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  • #835815

    In reply to: Rant: Century Link

    Franci
    Participant

    I agree that CL doesn’t appear to value their long term customers. I had been a customer since 1994, and when my internet service went down and they promised to send someone out the next day – they were a no show for the next 3 days, PLUS I had been going round with them for months to get my billing straightened out after switching to their new fast internet, I cancelled all my services with them (phone and internet). They barely batted an eye, and I can say they were Johny the spot about issuing the refund they owed me. I’m shocked really – I figured that would awhile, but 1 week after the statement that showed I had a credit, I was holding the refund check. Its really a pretty sad state of affairs when the best service you get is when you cancel.

    #835814
    klmurray
    Participant

    Thought it can’t hurt to throw this out to the blog community.
    I’m getting ready to put my Alki area home on the market. The challenge is, I work from home for a technical vendor in Atlanta (for 15 years +). I must get my office moved before listing my home. Need to find a small rental so I can move my office and extra bed to have a place to settle while I clean here and get the house ready.
    I don’t need anything fancy. I do have a small adult dog, 24lbs, so I prefer a house or duplex. He is very well behaved and crate trained so never loose in the house on those few occasions when he can’t go with me.
    Looking to move anytime between mid-March and mid-April. If you have any leads on a rental, I can be reached at edgarfan44@yahoo.com. Thank you!

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    #835803

    In reply to: The Pause

    JKB
    Participant

    The article CO2 refers to is http://www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/v6/n3/full/nclimate2938.html

    CO2: doing your job for you here – if you want to make statements about published research, it’s good form to show the citation. Post your links.

    ‘Nature Climate Change’ is not the same as the well-respected journal ‘Nature’. A quick Wiki troll says they’re published by the same company, suggesting they’re legit. I don’t know the precise relationship.

    The article cited is in the “Commentaries” section of the most recent issue. It’s like a professional-quality letter to the editor, not a peer-reviewed paper. I looked up John Fyfe, the lead author. He’s a real person with actual credentials in the field. I did not try to read his history or evaluate whether there’s a political bias to his writing.

    The public version of the article is just a one-paragraph abstract plus some charts. The abstract says: “It has been claimed that the early-2000s global warming slowdown or hiatus, characterized by a reduced rate of global surface warming, has been overstated, lacks sound scientific basis, or is unsupported by observations. The evidence presented here contradicts these claims.”

    CO2 – do you have tho whole article? Is there a section you can quote – not to violate copyright, but as fair use – that explains the claim?
    Because so far, you’ve actually said nothing but “somebody wrote a letter”.

    I should add that none of the positions or rebuttals in the article disagree with the evidence of ongoing warming. They’re quibbling about the rate at which it’s occurred.

    • This reply was modified 10 years, 4 months ago by JKB. Reason: (added last paragraph "I should add...")
    captainDave
    Participant

    JanS: My response to your questions above:

    “what are your ideas about what to do with our homeless population?”

    It is not my idea to do anything with them because they are free people to do as they choose within the laws of our society. I want to see people who need help, get help through means that are perpetually available such as encouraging the work of private charities. However, the homeless situation seems to be more of an illegal drug problem than anything.

    “have you ever been close to homelessness”

    Yes, numerous times. Thanks to incessant bureaucratic regulation aimed at killing off small businesses. I have also helped homeless people with both temporary and permanent housing situations.

    “Our homeless population is growing…what do you think should be the reaction/solution from our city leaders?”

    I don’t remember a vote by the people of Washington to make Heroin use legal. Therefore, City officials should do what they are paid to do by prosecuting drug offenders and keeping the streets clean. If they can find a way to build a special incarseration center for non-violent drug offenders, then that would be great. Addicts need to be incarcerated for a long enough period to make the recovery stick. You cannot constitutionally put people into treatment programs without prosecuting them for a crime.

    “And, finally, do you believe that all homeless persons are addicts, to either alcohol or drugs, or ne’er-do-wells, simply lazy, looking for handouts?”

