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Occasionally, the decision making that surrounds euthanizing a pet is pretty straightforward. In cases of massive trauma, severe illness or unrelenting pain that cannot be managed, the path seems clear. In other cases, however, it can be hard to know what to do.
The feeling that "it's time" can be more obvious in some situations than in others. But no matter how clear-cut the case may seem, a decision to euthanize a beloved pet often still involves a slew of conflicting thoughts and emotions. Making reasoned choices for our pets in such situations is often agonizing — and maybe that is as it should be. It is no small thing to end a life, and each instance must be approached with care and deep respect.
Clients often talk about their struggle to find the "right" time. (Veterinarians face this same issue themselves with regard to their own animals.) Few people want to "jump the gun" and end a life too soon. On the other hand, most of us would be horrified if we waited too long and our pets suffered needlessly. So how do we navigate euthanasia decision making more easily? When the information we have seems clear, but we just can't wrap our minds around making a decision, what do we do? And what do we do if a veterinarian (or well-meaning friend) suggests euthanasia as something to consider when it hasn't even been on our radar to begin with? That can be an emotional shocker.
Deciding to euthanize a pet is never easy. This is particularly true when finances, time constraints, physical limitations to providing care, unexpected events, or a need to prioritize the care of our human family trumps our desire to care for our animals. We can feel tremendous guilt, helplessness and sometimes even resentment toward the things and people that we think are standing in the way of what we'd like to do. Sometimes life is so busy it seems there just isn't time to stop — to take the time we really need to face up to the decisions we must make. And then sometimes it seems there simply are no good choices, no matter how much time we may have.
Having people who can listen to your concerns and questions, and help you sort through things as objectively as possible, can be invaluable. This can then leave room for tackling the equally important emotional issues attached to losing a loved one — in this case, an animal companion.
Your veterinarian can help you with the medical questions and also support you by acknowledging how tough these decisions are. But sometimes the questions related to our emotional attachment are the ones that can be the most important to address because, if not, these emotional factors can be the things that blind us to the reality of our pets' conditions.
Hard as it may be, we have to acknowledge the realities of our situation. There are "quality-of-life scales" out there that have been popularized, but none of these have been scientifically evaluated or validated. So while they can give us ideas about what we need to consider when we walk down this path, they should not be used as cookie cutter guides for our euthanasia decisions. There is too much individual variation in circumstances. For most people, there are things other than the pet's actual medical condition that must be considered. From financial resources to time available to care for an ill pet or the physical limitations of caring for a disabled pet — there are often multiple bits of information to process.
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A report by the world's leading mobile internet browser, Opera for June/July 2011 has ranked Zimbabwe as Africa's fastest growing market.
In its State of Mobile report it said the top 10 countries using Opera on mobile devices were Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, Sudan, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Zambia and Morocco.
Zimbabwe and Morocco led the top 10 countries of the region in terms of page view growth while Zimbabwe and Ethiopia topped the region in growth of unique users.
Zimbabwe along with Morocco also led the region in growth of data transferred with the Southern African nation topped in page views per user, with each user browsing 713 pages on average each month.
For Zimbabwe's relatively small population of 13 million (compared to Nigeria with 156 million and South Africa with 49 million people, this is seen as indicative of a huge desire for value added services and relevant content.
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Danielle Chiesi, the former hedge fund executive and insider-trading co-defendant of Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam, may be mulling a deal with prosecutors.
Prosecutors yesterday said that they were discussing a "possible resolution" of Chiesi's allegation that she hadn't been notified of her constitutional right against self-incrimination on the morning of her arrest last year. The former New Castle Partners executive is seeking to have some statements she made to the arresting Federal Bureau of Investigation agents before being given the Miranda warning suppressed.
