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    Byrdhouse
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    Hello All! I am looking for a forever home for my 3 year old lab/chow mix, Reggae. He is housebroken, great with children and a wonderful companion for all ages. He is great with other dogs and even has a few long time friends at West Crest dog park! Reggae loves to sing along with commercial jingles and Disney junior theme songs. All his shots are up to date and he has been microchipped. I think he would do best with an owner that has access to outdoor activities or maybe even a yard to run around. He is 100 lbs and loves to exert energy. Three words to describe him: Lovable, nature seeker, mellow. Contact me by email if you are interested or have a possible match in mind. Thanx!

    byrd.waters83@gmail.com

    #816701
    rw
    Participant

    I just saw this article, (http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/radioshack-files-chapter-11-bankruptcy-after-years-losses-n301161) which included the following:

    “RadioShack … says it will sell up to 2,400 stores.

    “Part of its bankruptcy plan calls for an asset purchase agreement with Standard General and Sprint to use a “store-in-store” model that would allow the RadioShack name to exist in as many as 1,750 of the acquired shops. Other underperforming locations would shutter. The branding on the surviving stores would primarily feature Sprint.”

    I have always appreciated the convenience of the Junction Radio Shack and occasionally the Westwood store for odds and ends, although I have wondered about their viability. Still, if specialty chains can make a business selling lightbulbs or batteries then I would think that Radio Shack stores could be profitable as well.

    #821348
    Jd seattle
    Participant

    Below is a copy and pasted post from another local forum I am a member of. The gentlemen is a molecular biologist and explains the toxic issues. I am not posting it in defense of anti-vaccination as I believe The benefits of vaccinations far outweigh the risk, just thought it was good info on the subject that is easy to understand. Sorry, it’s a long one

    “So my wife calls me before work from good ole Mississippi (on a work trip to one of their engine plants) and tells me Rand Paul had an interview with some ditz about mandatory vaccines. I’ve been busy at work so have not been paying attention to news and haven’t had time to login here for a while. I was amazed at the idiots and the idiotic statements I saw when looking at the media hype. When Doc closed the other vaccine thread, I had a few people PM me saying thanks for the scientific data I had posted so I thought I would post a new thread to just focus on the Toxic effects of vaccine ingredients. Vaccines do work, the science is sound. The issue these days is what the companies put in them and how the viral material is grown. If they had no adjuvants or preservatives (which means they would need to be fresh and can’t sit for a long time), they would be much better.

    I had a feeling this Influenza season as well as the crap I saw with Ebola, would end with a hysteria about vaccines, even though the Flu vaccine didn’t work. I was surprised it came up as a Measles hysteria though. We had the Ebola hysteria, which I tried to tell people was a joke. As a Molecular Biologist, who works with infectious viral samples, I saw all the hype on TV and could see the ignorance about the disease transmission and actual chances of contagion, unless it had mutated more than any vaccine has so quickly.

    For those who never read my other posts, I am currently a Molecular Biologist, and just happen to be testing HPV tonight. Have been in Molecular for 6 years and before that I was a Toxicologist for 20 years. Did research in Tox as well, attended Pathology conferences in DC, trips to NIH, offered head of R&D at Research Triangle Park in NC (which I turned down to stay in Seattle). In College I was leaning towards either being Pathologist or get my PhD in Immunology. So I have been thoroughly trained in drugs, toxins, immunological responses, disease states, etc. I also consulted with MD’s and Pathologists as well as Poison Control when they had questions concerning drug interactions, overdose, etc.

    I want to mainly show data on Toxic, adverse effects because I keep hearing from people who do not know anything about drugs or their effects say vaccines are totally safe. They also say they are totally effective, which is not correct. A vaccine will normally decrease your chances of getting an infection, if you are healthy. It does not always do that for a myriad of reasons. One big reason is a virus can mutate but also a vaccine (due to adjuvants) will decrease your immune system for a period of time. It can be a shock when you inject aluminum to stimulate a response and when you use multiple viral types (as in a quad vaccine, MMR, etc). Lastly, many vaccines are attenuated (live virus used) and if not processed correctly, they can contain strands of infectious viral material. You can also end up with other types of virus from the cells they are grown in.

