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When most people hear about Pike County Real Estate they automatically think of hunting ground. We are proud of recreational property sales, but did you know that Pike County Real Estate also has a large selection of residential listings?
We have an entire team at your service to list, market, and negotiate for sellers. We also represent buyers, show houses, and help explore financing options.
Our full-time agents easily have over one hundred years of experience bringing buyers and sellers together. Let the real estate professionals at Pike County Real Estate walk you through your entire real estate transaction.
Pittsfield, IL
PRICE REDUCED! Lot 4 Hooper & Smith Add.
Nice 60' x 232' building lot on S. Memorial St. in Pittsfield.
Price:$10,000 Status:Available
Lot 7, Panther Creek Subdivision
.8 of an acre, wooded lot sitting at the end of Panther Creek Drive, City utilities and Ameren electric!
Price:$27,500 Status:Available
PRICE REDUCED! 218 E. Benson, Pittsfield
PRICE REDUCED-NEW LISTING-2BR 1BA ranch home with 1 car garage/carport and hardwood floors.
Price:$44,900 Status:Available
637 N. Jackson, Pittsfield, IL
Large, spacious 1 1/2 story home, needs some work, but great potential.
Price:$49,000 Status:Available
PRICE REDUCED! 316 Spring St., Pittsfield
Nice 3BR 1BA ranch style home; would make a great starter home or rental property.
Price:$49,900 Status:Available
327 Crossman Lane, Pittsfield
Nice 2BR 1BA home with hardwood floors in a nice location.
Price:$59,500 Status:Available
180 Washington Ct., Pittsfield
Nice 2BR home with 1 car detached garage on quiet street. Would make a great rental or starter home
Price:$61,500 Status:Available
339 S. Illinois, Pittsfield
2BR vinyl sided maintenance free home with new kitchen, bath and flooring. Bank owned.
Price:$64,500 Status:Available
511 W. Oklahoma, Pittsfield, IL
5BR 2BA manufactured home with lots of space to work with. Needs some cosmetic work. Great potential at a great price!
Price:$64,900 Status:Available
605 N. Jackson, Pittsfield
3BR 2BA home with deck, large fenced in yard and detached 1 car garage.
Price:$68,000 Status:Available
703 N. Jackson, Pittsfield
4BR home with new roof, bath and flooring. Bank owned.
Price:$68,500 Status:Available
320 W. Jefferson, Pittsfield
3BR 2BA home with large pantry and nice fenced-in yard.
Price:$69,500 Status:Available
675 Kandy St., Pittsfield
Outstanding 3BR ranch home in desirable South location with many updates.
Price:$98,000 Status:Available
505 Piper Lane, Pittsfield
Beautiful original woodwork sets this 2 story 3BR 1.5BA home apart from others. A must see!!!
Price:$105,000 Status:Available
SALE PENDING! 318 Piper Lane, Pittsfield
SALE PENDING!! Superb older 2 story 3-4BR home with exquisite wood working, staircase and foyer sitting on 2.25 acres.
Price:$148,500 Status:Available
38185 205th Ave., Pittsfield, IL
Great 4BR family home just minutes from town. Nice open porch.
Price:$154,900 Status:Available
1 Christine Court, Pittsfield
Newer sprawling 4BR ranch home near golf course. Too many amenities to mention! A must see!!
Price:$289,900 Status:Available
PRICE REDUCED! 639 E. Washington, Pittsfield
PRICE REDUCED-One of the most desirable classic homes in this area in a beautiful setting! 5BR 4+BA , energy efficient and maintenance-free exterior. Call our office for your private showing!!
Price:$298,000 Status:Available
Griggsville, IL
PRICE REDUCED! 706 N. Chandler, Griggsville
2 vacant building lots in good location with all utilities available.
Price:$8,500 Status:Available
Walnut Street lot, Griggsville
Nice building site on Walnut Street in Griggsville. MOTIVATED SELLER!!
Price:$9,500 Status:Available
416 E. Chestnut, Griggsville
MAKE AN OFFER!! Nice 3BR 2BA home on 2 corner lots. Nice deck areas and partial fenced-in yard.
Price:$55,500 Status:Available
PRICE REDUCED! 116 S. Pearl, Griggsville
PRICE REDUCED!! Nice remodeled 3BR 2BA home on corner lot. Motivated seller!
Price:$62,000 Status:Available
215 N. Union, Griggsville, IL
Large 4BR 2BA house with many updates. Would make a great family home.
Price:$79,900 Status:Available
204 S. Corey, Griggsville
Nicely remodeled 4-5BR 2BA home with lots of space and updates. Must see to appreciate!!
Price:$87,000 Status:Available
Chambersburg, IL
37059 County Highway 21, Chambersburg
2BR ranch home with 6 acres of pasture with additional small home that could add additional income
Price:$75,500 Status:Available
Barry, IL
Old Hwy. 36, Barry, IL
Good building site on a 1.88 acre tract of land located on Old Hwy. 36 North of Barry, Illinois. Includes a 20 x 40 shed that has been sided and painted.
Price:$15,000 Status:Available
1132 Rodgers St., Barry
Older 2 story 4BR home priced to sell. Motivated Seller!!!
Price:$49,500 Status:Available
SALE PENDING! 585 Bainbridge, Barry
2BR home with many updates, including windows, heating/air, roof, siding, insulation and paint.
Price:$55,000 Status:Available
1066 Mason, Barry
3BR home with newer roof and furnace.
Price:$69,900 Status:Available
565 Mortimer St., Barry
Nice 4-5BR home with detached garage that has been totally remodeled.
Price:$72,500 Status:Available
233 Tremont, Barry
3BR 2BA home with 2 car detached garage in nice neighborhood. Priced to sell!!
Price:$79,000 Status:Available
507 Grand Ave., Barry
Excellent quality built 2BR ranch home with partially finished basement with extra bath all sitting on extra large lot.
Price:$82,000 Status:Available
1159 Pratt St., Barry, IL
Beautiful 4BR home all updated. Move-in ready!!
Price:$94,900 Status:Available
PRICE REDUCED! 1300 Pratt St., Barry
DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTION! Very nice 3BR home on 3 acres +/- with new bathrooms, beautiful new carpet, oak cabinets in kitchen and 2 fireplaces. Very nice neighborhood.
Price:$130,000 Status:Available
PRICE REDUCED! 1415 Mortimer St., Barry
PRICE REDUCED!! Quality 3BR 2BA home with 2 car attached garage and large 2 car detached garage with apartment sitting on 2.86 acres
Price:$168,000 Status:Available
Pleasant Hill, IL
108 State, Pleasant Hill
Nice 2BR starter home with newly remodeled bath, newer furnace and central air.
Price:$47,000 Status:Available
104 Lyndel, Pleasant Hill
Neat maintenance free 3BR 1BA ranch home in nice subdivision location. Nice retirement or starter home.
Price:$68,000 Status:Available
PRICE REDUCED! 13306 St. Hwy. 96, Pleasant Hill
PRICE REDUCED-Very clean 2BR ranch home with 1 car garage sitting on 2.3 acres with 3 outbuildings. Move-in ready! Make an offer!!
Price:$78,000 Status:Available
PRICE REDUCED! 15005 383rd St., Pleasant Hill
Beautiful 20 year old 3BR 2BA brick ranch home with 2,100 sq. ft. sitting on 4.5 acres.
Price:$169,500 Status:Available
Pearl, IL
405 West St., Pearl, IL
Nice 2BR modular home with garden shed, outbuilding and fully furnished.
Price:$42,900 Status:Available
New Canton, IL
PRICE REDUCED! 195 Mississippi, New Canton
PRICE REDUCED-5BR 2BA home sitting on corner lot with big yard located across from the park in New Canton. Motivated Seller!! Make an offer!!!
Price:$49,900 Status:Available
425 Mississippi, New Canton, IL
Excellent 3BR home. All appliances convey. Many good updates.
Price:$59,500 Status:Available
New Hartford, IL
21672 US Hwy. 54, New Hartford
Nice 3BR 2BA manufactured home with 30 x 40 garage/workshop with all utilities. Many potential uses!!
Price:$74,500 Status:Available
Rockport, IL
27844 Dutch Creek Rd
Very nice, remodeled 2BR 2BA home sitting on 3 acres with large outbuildings!!
Price:$145,000 Status:Available
18327 St. Hwy. 96, Rockport
Unique 3BR 2BA home on 2 acres with 3 car and 1 car detached garages. Excellent landscaping in a nice location!
Price:$155,000 Status:Available
17358 St. Hwy. 96, Rockport
Large 4-5BR 2 story home with over 2700 sq. ft. of living space with 4 car detached garage all sitting on 1.6 acres.
