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[acb]

We are looking for a Nanny (preference to a Spanish Speaking person) to watch our 4 1/2 year old son in the mornings starting end of December. The hours we need someone is 7.15-12.45pm Monday to Thursday and 7.15-1pm on Fridays.

We are looking for someone that is active and likes to be outdoors. Enjoys playing with children, doing crafts, and going on walks.

Please email aprilbottman@yahoo.com Thanks!

[kayo]

Just to muddy things, we did not have the best experience at Lynnwood Honda, although we did end up buying our car there. We bought our car used and unbeknownst to us, the key fobs were missing and this was conveniently not mentioned until after we had signed. So guess who had to pay for those? Yep. We did. Also, we asked them to put new tires on the car as part of the deal. I picked the car up with supposed new tires, came home and one of them was flat the next day. I took a closer look and there was no way they were new tires. I called and the sales guy sheepishly told me to come back (West Seattle to Lynnwood and back toting a 3 year old and an infant – sigh). They replaced the tires with new (albeit low quality) tires, but they were totally trying to pull a fast one on us. We were tired parents of a newborn and we had never bought a car from a dealer before so they probably saw us coming and thought they could take advantage of us. They were trying to shaft us at every turn. Oh and they also tried so strong arm us into the extended warranty (for another $1300). We managed to get out of that by the skin of our teeth but it was a close call. We felt like we’d been dipped in snake oil after that experience. Four years later the car still works great, but I will never buy a car from them after that experience. Lessons for us: avoid Lynnwood Honda and don’t buy a car when you are a sleep deprived new parent. They will try to screw you over.

We did go to Bellevue Honda a few times back then and I liked the sales guy, they just did not have the specific used model we were looking for at that time. It was hard to find.

Anyway, good luck and stand firm. Go in with a clear plan and be firm with them and watch out for tricky maneuvers! They are trying to sell cars and they will take advantage of you if they can!

[Myr-myr]

JayDee, thanks for your reply. I recently inherited my late mother’s iPad II. The iOS 7 update was just uploaded. 3 Questions: 1. How can I jettison the 61,958 spam emails? 2. Why don’t any emails I’ve generated appear in the Sent mailbox?? 3. Why does it tell me that it cannot move emails to the empty Trash folder???

And thanks, all, for reminding me about Ken Davis!

[CeeBee]

Please also inform the US Postal Inspection Service! They have an on-line reporting webpage

https://postalinspectors.uspis.gov/contactus/filecomplaint.aspx.

(my dad was a Postal Inspector)

[Rod Clark]

Here is a link to a few stills from the video.

[dervish]

MyPatience: One of the local news outlets has expressed interest on your youtube page. Maybe you can get them a higher quality to run on the air. :)

[anonyme]

With all this great police work by WSB readers, the perps should be caught in no time. Of course, they’ll be out of jail and back on the “job” in a week…

[bigwave]

That is a 1990 Honda Accord EX 4-Door. The grill, emblem placement and air dam are unique for that year.

[bigwave]

Strikes me that it’s a 4-Door White Honda. The same sort of vehicle that has been reported as slowly following and harassing female runners early in the morning in the West Seattle area for the last 2+ years.

Same vehicle? Do the occupants look familiar?

[Rod Clark]

You can see the passenger reach his hand into the middle mailbox. It went by too fast to see whether he had mail in his hand, watching at normal speed. But enlarge the video to full screen, pause it at 00:21 and then step through the next second or two of frames. Between 00:21 and 00:22 you’ll see him pull an envelope out of the mailbox. The envelope has several lines of writing on the outside. He takes the envelope with him, shuts the mailbox with his other hand, and the car drives off.

[anonyme]

Interesting that the license plate seems to be off to the side…hope that’s diagnostic for the police. I’ll be watching for the guy, and the car. When I walk my dog early in the morning I often see rows of mailboxes standing open. They probably just cruise neighborhoods at night…

Thanks for posting!

