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[sweetpea0821]

[sweetpea0821]

(sorry about the repost, tried to bump the old one, but it wouldn’t let me. Thanks! ) Hope to see lots of you fabulous families tomorrow starting at 4 pm for our cartooning Santa!~!!!

[sweetpea0821]

(sorry about the repost, tried to bump the old one, but it wouldn’t let me. Thanks! ) Hope to see lots of you fabulous families tomorrow starting at 4 pm for our cartooning Santa!~!!!

[sweetpea0821]

(sorry about the repost, tried to bump the old one, but it wouldn’t let me. Thanks! ) Hope to see lots of you fabulous families tomorrow starting at 4 pm for our cartooning Santa!~!!!

[PangolinPie]

It wants a log in; this link seems to work though:

https://www.goldstar.com/seattle

[JanS]

but short on funds? Here’s a local list…with half price tickets…even Arts West “It’s A Wonderful Life”

https://www.goldstar.com/emails/45140?mal=1

[westseattlenaz]

To celebrate this Season tomorrow at 7PM West Seattle Church of the Nazarene is hosting poets, singers and dancers, offering free admission and free eats!! Please feel free to join us, we would be delighted to have you.

Lorenzo Tautua

Worship Leader

We can make room for a couple more acts if you’d like to perform. Mobile (206) 201-4975

Or find us on FB

https://m.facebook.com/westseattlenaz/?ref=bookmarks

[Smitty]

It was actually the most substantive debate to date. I implore people to either watch it themselves or go to something other than your bookmarked liberal sites to get a good summary.

They are really at the whim of the moderators – in this case CNN – who did a great job imo. Yes, a couple of sound bites that I am sure MSDNC ran over and over and over, but it certainly was not the bulk of the debate.

Jan that is not true about the debt. Are you talking yearly deficit?

https://www.treasurydirect.gov/govt/reports/pd/histdebt/histdebt_histo5.htm

[WSB]

Trying to see if I can find anything out about this. (Alan, whose site Mike linked, is a WSB commenter, I believe, and avid historian/community supporter, so he might know.) Just verifying – is it this house, which we featured in 2011?

https://westseattleblog.com/2011/12/west-seattle-christmas-lights-side-show-in-highland-park/

[miws]

mehud, I had forgotten about that house!

In looking the place up on Parcel Viewer, I found that it had been sold to an “Investors Trust” in 1984.

In searching the name of the trust, found this blog page, that includes several WS are properties.

You’ll need to scroll down almost all the way to find the “doll house”.

https://walkingriverview.wordpress.com/history/empty-houses-rowe-houses/

I only skimmed the page, so didn’t find anything that may answer your question, other than the blog author mentions that the woman who “sold” the house in 1984, would be 104 now. Now I have something new that’s of WS interest to check out later! :-)

Mike

[westseattle999]

I have about 100 sweaters in all sizes. Pickup in Alaska Junction area. $15 each.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/UglyChristmasSwtr14?ref=hdr_shop_menu

for a sample listing

[ARCjobs]

ARC, in partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation, is recruiting for a dynamic Ballet Instructor for the Winter 2016 season.

This position entails teaching Creative Ballet, Pre-Ballet, and other Ballet and dance classes. The instructor will also work in collaboration with other ballet instructors and community center staff. Some administrative and dance performance prep may be included.

Location: Hiawatha Community Center

Schedule: Days/times to be determined

Start date: Friday, January 6, 2016

End date: Ongoing

Pay range: $15 and up hourly DOE

Requirements:

•Over 18 years of age

•Must have experience with teaching ballet to various age groups

•Must pass criminal background check

•Must provide proof of eligibility to work in the US and valid photo ID

•Must sign up for direct deposit with either checking or savings account or Payroll Paycard

Position open until filled. Applications are reviewed as soon as it is received.

To apply, please visit my website at: https://chc.tbe.taleo.net/chc02/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=ASSOCIATED_RECREATION_COUNCIL&cws=1&rid=1386

ARC is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer committed to workforce diversity.

[ARCjobs]

Associated Recreation Council, the non-profit partner with Seattle Parks & Recreation, is currently looking for individuals who wish to actively support their communities while having fun and help provide a great experience for children ages 5-12. Our school-age care programs provide a fun, creative, safe, and welcoming environment for children to learn, play, and grow.

We are hiring for School-Age Child Care Counselor positions at various Community Centers across the Seattle area for the Before School and After School programs.

