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  • #791135
    brittlestar
    Member

    Andrea, if you’re having trouble finding the time to clean your ferret cage, maybe consider re-homing the kitten to someone with more time for pets.

    https://westseattleblog.com/forum/topic/need-someone-to-clean-my-ferret-cage-2xmonth#post-408727

    #790983

    In reply to: Starbucks ban

    Ken
    Participant

    Use of e-cigarettes among youth can increase nicotine addiction and may lead to use of conventional tobacco products

    The king county ban is a blanket ban and covers Starbucks here too.

    If Starbucks wants to enforce that elsewhere on their own property then that is up to them and what they require on their own property is their choice.

    The King County ban is just a blanket health department rule that allows for fines of any business that allows the use of E-cig indoors and within the same 20 ft rule as cigarettes.

    This is one reason why there are very few places to buy real e-cig gear and liquids in King county

    Electronic cigarettes are useful as a means of harm reduction for current smokers who cannot quit. Note users call them PV’s as in Personal Vaporizers but since the public know them as “e-Cigarettes” then that is what I will use here.

    The harm reduction is not questioned by medical professionals that I have talked to. It is questioned by federal, state and local bureaucrats who have jobs, tax income and political constituencies that support myriad nanny state policies.

    I smoked 2 or more packs a day for 47 years starting when I was 10 years old. I started as a way to control nicotine withdrawal in the fall after working in tobacco fields during the grow and harvest seasons. (I did not know that at the time, I just knew it made me feel “normal” I absorbed it through my skin. School start was always delayed in NC until the end of the tobacco harvest. If you ever struggled with cold turkey nicotine withdrawal as an adult then imagine what it was to a kid. Cigarettes allowed me to not get expelled from school for fighting. (First day of first grade I spent the day in the office over an episode of defenestration.) (Look it up:)

    I never successfully quit for longer than it took to bum the price of a pack until I tried an electronic cigarette. That was May 9th 2012.

    My doctors were uniformly happy and encouraging. The primary health issues associated with cigarette smoke are not based on nicotine consumption. The are based on inhalation of smoke containing thousands of natural and artificial compounds including some which are created in the combustion process, 3000 of which are considered dangerous mainly due to the combustion process which created smoke particles which are hundreds of times smaller than the vapor droplets emitted by an e-cigarette. The smoke particles can reach and will often embed in parts of the lung and lung tissue which the larger vapor particles don’t reach. The nicotine in e-cigarettes is mainly absorbed through the mouth and trachea.

    pdf’s for more info on Harm reduction

    The use of ecigarettes as a harm reduction strategy to benefit public health

    Nitzkin

    http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/pdf/ecigcontext.pdf

    Obtained from the American Association of Public Health Physicians (AAPHP) at http://www.aaphp.org

    Electronic cigarettes as a harm reduction strategy for tobacco control

    Cahn and Siegel

    http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/pdf/article.jphp.pdf

    Anyone who wants more info on e-cigarettes or the hardware used to vaporize e-liquid can ask me. I can also repair some mods and I make my own e-liquid from unflavored nicotine with a vegetable glycerin base. Nothing wrong with propylene glycol which is classified by the U. S. Food and Drug Administration as “generally recognized as safe” (GRAS) for use as a direct food additive.

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

    But I prefer the greater viscosity of veg glycerin.

    I don’t like the King county ban since each business should be able and willing to ban whatever they see fit and not need third parties using specious science and Federal fear-mongering at the behest of the FDA’s bosom buddies in the Pharmacological industries who even now raise the price of nicotine gum, patches and lozenges to match local carton prices on cigarettes even when the cost increase is due to ever spiraling taxes on tobacco products.

    BTW the cost for my e-cigarette supplies for a month are around 30 dollars as opposed to the 300 for what are referred to as “analog” cigarettes.

    Yes I am still addicted to nicotine but now I have what I have wanted for a long time: a safe delivery system for nicotine at a fraction of the cost both in dollars and in health consequences.

    The damage I have done to my lungs and other parts is still there but it is not getting any worse :)

    But back to the topic: Starbucks will gain and lose probable equal numbers of customers for this move and it changes nothing in King County.

    In other parts of the country it may be selectively enforced since Starbucks does not own the sidewalk.

    #607739
    mightymo
    Participant

    Hi all,

    This small group is organizing a picnic from noon to 2 p.m. on June 22 at Roxhill Park. Any families with adopted children are welcome to attend. We have a Facebook group but you don’t have to have a Facebook account to join in.

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/537935992889339/

    We hope to meet some more adoptive families in the community!

    #790994

    In reply to: Where can I get worms?

    Que
    Member
    #791002
    shed22
    Participant

    #607731
    rachelharrington
    Participant

    We’re hosting another show at our place! House concerts are the best way to hear live music – totally unamplified in an intimate, listening room setting. Our past few house concerts have sold out so reserve your seats asap!