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Holwell delayed an evidentiary hearing, originally scheduled for tomorrow, until September, and pushed the start date of the trial from October to Jan. 17. That could once again throw into doubt the start of the civil trial against the two accused insider-traders, which is currently scheduled for Feb. 14. U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff, who is presiding over that trial, has proven loathe to delay that case, and it is unclear if he would push its start date back even further.
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- Even though we had a printOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/20/2012Even though we had a print of the reservation, the restaurant did not have our reservation on their list.The online reservation procees did not work well.
- Had a great time; kids lovedOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/9/2012Had a great time; kids loved the horses and food;lots to choose from; plan on returning soonSpecial Features:
- Not enough variety for primeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/7/2012Not enough variety for prime rib buffet. Beef was good. Fish was greasy.Special Features:
- We as usual had a wonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/16/2011We as usual had a wonderful pre-Christmas get together with friends, enhanced by the wonderful staff at the Pavillion. Our server was fun and friendly and very attentive to our wants/needs. Our only disappointment was that Rose was not our server, she usually is and we always look forward to catching up with her and enjoying a fun evening with her.Special Features:
- A Very nice place for goodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/4/2011A Very nice place for good food and service appropriate to a racetrack environment.Special Features:
- Buffet offered many deliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/6/2011Buffet offered many delicious choices, even our picky eater was satisfied, and the prime rib was outstanding. Clean and well tended by the staff. Trackside view was great, and access to winner circle from restaurant was a nice plus.Special Features:
- Off to the racesOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/25/2011This is a racetrack buffet, and it was about what I expected. The food was plentiful and by and large good quality, and the service was about average -- we got what we needed without much delay. The restaurant is trackside so we had a decent view of the action, although not nearly as good as from the dining room upstairs. Still, it's easy to walk outside and watch from the rail if you wish. A large group nearby was fairly noisy, but we weren't expecting a quiet experience. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience.Special Features:
- ausome...OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/25/2011our service was exellant we had a great time and will do it again soon our children loved it and the choclate fountain of course lol the food was ausome the people were great thanxs again my husband enjoyed his birthday..... with the horses as well my children..... cheers thanxs again....Special Features:
- please read more room for remaks.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/10/2011Hello Would like to get a reply... I did as you advised I called the Dining room and talked to Mrs. Hult and she did not know anything about the flowers never happened before I sent her the link ( the Flowers) were at the table when we arrived. the waitress said they get many requests for flowers...The tables were squeezed together making it hard to get in and out with food or to place bets..when a person came back with food etc you had to get up each time to let them in..not good.there were empty tables why not remove some and give the diners more room....I did not try the salads but the only vegies was carrots. the roast was very rare running in blood when I made the mistake to ask the elderly lady server if she read 4 no room here tks.Special Features:
- Good buffet but not great.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/4/2011Good buffet but not great. We went to see the racesSpecial Features:
- Not worth even 1/2 of what we paidOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/4/2011We made a reservation, but it appears that everyone else had a reservation for the same time and there was a big line-up to get in. We had left word when making the reservation that we had an elderly person with us using a walker, but that didn't seem to matter when we got there. Not sure why, but the place was mostly empty inside, with lots of people standing around waiting to get in. Food was terrible. Wouldn't go back here again.
- Overall food was good theOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/28/2011Overall food was good the roast beef should have been cooked more it was too rare. we have been coming once a year for four years on our Anniversaries this year however not as enjoyable due to lack of variety & rude people outside coming in to bet and use of washroom facilities.Special Features:
- Apparently there was a problemOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/31/2011Apparently there was a problem with our reservation; staff didn't expect us and we had to wait for a table.Special Features:
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I save the best for last. Now if you will please line up over that wall, the firing squad is ready.
Just like I once did with HH I shall now spam your profile section.
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Hahaha I agree completely.
Never would have thought that it would be that easy to create a self-destruct program for your own PC. I'm a bit of a prankster so I do see some potential in this... Except the completely destroyed PC part.
*Throws more money*.
I own the Looneytoonynazi.