    As to toxic substances in vaccines, you can easily find sites that list them but CDC also lists some of them. Thimerosal contains mercury (ethyl vs methyl) but the normal pediatric vaccines do not contain it any longer. I believe all of the the multi organism shots do still. I saw a site somewhere that listed the compounds and will try to find it again.

    http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/additives.htm

    To the main point: knowing what the toxic substances are really doesn’t matter though. If you are looking at a vaccine because the risk of infection is greater than any risk from toxins or even other viral material from the cells (monkey, bovine, etc) that the virus is grown in, you should ALWAYS look at the manufacturers insert. It must contain adverse reactions they have found. Different manufacturers make different vaccines and there are many different ways to make them so some are safer than others. Make an educated and logical decision. Don’t believe anyone, even me. Read for yourself. We spend all kinds of time protecting ourselves by studying guns. We should do the same with health. Some day you may have to protect yourself with a firearm. You will die someday of a disease or of old age so why not spend some time on learning health issues also?

    Inserts can be requested from any pharmacy but here are a couple sites. One is from John’s Hopkins. I’ll also list some of the adverse reactions from Merck’s MMR II insert since the hysteria seems to be about Measles.

    Basic Toxicology states that non-toxic substances (in normal doses, not overloading a bodily system), will cause no adverse reactions. If a substance causes any adverse reactions, it means there is something in it that is causing the damage to an organ or system. Either the person cannot handle the chemical, virus, metal, animal cells, etc or the damage is caused by substances which are listed toxins (mercury, formaldehyde).

    http://www.vaccinesafety.edu/package_inserts.htm

    http://www.immunize.org/packageinserts/

    MMR II ( a Live vaccine) adverse reactions, from Merck Insert:

    http://www.merck.com/product/usa/pi_circulars/m/mmr_ii/mmr_ii_pi.pdf

    ADVERSE REACTIONS

    The following adverse reactions are listed in decreasing order of severity, without regard to causality, within each body system category and have been reported during clinical trials, with use of the marketed vaccine, or with use of monovalent or bivalent vaccine containing measles, mumps, or rubella:

    Body as a Whole

    Panniculitis; atypical measles; fever; syncope; headache; dizziness; malaise; irritability.

    Cardiovascular System

    Vasculitis.

    Digestive System

    Pancreatitis; diarrhea; vomiting; parotitis; nausea.

    Endocrine System

    Diabetes mellitus.

    Hemic and Lymphatic System

    Thrombocytopenia (see WARNINGS, Thrombocytopenia); purpura; regional lymphadenopathy;

    leukocytosis.

    Immune System

    Anaphylaxis and anaphylactoid reactions have been reported as well as related phenomena such as angioneurotic edema (including peripheral or facial edema) and bronchial spasm in individuals with or without an allergic history.

    Musculoskeletal System

    Arthritis; arthralgia; myalgia.

    Arthralgia and/or arthritis (usually transient and rarely chronic), and polyneuritis are features of infection with wild-type rubella and vary in frequency and severity with age and sex, being greatest in adult females and least in prepubertal children. This type of involvement as well as myalgia and paresthesia, have also been reported following administration of MERUVAX II.

    Chronic arthritis has been associated with wild-type rubella infection and has been related to persistent virus and/or viral antigen isolated from body tissues. Only rarely have vaccine recipients developed chronic joint symptoms.

    Following vaccination in children, reactions in joints are uncommon and generally of brief duration. In women, incidence rates for arthritis and arthralgia are generally higher than those seen in children (children: 0-3%; women: 12-26%),{17,56,57} and the reactions tend to be more marked and of longer duration. Symptoms may persist for a matter of months or on rare occasions for years. In adolescent girls, the reactions appear to be intermediate in incidence between those seen in children and in adult women. Even in women older than 35 years, these reactions are generally well tolerated and rarely interfere with normal activities.