[PangolinPie]

Yeah, that IS pretty obvious. I hope they catch that guy (guys?)!!

[mypatience1978]

Yes!

[Sue]

Have you notified police of this?

[mypatience1978]

Hope this works!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY6cdg5TeSM

[mypatience1978]

I did send the video and picture to the editors and hope that they can post it on the front page. You can clearly see the man in the video opening each mail box, there are three of them. I will upload the video to YouTube and see if I can get it one here. Thanks for the help!

[sam-c]

I don’t know- maybe you could contact the editors here and see if they could put it on the WSB home page as part of a crime reporting round up? I don’t know what their parameters are though, of posting images without confirming an actual crime was committed. like- is it OBVIOUS in the video they were checking out each mail box versus idling there for no apparent reason ?

[PangolinPie]

Yikes! Could you upload the photo to somewhere like imgur.com? I live in HP and I always worry about my mail being stolen. You could upload the video to YouTube.

[mypatience1978]

I have video and a still picture of a vehicle pulling up to our set of mail boxes and checking each one. This happened late last night I want to make sure as many people as possible see the video and picture here in West Seattle. I do not know how to post a video or picture here, but would love to know how so I can get them posted.

[pattilea]

blbl,

How to make ice cubes was so funny, love the reviews!

[JoB]

This list was posted on the Nickelsville Facebook page…Tannika Crease put it together nearly a month ago and i am sure she would be happy to have it shared here.

they aren’t all Thanksgiving day.. but they are all thanksgiving related.

“IF you are looking for a place to eat on Thanksgiving or just looking to volunteer to feed the needy, or to just give back to those that dont have….I have a listing of those that are doing both. Please remember, some have a first come first serve basis.”

November 17th

All Pilgrims Church (Community Lunch on Capitol Hill) (500 Broadway East, Seattle) Please enter

on Republican side of church.

All are welcome

5:00PM – 6:00PM

Saturday, November 19th

Mary’s Place / The Church of Mary Magdalene (1215 Thomas St, Seattle – 206-621-8474)

All homeless women and children welcome!

10:00 Singing, 11:00 Worship Service, 12:00 & 1:00PM Dinner Services

(Tickets for the first seating will be given at the service; those who won’t be attending the service can

get tickets for the 2nd seating.)

Matt Talbot Center (2313 3rd Ave, Seattle, WA, 98121 – 206-256-9865)

All are welcome to those in need.

Mass at 10:00AM (not required), meal served 11:00AM – 2:00PM.

Quest Church (3223 15th Avenue West, Seattle – 206-352-3796)

All are welcome!

Dinner served at 4:00PM

Sunday, November 20th

Seattle First Church of the Nazarene (4401 2nd Ave NE – 206-632-4560)

All are welcome! Church service starts at 10am, attendance not required. Clothing and non-perishable

food items also available.

Walk in 11:30AM. located directly behind Dick’s on 45th and Wallingford.

November 22nd

Central Lutheran Church – Parish Hall (Community Lunch on Capitol Hill) (1710 – 11th Avenue,

Seattle)

All are welcome!

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Wednesday, November 23rd

OPERATION: Sack Lunch (Outdoor Meal Site at 6th and Columbia, Seattle)

All are welcome!

1:00PM – 2:00PM

Millionaire Club Charity (2515 Western Avenue, Seattle – 206-728-5627)

All are welcome!

12:00PM – 1:30PM

Thursday, November 24th

Union Gospel Mission Men’s Shelter (318 – 2nd Avenue, Ext. South (Corner of 2nd & Washington)

206-622-5177)

All are welcome!

All meals are preceded by ½ hour mandatory chapel service.

Walk in for Thanksgiving meal ticket at Union Gospel Mission’s front desk. Tickets are available 7am-

7pm. With ticket, walk in for any Thanksgiving day (Th) dinner time at 4:30pm, 5:30pm & 6:30pm.