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Please, I can screw those rules, screw these rules, screw all the rules!
It's the mid riff.
Now a thousand sharks will beat you up for not upholding your deal.
Welp I have certainly tried but now am happy with just standing in the background and making money with a mercenary company. I even downgraded the Mandalorians to a minor faction to make that point more obvious.
As for the rest I believe AK is still a pirate.
Joe is still... Joe I guess.
Praxis leads his own faction of quasi-terroristic "not so grey yet very not light and not dark force users".
Bissy works for me, Wout works for me, COT works for me, Saber is a Sith working part-time for me.
Pain is a Sith.
Jolee is a dark-side oriented Jedi who just so happens to be the highest ranking member of the faction and then finally we have HH who is... Get this: A normal human with no special abilities or items of any kind.
Nice avatar by the way. That's your original one, right?
According to my calculations you should have watched the series twice.one times by now.
So what part of Marik's body is considered the hottest?
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Initially hell to the no, and that is the biggest no I am able to give, but after watching let's plays and basically becoming desensitized to the entire ordeal the fear factor wears off. The suspension you experience and the surprising, unexpected scares are the only contributing factors to the fear it would inspire.
So yes, I would go there and get the job done.
Question Two:
Sane people or basically any people I can sit down with and have a nice chat without them trying to brutally, brutally abuse me, kill me, mutilate me or otherwise act unruly in a way which is detrimental to either my physical and/or mental health.
I'm a sociable person... On occasion.
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Possibly, probably. To be blunt when I saw Outlast was offered it was not my intention to personally get involved for my own gain. No my motives are more noble... Or despicable, either works fine. I plan on inviting friends over and having a horror session. Because what would life be if you could not tortu-eh I mean share your burden with those who care about you?
Yes, I am too scared to play it at night with full sound and without sources of light. However I will do so for the sake of a pleasant evening with my friends.
Thank you for hosting the competition and your consideration, I wish you a good day.
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Finally, as the moon reached its peak and the day came to its close, a few final tasks remained to be carried out. Preparing the bedroom chambers of each noble would typically have been a rather simple task. However, the pig, head of the clan, summoned her personally. The fair slave was to deliver him a final meal and then keep him company for the evening. Down in the darkened surroundings of the kitchen she stumbled and gathered the necessary ingredients. Etas bread and a cup of sweet tea, laced with honey. Something caught her eye in the shadows, the glow of a slim yet fiendishly sharp knife. Cradling the knife in her hands, she flashed back to the time spent upon the glass balcony, a single tear escaping her eye. The steps to her master's room seemed to weigh her down with each step taken, several eternities passed along as she approached the chambers where the pig made its next. She entered, for her torment was not over, the pig called on her once more to lay herself before him, dismissing the tray of food as a customary trick to deceive his beloved spouse. The pig lay there with open maw and waited for her to step forward. Hunger and desire lurked behind his cold, glassy eyes. He was a disgusting little man, plump to the point of seeming inhuman, and mired with numerous layers of foul stenches, sweat and rancid perfumes. He laid back as she placed the tray beside the bed and placed herself over him. The master offered her a disgusting smile, baring his teeth and indicating his vile intentions, to which she responded in kind with a smile of victory. Confusion set over him, then fear, then unbearable pain and finally peace. He was dead. Crimson streams of blood spurted from his mouth as a fountain to the sound of his gurgling. Surprised at herself, she watched with curiosity at the events unfolding before her. Her hands gripped the murder weapon tightly, now covered in a thick layer of blood and contrasting with her pale skin.
Am I free?
She was called upon by the heir to be at his disposal in the study. Being a slave of rather attractive physique and many artistic talents, it was her place to stand by the eldest descendant of the pig. While he glossed over the written scriptures of ages long past, she was expected to provide him with a soothing melody delivered by harp. Eventually however, scrolls prove dull when in the presence of irresistible charm. He had to sample it. Every time, without fail, she would be used and abused at her master's whims, as little more than an object for his lusts. Like the spoiled heir to an empire which he was, he would command her to undress, so that he could covet and relish her body until his hunger abated. And always, she would be discarded in disgust and contempt.
