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The Double-Crossing Ants to Whom Friendship Means Nothing
Thanks to Gordon G for hunting this down The Peruvian Amazon is a dangerous place when you’re small. So the young Inga tree hires ants as bodyguards to protect its vulnerable leaves. Their pay: delicious nectar served up in tiny … Continue reading
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Skyline Science and Technology
Kudos to Al MacRae and the Skyline Science and Technology group for outstanding presentations over the past several years.
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Do you have enemies?
Meet Walter Barnes – Toward the end of the Sunday service, the Minister asked, “How many of you have forgiven your enemies?” 80% held up their hands. The Minister then repeated his question. All responded this time, except one man, Walter Barnes. … Continue reading
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Olympic Tower Groundbreaking at Skyline
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Where is that thing? I know it’s around somewhere.
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First Hill Clean Up Tomorrow, Saturday
First Hill Autumn Clean Up Saturday, October 12th 10am – 12pm First Hill Park Help clean up the neighborhood and get to know some of your neighbors at FHIA’s annual Autumn Clean Up. FHIA will be providing clean up equipment, coffee … Continue reading
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It’s time to clean out the garage isn’t it?
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Nutrition takeaway proposal cited as dangerous
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Someday it will happen
Thanks to Dorothy W for finding this.
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Opinion | How Not to Grow Old in America – The New York Times
Thanks to Mary Mikkelsen for this. Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/29/opinion/sunday/dementia-assisted-living.html?searchResultPosition=1
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CEG Notice – Peoples Town Hall on Nuclear Weapons
Town Hall Seattle and Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility present People’s Town Hall on Nuclear Weapons Date: Sunday, September 29thTime: Doors Open 1:00 p.m. Event is from 2:00 p.m.Location: Town Hall, The Great Hall -1119 Eighth Avenue (enter on Eighth Avenue)Cost: … Continue reading
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Weight-loss surgery linked to fewer heart attacks and deaths
Death and heart complications were 40 percent less common in people with obesity and diabetes when they had bariatric surgery SEATTLE, September 2, 2019—Weight-loss surgery performed in patients with type 2 diabetes and obesity is associated with a lower risk … Continue reading
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So how’s this blog doing
Here’s a brief report. Over the past month the average views of the blog have been about 75/day with a high of 210 and a low of 48. Subscribers to the blog number 88 – and get notified with each … Continue reading
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A sling – in case of emergencies
Ed note: This sling could be useful is helping evacuate those with disabilities from high rises in event of fire, earthquake of elevator shutdown. Thanks to Bob P who found this in the University of San Francisco news: Two years … Continue reading
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Technology is transforming the 2020 Olympics in Tokoyo
Thanks to Gordon G for finding this!
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Undocumented and afraid: ‘I don’t know how else to beg to be seen’
A local writer reflects on fear, family and fatigue as the Trump administration prepares to mount deportation raids in cities across the country. My oldest child, 10, is precocious, charismatic and bright beyond her years. She starred in her school’s play … Continue reading
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Amazon – history in pictures
Amazon’s history in a nutshell. Click here for the fascinating click-through story of how this amazing company seems to be taking over the world. Thanks Gordon G for sending this in.
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La Mobilite des seniors – doing it the French way
Thanks to Magarete B for finding this.
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GoodRx – for $$$ savings on prescriptions
Ed note: GoodRx really works! I used it yesterday to purchase a medication that was priced at $296 by my Plan D provider – for just $84 at Bartell’s using a GoodRx coupon printed out at home. From CNBC: Back … Continue reading
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Other than English or Spanish, what is our most common language in each state?
Thanks to Margarete B for this interesting finding!
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Fourth of July Quiz: Can You Answer the Hardest Citizenship Test Questions?
So, let’s say you’re trying to become a citizen. How would you do on this test? Click here to try!
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Sunset socializing on the 26th floor, plus Fireworks!
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Looking down at 800 Columbia
Missed out on the action? Can’t see down the hole anymore? Try https://app.oxblue.com/open/daniels/800columbia
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