Spanish service takes place at 6:30PM. Pre-registration ticket required

YouthCare’s James W. Ray Orion Center (1828 Yale Ave, 98101 – 206-622-5555)

Homeless Youth, Ages 13-21, Photo ID required for new clients.

11:00AM – 3:00PM, meal served approx. 1pm.

Angeline’s Center for Homeless Women (2030 3rd Ave, 98121 – 206-436-8650)

Women only, No ID required.

Tickets will be provided starting at 11am. Meal will be served to those who have tickets.

2 Seatings: 11:30AM & 12:30PM

Bread of Life Mission (97 South Main St. Seattle)

Chapel with Thanksgiving meal to follow.

3 Meal times, Mega Breakfast 8:00AM, Home-style Thanksgiving Feast 1:00PM & 5:00PM

Millionaire Club Charity (2515 Western Avenue, Seattle – 206-728-5627)

All are welcome!

12:00 – 1:30PM

William Booth Center (811 Maynard Avenue South, Seattle – 206-621-0145)

All are welcome. 12:00PM – 2:00PM

Cathedral Kitchen (St. James Cathedral Hall) (907 Columbia St. SW, Seattle – 206-264-2091)

All are welcome. No one under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or exhibiting disruptive behavior, will

be admitted.

Walk in at 4:00PM tickets handed out at 3:30 PM. Enter through the door on Columbia St.

All Pilgrims Church (Community Lunch on Capitol Hill) (500 Broadway East, Seattle) Please enter

on Republican side of church.

All are welcome 5:00PM – 6:00PM

Teen Feed at University Congregational (4515 16th Ave NE, Seattle)

Youth Only (13 -25 years of age) 7:00PM – 8:00PM

Friday, November 25th

University Temple United Methodist Church (1415 NE 43rd St., Seattle ~ alley entrance)

ROOTS/Friday Feast

All are welcome! 5:30PM

Central Lutheran Church – Parish Hall (Community Lunch on Capitol Hill) (1710 – 11th Avenue,

Seattle)

All are welcome! 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

New Hope Baptist Church (124 21st Ave 98122, corner of 21st and E Fir – 206-323-4212)

Anyone in need, no ID required. Transportation may be offered.

Walk in any time between 11:00AM – 4:00PM.

Sunday November 27th

Blessed Sacrament Church/St. Vincent de Paul (5050 – 8th Avenue NE, Seattle)

All are Welcome!

12:00 – 2:00PM

[2 Much Whine]

Oh man, those ice cube RECIPE reviews are hilarious! You just MADE my day! THANKS blbl.

.

Another great one is along the lines of “I can’t give a good review of the Seattle Sardine Store because I went there and ordered the sardine stew and the sardine pie and the sardine mousse and everything tasted like sardines and I hate sardines. . . . “

[brew]

“Wow, that’s like a wingnut greatest hits album!”

I think it equates more to a Letterman’s top ten of “what happens when you elect a wannabe celebrity to public office”

AP = Associated Press Scandal

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Department_of_Justice_investigations_of_reporters

JanS… come on, you can do better than that! I expected at least TEN reasons why it was Bush’s fault.

Tell ya what, let’s see if indeed you are a true blind follower. Give me 10 criticisms of Obama and I will give you 10 positives (although it may hurt a tad!)

[dobro]

“Fast and Furious

Benghazi

IRS

Solyndra

AP

Syria

NSA

Gitmo

Sequester Hype”

Wow, that’s like a wingnut greatest hits album!

(What is AP?)

[datamuse]

DES beat me to it. That study is bad science that should never have passed peer review.

I don’t watch TV and have seen no ads for or against. Like blbl, I read the initiative. I’m not a scientist but I am a science librarian and I help college students do research in scientific literature for a living.

You don’t want to eat GMOs? Then don’t. Buy organic. That’s what it’s there for.