By the twilight hours it was her task to cleanse the palace of its filth. Filth, a word synonymous to her very being. Both noble and fellow slave called her out as filth; even a vagrant was more pure than she. Upon the setting of the sun the household was once more spotless and pristine, masking its reality as her personal dungeon. This allowed her a moment of respite, she hid herself away from the disdain of the other enslaved and the harsh demands of her masters. The masters seldom visited the glass keep balcony. It was hers and it gave her a sense relief; relief from the incessant voices of judgement screaming at her, relief from the dirtied hands of those who would defile her, relief from the kicks and blows of those who despised her. In this dark yet comfortable place, she felt like she had a place to call home, a place where she could exist. As she touched the cold shield of glass, and gazed at the reflection of her forlorn face, a wave of tears escaped from her despondent eyes. The silver-colored moon was visible from her glass balcony, and she decided to watch its ascent while the tears flowed.
As the aristocrats dispersed and settled in different areas of the manor, she once again turned to her household duties, tired and humiliated. She cleared the table of its contents, leading trays of disgusting plates and worn cups to the kitchen for cleaning. Any half-eaten food was to be left untouched; it was meant for the hounds who were worth more than she ever would be. The enslaved eyed her, she cast away her gaze and focused on her task. But then, she was forced down, tripped by another slave whom vanished quickly after. Dishes flung and shattered against the hard ground causing alarm with the guards, they reached and took her by her long strands of silver-white hair. She was dragged to the cellar and promptly reminded of what happens when the servants disrupt the peace; she was beaten physically. But the guardsmen took note not to make her bleed, realizing that they would take her place as victims if it came to that. Once it was over she was left to wallow in pain for the briefest of moments. Unbridled hatred coursed through her, these animals knew not of pity or remorse. Her rumination was interrupted by the splash of a cold bucket of water on her face, signalling that it was time for her to resume her household duties. With reluctance she pushed off from the stone floor and headed above.
Culinary aromas and fragrances disseminated from the kitchen she labored in. She prepared the delicate emerald slices, flanked it with exotic berries from the northern lands, and then poured the skywine into gilded cups before laying it all out on the grand table. She needed not remind herself of the consequences should she attempt to claim one of these delicacies for herself, as she would be beaten over the absence of even the most diminutive slice of roast venison. The rest of the household awoke as the scent of the meal reached them. She could only watch from a distance as these nobles reveled in their gluttony. Praying for scraps was bound to amount to disappointment. There were no gods. The pig, head of the clan, gazed upon her with glee and beckoned her to step forward, demanding she entertain them with dance. With grace she spun round and round instilling a sense of enchantment in those who watched her every movement. The herd of noble swine laughed and jeered at her as she darted wayward to and from them. Delighted, the mob applauded for more. An inviting smile flashed across her face, whilst deep down she loathed the vile intentions of the swine she served.
The day began as it always would, with her being the first to awake. From the pit she unwillingly made her home, she gazed in wonder at the decadent manor that demanded her toil. The polished, pristine walls only served to hide the demons that haunted her dungeon. It was unthinkable to believe one could endure such torment. As she made her way to the manor, she caught a glimmer of the rising sun. Never had she failed to be amazed by its majesty and inspired by the warmth which emanated from it. The distant freedom it promised was a false one, for she remembered that such liberty would never be hers. This world was cruel. She then stepped back into reality and made her way towards the entrance of the grand palace. The housebound slaves reluctantly allowed her in; even the downtrodden regarded her as beneath them. Once inside she was forced through a gauntlet of brutality as they spat and kicked and cast angered glares in her direction.
