Whatshisname offers tips on whatchamacallit
You know, remembering stuff. When it comes to total recall, nobody matches our Mr. Elephant.
You know, remembering stuff. When it comes to total recall, nobody matches our Mr. Elephant.
A report released today by Sightline Institute [http://www.sightline.org/publications/reports/braking-news-gas-consumption-goes-into-reverse] shows that per-capita gasoline consumption in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho decreased for the seventh consecutive year in 2007. That's an 11 percent decrease
Guess what best-selling author wrote this: "Almost everyone – regardless of income, available time, age, and skills – can do something useful for others and, in the process, strengthen the fabric of our shared humanity."
Crosscut readers no doubt by now are ready to cry "uncle" regarding our absorption [/seattle-newspapers/13288/] with The Seattle Times' financial problems and the perilous state of our city's daily newspapers.
Often joked about in the mountain-climbing world, the aftereffects of oxygen deprivation is no laughing matter, as they may point to long-lasting symptoms. A recent study suggests that climbing to high altitudes may cause irreversible brain damage.