    Every situation is different. But it appears that the majority of the massive rise in homelessness is due specifically to illegal opiate use. Enforce drug crimes and you will go a long ways to solving most of the homeless problem.

    I have submitted suggestions to the City to allow surplus port property along the river to be used for low cost housing made from repurposed shipping containers. Google it. Tiny container homes can be quite nice. This can also be done without taxpayer money as small investors can build these and rent them for very little and still make a good return.

    ” Also…do you have any idea where this Metro bus driver gets his information?”

    Direct from the homeless passengers who ride his bus for free everyday (sometimes all day long). It is no secret that Seattle is the place to be for free methadone and lax drug enforcement.

    You did not ask why I am so opposed to Seattle’s :

    1.) Crime and damage to our boats that are near Ballard encampments. I have even caught people sleeping on the boats at night.

    2.) Increased waterway pollution from disagreed plastic tarps, tents and drug paraphernalia–Aside from the unsightly third-world garbage, these things can cause costly damage to our vessels when taken up by the engine cooling systems or caught by a propeller. I certainly don’t recommend people going barefoot on Puget Sound beaches anymore due to all the used heroin needles.

    3.) I am also very concerned with the drastic rise of government sanctioned methadone use as it creates a carcinogenic effluent the ends up in Puget Sound fish, clams and crab.

    4.) The unsightly homeless encampments along the ship canal and Ballard are a disgusting eyesore for our tourist guests visiting Seattle–So much so that we now try to encourage people to chose other sightseeing routes to avoid the nude deficators along the shore.

    5.) I end up spending too much time on the roads as it is. My frustrating cross-city commute to the boats is further encumbered by homeless drug addicts. The permanent sidewalk encampment under 99 at Western causes pedestrians to more frequently stop offramp traffic to avoid walking through the tent squaller–backing traffic up on the viaduct for many blocks. There are situations like this all over the City where sidewalks are blocked to effectively force pedestrians into traffic.

    The bottom line is that City officials should enforce the laws that “we the people make”. If you want to change the laws, go see if you can get approval from the constituency first.

    #835797

    Topic: The Pause

    in forum Politics
    CO2isPlantFood
    Participant

    Philipe Huguen/AFP/Getty

    An apparent slowing in the rise of global temperatures at the beginning of the twenty-first century, which is not explained by climate models, was referred to as a “hiatus” or a “pause” when first observed several years ago. Climate-change sceptics have used this as evidence that global warming has stopped. But in June last year, a study in Science claimed that the hiatus was just an artifact which vanishes when biases in temperature data are corrected.

    Now a prominent group of researchers is countering that claim, arguing in Nature Climate Change that even after correcting these biases the slowdown was real.

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    #835781

    In reply to: Rant: Century Link

    gburke
    Participant

    Oh man, I feel all of your pain. For 10 years I’ve been with CL and every year, something goes wrong with the bill. Have any of you guys seen this KOMO article?

    http://komonews.com/news/consumer/seattle-man-says-centurylink-bills-still-full-of-errors-after-6-months

    Well, I found this supposedly very helpful Caitlin Jenney on the web and emailed her my situation. Whatya know, she never responded because I was not a news oultet asking or from the utilities commission. I’m switching to comcast just to make a statement. Anyone have a cable modem they’re willing to sell me?

    Here’s my letter to them:
    Caitlin,

    I noticed your name because I was reading in our local news about David Israel, the consumer that cancelled his land line but was still getting incorrectly charged for his remaining internet (http://komonews.com/news/consumer/seattle-man-says-centurylink-bills-still-full-of-errors-after-6-months).

    I wanted to let you know that the issues he had are very widespread throughout Centurylink’s corporation. I have been loyal to CL for 12-13 years now (xxx-xxx-xxxx), through a lot of pain. Every year, when I renew my promo rates for my internet and phone that I bundle through you, it’s a nightmare and fight for at least 2-3 months before the bill gets straightened out. This time was no different.