Life used to have meaning to her, once long ago. But the memories of such a time have long since faded into nothing and the harsh reality resettles itself soon after the sparingly few attempts she made to remember. The fleeting past left her to wonder whether there had even existed a time before she had lost all freedom. Perhaps this was all she would ever have, undeath, as a vessel without will..
She is a slave. Beaten into submission, made to be abused, to service her masters and to be devoured by their lusts. While she writhes in filth their homes are spotless, while her hunger torments her the masters gorge in feasts she prepared, they demand of her to bow down and grovel in the dirt before them and for her body, so cold and pale, they hold dark desires. She was a wretch, with no dignity remaining, no freedom and nothing to live for. This was not life; rather, she was as a living corpse, subject to the cruelty of man, trudging along the twisting road of an ill fate. So she continued on with the facade as a ghost, broken spirited, shackled, tortured.
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Nah I didn't mean it that way. You have known me for a long time and you know that if I was a billionaire that you would experience the generous effects.
Pfft. Anyone can buy you videogames.
I buy myself videogames so we can play together. I would like to see Sakura do that!
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Comfortable Hotel No Frills, PraguePosted Apr 30, 2014
Hotel comfortable and clean, convenient for city centre. Bus stop 100 metres away on inward journey 50 metres in outward journey. Beds komfortable. Bathroom clean d wellappinted
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simple, spacious rooms close to old townPosted Apr 4, 2014
simple hotel but clean, spacious and with good service. close to old town with the bus stop right in front of the door. good location. overall simple but very good price/quality rate
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Staff was very polite cheerful,and also very helpful. Rooms where very clean and comfortable. I felt very welcome.
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Not bad but not amazing!Posted Feb 10, 2014
Was very clean and tidy! Some of the staff were great apart from one lady who gave us false info which could of resulted in us missing an excursion! Not much in the hotel, once breakfast was done (at10am) it was closed couldn't get a drink and no alcohol was available in the hotel!
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just a few minutes buss ride from subway station, and very reasonable price and breakfast fee is included; a buffe, a good one! hotel staff were acceptable, but internet wifi available only on the loby. only cable connection in the room. than k you beautiful prague!
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Ehrlich HotelPosted Aug 30, 2013
Pros: Breakfast was delicious. Very simple but really good.
Cons: The only negative thing is that there was no internet connection in the room but you can always go to the cafe, next to the reception.
Location: Nice hotel located in Prague 3. Not that far away from the old town. Well organized public transport, bus no 27 will take you straight to the town so
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George "Ealie" Johnson Jr., 86, of Jacksonville died June 3, 2012 at his residence. He was born in Baker County to the late George Elie Johnson Sr. and Tempie Estelle "Dollie" Carroll Johnson on August 31, 1925. He attended the Garrett School and moved to Jacksonville in 1946 after returning from military service. Ealie honorably served in the U.S. Army during World War II and later retired as an auto mechanic after 40 years. He enjoyed fishing, hunting and spending time with his family. He was predeceased by 22 siblings.
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There are some great new ideas I've seen simply playing with these materials and how we can shape modern durable objects which people want to use. One which I absolutely adore is Glassware Upcycling by designer Laura Jungmann who collaborated with glassmaker Cornelius Réer to mould new yet charming vessels that people know how to use and sparks different thinking. The idea is so simple.
The bottle featured in my illustration is one I picked up from John Lewis, I had some good luck with it being in the sale and became the ideal subject for a drawing today. The shape, details and colour are fascinating. For me I enjoy drawing different and challenging things as it keeps you fresh and you can spend hours doing it compared to the usual doodles I create at work.
Last month, I popped up to visit the end of the RCA's summer shows. I had never been before but was admin to go and explore the place having being recommended to it by a friend. I ended up seeing everything that was on offer and trying to take in as much as I could from it all. This proved difficult as of course every project was in it's own right massive, well researched and experimented with.