    Nervous System

    Encephalitis; encephalopathy; measles inclusion body encephalitis (MIBE) (see CONTRAINDICATIONS); subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE); Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS); acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM); transverse myelitis; febrile convulsions; afebrile convulsions or seizures; ataxia; polyneuritis; polyneuropathy; ocular palsies; paresthesia.

    Experience from more than 80 million doses of all live measles vaccines given in the U.S. through 1975 indicates that significant central nervous system reactions such as encephalitis and encephalopathy, occurring within 30 days after vaccination, have been temporally associated with measles vaccine very rarely.{58} In no case has it been shown that reactions were actually caused by vaccine. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has pointed out that “a certain number of cases of encephalitis may be expected to occur in a large childhood population in a defined period of time even when no vaccines are administered”. However, the data suggest the possibility that some of these cases may have been caused by measles vaccines. The risk of such serious neurological disorders following live measles virus vaccine administration remains far less than that for encephalitis and encephalopathy with wild-type measles (one per two thousand reported cases).

    Post-marketing surveillance of the more than 200 million doses of M-M-R and M-M-R II that have been distributed worldwide over 25 years (1971 to 1996) indicates that serious adverse events such as encephalitis and encephalopathy continue to be rarely reported.{17}

    There have been reports of subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) in children who did not have a history of infection with wild-type measles but did receive measles vaccine. Some of these cases may have resulted from unrecognized measles in the first year of life or possibly from the measles vaccination. Based on estimated nationwide measles vaccine distribution, the association of SSPE cases to measles vaccination is about one case per million vaccine doses distributed. This is far less than the association with infection with wild-type measles, 6-22 cases of SSPE per million cases of measles. The results of a retrospective case-controlled study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggest that the overall effect of measles vaccine has been to protect against SSPE by preventing measles with its inherent higher risk of SSPE.{59}

    Cases of aseptic meningitis have been reported to VAERS following measles, mumps, and rubella vaccination. Although a causal relationship between the Urabe strain of mumps vaccine and aseptic meningitis has been shown, there is no evidence to link Jeryl LynnTM mumps vaccine to aseptic meningitis.

    Respiratory System

    Pneumonia; pneumonitis (see CONTRAINDICATIONS); sore throat; cough; rhinitis.

    Skin

    Stevens-Johnson syndrome; erythema multiforme; urticaria; rash; measles-like rash; pruritis.

    Local reactions including burning/stinging at injection site; wheal and flare; redness (erythema); swelling; induration; tenderness; vesiculation at injection site.

    Special Senses — Ear

    Nerve deafness; otitis media.

    Special Senses — Eye

    Retinitis; optic neuritis; papillitis; retrobulbar neuritis; conjunctivitis.

    Urogenital System

    Epididymitis; orchitis.

    Other

    Death from various, and in some cases unknown, causes has been reported rarely following vaccination with measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines; however, a causal relationship has not been established in healthy individuals (see CONTRAINDICATIONS).”

    #821347
    wakeflood
    Participant

    VBD, I suspect this quote from J.K. Galbraith might apply to your question:

    “Faced with the choice between changing one’s mind and proving that there is no need to do so, almost everyone gets busy on the proof.”

    #821336
    VBD
    Participant

    c@lbob, I don’t remember calling anybody stupid. If something I said came off that way, I apologize.

    I agree with your post above, in terms of lethal dose, and the amount of nuclear waste we have to deal with. Waste is a huge problem with nuclear power. However, waste is not the same as pollution.

    From the beginning, it was established that the only acceptable pollution from nuclear power is zero. So all waste is captured. We have accumulated nearly 100,000 tons of waste in this country. That’s enough to fill 10 train cars to capacity. But the key issue here is that we have it. It isn’t 100,000 tons of pollution.

