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Sunshine Music Together, the eight-time ParentMap Golden Teddy Award Winner for Best Music Program in Seattle, is taking registrations now for their (virtual) spring session! Register online for a free sample class before the start of the semester!
Music Together is a research-based, internationally recognized early childhood music development program for children aged birth to five and their parents or caregivers. Classes include songs, rhythmic rhymes, movement, and instrument play—forty-five minutes of pure fun with your child every week!
Check out our spring schedule of classes and watch this video to learn what a Music Together Class is all about.
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Sunshine Music Together, the eight-time ParentMap Golden Teddy Award Winner for Best Music Program in Seattle, is taking registrations now for their (virtual) spring session! Register online for a free sample class before the start of the semester!
Music Together is a research-based, internationally recognized early childhood music development program for children aged birth to five and their parents or caregivers. Classes include songs, rhythmic rhymes, movement, and instrument play—forty-five minutes of pure fun with your child every week!
Check out our spring schedule of classes and watch this video to learn what a Music Together Class is all about.
Possibly someone thought it was free, but I put a dark blue plastic Adirondack chair next to the lending library for folks to sit and read on, on the NW corner 41st Ave SW and Heights Ave (Gatewood neighborhood). It was taken this morning in broad daylight.
Anyone know anything?
Looks like:
https://www.costco.com/Adirondack-Chair.product.100152232.htmlTopic: Organic Soil FREE
About 3 to 5 yards over near the Morgan Junction
This is decent organic soil. It’s mainly years and years of cedar tree debris that has decomposed over the years. I have about 3 to 5 yards. If you have a truck, you can back it up to the bottom of our front stairs.
You have to navigate a set up stairs, so buckets is probably easiest. If you brought some plywood or some sort of shoot, you could probably dump wheelbarrow loads from the top of the stairs into your truck bed. So the process would be shovel into wheelbarrow, wheel 20 ft, drop into bed. Repeat.
I have a wheel barrow,buckets and shovels you may use.
Message me at 2 Zero six 390 One Seven zero zero
Let me know when you would like to stop by and I will text back with my address.
Hi, I’m Sam Kothe, a 13 year old maker whose most recent project is building a small, simple mass spectrometer, a scientific instrument to detect what elements make up a substance. I’ve wanted to build some sort of apparatus like it (e.g., a nuclear fusion reactor, which I completely designed and parted out previously but which was vetoed by my mom) but cost has always been a major concern.
A mass spectrometer would likely cost under $100 to build except for the oscilloscope, required for reading out the graph of the data, which would triple the cost at $200 (including shipping, which is often 2-3x the listing price) even for the cheapest of used scopes on eBay – far beyond my budget.
I would likely need to borrow the scope for roughly 4-5 months, until I’ve completed the project. Thank you so much for your consideration, this has been a dream of mine for quite some time.
Thanks,
SamP.S. I’m following an article in the American Journal of Physics that can be found here: https://sci-hub.tw/https://doi.org/10.1119/1.1969211
Hi Everyone!
I work for KCTS 9 and we’ve been posing some fun “challenges” to the community to help lift spirits. I thought I’d share the latest if you’d like to participate. :)
At KCTS 9, we believe that our COMMUNITY is our greatest strength in times of adversity. The novel coronavirus has significantly changed the ways we interact with our family, friends and neighbors. In an effort to spread some joy during the difficult moment we’re all living in, we’re launching the OUR HEARTS LIVE HERE initiative. In the coming weeks, we’ll seek out and promote ways to safely bring our community together, something that’s core to our mission.
In March we asked you, our community, to decorate your homes in order to spread some joy during this difficult time and you delivered! We received so many amazing submissions that it was hard to choose just a few to feature…so we chose a bunch! You can view the submissions by clicking here. You can also click here to check out some of our favorites, which are also currently airing on KCTS 9.
For our next challenge, we want to see you, your kids, your pets or even your plants in your best “Mr. Rogers sweater”. Break out your cardigans and show us and your neighbors that we’re all in this together!
Post your sweaters by using #OurHeartsLiveHere and tagging @KCTS9. Make sure to nominate your friends on social media to participate! We’ll select some of our favorite submissions to be featured in segments that will air on KCTS 9 and shared out with our social media channels.
Finally, please share this with your family, friends and neighbors! The more people who participate the more we show we’re all in this together.
Here’s how to participate:
1) To be officially considered, fill out this form and include your name, e-mail and photo of your sweater(s)! Use the hashtag #OurHeartsLiveHere to share your work with the community.
2) Include the KCTS 9 flyer in your photo. Don’t have a printer at home? No problem. Just hand-write a sign that says “We’re participating in #OurHeartsLiveHere with KCTS 9!”
2) Follow all social distancing guidelines and stay at least 6 feet away from anyone who doesn’t live in your residence.
Our favorite submissions will be featured in spots aired on KCTS 9.
RNs don’t just heal peoples’ bodies—they can also touch their lives. If you’d like to have that kind of impact every day, Providence Mount St. Vincent is calling you. “The Mount” is an innovative care community primarily for older adults. Our West Seattle campus is home to more than 400 people. Our collaborative, interdisciplinary team is there to safeguard patients’ independence, dignity, and freedom to make decisions while allowing them to feel safe and secure. Your patients will include short-stay, sub-acute patients transitioning out of the hospital, as well as residents in long-term care.
Openings include full-time, part-time, and per diem (on-call) positions as well as multiple shifts. Right now, we’re offering a $5,000 bonus to external RN hires for positions 32 hours per week and above.
Apply Today! https://bit.ly/RNWestSeattle
Contact Jenna.Rossmeier@providence.org for more information.
Certified Nursing Assistants can improve lives in so many ways. It’s not just about your medical training—it’s also about your capacity to care. If that’s your mission, then Providence Mount St. Vincent is calling you. “The Mount” is an innovative care community primarily for older adults. Our West Seattle campus is home to more than 400 people. Our collaborative, interdisciplinary team is there to safeguard patients’ independence, dignity, and freedom to make decisions while allowing them to feel safe and secure. Your patients will include short-stay, sub-acute patients transitioning out of the hospital, as well as residents in long-term care.
Openings include full-time, part-time, and per diem (on-call) positions as well as multiple shifts. Right now, we’re offering a $500 bonus to external CNA hires for positions 32 hours per week and above.
Apply Today! https://bit.ly/NACWestSeattle
Since good health still reigns, I’ve begun sewing face masks for neighbors and medical personnel in my home studio in West Seattle, now in Week Three of “Shelter in Place.” The 2-ply 100% cotton masks are made according to the directions published in the New York Times; they are available in Adult and Petite sizes, and are attached by cotton ties. See pictures here.
I’m offering them on a complimentary basis to medical personnel upon request, and $5.00 each for other folks. Cash on delivery: pick them up at my home studio in West Seattle (with sufficient social distancing, of course). Limit: 6 per household.
For info, see my business website or just email me.
Honey Girl Books and Gifts website
email: juliawsea@gmail.comJulia
West Seattle neighbor
West Seattle, Washington
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