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The STOP N’ SHOP thrift is lucky to be the recipient of many wonderful donations from the community, ranging from furniture, clothing, and electronics. We also have many return customers looking for that special something and they could use your help. We need a volunteer to greet customers, be available for questions, help with merchandising and laundry.
Happily, the proceeds from the store provide financial support that keep the many wonderful programs running at the Senior Center of West Seattle.
Hours: Saturday from 1-4pm
Please complete our online application at https://scws.typeform.com/to/DBaLgg or contact the Volunteer Coordinator, at 206-932-4044 or via email at jillk@soundgenerations.org to learn more!
If so, the Senior Center Stop N’ Shop has a great volunteer opportunity for you as a Product Tester. We need someone to test incoming electronic donations, such as coffee makers, crock pots, radios, etc. to ensure they work before we sell them. You may also help research products to help determine pricing. 3 hours per week, you choose the day!
The STOP N’ SHOP thrift store is lucky to be the recipient of many wonderful donations from the community, ranging from furniture, clothing, and electronics. Happily, the proceeds provide financial support that keep the many wonderful programs running at the Senior Center of West Seattle.
Please complete our online application at https://scws.typeform.com/to/DBaLgg or contact the Volunteer Coordinator, at 206-932-4044 or via email at jillk@soundgenerations.org to learn more!
It’s a full house at Kitty Harbor this weekend! Race on down to Kitty Harbor to meet:
• 7 Sexy Adults
• 50 Spectacular Teens & Silly KittensWe will be open both Saturday and Sunday, from noon to 4 pm.
3422 Harbor Ave SW
(West) Seattle, 98106
206-935-1919
So we left the cape. We were desperate for new Ice charts. We got them, they showed us we could sail up past Chelyuskin in open sea !! but then the Laptev sea was still blocked for us. BUT we were on a roll, we tried to get as far as we could, but the ice was so thick , you could have skied faster. So, we had to retrace our route. We are now anchored by the shore against some fast ice.
Ships Log : Laptev Sea – Anchored for night by shore against some fast ice 21:38 UTC 9 Aug 2016
The Polar Ocean Challenge is taking a two month journey that will see them go from Bristol, Alaska, to Norway, then to Russia through the North East passage, back to Alaska through the North West passage, to Greenland and then ultimately back to Bristol. Their objective, as laid out by their website, was to demonstrate “ that the Arctic sea ice coverage shrinks back so far now in the summer months that sea that was permanently locked up now can allow passage through. â€
Saturday August 13 – 10am – 3pm
8103 28th Ave SW (& Elmgrove)Paintball guns
Furniture
Kids toys, books and supplies (including a radio flyer trike, tiny baby grand, kelty hiking backpack and more!)
Small kitchen gadgets (rice cooker, crock pot, breadmaker, etc.)
Small toolsSee Craiglist link with photos
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/gms/5726694510.htmllast seen yesterday morning at our house near 37th and Thistle. He’s a grey/brown tabby, about 3 years old. Friendly and fearless, unfortunately…
If you have info, please call or text 206-418-8952 and we would be super grateful!
Thanks!
-MC
Many people seem to sell things at yard sales that not only *they* don’t want, but *nobody* really would want.
This is not one of those sales.
We have accumulated a number of things we no longer need or have been stored and have sat around unused for too long.
A short list of some of the items we will have for sale:
* Ikea desk (79″ x 24″)
* Brother sewing machine
* Yamaha electric guitar / amp
* Snowboard, boots, bindings
* Logitech X-530 5.1 surround sound speakers
* Kid’s clothes and toys
* Books
* Misc. home decor (including items from Pottery Barn)
* Tile cutter and tile tools
* And much, much, more!
Within the foreseeable future climate model tuning will continue to be necessary as the prospects of constraining the relevant unresolved processes with sufficient precision are not good.
EXPLAINING THE TRICK
The claim is made that the past temperature data has certain flaws that lower global warming predictions. Then it is said if those flaws are applied against the temperature data used in the models — then suddenly, the predictions of the models lower to match the predictions of the past flawed temperature data.
The conclusion drawn, being that only if you deliberately apply flaws to the models do they predict wrongly.
The first trick is that the models have totally different flaws than the supposed flaws in the temperature data. The models are assumed to be perfect and their flaws and failure to mimic reality are not addressed.
The second trick is that when you blow off their BS, what the author’s are really saying is that the temperature data they use in their models is correct — and the measured real world temperature data is incorrect and must be altered to match the temperature data already being used in the models. In other words, real world data must be altered so that when it is plugged into the models it gives the modelers the answers they want. The models are perfect — it is the real world data that is wrong. ( That, of course, is the main pillar of AGENDA climate science — the real world data is wrong. )
There is absolutely no proof here that the climate models are correct. There is plenty of proof that the people who wrote the below two papers are grifters.
It’s almost funny. But it will get funnier when they discover that the models are seriously flawed. They are, because they have a much too high climate forcing by CO2 built in. So, when they discover the error they will be faced with this dilemma : how to re-adjust the now adjusted earlier adjustments. It will come straight out of a Monty Python script. It seems to me that they are continuing to operate under the same flawed assumption that has plagued this whole subject from the start – namely that all you have to do in order to accurately project climate in the future is retroactively tweak climate models to fit the past. While that might work in some more confined scientific disciplines, I do not see how it can achieve the accuracy claimed for a system as complex and chaotic as the Earth’s climate – about which we are still largely in the dark and figuratively grasping at straws.
Before you vote be sure to see CLINTON CASH doc, based on NY Times bestseller.
Join Furry Faces tomorrow, July 29th, 5 pm – 8 pm, at Stay Doggie Daycare & Boarding, for Yappy Hour! Address: 10027 14th Ave SW
Details
Come join us for Yappy Hour! Come one come all dog or not. Bring your dog. Cocktails & bites will be served.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1765231690429273/Just drive by 2714 37th Ave SW and pickup what you want – thanks.
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There are some free beams there as well.
We would love to tap into your creative skills as a graphic designer to help us with some display advertising for the center.
The Senior Center of West Seattle strives to promote independence and life enjoyment by providing access to medical /legal services, community housing resources, lifelong learning opportunities and social events to keep seniors engaged in our community.
If you are interested, please complete our online application at https://scws.typeform.com/to/DBaLgg or contact the Volunteer Coordinator, at 206-932-4044 x 8 or via email at jillk@soundgenerations.org to learn more!
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