Price:$158,000 Status:Available
Summer Hill, IL
32944 200th Ave., Summer Hill
Affordable 2 story 3BR 1.5BA home in Summer Hill that needs some TLC. Priced right! Bank owned property.
Price:$28,000 Status:Available
32739 Jim Town Hollow Rd., Summer Hill
3BR 1BA bungalow with 2 car detached garage with new windows. Move-in ready!
Price:$54,500 Status:Available
SALE PENDING! 32851 200th Ave., Summer Hill
PRICE REDUCED-Newer 4BR home, all updated, with nice finished workshop, on double lot.
Price:$86,000 Status:Available
Florence, IL
414 River Road, Florence
Nice 3BR 2BA manufactured home with garage and pool with scenic view from the Florence bluff with 8 lots across the road along the Illinois River. A must see!
Price:$97,000 Status:Available
Nebo, IL
410 Park St., Nebo, IL
3BR 2BA home with 1 car attached and 2 car detached garage, new carpet and paint.
Price:$69,000 Status:Available
Plainville, IL
118 High St., Plainville
2BR home sitting on 1.5 lots with 3 car detached garage. Would make a nice starter home.
Price:$69,900 Status:Available
Beverly, IL
2784 N. 250th Ave., Beverly, IL including 15 acres
Beautiful 2000 sq. ft. 4BR home sitting on approx. 15 acres with large machine shed and 3.5 acre lake.
Price:$450,000 Status:Available
2784 N. 250th Ave., Beverly, IL including 60 acres
Beautiful 2000 sq. ft. 4BR 4BA home sitting on 60 acres with 44 acres tillable and nice lake!
Price:$725,000 Status:Available
Hardin, IL
HC 61, Box 16A, includes 90 acres +/-
Beautiful rustic log home with incredible garage/workshop sitting on 90 acres!
Price:$498,000 Status:Available
Mt. Sterling, IL
PRICE REDUCED! R. R. #4, Box 167, Mt. Sterling, IL
HUGE PRICE REDUCTION!! CORNBELT WHITETAILS LODGE-3 state of the art hunting lodges, sleeps 40 people, sits on 13 acres. Highly motivated Seller!
Price:$739,900 Status:Available
Winchester, IL
834 Old Highway Road, Winchester
Beautiful 4BR 4.5BA brick home sitting on 3.1 acres with large wooded lot.
Price:$850,000 Status:Available


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Center, Kansas
Freshman, 20 years old
7'0″, 250 lbs.
2013-14 Stats: 23.1 MPG, 11.2 PPG (62.6% FG, 68.5% FT, 65.5% TSP), 8.1 RPG, 1.4 APG, .9 SPG, 1.8 BPG, 2.4 TPG
Measurements: 7'5″ wingspan. Did not participate in the NBA Combine measurements.
Cumulative Ranking: 2th | Bryant's Ranking: 2th | Scott's Ranking: 2th
Joel Embiid: THE BREAKDOWN
Bryant: It's depressing to realize how high Embiid was just a week ago, and the main concern about him was only on his back. Now he has back problems AND foot surgery, and his stock is apparently tumbling because of it. I still don't believe he'll fall into Sacramento's range, but if he did, the temptations of his talent might outweigh the health risks. With his shotblocking ability, excellent athleticism, great rebounding and solid offense of potential, he'd be a great fit next to DeMarcus Cousins.
Scott: I feel like I'm in the minority of Kings fans who wouldn't take Embiid if he fell to Sacramento at No. 8. I was already cautious with his back and knee injuries, but this foot thing scares me too much. There's no doubting the talent, and I understand swinging for the fences, especially in this case. However, in a draft this deep, it's hard for me to turn away other appealing talent for a guy who might never be a consistent presence in the lineup due to injury. Let me ask: Do you take Embiid if Aaron Gordon is on the board? Marcus Smart?
Bryant: If this was the Kings team of last year, I probably would take him over Gordon or Smart. As it stands, with a team desperate to start winning, I'd hesitate… and probably take Embiid anyway. Even if there's only a 50% chance he returns to full health (and then factoring in how raw he truly is), it still would be in my mind a risk worth taking. You won't find many players in the NBA who would be as great a fit with Cousins – only Anthony Davis and Serge Ibaka come to mind. His blocking rate was stellar (11.6% rate), his rebounding was great (27.3% defensive rebounding rate, highest in the class) and he hit enough jumpshots (36% of his 2-point jumpers) to show balanced offensive potential. Even with a foot/back injury that killed the careers of Yao Ming and Bill Walton, that'd be really hard to pass up.
Scott: His skill set is tantalizing, and I don't want to totally disregard the idea. If you're staring at Joel Embiid, Elfrid Payton or Doug McDermott, then I'd have an easier time digesting it. But when it comes down to it, it's just a problem I don't want to have. I have a hard time believing he comes back from this injury and just plays healthy ball for the duration of his career; it has the chance to be a continual problem. Only the doctors know the full story, and if the Kings medical staff thinks he's worth the risk, I'll get on board. But my preference is someone who can contribute from Day 1.
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Ex "Teen Mom" star Amber Portwood is savoring every moment after 17 months behind bars -- reuniting with her 4-year-old daughter on Monday -- and TMZ has the photos.
As we reported, Amber was originally sentenced to 5 years in an Indiana prison for violating probation in her drug possession case, but she was released early for good behavior and time served.
Sources tell TMZ, as soon as Amber got out she made a detour to a burger joint called Frisch's Big Boy -- and then beelined to see Leah ... who's been living with her dad while Amber was locked up.
Amber's baby daddy, Gary Shirley, currently has full custody ... but we're told she's planning to seek shared custody ASAP.
FYI, Amber now insists she's 100% sober.
better luck this time.
I feel bad for the little girl
Best wishes Amber! Make a positive spin off the negative. Consider mentoring other youths with similar problems andbe the Mom you know you can be ;)
TMZ files this lovely story in their trashed white folder.
I love the meme of her whining about being a good mom and the baby tells her "No be quite."
No idea who this is but curious to know why she has such a fat face? Is she off one of those diet reality shows? Why has she been away from her child (losing weight on a reality show, presumably?) Can't make sense of this story without know why its published.
fresh out of jail and selling private photos of your kid to tmz..
great start, amber!
Priorities.. Fat a$$ needs a burger THEN her kid... Nothing changed. Porky is probably smoking meth at this moment.
OMG!! TMZ should start screening comments.. why the insults???
This truly is a sad situation, MTV made these kids the way they are. Gary, which is Leah's father is a fat dead beat father and Amber Portwood is an unstable person herself. She will be back on drugs in no time.
Appalled at the woman's behavior, especially with a child. Hope prison wised her up and didn't just get Leah's hopes up that her mom is back for good.
I think MOOSHELL Obama needs to stops worry about what is being served in school lunch rooms and concentrate on the jail.
How do you get so fat in jail?
Oh wow.You could read a newspaper through her :)
She might be right...a long stint in prison might be better than rehab...it's quitting cold turkey or going through rehabilitation steps that claim to cure your addiction which never works.
We shall see how long this "sober" Amber lasts. Still cannot stand her and Gary..


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Chisenhale Gallery presents a major new commission by London-based artist Céline Condorelli and her first solo exhibition in London. This new commission forms a part of How to work together, a shared programme of commissioning and research organised by Chisenhale Gallery, The Showroom and Studio Voltaire.
Condorelli's exhibition develops from her ongoing engagement with friendship as a condition for working together. This new body of work explores how relationships are articulated by the things that surround us in both useful and purposeless ways, through furniture-like objects, devices for inhabitation or display, props and drawing.
Condorelli's work is concerned with how all human action takes place amidst countless structures of support – whether emotional, legal or physical, for example – mostly taken for granted, and therefore often seeming to be invisible. She has explored this interest in her long-term collaborative project Support Structure (2003-09), with artist-curator Gavin Wade. Friendship, like support, is perceived by Condorelli as an essentially political relationship – one of allegiance and responsibility – offering a framework for interrogating how we live and work, and add things into the world.
In the context of Condorelli's exhibition, friendship characterises the complex set of relations produced between a series of utilitarian objects, the multiple possibilities they suggest, and the people that activate and produce them. Including a programme of discursive events, the exhibition is imagined as a context for co-existence – of objects, participants and audience – through doing and thinking. Inspired by the design of 19th Century museums, which were modeled on domestic galleries, Condorelli inhabits the industrial space of Chisenhale gallery with quasi-functional structures, and discreet alterations to the physical fabric of the gallery itself.
Structures for resting and talking become sites for performance. A stepladder doubles as a desk and a viewing platform; a gallery bench becomes an environment for houseplants flourishing in artificial conditions. Doors are removed and windows are revealed, adjusting the divisions between interior and exterior, public and private space. A curtain – a recurrent motif in Condorelli's work – separates space and articulates the many relationships at play in the exhibition; between specific yet contingent objects, the dichotomy between friendship and work, and the difficulties of finding comfort in an austere gallery setting.