    Contrast that to the consumption of coal in the US: nearly 2 billion tons. Most of the waste goes right into the air. Imagine the waste problem we would have if we held coal to the same standard we hold nuclear.

    Now, to clarify: I am NOT saying nuclear waste is no more dangerous than coal waste. Nuclear waste, pound or pound is MUCH more dangerous. What I’m saying is that nuclear pollution is negligible, where coal (and gas/oil) pollution is enormous.

    As for the radioactive part, all fossil fuels contain trace amounts of thorium and uranium. Even though there is only a fraction of a percent, the sheer volume of fuel burned sends up a significant amount of these radioactive elements into the air. And the fact is that the radioactive pollution from fossil fuels exceeds the pollution from nuclear.

    http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coal-ash-is-more-radioactive-than-nuclear-waste/

    #821325
    JTB
    Participant

    Cutting to the heart of the matter, namely how we percieve things, Dilbert says, science failings

    Julie
    Member

    You could use Richard Feynman’s solution: https://biocontrolbeat.wordpress.com/2010/06/02/richard-feynmans-nontoxic-ant-ferry/ …but you need a lot of patience!

    : )

    Austin78704
    Participant

    Variety of items for sale:

    Steelcase Criterion office chair – $126

    Ergonomic Rollermouse (new) – $110

    Wooden airplane (handmade) – $26

    Placemats, napkins, runner – $32

    Electric facial brush – $24

    Coat/shoe rack – $30

    Handmade pottery – various prices

    Headlight bulbs for Suburu Outback – $23

    Photo album – $10

    BBQ Tools (new) – $20

    Sculpture (unique) – $410

    Candle holder (8 candles) – $79

    1981 Jazz Fest Poster (signed) – $375

    Women’s shoes – size 8 – $26

    Details available upon request – mjaustin123@yahoo.com

    #821227

    In reply to: Appliance Store?

    dhg
    Participant

    Tried Albert Lee because they have so many items to choose from. It got a little confusing so we left without buying anything. Stopped in at Wiseman’s where it looks like there’s just room for a few vacuum cleaners. They had exactly the dishwasher I wanted, at the right price, but then they asked what was wrong with the one I had and suggested sending a guy to check it out first. That guy was able to fix it. So, no sale this time but they’ll be my first stop next time.

    #821226

    In reply to: Appliance Store?

    trickycoolj
    Participant

    Wiseman x 1000! They had better prices than the big box stores and Albert Lee when I was shopping for my Washer/Dryer combo and their install crew got the stack up my 3ft wide townhouse stairs to the 3rd floor. I don’t know how they worked that magic! After I went in on a Saturday afternoon and chatted about the various machines they had, they gave me all the model numbers that fit my needs so I could research on my own, I was able to call and complete the sale over the phone when I decided which set I wanted.

    Wiseman also gave me good advice on the future of my refrigerator which I did buy from Best Buy without any help… they warned me that I’ll have trouble finding anyone in the area that services the brand I bought should anything go wrong (eeek!) wish I would have done my research first before hastily buying a refrigerator when I was in the closing process with my house.

    #821223

    In reply to: Appliance Store?

    justducky
    Participant

    Thank-you for the replies!

    Didn’t realize Albert Lee had a store in Southcenter, I remember my parent buying a fridge from them when I was a kid. (I wouldn’t consider them ‘big box’ since they are locally owned)

    #821220

    In reply to: Appliance Store?

    Barry2012
    Participant

    Echo Albert Lee in Southcenter. They are delivering on Saturday with haul away of old appliances. They are having a sale now too. Speak to Diana Raynor-She helped us out and was fantastic!

    #821219

    In reply to: Appliance Store?

    mehud7
    Participant

    May be ‘big box,’ but just purchased a washer/dryer at Albert Lee at Southcenter. It was quick, painless, and delivered/set up quickly. They hauled the old unit away for free too.