    I called, got the loyalty department, gal put me on hold for about 3 minutes, came back and said she can get my after tax rate down from my current $59 to $41.44. Gave me the confirmation code of C34676631. Said it would apply starting my next bill because I caught it in time. I asked for a confirmation email and she said they don’t do that whereas every other company (even airlines) does that. I guess I had to trust her, what else could I do?

    Well, got my new a month or so later and it was $96. I called up loyalty and the first person said this gal had done it wrong, and there’s nothing he can do except charge me MORE now to the tune of $75 per month! $15 MORE a month. I asked for a one time credit of $180 dollars that would cover 12 months of $15 extra (over my old higher price) since it was clearly her mistake but he said no. Not even the $34 more than what the gal had quoted me…I was trying to be reasonable. About 5-6 years ago I had a billing issue somewhat similar that they did this one time coverage no problem. They wanted to keep me as a customer. How could she/I received a confirmation number if she wasn’t supposed to have been able to give me that price? If the computer kicked it back 5 days later which is what I was told, why was I never emailed or better yet, CL has my phone number, called me and tell me to call back there was a problem with my order?!

    I got to a supervisor who was not only insolent but also combative. He said no such price or confirmation was in her notes, just that she got me a new price. That’s all her notes said. How is that possible? What recourse after I hang up with a CL representative do I have to prove what they said? Seems like nothing! I told him this was not fair and he went on to tell me that, and I quote, “he was getting laid off at the end of the month so don’t tell him what’s fair” and that “CL was a much better/different company 5-6 years ago when I was given that credit to make up for a call centers mistake”….SERIOUSLY!? This is how I get treated after 12 loyal years. Comcast is looking very enticing right now. I’m even looking at their cheaper deals for higher internet speeds as we speak.

    It looks to me like CL is okay with giving up a loyal customer that always paid on time and about $60 a month for life rather than understand their error meet me in the middle and and reimburse once, $180 to cover their mistake and keep a customer from switching to Comcast. Again, not even asking for the $34/month difference I should be asking for.

    I know that article from the ProblemSolvers is definitely not good PR for CL as I see in the forums what people are saying about CL. I really don’t want to have to go to them too and maybe have them take on a more serious stance but this issue is very widespread in your company. I even have a post on facebook about this but am holding off on posting it until I hear back. Not to mention I even have the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission complaint form half filled out about this experience just like David’s. Since you were very helpful with David’s situation, and I and I’m sure you would not like another news article about CL from the ProblemSolvers along with complaint filed with the WA State UTC, I will give you the chance to solve this problem that your customer loyalty was not able to be human about and see their error, prior to me submitting the claim and calling KOMO4 (ProblemSolvers).

    I hope you can help, again, it appears you did for David and you understand real life situations…that’s how you got to where you are. I really wish I didn’t have to bother you about this but this is VERY frustrating and it was the last straw. It just seems to happen on what seems like a yearly basis and this is the worst customer service I have ever had or been treated by from any company today. Please let me know if you need any more information and feel free to email or call.

    Thank you,

    #835774
    Karo
    Participant

    Hi,
    I am an experienced babysitter with positive references upon request. Currently I take care of a 3 year old boy on some Mondays and do an internship at a translation agency up on the Alaska Junction.
    I am a master degree student from Germany and decided to do an internship in Seattle.
    Since I only have to work 32 hrs a week and can even work after business hours or on the weekends, I am able to take care of your kid at the requested hours.
    I hope that this position is still open and that I hear back from you soon.
    Best regards,
    Karolin

    miws
    Participant

    Just received this in an email, from Southwest Seattle Historical Society

    Mike

    Washington Federal
    Participant

    Washington Federal has an opening for a Personal Banker.

    Job Description:
    The California/Fauntleroy Branch has an opening for a Personal Banker. The Personal Banker is primarily responsible for providing high quality service to our clients; assists clients by recognizing opportunities and making recommendations of various account products and services offered by Washington Federal. The position is responsible for performing intermediate duties and support, such as branch IRA expert, opening new accounts (consumer and business), originating loans (small business and consumer) and on boarding clients. This position is expected to provide leadership, training, and support to other staff members in the branch as directed. The Personal Banker also participates in making out of office calls to businesses and referral sources. Washington Federal is proud of the high value that we all place on simply being nice when serving our colleagues and Washington Federal clients.

