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Why Does This House Have a Skybridge?
Developments with a skybridge or hallway connecting two homes have been popping up all over Seattle in recent years. A skybridge connecting two homes in Seattle — one single-family home and one smaller attached accessory dwelling unit, or A.D.U. By Jane … Continue reading
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Recommended by RFK, Jr.
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Try your lawyerese
Thanks to MaryLou P. The man in the street says, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” The lawyer writes, “Insofar as manifestations of functional deficiencies are agreed by any and all concerned parties to be imperceivable, and are so … Continue reading
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Life is all about …..
Ed note: A friend and his wife received this card recently. Inside it said “78 is the new 78.”
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Trump’s World War III
From The American Prospect by Robert Kuttner (thanks to David B.) What happens when a failing dictator is on the ropes? He imagines winning World War III. Donald Trump is besieged on several fronts. His Ukraine policy has failed, as … Continue reading
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Pol Leurs cartoons
Thanks to friend John R. Lots more – click here.
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Cool way to get your car
Thanks to Bob P.
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Will this symbol stand?
Thanks to Pam P.
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When you have nothing else to do!
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Prostate Experts See Familiar Scenario in Biden’s Cancer Diagnosis
Ed note: The article below relates the common misunderstandings about the benefits of screening for prostate cancer. The great majority of prostate cancers that are common in old men behave in a benign fashion, so most of us die with … Continue reading
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42 of the world’s most unusual structures
Thanks to John R. (scroll down to view) Note: Seattle’s EMP makes the list, of course!
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