    #821065
    datamuse
    Participant

    I got a flyer in my mailbox inviting me to join, which is more than I’ve seen from any previous ownership (I’ve never been to this gym).

    #820867
    SJoy
    Participant

    I am absolutely certain this guy was going through mailboxes to steal mail. He did not have any flyers either. He just opened mailboxes and then closed them. At one point, a woman and her child came out to play, he was across the street and he acted like he was doing something with the mailbox to conceal what he was really doing, but it was still obvious. I thought it was a little odd at first too because it was early and I know the mail hadn’t been delivered but I saw him many times, and actually followed him for a long time.

    #821044
    transplantella
    Participant

    seopgal has written a very good and useful post.

    I would add a few details about unemployment or as it is now known “Worksource”.

    You can easily open a claim over the phone, and I am sure according to your description you will be eligible for full benefits. You will have a ‘waiting week’ before you start to recieve any payment, so you want to file your claim right away.

    Of course they will quickly innundate your mailbox with brochures and forms and notices. You will be required to go to several meetings at the office on Rainier, including the initial orientation meeting. Anytime Worksource issues you a mandatory appointment, you had better be there, on time. Period.

    The people who work at the Rainier office are actually pretty good. (Avoid at all costs dealing with the Northgate branch. Just don’t.)

    The most important thing to continuing your unemployment benefits is to fill out the weekly work search log PERFECTLY- to the last comma, www. and spelling of all contact names with appropriate capital letters. They go over those work logs with a fine tooth comb. Any small oversight or mistake will trigger an audit going back for the entire claim.

    I’m writing this entire post just to tell you about Raymond. Raymond is a case worker at Rainier and is an absolutely stellar human being. I mean he is the most energetic, caring, helpful, knowledgeable government employee you will ever come across. Raymond will face burning tigers for his clients. He is a fabulous resource. The right person in the right place.

    After all the initial falala has been completed, and if you feel you could use a confederate in your corner ferreting out every possibly job opportunity, you need Raymond. He has rabbits under his hat. Worksource clients are free to arrange voluntary appointments with Worsoursce reps outside of the mandatory consultations. Raymond is your man.

    How’s that for a testimonial? And no, he’s not a relative of mine. Just a great guy who’s really good at what he does.

    #821017

    In reply to: Food Advice

    au
    Participant

    First stop MacPherson’s Produce Stand on Beacon Hill, one can get a huge variety of apples for under $1/lb plus lots of other fresh veggies and fruits reasonably priced and not warehouse ripened, then down to Grocery Outlet for staples and toiletries.

    QFC has some good manager’s specials too.

    #820613
    JoB
    Participant

    yes smitty..

    a very very long time ago..

    but it’s not likely man had very much to do with that one… in fact.. they still don’t know exactly what caused that or the warming period before it…

    but there is little doubt about this one..

    there is simply too much clear evidence

    for giggles you might want to read the entire article…

    http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-thawed-the-last-ice-age/

    “Of course, modern global warming stems from a clear cause—rising levels of CO2 (and other greenhouse gases) from fossil fuel burning, cutting down forests and other human activities. And, in the past rising CO2 levels at the very least magnified global warming, ushering in the relatively balmy, stable climate sometimes called the “long summer” that has allowed human civilization to flourish. Humanity has now raised global CO2 levels by more than the rise from roughly 180 to 260 ppm at the end of the last ice age, albeit in a few hundred years rather than over more than a few thousand years. “The end of an ice age, you have a sense in your bones what that means: a big, significant change for the planet,” Shakun says. “It’s a tangible example of what rising CO2 can mean for the planet over the long-term.”

    In fact, the amount of global warming already guaranteed by existing concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere—392 ppm and still rising—will also play out over centuries, if not millennia. “The rise at the end of the Ice Age and today is about the same [a rise of 100 ppm] and we’re going to be well above and beyond,” most likely increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases by hundreds of parts per million from preindustrial levels, Shakun notes. “We will only see some of that realized in this next century. It will be many centuries and beyond to feel the full effects.”

