ill try and set my tivo to record the news tonight. but i can only record one channel at a time

which one should i set it for?

I'm pushing Trevor in front of the King 5 cameras, so I vote for them.

I like Trevor. I'm afraid of what he's going to say.

damn..talk about a love/hate relationship...rotten bastiches, ya dont trust me???

Hey, I said I'd push you in front of the cameras. If that's not my version of trust, you don't know me.

So were you just late, or late because you were talking to Ms. King5 on Stone Way?

come on people, post the shit already.

i don't pay good money to youtube for nothing.
oh, wait.

channel 4 gave us 10 seconds and focused on the biker bulley fuckwad..."we should stick with what we planned 20years ago...Woodland Lawn is a safe road"...oh go EAT SHIT DIE would ya!!!

Three newspapers isn't bad:

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/326062_bikes02.html
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003817421_stoneway02m.html
http://slog.thestranger.com/2007/08/stone_way_bike_protest

KOMO 4's "coverage" was ridiculous. But they did let us know that the Biker Bullies guy is named Gene Slagle. According to Google he lives at 4317 1st Ave NE (two blocks from my house) and his phone number is 547.7779.

He owns AAA Mailing Service at 3540 Stone Way. Check out the bikes in the photo on his home page!

I found the nugget below from the August 2006 Fremont Chamber of Commerce meeting minutes.

Stone Way Repaving:
Marko attended a meeting in June where he learned for the first time of the City's plan to turn Stone Way from a 2 lane road to one lane each way with bike lanes and a turn lane in the center. He urged the City to call another meeting to include impacted businesses, held at Daly's on June 21.Suzie reported the North Seattle Industrial Association has long designated Stone Way as a major truck route. It needs rebuilding and drainage work but simply asphalting will not do the job. She also noted that the Fremont Neighborhood Plan called for the bike path to be on Woodlawn Ave N. Suzie will draft a letter from the Chamber proposing support of keeping 4 lanes, only doing paving in combination with work on the street bed and drainage, and traffic control that enhances pedestrian safety. She referred the group to a letter from Gene Slagle, AAA Mailing Service, to the Chamber concerning the Stone Way/41st pedestrian accident. (copy on file at Chamber office).

KOMO 4's "coverage" was ridiculous. But they did let us know that the Biker Bullies guy is named Gene Slagle. According to Google he lives at 4317 1st Ave NE (two blocks from my house) and his phone number is 547.7779.

He owns AAA Mailing Service at 3540 Stone Way. Check out the bikes in the photo on his home page!

I found the nugget below from the August 2006 Fremont Chamber of Commerce meeting minutes.

Stone Way Repaving:
Marko attended a meeting in June where he learned for the first time of the City's plan to turn Stone Way from a 2 lane road to one lane each way with bike lanes and a turn lane in the center. He urged the City to call another meeting to include impacted businesses, held at Daly's on June 21.Suzie reported the North Seattle Industrial Association has long designated Stone Way as a major truck route. It needs rebuilding and drainage work but simply asphalting will not do the job. She also noted that the Fremont Neighborhood Plan called for the bike path to be on Woodlawn Ave N. Suzie will draft a letter from the Chamber proposing support of keeping 4 lanes, only doing paving in combination with work on the street bed and drainage, and traffic control that enhances pedestrian safety. She referred the group to a letter from Gene Slagle, AAA Mailing Service, to the Chamber concerning the Stone Way/41st pedestrian accident. (copy on file at Chamber office).

I found the nugget below from the August 2006 Fremont Chamber of Commerce meeting minutes.

Stone Way Repaving:
Marko attended a meeting in June where he learned for the first time of the City's plan to turn Stone Way from a 2 lane road to one lane each way with bike lanes and a turn lane in the center. He urged the City to call another meeting to include impacted businesses, held at Daly's on June 21.Suzie reported the North Seattle Industrial Association has long designated Stone Way as a major truck route. It needs rebuilding and drainage work but simply asphalting will not do the job. She also noted that the Fremont Neighborhood Plan called for the bike path to be on Woodlawn Ave N. Suzie will draft a letter from the Chamber proposing support of keeping 4 lanes, only doing paving in combination with work on the street bed and drainage, and traffic control that enhances pedestrian safety. She referred the group to a letter from Gene Slagle, AAA Mailing Service, to the Chamber concerning the Stone Way/41st pedestrian accident. (copy on file at Chamber office).

Hmmm. There seems to be some confusion here between Woodlawn Ave N (a few blocks to the east) and Woodland Park Ave N (1 block to the west). Suzie is advocating for the former, but according to the P-I story, Gene was talking about the latter.

In any event, we've already had this process, and Stone Way was picked for good reason. It actually goes from the trail to the lake directly, with signalization at all arterial crossings. The only other street for which this is true is Aurora.

maybe i'm retarded like jeff, but i can't find a damn second of video coverage anywhere on the ol' innernet.

suzie burke brought down the 35w bridge.

good catch...and even better points!

Good article in this week's Stranger.

Angry letter writer out of touch:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/opinion/2003829267_frilets10.html

"Bicycle built for who?

Regarding "Cyclists ride for the right to bike lanes" [Local News, Aug. 2]: The demands of these nontaxpaying bicyclists to play on streets they don't pay for, without any kind of license to be there, with a total lack of respect for any law except for "me first and me only," should be met with a law that restricts bicycle use to individuals 12 years old and under. The rest of 'em need to grow up.

— Bob Humphrey, Seattle"


Per his other angry letters he lives in Montlake:
http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=monlets09&date=20061009&query=community+college

And he's listed:
Humphrey, Bob & Terry
1928 26th Ave E
Seattle, WA 98112-3016
(206) 322-7141

Critical Mass to his place next month? [/url]

Sounds like and egging due.