Condorelli describes her new work as 'Intentional Objects In Accidentally Specific Appearances'; she imagines the exhibition as a sequence to be navigated, inviting visitors to follow the flow of air through the gallery. Operating at a scale between furniture and infrastructure, the works all depend on visible structures such as the floor, walls and ceiling, or less visible, but no less tangible elements like electricity and care. Singular objects appear as sculptures, and yet perform multiple functions while containing further possibilities for use; they articulate relations between people and cumulatively question whether our own habits or customs shape our environment and whether it in turn shapes us. All the pieces refer to the vocabulary of furniture – according to Condorelli, 'the moveable parts that support necessity and delight'.
Céline Condorelli lives and works in London. Recent exhibitions include bau bau GfZK, Leipzig, Germany; Ten Thousand Wiles and a Hundred Thousand Tricks, MuHKA, Antwerp, Belgium (both 2014); Additionals, Project Art Centre, Dublin, Ireland; The Parliament, Archive of Disobedience, Castello di Rivoli, Italy; Puppet Show, Eastside Projects, Birmingham; Things That Go Without Saying, Grazer Kunstverein, Austria (all 2013); Surrounded by the Uninhabitable, SALT Istanbul (2012); "There is nothing left", Alexandria Contemporary Arts Forum, Egypt and Manifesta 8, Murcia (2010-12), Revision -Part 1, Artists Space, New York (2009) and Revison - Part 2, Cell Project Space, London, (2010).
Céline Condorelli's commission is produced in partnership with the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven where it will be presented as part of the exhibition Positions (5 July-12 October 2014). A publication, The Company She Keeps, a collection of conversations exploring ideas of friendship between Céline Condorelli and the philosopher Johan Hartle, as well as her friend the sociologist Avery Gordon, previously presented as part of the How to work together 'Think Tank', edited by Nick Aikens and Polly Staple, will be published by Book Works, Chisenhale Gallery and Van Abbemuseum in June 2014.
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The music video for 1994's "Feel the Pain" featured members of Dinosaur Jr. cruising around the city in a golf cart, and the music video for 2009's "Over It" captures the band as they cruise around the city on skateboards and bikes. While lead singer and guitarist J. Mascis finally put the band name to sleep in 1997, after the original lineup had long since disbanded, the videos offer a fairly accurate representation of how much the band's music has changed in the past 15 years—hardly at all. Formed in Amherst, Massachusetts, some 25 years ago, Dinosaur Jr. is a band that has mastered the art of feedback and remains a catalyst for distortion to this day. After Mascis reunited with bassist Lou Barlow and drummer Murph in 2005 for a European tour, the band went on to release Beyond in 2007, the first album featuring all three original members since 1988's Bug. Now having released Farm this past summer on the independent label Jagjaguwar, Dinosaur Jr appears to be back in full swing once again. Word to the wise when seeing the band live, though: Bring earplugs. You're going to need them. With MV & EE. 18+. (Photo by Johannes Scherman)
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Julbo Meteor Goggle - Camel Polarized Photochromic
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These goggles were of the quality you expect from Julbo, but were a bit too bulky for my liking. They fit awkwardly with my helmets, and just seemed excessive for BC skiing. Testament to everything else about the goggles, however...when I returned these I swapped them for the Revolutions, which are more my size.
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Touring Milwaukee's Breweries and Distilleries
My mom and I are meeting up next weekend, so being the lover of maps that I am, I assigned myself the task to find a place that 1. is a relatively fair drive for both of us and 2. has fun things to do.
For a moment, I considered Wauwatosa to re-create our statue moment
But deep down, I knew I wanted to find some sort of beverage tour, so naturally, I asked yelp what to do. Here's what I found:
Free tours at Great Lakes Distillery and for an extra $5 get a flight of 5 products to sample!
Free tours at MillerCoors Brewing, but I get the feeling that samples are not complementary.
$5 tours ($3 for minors) at Sprecher Brewery and $15 reserve tastings (10 samples with cheese pairings, all adult atmosphere)
$7 tours at Lakefront Brewery (this is our favorite brewery tour, it's also the first brewery Shane and I visited together, awwwww, and the only one we've done in Milwaukee, twice!)
$10 tours at Milwaukee Brewing Co. and a 2-hour open house on Saturday evenings.
$8 beer history tours at the Historic Pabst Brewery, which includes at 16 oz. Pabst or Schlitz tap… tempting, no?
Water Street Brewery tours seem rather mysterious. No dates, times, or prices listed, just a phone number to arrange a tour with the Brewmaster. They have three locations: Downtown Milwaukee, Grafton, and Lake Country.
Big Bay Brewing seemed worth mentioning for their tasting room and brewery store, but I don't see anything about tours.
Horny Goat Brewing Co. offers free samples M-F at their brewpub, as well as happy hour and daily specials. And who isn't intrigued by Big Band Sunday Brunch!? I didn't find any tours.
Join the Mug Club at St Francis Brewing Co. and get exclusive invitations to their monthly tapping and other freebies and discounts. Check out their happy hours M-F.
Stonefly Brewery doesn't offer tours (as far as I could find) but check out their menu (yum) and events page (fun)!
If you just need to get off your feet and have a drink, check out Milwaukee Ale House, I may have actually been here before, but that memory is a bit fuzzy. If it's the place I'm thinking of, it's pretty fun. Wide beer selection, and happy hour specials that will make the wallet smile.
Well, I think that's 11 reasons for you to come visit and head to Milwaukee for another adventure. Can I expect you soon!?


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the vw vortex forum has this nice lil feature and its cool to scroll through...i know sightings are much more abundant for cool VW's but figured id throw the idea out there
the vw vortex forum has this nice lil feature and its cool to scroll through...i know sightings are much more abundant for cool VW's but figured id throw the idea out there
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Silver Frost
"If it ain't broke, fix it 'til it is"
EGL does it, but that goes without saying. The sightings are more frequent out there.
I don't have a problem with it. You know us though, it won't stay as a sightings thread for long. We absolutely love to threadjack in here.
2007 Mazdaspeed6 GT
2001 Cougar C2
2002 Honda Shadow Spirit 750
former owner of 1995 Contour GL
I saw it in The EGL and thought it was a good idea. However, we have three stickied threads already .. it will start to get excessive with any more.
1999 Contour SVT #410 - 109k
2008 Subaru Legacy GT Limited 5MT - 130k
Sold: 98.5 Contour SE V6 ATX
i saw a silver SVT with new hampster plates yesteray on RT 3 north around 6PM
i was going south.
i also had some dude on 293 south(i was going norh) riding a motorcycle wearing a harley jacket...point at me as he passed by...
1998 SVT Contour #2147 - SOLD!!!!!
Yeah, But was he pointing at you and laughing?
Cause it might not have been about your car.
98 SVT #81 silfro
Aircougar Performance
Saw a SF SVT on Belmont Ave in Springfield, MA at around 11:30AM on 8/18! It was a chick driving! So I doubt it was anyone here...In addition I've seen another SF SVT randomly appear at the East Longmeadow Big Y, but with a guy driving.
2012 Hyundai Accent hatchback
1996 Zetec ATX - Retired but still running (barely)
Aircougar Performance
CTMystique: I'm not sure if that was me. I've actually met Zorrex once before with my car, but one stock SF looks just like any other SF. I have been around East Longmeadow lately, but it was earlier in the week.
2005 Saab 9-2x Aero Satin Grey
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I arrived at our house prolly by 5pm on a Saturday. It sucks knowing that I only have one day for me to stay. I decided to text Pudge due to some reason I cannot tell you (please haha). I wanted to go out for coffee & I asked him if he could give me a ride. After a few minutes, he already texted me, "Labas ka na". I wasn't holding my phone so I read it late. He had sent me another text message saying, "Matagal pa?".
You see, I believe that the universe had worked its powers during that time because as I went out, Pudge was already waiting outside. I hopped inside his car and we took off. I was searching for Closing Time in his audio player that contains hundreds of songs. The song was very difficult to find so my focus was on the audio player and not on the road. As we reached the Crossing Mendez intersection, Pudge said, "Oh, masaya ka na?". I was clueless why he said that until I laid my eyes on the road. There was a white fucking R8 right in front of us. And of course, my initial reaction was that I went berserk. I was punching Pudge, which was quite normal whenever I see an Audi. The timing was extremely perfect. Can you imagine what would happen if I didn't go out late? I wouldn't be able to see such a magnificent thing.