    #820814
    trickycoolj
    Participant

    DHG – That’s cute… I seem to be doing it in the wrong order though! :)

    cbof – BINGO. No I’m probably not brave enough to deal with one caught in a trap but if I need to I’ll put on a brave face…. and a paper mask and elbow length rubber gloves and safety glasses LOL. Thankfully a possible 1, is nothing like my grandpa’s garage/outbuilding that everything is covered in sprinkle poo, there is often one drowned in the garage toilet that no one uses and my mom often mentions to wash up really good after being in there mice have hantavirus. Like I said I just did a major organizing project and never saw any signs and there aren’t even any cracks to the outside that let in light, my cement foundation goes up waist high as well so if it were accessing through drywall then it’s coming from my townhouse neighbors. I might try stuffing steel wool along the sides of the garage door anyway since critters can wiggle into the tiniest of places.

    justducky – the cat urine trick sounds interesting, too bad I’m too allergic to cats to consider trying! Last time I emptied someone’s litter box my face looked like I cried for a week.

    No signs of scurries in the week since, fingers crossed it was a fluke!

    #820864
    Diane
    Participant

    thanks for the alert

    ~

    any chance this person was putting something inside the mailboxes, like flyers? many people are not aware that is illegal

    ~

    it would be very odd for someone to steal mail so openly, on foot, for blocks, don’t ya think?

    ~

    and mail in this area never gets delivered in the morning

    ~

    since I live in this area, certainly hoping it’s not a blatant mail thief

    #816520
    SJoy
    Participant

    I was out walking my dogs and saw a guy going through mailboxes. He was quite blatant about it too. I saw him on the west side of 37th and Hinds. He did this all the way down to Admiral and then came back down 37th on the east side. I called the police twice and saw them looking for him but by the time I had to go home, they hadn’t picked him up yet. This occurred between 9:30am and 11am.

    I also noticed when we were at Admiral that they mail carrier was on 37th and Admiral on the north side of Admiral. I wouldn’t doubt it if he crossed over there soon as the mail hasn’t been delivered in the areas he is going through now.

    webshaf
    Participant

    I lost the check($100) at one of four places and figured I’d have to believe that the finder wouldn’t use the information for something bad(it had my credit card # in the memo line and was all set to go!) Thanks to whoever found it and turned it in and a big thanks to Shelby at Marshalls for calling me(others told her to shred it, but she realized that if it was her check, she’d want to know about it…that save me alot of worry time!)

    #816469
    mike011
    Participant

    Hey if anyone is looking for tickets to the Hawks game on Saturday, I’ve got 2 singles available:

    –Section 305, Row AA, Seat 5

    –$220 – FACE VALUE – cash or PayPal

    http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/tix/4835680356.html

    –Section CLB 233 Row C Seat 9

    –$590 – FACE VALUE – cash or PayPal

    http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/tix/4825988224.html

    I’m willing to meet up around West Seattle, just let me know if you’re interested.

    WSPK
    Participant

    Like new functionally, slight cosmetic issue from sloppy installation (not by your’s truly.) Mfg. # B60-626 Complete and ready to use. These sell for about $30 online, take it for $20 OBO. Respond: email me at (one word) Phil De Qi at gmail.

    http://i928.photobucket.com/albums/ad122/Philonius/SchlageB60626_zps5c34bcc0.jpg

    #820466
    wakeflood
    Participant

    Mike, I didn’t get around to hanging a bit at the Corner Pocket until it was well past the fresh prime that you experienced.

    It was early/mid 90’s and I would hang there when I wanted to smoke the equivalent of half a pack of Marlboro’s without actually ever lighting one up, if you catch my drift. ;-)

    And two bottles, I did drop a couple of cold ones at the Jigsaw as well.

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