    Job Requirements:

    Applicants should have the following qualifications:

    High school diploma, or approved equivalent.
    Math aptitude, typing skills (45-50 wpm), 10-key, filing; organized, and excellent communications skills.
    Basic computer proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, and Outlook) and internet usage are necessary.
    Experience and knowledge of IRA’s desired
    Prior bank experience, sales & service is preferred.
    Outstanding customer service skills, in accordance with Washington Federal’s quality standards, are required.

    If interested please apply to SouthSound.HR@wafd.com

    Juliah
    Participant

    Are you ready to
    -Have Fun
    -Change a young person’s life
    -Inspire
    -Coach your student through the tough transition years?

    If so you are ready to be a mentor! Our mentors are there to help guide the students in creating their lives. They meet with their student 3 times a month, once to attend a workshops where the student learns how to deal with the hardships of middle school, and the 2 other times the mentor and student just hang out and have fun.

    At our monthly workshops the students learn skills that will help them navigate different hardships that are typical during middle school. Some of these topics include, cyber bullying, social media safety, healthy living, and drugs and dating violence.

    When you and your student meeting for your one-on-one time, you are supposed to have fun, and get to know each other. Your job as a mentor, is to be an older, wiser, friend, and help guide your student to take responsibility for their mistakes and help them learn the rights and wrong of life by talking through all options.

    Our mentors meet the students where they are at in life. Each mentor and student relationship is a little different, some matches are going to be more academically driven, while others are going to be more focused on talking about life.

    If you’re ready to learn more, or ready to commit to making a difference in a student’s life, during some of the hardest years they are going through, then email us at jmhodges@empowermentoring.org to get started!

    #835713
    advntrplz
    Participant

    Good luck on your hunt. I am in the same boat. Looking for something in the area. We’ve put in many offers. Our budget is a hard but not insignificant. Some offers were total shots in the dark, with barely 20k over asking. Then we made some with escalation up to 100k over asking. Hell, I even wrote a letter to a lady who has a house sitting vacant and not on market and was sure to included a photo of my dog. *sigh*

    It is totally a “sellers” market.

    Caffeine_Queen
    Participant

    Hotwire Online Coffeehouse is looking for a friendly, customer service-oriented barista with 2+ years of independent coffee shop experience.

    The open barista position is 15-21 hrs week, which includes weekends, and other fill in shifts as needed. We offer a very flexible schedule and work very well with college students or people who need good schedule flexibility.

    Qualifications:
     Strong customer service skills
     Friendly, positive demeanor
     Reliable, punctual, and motivated
     Ability to multi-task effectively
     Commitment to taking an active role in our Hotwire community
     Prior barista 2 years’ experience required
     Prior customer service 1 year restaurant or retail experience required
     Must be able to work weekends

    Hotwire is an independent coffee shop in the West Seattle neighborhood that provides high quality beverages and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. We have a large loyal customer base and strong presence in the community. We participate in neighborhood events such as West Seattle Art Walk, West Seattle Summer Fest, and The Movies on the Wall, among others.

    We have a dedicated staff that looks to expand our customer base daily through friendly, relationship-oriented, quality service. We have a passion for what we do and it’s apparent in our interactions! We have won the “Best coffee shop in West Seattle” award twice and are committed to continuing a high level of service that meets the needs of our customers. You can learn more about us at http://www.hotwirecoffee.com

    The best way to apply for the job is email your resume to hotwirecoffee@gmail.com with a reason why you would like to work for an indie coffeehouse. You can also come into Hotwire in person and drop off your resume:

    4410 California Ave SW
    West Seattle, Washington 98116
    Next to the Post Office

    We look forward to hearing from you!