By the time we reached the coffee house, Pudge immediately looked for a table and I was the one who ordered. My favorite coffee is Peppermint Mocha. But since I was with Pudge, I reconsidered. I was holding the coffee and Pudge asked what coffee was it. I said, with all of my conviction, "Yung favorite mo, Toffee Nut Latte". And he said, "Ulol, Dark Cherry Mocha kaya". And that is when it hit me. He's right. I was wrong. I forgot that the one who liked the TNL so much was Sam! That moment made me miss Sam since we were usually a trio coffee buddies before. Sam's in Manila cos he still had his classes. I hope we could hang out soon, though!
And so there we were, sharing a cup of coffee that the both of us don't actually like. We had random conversations. It was fine until something came up. Then it made me realize that it was a wrong idea to hang out with your ex, alone, especially if the two of you haven't talked about your relationship that clearly. What we have between us is really really complicated. We wanted to make ourselves clear about what is going on but every time we try to talk, it would take us prolly three days and still, we wouldn't have anything to be concluded. And that is when I realized that we hated 'the talk' as much as Robin and Barney hate it. Everything suddenly became eerie. We were just sitting there together and not talking. Just sitting, puffing, sipping, and staring. And that is when we decided to go already.
I must admit, I'm not in my usual self these past few weeks. My life has been put up to the extremes in a way that there are days I think too much and there are days I don't think properly at all.
Whenever I'm attending my classes, I mostly hear words but never understand them a bit. And it sucks because I really had a great vision to start things right over this second semester. It's been three weeks since it started and I am still not doing any well. I had wasted a lot of time just lying in my bed and watching series and films. I seldom go out with friends unlike what I used to do. You will never know how many times I attempted to blog and write down all these feelings but all I ever got were unfinished entries like:
"I'm fine already", I said to myself. Well at least that's what I said. Actually, I really was. But not until people started to gush and insist that I am not; like they are the ones who control my hypothalamus or something, but in the end, I let them anyway. I don't get it why they'd always bring him up to our conversations & then whenever I'd start to talk about him, they'd get anxious because they really want me to move on with my life. Cmon, why not just stop reminding me about him so that we could all move on? I'm practically ok and used to not being with him already. Unlike before wherein I couldn't imagine what would I do without him yaddah yaddah
Here's another thing - I hate it whenever he, himself, gives hints that leave me but confusion.
I saw him today.
I was walking my way out of the university this morning along with my guy friend to kill time at Antonio Street, yknow. As I stride towards the gate, I blurredly saw a familiar stand that walked through. I squeezed my eyes and took a little good look to figure out who was it, and to my surprise, it was him. His face was kinda grungy when he entered the campus, like he was irritated or something. And my pace somewhat turned a little slow as I looked at him. And he was looking at me, too. You see, it's the first time we meet, again. I waved at him, and smiled a little. And from him grumpy face, he smiled, too. I hate it when he does that! I swear, it's my weakness.
I can see so clearly now that I am presently forming and evolving this superficial feeling for a certain guy I didn't expected than I'd have a crush with. I cannot see myself, to tell you honestly, having these gooey feelings for a boy before because 1.) I don't simply use the word crush to describe a state of mind and 2.) I really find it cheesy and absurd.
Hate is a strong word but I really really don't like what's happening to me right now. My feelings were never consistent. Today, I'm desperately sad & then tomorrow, I'll be happy again. And right now, I'm starting to feel lazy about finishing this post so I'll just stop… right.. now.
The awkward hand touch, the way you make that one arm dangle more than the other.. That's the most awkward, yet most adorable time. It's when you just wait for one to actually grab the other's hand. It's simple, yet it's perfect.
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photo diary 10.08.2012 (pt.3 and luckily the last one hehee)
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1. you always look classy even if you're just in shirts and jeans!
Thank you! :) Actually, that's what I usually wear. Shirts and either jeans or shorts. The basics!
2. You're soooo beautiful inside & out & I love you for that :-* And your planner is so frustratingly creative, nahiya planner ko. :| =)) I wuv you eiei :-**
Omg, kahit you asked anonymously, I know this is you Pat! I wuff you too! :-*
3. mahilig ka ba sa K-Pop music?
No :(
4. Kailan mo plano magkaboyfriend ulit?
I don't know. I don't even plan these things, I just want everything to be spontaneous, yknow. Though, having one right now may not work since I'm always busy.
5. can you suggest places where you can eat in ust?
Uhm unfortunately, there are only a few restaurants near UST unlike in Katipunan or Taft cos they are outnumbered by milk tea shops mostly. You can always go to UST carpark. :) or if you're saving money, I eat at U Steak / Dim sum Treats at the Pacific, Ilars in Lacson Street, Steaks 101 in Dapitan, and the never ending 35pesos worth of liempo and rice in Antonio Street!
6. post ka pa ng videos :)
HAHA I'll try
7. chx ka talaga!
thank you?
8. can we be friends? :)
sure but don't go anonymous dear! ;)
Hehe, guys :( I'm so sorry. Some of the asks here are already outdated (like asks from August pa)! Haha, busy busy bee.


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Cocktail Reception at Historic Rowland House in Aurora, NYDate: October 26, 2014
Time: 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Location: Historic Rowland House
City: Aurora
Join alumni hosts Barbara Post '07 and Keith Batman '76 for a sunset reception at Rowland House.
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Halloween SMASH!! Music Industry Club Holiday PartyDate: October 27, 2014
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Metropolitan Center - Brooklyn Unit
City: Brooklyn
Join us for this festive party and information session.
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Annual Hudson Valley Center Alumni Student Dinner at the Culinary Institute of America - SOLD OUTDate: October 28, 2014
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: The Culinary Institute of America
City: Hyde Park
Dean Gary Lacy and the Hudson Valley Center Alumni Student Association cordially invite you to one of the finest culinary schools in the world.
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ESC/AARP Alumni/Student LuncheonDate: October 28, 2014
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Location: Clyde's at Gallery Place
City: Washington
Join us for this networking luncheon.
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ESC Hockey Night - SOLD OUTDate: November 01, 2014
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Prudential Center
City: Newark
Join us as the New Jersey Devils take on the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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Minority Students in Action: Student Meet and GreetDate: November 01, 2014
Time: 11:00 a.m.
Location: Long Island Center
City: Old Westbury
Come and see what Minority Students in Action is all about!
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Memorial Art Gallery Discussion - Golden Legacy: 65 Years of Golden BooksDate: November 02, 2014
Time: 12:30 p.m.
Location: Memorial Art Gallery
City: Rochester
Please join us for this gallery discussion with Sidney Wilkin.
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Law NightDate: November 06, 2014
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Metropolitan Center
City: New York
Alumni and students are cordially invited to join us for an informal presentation and discussion.
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Women's Network Tea SocialDate: November 06, 2014
Time: 5:00 p.m.
Location: Central New York Center
City: East Syracuse
The Empire State College Women's Network invites Central New York Center women alumni, students, faculty and staff to meet and mingle.
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Special NOTA Networking Salute to Veteran Service ProvidersDate: November 12, 2014
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Location: Strathallen Hotel
City: Rochester
Join us and network with human resource managers, business owners and veterans services providers from across the community.
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3rd Annual SUNY Empire State College Native American Month Keynote PresentationDate: November 20, 2014
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Location: Niagara Frontier Center
City: Cheektowaga
Join us for The History, Culture and Teachings of a Matriarchal Society
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Private Wine Tasting and LunchDate: November 23, 2014
Time: 12:00 p.m.
Location: Raphael Winery
City: Peconic
Michael Spitzer, Dean of the Long Island Center, and the Alumni Student Association cordially invite you to this annual event.
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Hairspray at Syracuse StageDate: December 10, 2014
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Syracuse Stage
City: Syracuse
Dean Nikki Shrimpton cordially invites you and a guest to join us for this special reception and performance.
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Brooklyn Hoops Winter FestivalDate: December 28, 2014
Time: 12:00 p.m.
Location: Barclays Center
City: Brooklyn
Join the Sports Industry Club for a fun-filled day of basketball.
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One always gets a special feeling when they wear vintage clothes, whether it is something passed down from your grandmother or something you picked up at the local flea market some random day. What we love most about vintage clothing at Free People are the stories that these individual pieces tell, as well as their strong attention to detail. From vintage distressed denim overalls with a tomboy feel to a long floor sweeping Victorian dress made for a fashionable night out, the collection of vintage clothing at Free People is unlike any other and leaves nothing out. The bohemian girl has crochet mini shift dresses, the most girlish of girls have lacey midi dresses with pleated detailing, the tomboys at heart have the distressed denim and tough leather pieces to throw over everything, the true vintage loving girl at heart has everything at her fingertips here at Free People. The best thing about vintage clothing at Free People is that it can all be mixed and matched together in any way possible. The sky is the limit. There are not two colors, texture, patterns, or silhouettes that can't work together. Dig into the vintage clothing collection at Free People and come up with some jewels you will be wearing for years to come.