    Date/Time: Sunday June 16, 2013 – 7:30-9:30

    Location: 4021 36th Ave SW, West Seattle, WA

    Hosts: Steve Duda & Rachel Lyn Harrington

    Event Info Briefly: Eric Taylor is a legendary Texas singer-songwriter whose newest album features Lyle Lovett, Nanci Griffith and others. $15 donation at the door, all proceeds go to the artist. BYOB. A brief opening set by Rachel Lyn Harrington starts at 7:30.

    Facebook Event Page:

    https://www.facebook.com/events/510867632311264/

    RSVP is required! Seating is limited to 40. To reserve, email Rachel & Steve at

    WestSeattleHouseConcert(at)yahoo.com

    #790881
    luckymom30
    Participant

    MEOW Cat Rescue in Kirkland

    https://www.facebook.com/MEOWCatRescue

    Location

    10600 NE 68th, Suite F

    Kirkland, WA 98033

    (p) 425.822.6369

    This cat may be older and loses its sight but it still could lead a normal life if given a chance.

    http://cats.about.com/od/amyshojai/a/8-ways-to-help-a-blind-cat.htm

    #790855
    furryfaces
    Participant

    Just a little note that during the sale, we will be accepting donations of cat food or $Dollars$ to purchase cat food for three local food banks.

    Please see our recent posting for more info:

    https://westseattleblog.com/forum/topic/cat-food-drive-this-weekend-at-our-june-plant-sale

    Thanks and looking forward to seeing folks!

    #607701
    Jeff H
    Participant

    Stu is at it again, and I’ll be helping with his DIY Bikes project. Yes…free bicycle repair!

    Where: West Seattle Tool Library, Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, 4408 Delridge Way SW

    When: Sunday, June 2nd, 1-5pm

    Why: Because it’s free and you can learn a lot.

    Event info also posted at:

    http://westseattlebikeconnections.org/events/diy-bikes-free-bicycle-repair-2013-06-02/

    #635691
    WSB
    Keymaster
    WSB
    Keymaster

    #790734

    In reply to: Tim Sweeney Plumbing

    Talaki34
    Participant

    Try this:

    https://sites.google.com/site/sweeneysplumbing/

    If you are unable to contact him and are in need of a plumber: Tom at Affordable Plumber 206.931.3365

    #790705
    miws
    Participant

    Sorry this happened to you, Phil.

    Did you contact the Police?

    You should be able to report it online, here:

    https://web1.seattle.gov/doit/sso/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fpolice%2frecords%2fPoliceReports%2fDefault.aspx&IsReturnUrlSSL=false

    Note that you will have to create an online account with the City website, if you don’t have one already.

    Best of luck to you on getting your stuff back.

    Mike

    #790526
    Genesee Hill
    Participant
    #790504
    guidosmom
    Member

    Wow! I hope the mystery is solved. I have had fish go missing from tanks (completely vanish) but the mystery was always solved. My favorite was a beta fish that was found in our basement in a spider web! Anyway, I would try posting on the Greater Seattle Aquarium Society’s facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/gsas.org and ask if anyone has any idea what could have happened. Or, which shops in the area buy koi. I am so sorry for your loss. I hope you are able to recover them if they were stolen. I can’t imagine being able to catch that many fish in such a short time without being noticed though.

    #790492

    In reply to: Helicopter for WHAT?

    Ken
    Participant

    For some with PTSD, helicopter noise IS the end of the world.

    https://www.ptsdforum.org/c/threads/helicopters-overhead-anxiety-rising-rant.25282/

    Personally I grew up with flocks of helicopters training for air cavalry and VN tactics several time a day flying so low the pilots waved back at us kids on the school playground so by highschool I did not hear helicopter noise until I noticed others looking up.

    The city does not have enough decibel meters to properly enforce the anti noise ordinances on the books. Something MUST be done to curb the TV news disregard for its noise pollution.

    I may be biased though. I hold tv news in the same regard I do a fresh dog turd in my shoe.

    #607591
    PangolinPie
    Participant

    I wrote up a review (with photos) of Harry’s fried chicken (served at Beveridge Place Pub) if anyone’s curious to see the delish food as it was served there:

    https://plus.google.com/117278271375876871399/posts/8hcuTpYWfJM

    Long story short: loved it.

    #790400

    In reply to: Nickelsville Needs

    JanS
    Participant

    this is if you are offering a job, not advertising your business:

    Per the rules at the top:

    You cannot just open a topic soliciting customers or posting a “rave” about your own business. Thanks very much to those who spot those quickly and report them. This site is a commercial, advertiser-supported business – just like a commercial newspaper, TV station, radio station, etc. – and if you are interested in advertising your business on WSB, that information is available here:

    https://westseattleblog.com/blog/?page_id=4002

    miws
    Participant

    Okay folks, the first day of the Plant Sale is here! Starts at 10:00 am and runs until 4:00 pm, at 3809 46th Av SW, in the Charlestown Neighborhood.

    And don’t forget, one of the events at this event is the Tag Your Pet it Ain’t Grafitti! event! (The Furry Face Gang are fun lovin’ Animal Lovers and Advocates. They ain’t Grammarians!)

