Hi, I am looking for a reliable trustworthy person who can clean my condo. Ideally the person does a very good job cleaning, at a affordable price. Thanks!

Hi everyone! · I’m looking to chat with Stanford seniors for a DESIGN 231 project about your experiences and thoughts about life after graduation. · It’s a chance to pause, reflect on your journey, and maybe discover something new about yourself. · We’ll talk for about an hour, in person or online. Coffee is on me, or I can send you a coffee gift card if we meet online! · Interested, or know someone who might be? · Please DM me using the “Message Poster” option below. Thank you!

"No man is an island". Hi, I am a single male biomedical scientist @stanford. I would like to get to know female schoolmate on campus and let things grow naturally and organically. I am kind, easygoing, caring, focused, and productive. Feel free to get me connected for anything on campus or interesting or a simple hangout for beverages, food, hiking, gym, study, and so on. Thanks and all the very best wishes for a productive golden autumn and year.

Hi all. We're an interdisciplinary team of engineers, MBA students, and medical professionals conducting research for BIOE 273. We're studying patient experiences with GLP-1 medications, including side effects, access and cost, perceived benefits, and decision-making, to identify unmet needs that digital health tools could address. · We're looking for adults (18+) who are currently taking a GLP-1, have stopped, or are considering or have decided against one. · Responses are anonymous, every question is optional, and the survey does not provide medical advice. · https://stanforduniversity.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV\_2ozoZO59Zqc3Rf8 · We're also looking for a few people for brief follow-up interviews (about 30 minutes by video or phone). If you're interested, feel free to DM me or email kuyema@stanford.edu. · We're happy to answer questions. Thank you!

Are you an early bird? Do you believe in starting your day with purpose and growth? Early Riser Club specifically for people like us! People who wake up early and want to invest in themselves. Every Tuesday at 6:30 AM, we meet for 1.5 hours to: Practice public speaking in a supportive environment Learn leadership skills through real experience Build confidence together Get constructive feedback from fellow speakers What makes us different: 🌅 Built for early risers and busy professionals 📍 Located in Palo Alto (with Zoom option available) 🤝 Small, welcoming community focused on growth 💬 You can observe, or jump in as an impromptu speaker—whatever works for you! You Don't Need Experience Worried you're not ready? That's exactly why you should come. Everyone starts somewhere. Our club welcomes beginners and experienced speakers alike. We focus on progress, not perfection. Join Us Ready to transform your speaking skills and discover your leadership potential? Visit us: 🔗 https://toastmasters2117.toastmastersclubs.org Every Tuesday at 6:30 AM Walk-in or Zoom—choose what works for you! We'd love to meet you. Your future leader self is waiting. 💪 P.S. Special Halloween-themed meeting coming on 10/27! Bring your spooky stories and join us for a fun morning. 🎃

Looking for someone who can give me golf lessons! I’m a complete beginner and hoping to learn properly from the start. Mainly looking for someone who can watch my swing and help correct things like setup, posture, grip, and technique as I practice. You don’t need formal teaching experience, but I’d ideally like someone with a solid golf background (e.g., played competitively, had formal training, or has a lot of experience). Happy to pay. If interested, please message me with a little about your golf background, availability, and rate. Thanks!

Bike Palo Alto. www.bikepaloalto.org Sunday, October 4, 1-3pm Pre-Register Online TODAY! On Sunday, October 4 from 1-3pm at Fairmeadow School, 500 East Meadow Drive, explore Palo Alto’s parks and open space and other fun destinations. Find little known bike bridges, off-road paved trails and quiet streets that make bicycling here easy and fun. This free event will offer bike mini tune-ups, bike art projects, how-to-fit-your-helmet help and bike safety information. Stop at a Stanford Research Park booth offering free gifts (while supplies last). Visit a Safe Routes to School booth. Bike Palo Alto encourages people of all ages and abilities to bike more places more often. Choose and explore one of four mapped bike-friendly routes, enjoy free treats and fun activities along the way! Visit Barron Park donkeys, Buddy and April. Visit the Los Altos Sweet Shop. Explore the Baylands Nature Preserve and learn about its amazing ecosystems. Ride an off-road paved bike path along the train tracks and find a train play structure in a local park. Bicycling adventures await. Go to https://bikepaloalto.org to sign up now.

Hi! I am looking to connect with anyone who may want to do a dog-sitting/walking swap throughout the year. I have a 15-pound, 12-year-old spaniel mix who loves people and is great with other dogs. She is very well-behaved and easygoing, but she has cancer, so I am hoping to not stress her out with too much change and would love to find someone who also loves senior dogs! I will specifically be gone October 2nd-4th.

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Hi! I'm a former D3 women's bball player hoping to join some pickup games! Does anyone know of weekly open runs or groups looking for players?