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Sister duo wins big at gospel awards
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Mary Mary is a three time Grammy-award winning American gospel music duo, consisting of sisters Erica Atkins-Campbell (born April 29, 1972(1972-04-29)) and Tina Atkins-Campbell (born May 1, 1974(1974-05-01)). The duo are often credited along with Kirk Franklin for broadening the fan base of urban contemporary gospel in the 2000s by introducing elements of soul music, hip hop, funk and jazz. Mary Mary broke onto the music scene with their popular song "Shackles (Praise You)" which is considered one of the pioneering songs of urban contemporary gospel music .
Their debut album Thankful (2000) was certified Platinum. The duo has released three Gold albums: Incredible (2002), and Mary Mary (2005), which all charted No. 1 on the Billboard Top Gospel Albums.
The sisters were born Erica Atkins and Trecina Atkins. The Campbell (formerly Atkins) sisters grew up as part of a large family of nine children in Inglewood, California. Their parents are Thomasina, an evangelist and choir director at the Evangelistic Church of God in Christ, and Eddie, a youth minister.


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Student athletes raising cancer awareness: Huling Bowl tomorrow night, volleyball match MondayOctober 16, 2014 at 4:41 pm | In Health, How to help, West Seattle news, West Seattle schools, WS & Sports | 1 Comment
Two upcoming sports events feature friendly faceoffs between our area's two biggest public schools – both spotlighting the fight against cancer:
HULING BOWL, FRIDAY NIGHT: The Huling Bowl – trophy and all! – is the name of the annual football game between Chief Sealth International High School and West Seattle High School, and you're invited to this year's edition at 7 pm tomorrow (Friday), Southwest Athletic Complex (2601 SW Thistle, across from the Sealth campus).
Sealth's bulletin announces it as a "pink-out," urging everyone to wear pink to show support for the fight against breast cancer. That will be especially meaningful for Sealth running back Daron Camacho, who e-mailed us overnight asking if we would let folks know that "I dedicate the game to my Godmom Margarita Vidrio, who is fighting breast cancer." You'll see Daron on the field wearing #11.
VOLLEYBALL, MONDAY NIGHT: Thanks to Jim Bowe for sharing the announcement:
On Monday, October 20th at 7 pm, West Seattle HS Volleyball hosts Chief Sealth in what is always a great Metro League volleyball match. The WSHS volleyball girls are making this night Cancer Awareness Night. Admission to the event is free. There will be opportunities for people to donate to cancer research if they choose to do so; however, attendance and awareness is really the goal.
The WSHS gym is on the southwest side of the school, right off the parking lot, at 3000 California SW.
Higher public-health permit fees for farmers' markets, others? County postpones discussion, continues comment periodOctober 10, 2014 at 7:26 pm | In Health, West Seattle news | 5 Comments
(WSB photo from last Sunday's WS Farmers' Market, by Katie Meyer)
The Seattle-King County Public Health Board has just postponed its planned discussion of proposed permit-fee increases, to take comments for at least two more months. We heard about the controversy over some of the fee increases, thanks to a reader who pointed us to protests from regional farmers-market vendors like organic-meat producer Skagit River Ranch, which called the proposed increases "outrageous" in an open letter posted via Facebook. Businesses quoted anonymously in a county roundup of "stakeholder" feedback had comments including, "It is discouraging for vendors to get higher permit fees for selling healthier food – unhealthy food should pay more." The county says it hasn't reviewed fees/rates since 2008 but needs to raise rates to cover costs. Other types of businesses with proposed public-health fee increases include animal shelters and some other pet-related businesses. Whatever your thoughts about the fee changes – which are less dramatic in some categories – the county says it's taken them off the agenda for next week's board meeting and will take comments until mid-December (this page explains how to have a say).
2 local flu-shot clinics for Seattle Public Schools students, staff, families – and community membersSeptember 25, 2014 at 11:02 am | In Health, West Seattle news, West Seattle schools | Comments Off
(UPDATE: We're told ANYONE is welcome to come to these clinics – adults must have either proof of insurance or else $28 payment, but no student will be turned away for lack of insurance, says Sealth nurse Alison Enochs)
ORIGINAL REPORT: Just out of the WSB inbox:
Seattle Public Schools is partnering with the Seattle Visiting Nurse Association to provide flu shot clinics for all students, staff, and their families at no charge, with proof of current medical insurance.
According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), the single best protection from influenza is to receive a flu shot each year. The CDC recommends everyone 6 months old and over be vaccinated against the flu.
West Seattle clinic locations and dates:
* Chief Sealth High School: Wednesday, October 8, 4-7:30 pm
* West Seattle High School: Monday, October 20, 2:30-7 pm
Clinics will be open to all Seattle Public Schools children (4 years of age and older) and their families. Please note that students under the age of 18 will need a Patient Consent Form signed by a parent or guardian. Patient Consent Forms are available at the clinics, or click here to download.
All participants will be asked to provide their health insurance information (card) to receive an immunization. SVNA will electronically bill the insurance plan for your flu shot. They bill all insurance plans including Apple Health (Washington State Medicaid) plans. Flu shots are considered preventive care and are not subject to deductibles or co-pays. This means no out-of-pocket expense for participants.
This is happening districtwide – here's the full list.
Unneeded/expired prescription drugs? Take-Back Day this SaturdaySeptember 23, 2014 at 9:31 am | In Health, Safety, West Seattle news | 5 Comments
Keeping unneeded, unwanted, and/or expired prescription medicine around the house is a bad idea for a variety of reasons. Tossing it in the trash or emptying it down the drain is a bad idea, too. So what to do? Get rid of it this Saturday (September 27th), 10 am-2 pm, during the next Take-Back Day. The official local drop-off spot will once again be the Seattle Police Southwest Precinct at Webster/Delridge.
You can help! Here's where West Seattle firefighters will ask you to help 'Fill the Boot' for MDA this Thursday and FridaySeptember 16, 2014 at 11:17 am | In Health, How to help, West Seattle news | Comments Off
(WSB photo from 2011 "Fill the Boot," taken in Admiral District)
This year's edition of the International Association of Fire Fighters "Fill the Boot" fundraising drive for the Muscular Dystrophy Association is coming up this Thursday and Friday, 1 pm-6 pm September 18-19, and we asked organizers where in West Seattle you'll see firefighters joining in. Here's the list (subject to change) compiled for us by Sandy Elfers of the MDA:
Station #11 – Westwood Village
Station #29 – California and Admiral
Station #32 – California and Alaska
Station #36 – Alki Beach and/or Avalon/Spokane
Station #37 – By the station, 35th/Holden
The IAFF and MDA have partnered for 60 years. Local IAFF members will be among 1,000 citywide participating in the fundraising drive this year.
Video: New partnership plan saves Greenbridge clinic, moves West Seattle Planned Parenthood clinicSeptember 15, 2014 at 4:07 pm | In Health, West Seattle news, West Seattle politics | 1 Comment
At the surface, what brought King County Executive Dow Constantine, County Councilmember Joe McDermott, Public Health acting director Patty Hayes, Seattle Deputy Mayor Hyeok Kim, Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest CEO Chris Charbonneau, and others to White Center's Greenbridge Plaza at noontime was news that a nearby county health clinic won't have to close.
Their remarks are all featured in our video of the event, above, as well as what a clinic staffer and client had to say about the importance of saving the clinic. But what they explained in the media briefing wasn't quite that simple:
*Mayor Murray's proposed budget will include money for Greenbridge clinic operations (this was mentioned briefly in his Friday announcement about human-services and public-safety spending – the $ mentioned in that news release differs from what's in today's county news release, so we're trying to verify which is correct)
*Planned Parenthood of the Great NW will take over family-planning services at the clinic, meaning layoffs for county-employed family-planning staffers unless they find jobs with PP
*As a result, PP will close its current West Seattle clinic (9641 28th SW) and merge its services into the Greenbridge location (9942 8th SW)
*County employees at the clinic will continue providing other services such as maternity support and Women/Infant/Children (WIC) nutrition support
Though Greenbridge is across the city/county line, it serves many Seattle residents, Constantine said, so city funding is appropriate. (The clinic relocated two years ago from its previous site about a mile south.) His plan for the clinic's future will be in the budget proposal he presents one week from today.
P.S. The full county news release is part of coverage on our partner site White Center Now.