    Anyway today is the 33rd anniversary of Mt. St. Helens’ big eruption. There’s gonna be another big eruption today; an eruption of plants AND fun, at the 14th Annual Furry Faces Plant Sale!

    See you there!

    Mike

    miws
    Participant

    F3, do you mean here?

    https://www.facebook.com/events/501344926594666/

    ;-)

    Mike

    furryfaces
    Participant

    …Furry Faces Foundation’s Plant Sale this coming weekend, May 18th & 19th, from 10 – 4 pm, at 3809 46th Ave SW. We offer colorful, aluminum pet id tags for both cats and dogs, engraved on the spot, for just $5.00 each. A great price and the #1 way your pet will be returned to you if it goes missing.

    More Info: https://www.facebook.com/#!/events/501344926594666/

    The Problem

    Only 2 -3 % of unidentified, lost cats are reunited with their people; the unidentified, lost dog reunite rate is only 13% – 15%. Eighty percent of pet owners believe it is important for their pets to wear pet ID, but only 33% actually have their pets wear tags.

    An Affordable Solution

    These are frightening, and often heartbreaking numbers for people that have pets and this is where F3 can provide an inexpensive method for people to increase the likelihood of reuniting with their pets! It’s simple. It’s affordable. It’s a pet tag made for you on the spot!’

    Funds we raise from pet tag sales will be rolled back into ‘Tag Your Pet…It Ain’t Graffiti’ so we can provide free pet tags and collars to our clients who are financially restricted. All animals want to be reunited with their people and we want to help increase their odds of success.

    The Experts Chime In With Study Results

    ‘Simply said, a collar & ID tag is the most direct method to reunite pets with their people’, Dr. Weiss of ASPCA. http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/21/the-importance-of-pet-tags

    “The return-to-owner rate is abysmal for cats. If we could get cat owners to try using a collar with identification, it would be a big deal.†Dr. Linda Lord, Assistant Professor of Veterinary Preventative Medicine, Ohio State University. http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/catcollar.htm

    furryfaces
    Participant

    We are back for our 14th year of plant sales!

    On May 18th & 19th, 10 am-4 pm, we will have 1,000+ reasonably priced, healthy, nursery quality perennials, annuals and vegetables, including our now infamous tomato plants. Selection includes Spiderwort, Heliotrope, Rosemary, Lavender, Cinnamon Basil, Angelonia, Japanese Iris, Catnip and Catmint, Hens ‘n’ chicks, Veggies, Succulents; Dianthus, Lychnis, Sage, Salvias, Semperviums, Heuchera, Violas,

    Pansies, shade plants,and much, much more.

    Our plant sale will be elegant and super easy to shop this year! Why? ‘Glad you asked! Ventana Construction (WSB sponsor) generously donated the design and build of our new ‘Plant Terrace’!These plant tables are beautiful and look like a waterfall of plants just trying to flow into your arms. You won’t be able to resist!

    All plant sale proceeds fund Furry Faces Foundations’ three programs which support animals whose humans are financially restricted—‘It’s Hip, To Be Snipped’, ‘Oliver’s Fund’, and ‘Tag Your Pet…it ain’t graffiti’..

    To find out more about our group ‘Like’ us on Facebook!

    https://www.facebook.com/furryfacesfoundation?ref=tn_tnmn

    #607506
    wsn00b
    Participant

    RE:

    https://westseattleblog.com/2013/05/update-fire-at-notorious-36th-and-morgan-house-blamed-on-spontaneous-combustion

    Are there strong patterns that indicate future nuisance properties? Junk, inoperable vehicle storage? Does a neighborhood have to wait till we get a burning crackhouse? DPD’s enforcement process feels rather soft. DPD has been responsive with a complaint with a similar nearby degrading property with 5 junk cars (and what I suspect to be a few stolen bicycles) in the backyard. However, I doubt that process will have a positive outcome. I don’t want DPD to turn into a despotic HOA but there have to be a better “nip-in-the-bud” approaches to deal with these properties.

    Thoughts?

    #789907

    In reply to: Say it aint so

    WSB
    Keymaster

    I can’t believe anybody took the Wal-Mart April Fool’s prank seriously, which is the ONLY reason I could IMAGINE anybody even thinking a WM would be built there. The fake sign was there for maybe 12 hours. But in addition to this post’er, somebody on our FB page claimed the construction workers told her/him it was to be a WM. Completely wrong, sorry:

    First West Seattle April Fool’s sighting of the day…

    We have covered this site for going on six years. Including the story that is still linked in the sidebar “BIG STORIES” list, published here on Thursday, including background. As noted, it’s apartments plus LA Fitness.

    BULLETIN: Construction about to resume at ‘The Hole’

    And also as noted, WF is going in at the megaproject that will likely start work before year’s end across the street, where the gas station/funeral home/abandoned car lots are now, 40th/Alaska/Fauntleroy/Edmunds.

    TR

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