    FB http://www.facebook.com/hotwirecoffee

    Twitter @hotwirecoffee

    #835648

    In reply to: Rant: Century Link

    GamingGirl
    Participant

    On Tues, Feb 23, two Centurylink representatives came to our apt building on California. One white woman likely in her mid-20s in a purple jacket. One black man in his mid 30s? wearing a centurylink blue jacket. They first came around 3PM and banged extremely loudly on all the doors repeatedly and rang the bells on each apt over and over, including mine. I saw them through my door peephole but did not answer as I was not interested in solicitation and it is not allowed at our complex regardless.

    Not getting any answers, they left and then came back at 5PM and repeated this behavior, very loudly pounding repeatedly on each door and ringing the bells over and over. Then I heard them intercept one of my young neighbors as she was arriving and start talking at her very loudly and fast as she was trying to get into her apartment. At this point, I stepped outside and saw that they had her cornered by the door of her apartment and were not allowing her inside. Her hands were full and she obviously just wanted to go inside, but she is a very shy and terribly polite person. So she was trying to just nod and move past them and be polite, but they were being aggressive in pushing their product on her and why she needed to leave Comcast because they were a terrible company, and Centurylink has high speed fiber and doesn’t she understand fiber is so much better, etc. etc.

    (BTW, we still DON’T actually get the high speed Centurylink fiber to our building as far as I am aware — which I know personally from going through an hour phone call with the service last year where they promised it to us repeatedly and then right at the end during activation said, oh sorry, we don’t actually have that for your address. At which point we cancelled the order because of being misled. And they have been reprimanded in the press in Seattle for misleading customers about this.)

    So, that aside, since my poor young neighbor looked harried and distressed at being cornered by these reps, I stepped in. I told them very politely that we had no solicitation on the property and as a resident of the property, I was asking them to please leave and stop harassing my neighbor and let her into her apartment. At this point, the young man became very rude, aggressive and belligerent. He told me to shut up, get out of his business and they could do whatever they want, it’s a free country and it’s his job. Well, he didn’t tell, he YELLED.

    I once again told them there was no solicitation and that I would call management and have them tell him directly if that needed to be done. At this point, him and his female companion both began yelling at me and being aggressive, saying I needed to shut up and get out of their way. There was name calling and insults. They told me I probably had Comcast and so I must be totally stupid, because obviously I was too stupid to understand Centurylink is better because they have “fiber”. Meanwhile, they are also basically yelling at my poor neighbor they still have cornered at this point about why Centurylink is so much better and only stupid idiots would believe otherwise and if anyone with BRAINS would do their research, they would know that. So she really wants to switch and get rid of that horrible Comcast right?

    At this point, I called the apartment management and asked them to send someone to escort the reps off the property and told them I was doing so. They would not accept being told to leave by phone as I couldn’t ‘prove’ I was actually talking to the owner of the property. And they continued with yelling and insulting me, telling me go ahead, we aren’t leaving, we can do whatever we want, this building has Centurylink boxes in it so it’s our property and we can come here whenever we want. I told them again there was no solicitation at the property and they (basically screaming at this point) told me this property was on their list and they were doing their job and I needed to shut up and go the F away.

    My poor neighbor escaped into her apartment finally, but the reps still refused to leave, at this point basically engaging in a standoff with me. I told them at this point I was now going to call the police. Still yelling and insulting me, they were like, oooo we’re scared now, why don’t you do that B, go ahead! So I called the police, explained the situation, and they advised they would send someone. I informed the two reps the police were on their way, and that I was going to go inside because they were frightening and intimidating me and had done so to my neighbor as well. I said they were welcome to continue to refuse to leave the property and the police could deal with them. Also, they refused to give their names or what store/supervisor they reported to so that I could contact them to speak to them about their behavior.

    When the police arrived not long after this, the reps had vanished. I simply cannot believe this kind of rude and aggressive behavior by the reps of any company. I might have understood if they had politely said they did not have to leave unless asked directly by the property manager, and then left when they told them to (but they wouldn’t even take the phone to listen to the management rep). Our no solicitation sign seems to be missing, so perhaps it was missing before… or maybe it is just missing NOW, I don’t know. But for them BOTH to become so incredibly rude, aggressive, insulting… it is entirely unacceptable. Even their pre-screaming match behavior was way over the top with the POUNDING on the doors, ringing bells over and over and over like teenage hooligans, and what sounded like loud and pissed off cursing any time no one answered a door.