Reminder: 1st West Seattle YMCA expansion Q/A meeting todaySeptember 14, 2014 at 5:31 am | In Health, Triangle, West Seattle news | 2 Comments
One week after we brought you first word of the West Seattle YMCA (WSB sponsor) expansion plans, the first public Q/A meeting is this afternoon. Anyone interested in hearing/talking about the proposal is welcome – 2-3 pm at the Y's "Studio 5″ annex, 4518 Fauntleroy Way SW. Two more public meetings are planned, in different dayparts – 6-7 pm Tuesday, 7-8 am Wednesday. The Y has more project info online here.
West Seattle YMCA announces expansion plan for Triangle HQSeptember 7, 2014 at 7:42 pm | In Health, Triangle, West Seattle news | 54 Comments
By Tracy Record
West Seattle Blog editor
Starting with an all-staff meeting tonight, the West Seattle YMCA is pulling the wraps off plans for a major expansion project at its headquarters in The Triangle.
The Y (a WSB sponsor) will be officially filing for permits with the city this week, but has been quietly fundraising for a while. Its Board of Managers has a goal of raising half the cost of the $11 million project, with the Greater Seattle Y board raising money for the other half.
"We're excited!" exclaimed regional executive Josh Sutton, during our conversation about the plan.
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Video: Ice Bucket Challenge at Holy Rosary, and who they're passing it on toAugust 29, 2014 at 9:27 pm | In Health, West Seattle news, West Seattle schools | 4 Comments
That's the first "Ice Bucket Challenge" clip called to our attention by a local school. This one features the staff of Holy Rosary School and the parish's pastor, Father John Madigan. HR principal George Hofbauer starts with challenges to other local Catholic schools, and Fr. Madigan adds a challenge to Seattle's Archbishop Peter Sartain. (In case you've missed it somehow, the IBC has been making the rounds for weeks to raise awareness and money for ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease.) P.S. First day of school at HRS is next Tuesday.
Alki Beach 5K 2014 video/photos: Almost 1,100 runners and walkers!August 24, 2014 at 9:14 am | In Health, West Seattle news, WS & Sports | 2 Comments
Almost 1,100 runners and walkers are on the course along Alki as this year's Alki Beach 5K got under way minutes ago. First, they heard inspirational words from "Warrior Marathon Runner" Carol Dellinger, a breast-cancer survivor who has run 278 marathons, and just keeps running.
The Alki Beach 5K is a benefit for West Seattleite-founded-and-led Northwest Hope and Healing, and a fun time for all.
9:58 AM: Runners and walkers keep crossing the finish line. First one across, last year's winner Miler Haller, 17 years old:
(Photo by David Hutchinson)
ADDED 12:32 PM: Here's our video of everyone leaving the starting line:
First-time emcee (whose voice you hear in our video): Shellie Hart from Warm 106.9 radio:
Overseeing everything as always – NWHH executive director Shari Sewell:
The Alki Beach 5K is for a serious cause – helping NWHH help breast-cancer patients – but it's fun too, and smiles abounded:
Eye-catching outfits, too:
3:59 PM: The results are now available online. In addition to first finisher Miler Haller, shown above, the other top finishers were:
#2 male – Joe Sheeran, 56, in 16:49:
#3 male – Chris Tolonen, 45, in 16:53:
#1 female – Somer Kreisman, 25, in 18:07:
#2 female – Hailey Kettel, 18, in 18:30:
#3 female – Caoline Austin, 23, in 18:46:
(The spellings are exactly as shown on the official results page; please let us know if anything is incorrect!)
ADDED SUNDAY NIGHT: More scenes from race day:
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One week away! Alki Beach 5K to help Northwest Hope and Healing help breast-cancer patientsAugust 17, 2014 at 6:46 pm | In Health, How to help, West Seattle news, WS & Sports | Comments Off
(Photo by David Hutchinson, from 2012 Alki Beach 5K)
Only one week till the summer's next big benefit 5K in West Seattle, the Northwest Hope and Healing-presented Alki Beach 5K, 9 am next Sunday (August 24th). It's a fundraiser for West Seattleite-founded-and-led NWHH's work helping breast-cancer patients. You can run or walk; Alki SW will be closed for the run, so there's plenty of room for you and the other hundreds of people who will be part of it. Sign up online right now, or in person this week at West Seattle Runner (WSB sponsor), which also has an early-packet-pickup event set for Saturday (10 am-2 pm, California/Charlestown), if you want to get yours before 5K day. See you at the beach (start/finish line is by the Bathhouse, 61st/Alki) next Sunday!
West Seattle scene: Eddie Vedder's Ice Bucket Challenge videoAugust 16, 2014 at 10:22 pm | In Health, West Seattle news, West Seattle people | 17 Comments
Thanks to Philip for pointing this out to us via Twitter – one of the newest celebrity videos in the Ice Bucket Challenge for ALS awareness, just published on YouTube today, stars West Seattleite and Pearl Jam leader Eddie Vedder, with the bucket wielded by bandmate Mike McCready. Looks like it was recorded on the West Seattle shoreline, too, as Philip noted in his tweet.
Delridge Grocery's first Friday Farmstand – a hit!July 18, 2014 at 8:31 pm | In Delridge, Health, West Seattle news | 2 Comments
Sarah, Susan, Constance, and Ariana posed with leafy greens at the first Delridge Grocery Friday Farmstand because that's all they had left by the time we got there at 7 pm. Ariana reports the stand had a line for the first two hours as buyers scooped up all the fruit. We mentioned the produce offerings in this morning's daily preview; next Friday, they're likely to have more raspberries and blueberries, cherries, peaches, greens, tomatoes, summer squash, and green onions, among other offerings. The farmstand is a sort of appetizer for the future Delridge Grocery, the cooperative store that volunteers are working to open in the commercial space of DESC's Cottage Grove Commons. To add to the festive flavor of today's stand, live music was provided by Thaddeus Spae.
Look for the farmstand's second edition just south of Delridge Branch Library (5423 Delridge Way SW) next Friday (July 25th), 4:30-7:30 pm.
Southwest Design Review Board report #1: Eye-clinic project @ 7520 35th SW sent back for second round of early-design guidanceJuly 10, 2014 at 8:17 pm | In Development, Health, Sunrise Heights, West Seattle news | Comments Off
By Tracy Record
West Seattle Blog editor
Making its debut before the Southwest Design Review Board, the proposed Clearview Eye Clinic project at 7520 35th SW was sent back for a second round of Early Design Guidance.
Concerns included how the building would interact with the evolving streetscape – busy as 35th SW is, and can be – and whether it was too close to the street, and should be set back as are other buildings. A paucity of landscape was identified as a concern, too, as was the fact that the proposal includes a parking area fronting 35th SW, and how the site's vehicle entries should work.
This project will be a medical/commercial building – no residential component – and the architect described an intent for its look to be "crisp, clean, and clear." (We first reported the project plan two months ago.)
Four of the SWDRB's five members (with T. Frick McNamara absent) were present, with planner Tami Garrett from the Department of Planning and Development.
Architect Peter Bocek from PB Architects explained that the clinic doctors are building a permanent home for their practice, with a staff of about 20, because their lease at Westwood Village is expiring:
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High Point Market Garden to open for the season WednesdayJuly 7, 2014 at 1:01 pm | In Gardening, Health, High Point, West Seattle news | 1 Comment
(2011 WSB photo from High Point Market Garden)
This Wednesday is your first chance to buy fresh organic produce picked steps away from the point of sale – opening day for the High Point Market Garden Farm Stand, just announced by the city. It's at 32nd/Juneau (map) and it'll be open 4-7 pm Wednesdays, July 9th-September 24th. The first harvest is expected to include spinach, carrots, leafy vegetables, new onions, peas, turnips, and radishes. The city announcement adds that the stand and its counterpart at NewHolly "accept EBT cards and participate in Fresh Bucks which doubles consumers' first $10 spent on the card.
Happening now: Relay for Life team's cancer-fighting car washMay 31, 2014 at 12:15 pm | In Health, How to help, Sunrise Heights, West Seattle news | 2 Comments
Exactly four weeks from now, participants in this year's Relay for Life-West Seattle will have just finished their intense overnight event at WS Stadium (7:30 pm June 27-11:30 am June 28), one of hundreds of similar events across the country raising money for the American Cancer Society. Right now, it's full-on advance-fundraising mode, and one of the local teams, "Answers for Cancers," is doing just that with this car wash at West Seattle Autoworks (35th/Webster; WSB sponsor). By donation, they're cleaning up cars until 2 pm today. If you can't make it today, you can also donate to Relay for Life-WS by using the link you'll find here, and by visiting the stadium during the public Relay for Life events next month.
