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Honest and competent
I'm a girl who knows her car and does most of the repairwork on it. It's too cold, dark and rainy to deal with my cooling system. I took my car in a week ago to this garage and he did a fantastic...
I'm a girl who knows her car and does most of the repairwork on it. It's too cold, dark and rainy to deal with my cooling system. I took my car in a week ago to this garage and he did a fantastic job. Price was fair, the repair was straight up. He fully explained the repair and gave me the old part without asking. I would recommend this place to anyone for great service with confidence that you will not be ripped off.
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Dishonest
I took my car in a while back ago for an oil change/lube. They tried to lie that my pcv valve was old, need replacing and it would cost $$$$$$$.
It was a new valve that costed like 4 bucks at...
I took my car in a while back ago for an oil change/lube. They tried to lie that my pcv valve was old, need replacing and it would cost $$$$$$$.
It was a new valve that costed like 4 bucks at Schucks, and any monkey can change it. I checked the valve myself and it was fine. I paid for the oil change and left.
Don't do it!
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he's good
Adam tailor in Pioneer Square at 206 S Jackson. I've seen him many times for hemming pants, price is very reasonable and does a good job too.
Adam tailor in Pioneer Square at 206 S Jackson. I've seen him many times for hemming pants, price is very reasonable and does a good job too.
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Should be "Trade Institute of Seattle"
Unless your family doesn't mind blowing $15000 a year, and you have a couple of years to spare, do not go to this school. I wish someone had given me this advice in the beginning. You do not need to...
Unless your family doesn't mind blowing $15000 a year, and you have a couple of years to spare, do not go to this school. I wish someone had given me this advice in the beginning. You do not need to go to school to become a photographer. You are much better off working (and getting paid) as an assistant learning from the pros, take workshops from the Photographic Center NW, follow your passion by taking lots of photos, and gain experience by starting with small assignments and build your reputation. I realized this after a year when I started working part time in a studio. AIS is a trade school to make money for investors, who have higher priority than students' well interest. It does not train you to be an artist. If you want to be an artist then DEFINITELY don't go there, they will squelch your creativity since they have a strong commercial emplasis.
If you really want to go to school, go to a 4-year college and get a BA in something else, and minor in photography. If you don't want to do the 4-year route, and want to be only a photographer, take some business classes from a community college instead and follow my recommendation above. 90% of professional photography is managing the business. Trust me, there is no point in paying someone else so much $$$$ to learn, when you can get paid to learn from the pros.
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My dad's a tea connosieur that has inadvertantly rubbed off on me. This is across the street from the old Uwajimaya in the ID. Their loose green teas kick a**. One of their green teas, pouchong is...
My dad's a tea connosieur that has inadvertantly rubbed off on me. This is across the street from the old Uwajimaya in the ID. Their loose green teas kick a**. One of their green teas, pouchong is divine.
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Just say no to BOA
I work in finance and deal with Bank of America. I usually recommend my clients to bank elsewhere; fees are unreasonable, practice is questionable at times. I used to bank at Washington Mutual but...
I work in finance and deal with Bank of America. I usually recommend my clients to bank elsewhere; fees are unreasonable, practice is questionable at times. I used to bank at Washington Mutual but they have grown similar to BOA. ATM fees are tremendous when travelling international. I paid enough ATM fees (for Wamu alone) during a 2 week trip in Italy that would have paid for a night of hotel.
I switched to Watermark because they are more human and fees are more reasonable. They are part of the shared branching network of credit unions, which means you can do your banking business at almost all credit unions. They also offer free box of checks, higher interest rates, and free atm (but the atm terminal may charge you). Definitely inquire about other credit unions in your area as they can give you more benefits.
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recommended
if you're a woman looking to study self defense and/or to get in shape, this is an excellent place to do so. Training will not be easy (no martial arts is easy!), but you will be well supported, and...
if you're a woman looking to study self defense and/or to get in shape, this is an excellent place to do so. Training will not be easy (no martial arts is easy!), but you will be well supported, and never made to feel dumb like some dojos do.
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Good selection, good food
This is a good place for healthy organic foods. The meat and produce sections are excellent, and bulk is good enough. I'd recommend this place to anyone.
The only peeve I have about this place is...
This is a good place for healthy organic foods. The meat and produce sections are excellent, and bulk is good enough. I'd recommend this place to anyone.
The only peeve I have about this place is the attitude of the checkout staff. Most of them are not happy and are not shy at displaying this. I've heard that management is poor, which is definitely reflected.
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Palermo
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Pizza Restaurants
350 15th Ave E
Seattle, Washington
(206) 322-3875
Good enough Italian food
I enjoy dining here, the atmosphere is comfortable, clean and quaint, the staff friendly, and good food. It's difficult to find good italian food anywhere in this country. There are many places much...
I enjoy dining here, the atmosphere is comfortable, clean and quaint, the staff friendly, and good food. It's difficult to find good italian food anywhere in this country. There are many places much more expensive but mediocre and over flavored. This place is very reasonable and never disappoints. Although, I don't feel transported back to Sicily, (no Italian joint in America has come close to that) I'll settle for a place like this. The lady who owns or runs this place (I don't remember) is from Palermo.
The pizza is thin crusted and comes close to Napoli.
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