    And trying to report this to someone by phone or email was an absolutely impossible experience. I got put on hold twice and hung up on while on hold. I attempted to use various customer service email forms only to have them spit out error pages when I clicked submit. Finally I resorted to sending a message on Twitter to @CenturyLink but other than a “so sorry you had that experience” so far, I haven’t heard anything else back.

    debragerth
    Participant

    Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious and delicious frozen meals to thousands of homes throughout King County each week. We make it easy for home-bound persons age 60 or more to eat well and remain independent.

    West Seattle needs volunteer drivers to help our current volunteers based at the Senior Center.

    Please call (206) 448-5767 or apply online at: http://seniorservicesmow.force.com/mowapplication
    Any other questions: debrag@soundgenerations.org

    Thank you for your interest in volunteering!

    giglsmith
    Participant

    Hi there we are looking for somebody to pick up our daughter M-F at 12:45pm and then watch her for 3 hours each day until I get off of work. Currently our nanny watches our daughter at my home or takes her to the park or on an outing like to the zoo, which we will pay for.
    This would require somebody with their own car and we are ok with a mother with child as that is the situation with our current nanny and it worked out great, but unfortunately she is pregnant again and is leaving us soon :(
    The right person would have experience with children, be able to pass a background check and have references for us to check.
    The rate is hourly in cash @$12 per hour or $180 a week.
    We are looking for somebody that is just looking to supplement their income or earn a little extra.
    If you are interested please contact me @ gigelsmith@gmail.com.
    Please provide some information about yourself and your experience.
    I look forward to hearing from you.

    Thanks for your time,

    Greg

    #835517
    chrisane
    Participant

    Clean Air Lawn Care Seattle is Hiring!
    Available Positions:
    Compensation: $14-18/hour DOE (benefits available after probation period completed)

    PFull-Time

    Clean Air Lawn Care http://www.cleanairlawncareseattle.com , the eco-friendly full-service lawn care/maintenance company is looking for an earth loving lawn care tech who is interested in unlimited growth potential within Clean Air Lawn Care. We have mastered using only battery and electric equipment recharged by our truck-mounted solar panels. Our company is looking to help the right individual succeed and grow, and we have a proven track record at doing this. We are looking for a candidate that aligns with our core values.

    At Clean Air Lawn Care our values include:
    • Doing right by the environment, our employees and our customers.
    • Cross-training employees so they can be prepared to take on additional leadership in the future
    • Creating a team culture so that no one individual can make the company or break the company. We will learn together, laugh together, work hard together and make money together.
    • Our company embraces life outdoors and the value of hard physical work with the joy of maintaining impeccable properties for our clients.

    If you share our values, we are looking for people with this Experience:
    • Lawn Care experience including mowing, trimming, edging, and blowing
    • Proven track record of over the top customer service skills
    • Knowledge and understanding of the benefits of the organic approach to landscaping
    • Ability to work alone or in teams to achieve desired goals
    • Drivers License and clean driving record

    How you will ensure we continue to grow and remain successful:
    • Keep our customers’ properties looking amazing
    • Continually bring ideas to help improve the business
    • Operate and maintain our electric and battery operated mowers, blowers, trimmers with expertise and precision
    • Talk to our customers and potential clients about Clean Air Lawn Care

    To apply send cover letter and resume to adam@cleanairlawncare.com and check out our website http://www.cleanairlawncareseattle.com for more information

    • This topic was modified 10 years, 4 months ago by chrisane.
    #835514
    UrbanFabulous
    Participant

    Great Start Preschool is located in the Morgan Junction and provides classroom curriculum that is universal. Integrating many concepts and inspiring learning through self-direction and curiosity in art, music, literature, science and nature. Contact: Teacher Susan Wright 206-779-5299

    Please join us for an open house on Saturday, March 5th from 12:00-2:00 pm. Children are welcome.