West Seattle restaurants: Thai Landing closed by health inspectorsMay 27, 2014 at 3:44 pm | In Health, West Seattle news, West Seattle restaurants | 31 Comments
Just in from King County Public Health – its inspectors closed the Thai Landing on Alki restaurant this afternoon. Here's the notice published online:
Thai Landing on Alki
2620 Alki Av SW, Seattle, WA 98116
Closed: May 27, 2014 at 1:00 pm
Potentially hazardous foods at unsafe temperatures
Foods not protected from cross-contamination
Equipment/utensils not properly sanitized
Handwashing facilities inaccessible
Failure to correct repeated violations
The county will announce when it's cleared to open again; you can check its status here.
West Seattle health care: Swedish to open urgent-care clinic in South Admiral, after pediatric move to JunctionMay 14, 2014 at 1:52 pm | In Health, West Seattle news | 20 Comments
(King County Assessor's Office photo of Swedish clinic building at 3400 California SW)
More big moves in local health care: If you are a patient at Swedish's pediatric clinic in South Admiral, you might already know it's moving to The Junction (thanks to all the recent tipsters!). Following up with Swedish, we asked what it plans to do with the space the Children's Clinic is leaving behind, and found out they'll be opening an urgent-care clinic there later this year.
As noted online, the pediatric clinic will make the move to 4744 41st SW, east of Jefferson Square (a space vacated by the former Highline clinic that moved into The Triangle) over a weekend in mid-June, opening in the new location on June 16th. Swedish spokesperson Clay Holtzman tells WSB, "The move is being made to create additional space for the clinic. The new children's clinic is adding one pediatrician. There are seven physicians associated with the children's clinic, including the newest doctor. The new space will have parking out front and will be decorated with a West Seattle theme. Most importantly, the new clinic will be reconfigured for a 'care team' approach – a concept in patient care that has a team of people (not just the physician) who are responsible for the wellness of the patient. This reflects the more efficient, proactive, and engaged approach that health care overall is shifting toward."
After that, Holtzman continues, "The old location at California SW will expand its third-floor primary care clinic into the second floor (where the children's clinic was). Swedish will be adding an Urgent Care clinic in that second floor." Urgent Care, he says, will open there in the late summer or early fall.
How to talk with teens about marijuana: West Seattle High School hosting community eventMay 6, 2014 at 11:54 am | In Health, West Seattle news, West Seattle schools | 40 Comments
Just out of the WSB inbox:
Please join us on Tuesday, May 13th, from 7:00-8:30 in the West Seattle High School Library to learn about how the legalization of marijuana and increased availability of marijuana products are affecting our students and our community. The West Seattle counseling staff is pleased to host this informative evening providing the latest research and data on marijuana legalization issues, use among teens and how to talk with our kids about all of it. Presenters will include Lisa Sharp and Stephen Bogan. Lisa is SPS Manager of Prevention and Intervention Education and has been working with adolescents for 15 years as a case manager, intervention specialist and health educator. Stephen Bogan is a private clinician with over 35 years of experience working in the field of chemical dependency, mental health and adolescent development.
If you have any questions, please contact Tara Vanselow at firstname.lastname@example.com
Anyone in the community who's interested is invited – not just WSHS families. The school is at 3000 California SW.
Video: Fashion & compassion with 'Style '14′ raising money to help cancer patientsApril 29, 2014 at 12:35 am | In Health, How to help, West Seattle news | Comments Off
(Video by Edgar Riebe of West Seattle-headquartered Captive Eye Media)
The women you'll meet in that video are what and who "Style '14" this Thursday night is all about – their stories reveal how you can help Northwest Hope and Healing, the West Seattle/West Seattleite-founded and -run organization that assists cancer patients as they get through day-to-day life, which doesn't stop down just because you've been diagnosed with cancer.
Your ticket gets you into Showbox SODO for a runway fashion show with models who also happen to be breast-cancer survivors. You can get a ticket to just attend the show, or you can buy a VIP ticket including admission to a pre-event party and cocktail reception with "heavy appetizers," reserved seats, and a thank-you gift. Doors are at 6:30 pm for VIP, 7 pm for general admission, with the fashion show at 7:30 pm; it's a 21+ event. Also part of "Style '14″: West Seattle businesses including West Seattle Runner (WSB sponsor), Carmilia's, Coastal, Ola, Twala Intimates, and more, as well as West Seattleites who are on the volunteer planning committee. You can buy your ticket online here (see the left sidebar of that page).
Straight Blast Gym of Seattle: Welcome, new WSB sponsorApril 22, 2014 at 4:28 pm | In Health, West Seattle news | 2 Comments
We're welcoming Straight Blast Gym of Seattle as a WSB sponsor – with a special event coming up this weekend. Here's what they want you to know about their business:
At Straight Blast Gym of Seattle, we not only teach martial arts, we teach movement. We strive to connect the sense of effort and enjoyment, providing an environment that is physically demanding yet playful in nature. We operate out of a 5300-square-foot warehouse converted into a martial-arts and fitness facility, conveniently located on Delridge Way, with more than 1700 square feet of mat space. Needless to say, there is plenty of room to climb, jump, lift, roll, kick, punch, and most importantly, MOVE.
Straight Blast Gym of Seattle is what we like to call the "third place." It is a community that fosters deep bonds and relationships with individuals that are just like you. Everyone knows that we are a martial-arts gym, and anyone with a computer can Google search "Straight Blast Gym" and figure that our coaching methods are world class – there is no doubt that you'll learn something new, and learn it well. So, what sets us apart? Why are we different? Community. Oftentimes, the sense that people truly care about you is overlooked when looking for a martial arts and fitness facility. We emphasize community because it's the most important element in helping you reach your goals.
Most people seek us out because we are very approachable, and our community is so diverse. Our gym is not like your typical martial-arts academy, as it has plenty of personality. We do not adhere to the norms, because everyone here is considered family. People continue coming back because they see results, whether that is weight loss, increased confidence, learning martial arts, or that feeling of being alive again; everyone eventually reaches their goals, whether you're a child or adult. Our Growing Gorillas is a children's martial arts program designed to help your child improve focus, self-control, discipline, and a positive self-image within a fun, safe, and family-friendly environment that emphasizes goal setting and achievement. No matter what program you enroll in, you will begin to achieve the goals you've set.
The coaches never think about how they transform lives, because we are so busy noticing how much our students change our own lives. We offer a variety of programs for people of all ages, our youngest student is 3 and our oldest student is 59:
Brazilian Jiujitsu
Muay Thai
Warrior Woman Strength and Conditioning
Youth Martial Arts
Personal Training
Before and After School Care
Also coming up: We are hosting a free women's self-defense seminar on Sunday, April 27th at noon:
We will also be collecting items for New Beginnings, a women's shelter in Seattle that does some amazing things. Here's the Facebook event.
If you want to see for yourself what we offer and what we're all about, contact us today to schedule your free consultation and private lesson.
We thank Straight Blast Gym of Seattle for sponsoring independent, community-collaborative neighborhood news via WSB; see our current sponsor team listed in directory format here, and find info on joining the team by going here.
Next Drug Take-Back Day coming up this SaturdayApril 22, 2014 at 9:00 am | In Health, Safety, West Seattle news | Comments Off
If you have medicine around the house that's expired or no longer needed, this Saturday (April 26) is the next Drug Take-Back Day, and you'll be able to drop it off, anonymously, at the Southwest Precinct (Delridge/Webster), 10 am-2 pm. That's the only dropoff spot listed in West Seattle; here's a regional list.
County reports potential measles exposure at two West Seattle-area storesApril 8, 2014 at 3:28 pm | In Health, West Seattle news | 40 Comments
The latest measles-exposure alert from King County Public Health involves someone who, before being diagnosed, was at two stores in West Seattle the afternoon/evening of March 30th. From the announcement:
Local public health officials have confirmed a measles infection in a traveler who was at Sea-Tac airport and two locations in Seattle during his contagious period. The traveler is a resident of California and was likely exposed to the measles while on a flight with an earlier confirmed measles case on March 21, 2014.
What to do if you were in a location of potential measles exposure
Most people in our area have immunity to the measles through vaccination, so the risk to the general public is low. However, all persons who were in the following locations around the same time as the individual with measles should:
*Find out if they have been vaccinated for measles or have had measles previously
*Call a health care provider promptly if they develop an illness with fever or illness with an unexplained rash between April 7th and April 21st. To avoid possibly spreading measles to other patients, do not go to a clinic or hospital without calling first to tell them you want to be evaluated for measles.
Locations of potential exposure to measles
Before receiving the measles diagnosis, the traveler was in West Seattle and at Sea-Tac Airport. Anyone who was at Sea-Tac Airport or the locations listed during the following times was possibly exposed to measles:
Safeway, 9620 28th Ave SW, 03/30/2014, 4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Marshall's, 2600 SW Barton Street, 3/30/2014, 4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Sea-Tac Airport, 03/31/2014 , 4:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.: terminal B
If you were at one of the locations at the times listed above and are not immune to measles, the most likely time you would become sick is between April 7th and April 21st.
