Love Love my Acupuncturist Dr. Carter from New Leaf Natural Medicine in West Seattle. I went to her for Menopause issues and neck pain. She was very helpful with both and some. She is not only a Doctor but is Very knowledgeable in two types of acupuncture. She does not take insurance but her rate scale is sliding, depending on what you can afford. I highly recommend her !!

[PangolinPie]

Yes!! How funny; just last night I was telling someone that I thought she would like those books. I have read them all except the Lord John Grey series. Good stuff. I liked the first three in the series the best, then started to find them a bit slow, but still readable.

[ocean]

Check craigslist, too!

Here are a few :

This one is in WS-

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/for/4509042612.html

http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/hsh/4511346884.html

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/for/4511036462.html

[mehud7]

herongrrrl is correct on the two being easy to tell apart (but it does help to have them side by side). I believe Rufous are a bit smaller too. I also only have Anna’s at my feeder but see Rufous quite a bit when I visit my folks on Lopez Island. The two varieties share the feeder there.

[VBD]

Hilariously, Smitty, your graphic supports the idea that small changes in our environment can have real measurable effects on climate. The fluctuation in global temperatures have historically been in response to things such as volcanoes, fires, and solar variance. Each of these things caused changes that were really quite subtle, yet had a strong global climatic effect.

Currently, humans are dumping excess CO2 into the atmosphere. That subtle cause will have an effect – the history clearly shows us this fact. And it will add another upward hump to the graph you showed.

Suggesting naturally caused climate change somehow negates the possibility of human causes is silly and naive.

[anonyme]

Are they in a bed that is bordered by concrete? If so, how wide? If they’re healthy boxwoods that are not in a narrow bed bordered by concrete, there should be no problem getting them out.

I’d post them as free for the digging either here on the WSB, or Craigslist. I guarantee someone will take them. Boxwoods don’t always transplant well, but many would be willing to take a chance if the plant is free. If you’re a member of Plant Amnesty, you can post there as well.

[Elizagrace]

This Sherman Clay “Gulbransen” piano can be yours today!!

After more than a century Sherman Clay and Co. closed it’s doors – but do not fret – this beautiful, single family owned and barely used piano can be yours today.

We are willing to take offers on this piano and would like to have it in your home this week. (I hear Sundays are great days for music and merriment!)

Check out the CL ad: http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/msg/4510344244.html

[wssort]

Also, the West Duwamish Greenbelt and field at Pathfinder are always full of unleashed doggies. Saw one lady enter the trails with three unleashed pit bulls once and was charged on the field by an unleashed Doberman (me and my five year old)…luckily the dog responded to it’s owner but we were nonetheless scared poopless. I understand WS should have more dog parks, we are a sixth of Seattle’s population and we obviously are going to keep growing. I don’t own a dog because my daughter is allergic (to their saliva) and it’s really hard to get dog owners to listen to me regarding this. I will say sorry she cannot pet as she has allergies yet they will ignore me and approach my kid anyway. Some people are just inconsiderate…the way they handle their dogs, drive, etc. An ideal world would be nice but at least we’ve got this blog to vent ;))

[Hmmm]

Advice and help desperately needed to optimize social media blog feeds. I still do not receive notifications of follow-up posts on WSB so please reply here or at SevenLakesLoop@gmail.com or kindly supply your contact info.Thanks

[Lena]

Oops wrong craigslist URL

Here’s the right one

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/off/4509700792.html

[Lena]

Hi Sue,

We do still have one room available at KOB. The room available has a sink, counter and cabinets and is about 80 square feet. We are planning on having some classes on the weekends. So far all our practitioners are weekdays however the classes wouldn’t be anything super loud so should not interfere with seeing clients. I love our space and all the current practitioners!

Here is who we are https://kingdomofbasil.com/about/

and craigslist ad (I’ve been so busy that I keep on forgetting to repost it)

https://post.craigslist.org/k/crECeaXu4xGhlSfTli72yw/VD9ys?

s=preview

Let me know if you are interested. I believe we talked briefly by email once.

[suzyk27]

See: https://westseattleblog.com/forum/topic/moving-sale-outdoor-and-mid-century-indoor-furniture

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/gms/4490907669.html

[suzyk27]

Prices have been slashed!

[bbonner]

Furniture for sale! Cash only, you haul. Can help you take it apart and bring it to your car. Will need SUV or tie to the roof of your car for table top or for the bookshelf portion of the desk (cannot be taken apart). All *resonable* offers considered.

Black & red mesh office chair, makes noise when you sit down, but WD40 should fix. $20/OBO.

Gorgeous solid oak table with six chairs and leaf. Table is 4ft wide (without leaf), and stands roughly 2.5 tall (average height). Leaf is 4ft long, and roughly 1.5 feet wide. Asking $120/OBO.

Black/brown IKEA expedit desk. Width: 60 5/8″, Depth: 31 1/8″, Height: 58 5/8″. Side of desk is bookshelf w/ 8 compartments. One compartment has insert w/ two drawers. Minor scratches on top where keyboard goes, otherwise perfect. Two pictured, selling one. Asking $125/OBO.

Chair: http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/fuo/4501620755.html

Desk: http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/fuo/4501613216.html

Table: http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/fuo/4501615433.html

[Sue]

I’ve been on Comcast TV and internet from 8pm until now (12:30am). Internet has been sluggish – pages hanging occasionally and long to load, though they ultimately do – but the TV has been fine.

