Comments for Closer To Knowing http://www.closertoknowing.com The more you know, the less you need. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 19:30:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on by Valentin Lopez http://www.closertoknowing.com/2011/12/24/more-photos-from-the-road-day-3/#comment-56 Valentin Lopez Mon, 30 Jan 2012 19:30:43 +0000 http://theguidetogood.com/post/14733777560#comment-56 Hi, Sorry I write you via comments. But I could not find contact e-mail or feedback form on your site. We are looking for new advertisement platforms and we are interested in your site www.closertoknowing.com. Is it possible to place banner on your site on a fee basis? Please, contact us at e-mail. Best regards, Valentin Lopez P.S: delete this comment. Hi,

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]]> Comment on Purse thieves get what they deserve by Hannah http://www.closertoknowing.com/2010/06/01/purse-thieves-get-what-they-deserve/#comment-27 Hannah Sun, 22 May 2011 15:26:35 +0000 http://www.closertoknowing.com/?p=32#comment-27 You're the greeastt! JMHO You’re the greeastt! JMHO

]]> Comment on Seattle, Portland, and rain* by Rileigh http://www.closertoknowing.com/2010/07/22/seattle-portland-and-rain/#comment-26 Rileigh Sat, 21 May 2011 23:43:49 +0000 http://www.closertoknowing.com/?p=42#comment-26 And I thought I was the sensible one. Thanks for setting me strgiaht. And I thought I was the sensible one. Thanks for setting me strgiaht.

]]> Comment on New and improved Google Spreadsheets by Banjo http://www.closertoknowing.com/2010/05/07/new-and-improved-google-spreadsheets/#comment-25 Banjo Sat, 21 May 2011 14:31:50 +0000 http://www.closertoknowing.com/?p=31#comment-25 I feel so much happier now I understand all this. Tnkhas! I feel so much happier now I understand all this. Tnkhas!

]]> Comment on Seattle, Portland, and rain* by EMo http://www.closertoknowing.com/2010/07/22/seattle-portland-and-rain/#comment-13 EMo Sat, 24 Jul 2010 00:53:05 +0000 http://www.closertoknowing.com/?p=42#comment-13 Yeah, I realize my arguments aren't perfect, and don't take the entire climate/ecosystem into account. Everything you said is obviously valid. I guess my main point focuses on the last paragraph. I feel like all the time I hear people say how there is "so much rain" in Seattle/Portland. On average, that just isn't true. The amount of rain the cities get are pretty average. The frequency, the number of days that have rain, is a different story. The same goes for temperature, as you mentioned.<br /><br />I just think it is both funny, and at the same time annoying, how many people refer to rain in Seattle/Portland. Usually it is taken out of context. That is all. :) Yeah, I realize my arguments aren't perfect, and don't take the entire climate/ecosystem into account. Everything you said is obviously valid. I guess my main point focuses on the last paragraph. I feel like all the time I hear people say how there is "so much rain" in Seattle/Portland. On average, that just isn't true. The amount of rain the cities get are pretty average. The frequency, the number of days that have rain, is a different story. The same goes for temperature, as you mentioned.

I just think it is both funny, and at the same time annoying, how many people refer to rain in Seattle/Portland. Usually it is taken out of context. That is all. :)

]]> Comment on Seattle, Portland, and rain* by RyMo http://www.closertoknowing.com/2010/07/22/seattle-portland-and-rain/#comment-12 RyMo Thu, 22 Jul 2010 23:08:31 +0000 http://www.closertoknowing.com/?p=42#comment-12 you do have a point about the rainfall, however, having lived through a terrible cold and rainy May and June, let me tell you that it does in fact suck. One major thing you failed to take into account is the average temperature as compared to the other cities. <br /><br />For me June tells the whole story. While most other parts of the country were sweltering under heatwaves, Seattle still required us to dress in fleece jackets and jeans. Memorial Day weekend and the the 4th of July were both miserable. Gray, chilly and drizzly. (sure not a big AMOUNT of rain, but SUPER annoying, esp after a long winter of the same)<br /><br />My major point about Seattle is that while the winters are more mild temp wise, the problems is that other parts of the country with more severe winters can at least count on warm summers that helps to alleviate the winter pain. Seattle, at least this year, has had no such luxury. <br /><br />The first real warm sunny day was July 6th. We haven't even had 3 weeks of good weather yet and Sept is just around the corner! ahhhhhh!!!!<br /><br />Check this out for avg. temps in June:<br /><br />http://www.beautifulseattle.com/mthsum.asp you do have a point about the rainfall, however, having lived through a terrible cold and rainy May and June, let me tell you that it does in fact suck. One major thing you failed to take into account is the average temperature as compared to the other cities.

For me June tells the whole story. While most other parts of the country were sweltering under heatwaves, Seattle still required us to dress in fleece jackets and jeans. Memorial Day weekend and the the 4th of July were both miserable. Gray, chilly and drizzly. (sure not a big AMOUNT of rain, but SUPER annoying, esp after a long winter of the same)

My major point about Seattle is that while the winters are more mild temp wise, the problems is that other parts of the country with more severe winters can at least count on warm summers that helps to alleviate the winter pain. Seattle, at least this year, has had no such luxury.

The first real warm sunny day was July 6th. We haven't even had 3 weeks of good weather yet and Sept is just around the corner! ahhhhhh!!!!

Check this out for avg. temps in June:

http://www.beautifulseattle.com/mthsum.asp

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