    4620 SW Graham St.(Entrance is on 47th Ave SW in the lower level of the church.)

    Tuition

    Kindergarten Readiness (Mon, Wed, Fri)
    a. Half Day (9-12:30) $375/month
    b. Full Day (9-5:00) $750/month

    Early Learning (Tues, Thurs)
    a. Half Day (9-12:30) $275/month

    #835412
    ramino
    Participant

    ramino

    Participant

    I’ve been installing some pavers and bricks in my backyard which has produced some residual topsoil. We are organic gardeners and the soil is not contaminated by chemicals and unorganic fertilizers. It is also sod free. Available for pickup after a telephone call. Please send me an email at raminojwa@gmail.com. Jim Armstrong.

    melissa
    Participant

    I found a Volvo key on Alki this morning. Please contact me at mizliss87 at gmail dot com if it’s yours.

    #835384
    Jnomad
    Participant

    New stuff out today. Garden tools, patio chairs, clothing, costumes, cookware, furniture. Priced to move! 10-4.

    #835363

    In reply to: Meanders is open again

    Sue
    Participant

    I was there for dinner today and it was very good. Breakfast served until 4 and then the dinner menu after 4. I used to go to dinner at the original location often, so was looking forward to it. The dinner menu is limited now, and I think they’ll be expanding it once they’ve been open a bit.

    EleanorRigby
    Participant

    Hello,
    Does anyone have any advice, recommendations for a land survey company? planning on putting up a fence in our back yard. There is a hedge the runs along the property between my neighbors yard and ours. Ideally I’d like to get rid of it and replace it with a fence.

    #835324

    In reply to: Downtown Bike Routes

    JanS
    Participant

    I do not commute to downtown, and definitely do not ride a bike…too old, too broken for that. But reading the few posts here really makes me smile. I think the helpful attitude that this thread exudes is what makes the West Seattle community different than other communities around Seattle. I have friends around the city (Wallingford, for instance) that have no clue as to who or what is going on 3 blocks from them. I have met at least 2 of the people commenting, and they’re from opposite ends of this community. Welcome, Jim, to West Seattle. I’ve been here for over 40 years, and while it’s growing and changing, it’s still full of great people. This blog forum helps a lot. Hope you come here often. Good luck commuting ! :)

    #835308

    In reply to: Downtown Bike Routes

    sbre
    Participant

    Hey JFM, Welcome to West Seattle. Admiral and 46th area here.

    I’ve been bike-commuting to the South Park area for over a decade so can’t help with any info to your downtown destination, however I have an alternate route to suggest that will get your down to, and up from the lower bridge without having to use SW Admiral Way.

    It does add a little bit of length/time but to me being able to get away from that highly and fastly traveled SW Admiral Way is well worth it. Additionally there is a nice, wide sidewalk to climb up the hill on, and with less traffic comes some nicer smelling air PLUS the views are tremendously better!!

    Go north on California Ave SW which you will find curves to the right (becoming California Way) and heads down to the waterfront, almost directly across the street from the Water Taxi’s westside docking point (another way for you or you-and-your-bike to get downtown). From there just follow the nice and wide path south to Spokane St, staying on the trail go left across a small bridge (you’ll be under the end of the WS Bridge) and follow the path to the 5-Way intersection at the Chelan Cafe area.

    From there just SAFELY cross the intersection and head up to the lower bridge, from there the rest is up to you.

    If you would like to meet some who do bike to the downtown area a lot, as well as a smattering of other west Seattleites who are into cycling, then I (we) would like to invite you to the next West Seattle Bike Connections meeting http://westseattlebikeconnections.org/ held on March 8th from 6:30pm-8ish at the HomeStreet Bank (41st Ave SW & SW Alaska St.)

    Again, welcome to the peninsula and enjoy all the good it has to offer!

    AL

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    In reply to: Rant: Century Link

    Franci
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    I have a relatively new modem that works with CL, I dumped them recently. I’d be happy to make you a great deal on it. I think I paid around $100.00 for it last year. It was working fine on my high speed service from them. You can email me at fpease at gmail dot com.

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