I've just rediscovered some notes from my visit – such as which bits kept me engaged the most. First up is 'Stan' a beautifully illustrated and brilliantly communicated story by Sarah Lippett. In fact I finished the whole book there and then. If you go to the 'Stan' website you can hear the stories she had been originally told of her Granddad and gives you a little insight into how crazily quick the narrative unfolds.
Vintage Nostalgia Show
Just over a month ago, I found a fitting present for my Grandads birthday which ties in a few of our loves: rock'n'roll, motorbikes and camping. Unfortunately we didn't get to do the actual camping on site at the show but had a proper days worth of exploring the event and getting amongst the dancing, gourmet food and vintage stalls. I had my camera along for the ride and heres what caught our eyes.
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One of my favourites from the show, the Honda Superhawk scrambler. This bike was perfect.
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Nickels all but finished in Seattle mayoral race
Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels sagged further behind challengers Joe Mallahan and Mike McGinn. Nickels scheduled a news conference for 10 a.m. today to discuss the vote results.
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The numbers Thursday, with about 30,000 ballots left to tally, countywide. The top two advance.
Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels' bid for a third term appeared all but over Thursday as he sagged further behind challengers Joe Mallahan and Mike McGinn.
Nickels scheduled a City Hall news conference for 10 a.m. today to discuss the vote results.
Campaign spokesman Sandeep Kaushik acknowledged Thursday that the "numbers did not go in our direction."
He refused to say whether the mayor will concede.
Barring an extremely unlikely turnaround in late ballot counts, Nickels stands little chance of getting past the primary.
He now trails McGinn by 1,170 votes for second place. Mallahan remains in first place, 540 votes ahead of McGinn.
The top two vote-getters advance to the Nov. 3 general election.
The new totals came as King County released a count of 56,000 ballots, including 25,000 Seattle votes. A county elections spokeswoman said the county has received an additional 30,000 ballots that have yet to be counted.
Mallahan, a T-Mobile executive who spent $200,000 of his own money on the primary campaign, now leads with 27.2 percent of the vote. McGinn, an attorney and environmental leader, is in second with 26.7 percent. Nickels is third with 25.6 percent.
McGinn said he was pleased to see his lead over Nickels widen in the latest count, but didn't call on the mayor to concede.
"He's entitled to see the votes be counted if he wants to," he said.
But McGinn said he is already trying to recruit volunteers for a general-election campaign in which he expects to be outspent.
"We have to scale up everything we're doing ... to reach twice as many voters," he said.
Mallahan was celebrating with his family and couldn't be reached Thursday evening, according to his spokeswoman, Charla Neuman. She said Mallahan is "ecstatic" about the numbers.
"I think it's confirmation that more and more people want change, and more and more people are convinced that Joe Mallahan is the best person to bring about that change," she said.
If the trend holds, it appears that Nickels will suffer the same fate as Mayor Paul Schell did in 2001. Schell finished third in that primary, behind Nickels and then-City Attorney Mark Sidran.
Nickels went on to narrowly beat Sidran in the November election. He easily won re-election in 2005.
But as he approached a run for his third term, Nickels suffered from lousy job-approval ratings even before a series of December snowstorms paralyzed the city. The city's response to the storms further degraded Nickels' popularity — especially after he gave the city a "B" grade at a news conference for its snow-removal work.
Nickels spent more than $500,000 trying to remind voters of his accomplishments, such as his years of work getting Sound Transit's light-rail line running. But it was like trying to run in concrete boots — the mayor's numbers never budged.
Three-quarters of Seattle voters picked one of his challengers in the primary.
Seattle political consultant John Wyble said voters were grumpy with a city government they viewed as out of touch. He cited the snowstorm and the continued push for a $4.2 billion tunnel project to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct, despite voter rejection of a previous tunnel plan.
"Whether or not the mayor is to blame, it just played into people's frustration that the city doesn't really seem to listen," Wyble said.
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