Available locations for school year programs include (additions/availability subject to change):

•Southwest Seattle: Alki, Delridge, Hiawatha, High Point, and South Park Community Centers, and Schmitz Park Elementary School

•Please indicate your preference of location(s) in your application/cover letter

School Year Schedule:

•Early September 2015 through mid-June 2016

•Monday – Friday up to 25 hours per week, split shift

•Available shifts are typically 7:00-9:00am and/or 3:00-6:00pm – times subject to change based on location and program needs

Our Counselors:

•Organize and lead programs and activities such as: arts and crafts, organized games, cultural activities, drama, music, story hour, sports, field trips, and other special projects and events

•Work with other staff to ensure the care and safety of participants at all times

•Must be willing to complete training for certification in First Aid/CPR, Food Handlers Permit, HIV/AIDS blood-borne pathogens education

Requirements:

•Eighteen years of age or older

•High School diploma/GED or transcripts of secondary education

•At least one year experience working with 5-12 year olds

•Experience with large groups of children is preferred

•Ability to commit to school year is strongly preferred

•Clear Tuberculosis results within the past year

•Current First Aid, CPR, and Food Handlers permit a plus

•Must pass criminal background check

•Must provide proof of eligibility to work in the US and valid government issued ID

•Must sign up for direct deposit with either checking or savings account or Payroll Paycard

There are several School-Age Child Care Counselor positions open throughout Seattle. Please visit our website to apply for this and other employment opportunities: http://www.arcseattle.org

To apply, please visit our website at: https://chc.tbe.taleo.net/chc02/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=ASSOCIATED_RECREATION_COUNCIL&cws=1&rid=1323

ARC is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer committed to work force diversity.

[CalaveRosa]

Fot those in Facebook you can see some pictures here. :)

https://m.facebook.com/groups/623716520980399?view=permalink&id=1101070486578331

[jon]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vLVMW8KnfBE

[sweetpea0821]

[schwaggy]

I’ve asked in the past but have forgotten your response. Are you able to change to forum software that includes secure email/ID-based login, thus reducing the ability for spammers to post here, while adding UI features that make visiting and contributing better?

Forums I frequent around the Internet include:

– Login via unique ID and strong passwords

– Send PM’s to other users, with email notification there’s a message

– Multiple SubForums/Categories

– And most importantly – The capability to continue reading threads at the last post read

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Internet_forum_software

[WSB]

Though the language this time around is Viking-ish … it’s all still emanating from Shenzhen, now in periodic microbursts that leave behind 100 or so spams we have to delete by hand. This too shall pass but in the meantime …

My favorite Shenzhen video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71MAFmlZzi0

Once the East Bloc dudes get atop the under-construction skyscraper, I wonder which of the ones beneath them are full of the spam squads… TR

[JanS]

On Dec. 6th, 2015 there is this. I’ve been for a few years now, and it’s always fun…great stories, Paul Dorpat (a legend in Seattle), good music…and always a crowd :)

https://townhallseattle.org/event/a-rogues-christmas/

[Ken]

Is this where I sign up for the war on Xmas?

Starbucks has little red cup tree ornaments this year :)

http://store.starbucks.com/red-holiday-cup-ornament-011051434.html

Most influential holiday video for me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-oVPVsCqs4

[metrognome]

the sole purpose of the Faux Noise ‘War on Xmas’ is so Bilious O’Reilly can bloviate until he turns bright red, thereby earning more green from his minions who buy his merchandise, not to mention his line of camel doo-doo. I’m waiting for him to hang tinsel from his ears.

for those of you who would prefer to buy from stores considered ‘naughty’ by the American ‘Family’ Association because they don’t use ‘Christmas’ in their holiday advertising (as if I need a reason to window shop at Victoria’s Secret!):

http://mic.com/articles/129163/hobby-lobby-nice-office-max-naughty-in-christian-group-s-list-of-approved-retailers#.p4QyyIEV5

and, most reputable scholars who study Middle East religions have concluded that the historical figure who may or may not have been Jesus (setting aside the question of divinity) was not born on or near Dec. 25th. This date was chosen by Catholic church authorities to co-opt the pagan celebration of Saturnalia, the Solstice, etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus

[waynster]

ok mike here you go you say jingle bells I say silent night lmfao……

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9LqRl7tqf4

[miws]

Especially if there’s dogs involved.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xam01uaj6Vg

[savoirfaire]

No easy answers indeed, and I appreciate your continuing the conversation, sna.

I’m wondering: do you know any specifics of cities that have restricted services to residents? I’d be curious to know how they implement it (how long you have to have a been a resident to qualify, how they actually move you on etc.), and how well it works (both for the cities and for the people they send away). It seems to me like it would be really difficult to administer in any consistent way.

I’ve often heard the speculation that people come to Seattle essentially to freeload because we’re known to be a place with good services, though I’ve never seen it documented. Even if people do come here because the safety net is rumored to be solid (which it isn’t really, except in comparison to other places), I can’t really fault anyone for wanting to have a chance at a decent life. Also, I do know that as an LGBTQ-friendly city Seattle can be a draw for young people who are threatened/abused/kicked out of the place they’re from; I can’t imagine deliberately sending someone in that situation back into known danger.

I guess that’s part of why the “housing first” approach works well – without housing, people can’t get stable, and without stability, people don’t stand any chance of addressing their barriers, whatever those might be. And incidentally, Salt Lake City is doing a much better job than we are on that front, so if people are gravitating anywhere for services, that’s probably a much better bet!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/inspired-life/wp/2015/04/17/the-surprisingly-simple-way-utah-solved-chronic-homelessness-and-saved-millions/

[sna]

I think it’s fair to ask why Seattle and a handful of other major cities are seeing a huge spike in homelessness while its declined 11% nationally since 2007.

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https://www.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/2014-AHAR-Part1.pdf