The county webpage that features this announcement includes more background information about measles, if you need it.
Video: Hair loss for a cause @ West Seattle St. Baldrick's benefitMarch 30, 2014 at 3:47 am | In Health, How to help, West Seattle news | 3 Comments
(In our video, Vincent and Lisa from Shanti are shaving Gene and Leah)
Paintbrushes are the tools you are most likely to see people holding at Mind Unwind in The Admiral District. Saturday night, though, razors and scissors prevailed. It was West Seattle's first head-shaving fundraiser for childhood-cancer-research money, via the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Mind Unwind was the venue, but nearby Shanti Salon and Spa was the official presenter, and senior stylist Emily Austin the lead organizer. Here's Emily with the night's top fundraising shavee, Gene Hsu:
Emily had told us, while organizing this, that she had been involved with St. Baldrick's in Ohio, where she used to live, and was surprised to find out that Seattle, despite being a hub for cancer research, has one of the nation's lowest participation rates. Saturday night, she hoped, would be the beginning of an end to that, and the show of support suggested she was well on her way:
So let's get back to Gene. For one, his fundraising alone was double Emily's original $5,000 goal for this first event. By the time the razor touched his hair, he was up to about $11,000, and was getting matching support from his employer Marchex, he said. Plus, he was donating his hair to Locks of Love – which makes wigs for cancer patients. Other shavees included Shelley and Eric Herzog:
Head-shavings happened two at a time – in the foreground below is John Trainor, who said he had been growing his beard for 11 years, but allowed it to be taken (along with his higher-up hair) in exchange for more donations:
Leah Browne just signed up the day of the event and agreed to give up half of her 15-year dreadlocks:
Local businesses and artists donated prizes for ongoing drawings. Emily says St. Baldrick's spends 82 percent of donations on research, and she added, "I think it gives folks a way of supporting a loved one who might be going through cancer treatment or might have lost a loved one to the disease." She's hopeful the event will grow year by year … so start growing your hair now and make it all the more dramatic when you join in NEXT time! Like Gene – before and after:
Equilibrium Fitness: Welcome, new West Seattle Blog sponsorMarch 24, 2014 at 4:00 pm | In Health, West Seattle businesses, West Seattle news | 1 Comment
Today we're welcoming a new West Seattle Blog sponsor, Equilibrium Fitness in South Admiral, offering a deal via this WSB coupon. Here's what proprietors Dominick Viscardi and Thomas Alexander would like you to know about their business:
When you first come to Equilibrium Fitness, you'll get a total evaluation. It can – but doesn have to – include an orthopedic check, and a general once-over. You'll be asked questions including what your goals are and what medical history you have, and Equilibrium Fitness can create and adjust a workout program from there. They will be able to tailor your workout so it doesn't stress out your system – they will see what kind of load your body can handle. The goal is to help you become more fit – not to "go for the burn" as is the case with some trainers and regimes, which can happen if they don't do what Equilibrium Fitness does – get to know you and your overall fitness condition.
They will help you attain realistic goals based on their interaction with you. Have a past injury, an area of your body you want to make sure doesn't get re-injured or overly stressed? Equilibrium Fitness will work to make sure it's protected, as you work on getting more fit. They also offer massage therapy. And Dominick is C.H.E.K.-certified.
Use this coupon for 30 days of unlimited classes when you sign up for monthly membership at Equilibrium Fitness, a member of the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce, is at 3270 California SW, online at eqfitness.net, and on Facebook here.
We thank Equilibrium Fitness for sponsoring independent, community-collaborative neighborhood news via WSB; see our current sponsor team listed in directory format here, and find info on joining the team by going here.
After you go green for St. Patrick's Day, go bald for St. Baldrick'sMarch 16, 2014 at 5:14 pm | In Health, How to help, West Seattle news | 4 Comments
Heard about St. Baldrick's?
Organizer Emily Austin is asking West Seattleites to agree to go bald on March 29th to help kids with cancer. She and Shanti Salon are organizing the fundraising event at Mind Unwind (2206 California SW) in The Admiral District, just a few blocks from the salon.
The act of giving up your head hair, says Emily, is "a gesture of solidarity for children who lose their hair in treatment, or anyone else who has gone through the hair loss trauma while undergoing treatment."
Cheering on the shavees – who will have gathered sponsor pledges ahead of time – is just part of the event, so you're invited even if you're planning on keeping your hair. Says Emily, "There will also be silent auction items, raffle items and other ways to donate. We are still in need of a few donations of goods, services, gift cards, or table ready baskets to auction off." But most importantly:
We're actively searching for a few more folks who would consider shaving their heads and in particular, those willing to collect donations in advance. Our event link makes it quite easy to sign up, and sometimes, people or businesses will even form a team to make things more interesting. Anyone can get involved, from getting shaved, shaving heads, sweeping hair, helping collect donations for the raffle tickets that evening, to just coming by the event and lending support.
Emily hopes to build the event in the years ahead to where 100 people will get their heads shaved in a single evening. If you're willing to help her head in that direction – sign up here. And join her at Mind Unwind on Saturday, March 29th, 6-8 pm.
Video: Walking to West Seattle Elementary with Gov. InsleeMarch 12, 2014 at 1:30 am | In Health, West Seattle news, West Seattle schools | 4 Comments
About 20 West Seattle Elementary students will have a lot to talk about on their way to school today – one day after a high-profile visitor accompanied their Walking School Bus. Governor Jay Inslee is trying to encourage the "Healthiest Next Generation," and walking is of course part of it. WSE's principal Vicki Sacco accompanied him:
One of the walkers had a bit of a shoe problem – and the governor stepped in to help:
Back on the move, Inslee greeted a crossing guard:
And there was time for autographs:
Parting words from the governor:
Also part of the event, Feet First, which advocates walking and biking to school safely – read about its initiatives here.
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46 CFR 160.077-17 - Construction and Performance
(2) Section 160.077-15, except § 160.077-15(a)(2)(iii) and § 160.077-15(c)(1)(i).
(1) Be able to pass the tests in § 160.077-21;
(3) When worn inflated, have a visible external surface area of at least 1300 sq. cm (200 sq. in.) in front and 450 sq. cm (70 sq. in.) in back that are primarily vivid reddish orange as defined by sections 13 and 14 of the "Color Names Dictionary";
(4) Have at least one inflation chamber, except that a hybrid PFD approved as a SOLAS lifejacket must have at least two inflation chambers;
(8) If approved for adults, be universally sized as specified in § 160.077-15(b)(7).
(9) Commercial hybrid PFDs employing closures with less than 1600 N (360 lb) strength, must have at least two closures that meet UL 1517, Section 22.1.
(10) Each commercial hybrid PFD must have an attachment for a PFD light securely fastened to the front shoulder area. The location should be such that if the light is attached it will not damage or impair the performance of the PFD.
(11) In the deflated and the inflated condition, provide buoyancies of at least the values in Table 160.077-17(b)(11).
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|50 N (11 lb)
|40 N (9 lb)
|Type V
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|34 N (7.5 lb)
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|Type I
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|80 N (18 lb)
|67 N (15 lb)
|Type V
|100 N (22 lb)
|67 N (15 lb)
[CGD 78-174, 50 FR 33928, Aug. 22, 1985, as amended by CGD 78-174, 60 FR 2487, Jan. 9, 1995]
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Thank you sweet friends for the lovely comments about our wedding photos! I am so happy that I was finally able to share them, if only there was a way to share our cake, too! Since that hasn't been discovered yet (remember what happened to Mike Teevee in Charlie & the Chocolate Factory?) here is some yumminess in pictures from today.
I don't know where my energy came from but today I jumped around from one project to the next. MAP arrived late last night after a very long three day drive, and this morning there was no rest for him while he unpacked our 14ft Uhaul. Somehow we were done by 1pm and I was on a roll! So while he snoozed what did I do? Well… I got my hands dirty pulling weeds in my Dad's tomato garden, which may be my new go-to place for a cathartic hour or two, when I am graced with it, of course. I started (and didn't quite finish) unpacking in several rooms. I made vanilla almond milk, almond-chia protein crackers (the green in the dough is from "whole-foods" protein powder), and spicy peanut kale with brown rice for dinner. I played a whole lot in on our clover covered grass with my beautiful son, and thanked our Gods for such fantastic, wholesome weather. And every time that I realized that we don't have to count the days until we leave, my stomach fluttered and my soul did a little jig. I guess it isn't too hard to figure out where this energy is coming from- it's in everything around me. It seeps right into my heart. Oh California, you are so good for me!
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A mama on a journey. Living life with gratitude and a few grains of salt.
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