[Mookie]

I dunno, Kevin; I had to give up on Comcast at least seven years ago when I lived just off Fauntleroy because of constant dropped connections. That’s how I learned Comcast is a cobbled together system of frequently old and or incompatible equipment systems they “bought up” as they expanded, and seem to spend as little as possible on upgrading or fixing. As someone who works at home, their (lack of) service quality wasn’t acceptable.

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Loathe to deal with them, and currently stuck with Clink DSL, so between a rock and a hard place. Still cursing that Gigabit Seattle thing cratered. The monopolies will only improve service/increase bandwidth and drop prices when they get actual competition.

[sumlov]

Daffy Duck and porky pig still slay me and I am vintage bin 1975.

[jidy6do621]

I was brave enough to put on the diving gear, but when it came to rolling backward off the dinghy into shark infested waters, I chickened out. The rest of them went in though, they met up with about 50 hammerheads, apparantly harmless, I hoped that they had a nice conversation with them, and felt very happy that I had not taken the plunge.

I might add here at the end that generating a truly random number just to create a unique div ID is way overkill. You don’t need a random number. Yessis is talking about when he says you will not want to land heel first. Keep the pace slow and relaxing..

There are often commission fees involved, and you have to purchase a specific amount,Running Nike Pas Cher, and delivery charges can be a factor. Some companies will provide you with bundles that will allow you to save money at tourist attractions. In contrast, beginners use “explicit” thinking, “consciously monitoring what they are doing as they build the neural framework supporting the task”. Imagine going to a supermarket for the first time, having seen no advertising or brand messages of any form.

j) Select Connect using my phone line. Press Next. It hurts all the time not terribly bad but a constant pain. and tylenol and ib profen don’t seem to make the pain go away. The wine is then racked off the cream of tartar during the next racking. I suggest you do this early in the racking and aging process of making red wine..

In this way, we are able to maintain muscle contraction and better rhythm of diastolic. In addition, there will be good coordinate and cooperate for activities between sport organs and internal organs.. Totally agree with the fine for aamir as he is still a pup and would have been easily lead. The other two should have bee banned from cricket, especially Butt, has been shady for many years.

The wheeling and dealing kicked into high gear. In October 2012, Titleist announced that it would not continue its relationship with McIlroy after Dec. The last option is the easiest and most accurate and can be used to search the Internet for pages in a certain area. This makes it easy to find nearby bars, restaurants and shops by geographically locating their websites..

The testing can be performed locally through your primary physician, or by the use of labs that can be found by searching the Internet. Prices at the time of this writing were in the $40 USD to $90 USD range. A person, who tries to show that he has love for his family members and never calls them or gets calls from them, he is a big liar, you should not trust on the person at all. The person, who says that every body did wrong with him and he is never responsible for anything; he is only avoiding his responsibilities and would not prove a good man for you..相关的主题文章:

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[Jeannie]

Thank you, JayDee. Frankly, I don’t know what it’s going to take to change people’s minds. I find that debating this issue does little good – people who love their guns tend to ignore the facts. And, if Sandy Hook, Columbine, Isla Vista, etc., etc., don’t change people’s minds, I don’t know what it will take.

[anonyme]

Apologies for drifting slightly off-topic, but when did the phrase “active shooter” become part of our everyday conversation?

[leamk]

Ooh, I love these! Most of my peeves have already been mentioned.

“Fewer” and “less” – ie: “There should be less cars in Seattle.” :/

When a crime is being described or written about and the perpetrator of the crime is described as a “gentleman”, ie: “The gentleman proceeded to punch me in the face and grab my wallet.” Seriously?

I do some social media work for my place of employment (law firm), and I wanted to retweet a tweet (Twitter) the other day, but couldn’t because it said “Are you an artist who has a leagal question?” It was a group for lawyers who support the arts in Washington. :/

[WSConvert]

We found Zuper Cleaning on Angie’s List about a year and a half ago and they’ve been doing a fantastic job on our weekly service at a very reasonable price! We are not home while they clean, but occasionally leave a note asking for special attention in one area, and we have never had a problem.

http://www.angieslist.com/companylist/us/wa/lynnwood/zuper-cleaning-services-reviews-6261509.htm

[wakeflood]

Joni did a perfectly Joni version of her own song on Miles of Aisles that might be my favorite.

Always loved her comment from that album about the difference between types of artists. Upon hearing folks yell song requests from the audience she said, “Nobody ever told Van Gogh, ‘hey man, paint Starry Night again’.”

[anonyme]

Cat described as not liking to be “pet”. Same cat described as having been “spaded”. Sounds like animal abuse to me.

“Rod” iron.

The document left behind by Isla Vista shooter Elliot Rodger described repeatedly by media as a “manifesto”. It was a diatribe, not a manifesto. While manifestos can also be written by narcissistic nut jobs, they usually contain some kind of political theory beyond misogynistic murder.

[miws]

Another couple of common-ish ones that are up there with loose(r)=lose(r), conveniently packaged in a sentence:

“I am SO greatful that the breaks on my car are good, because some nutcase, driving a white Escalade, aggressively tailgated me for a block, honking, while I was going 3 mph over the limit. Then they whipped around me and cut me off! I had to slam them on so herd, I thought I’d brake (less common error) my neck!”

Mike