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Podcast | The untapped potential of psychedelics in psychotherapy — from Crosscut
Research shows the drugs can be effective in treating depression and substance-use disorders — but there’s still much we don’t know. Click here for the Podcast Psychedelics are moving back into the mainstream. According to a growing body of medical … Continue reading
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New events at Freeway Park – Brews and Tunes
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Trump only few indictments away from clinching G.O.P. Nomination
Thanks to Mike Ca.. and Pam P.
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Unskilled Florida Man Regrets Missing Out on Being Enslaved
Thanks to Bob P. Governor Ron DeSantis said that forced labor would have been “a game-changer.” By Andy Borowitz (satire in The New Yorker
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Maybe it’s time to update the Skyline Cookbook!
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Behavior: The Solitary Nature of Peregrine Falcons
Ed note: Please continue to watch for the Peregrine Falcon (likely ID) seen recently by Paul R. on his deck. Birds beware! Because peregrine falcons treat their babies with such tenderness at the nest, we might assume they have the … Continue reading
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“Emergency Instructions”
Thanks to Tom S.
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Another July, another fire nearby
The 9th & Madison intersection again fills with fire trucks. The garage building with black stripes is at the center. A total of 36 SFD vehicles clogged nearby streets. 2-Alarm vacant building fire in First Hill neighborhoodby David Cuerpo on … Continue reading
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What scares you the most
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Legacy Admissions Don’t Work the Way You Think They Do
By Shamus Khan in the NYT Dr. Khan is a professor of sociology and American studies at Princeton who studies culture, inequality, gender and elites. He is the author of “Privilege: The Making of an Adolescent Elite at St. Paul’s School.” … Continue reading
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What does that smiley really mean?
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Do you act your age?
From Mary Jane F.: On a T-shirt seen by a friend – If I don’t act my age, it’s because I’ve never been this old before
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Fourth of July: America the beautiful, divided
Ed note: The was in the Seattle Times on July 3, 2018. Still pretty up to date though.
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