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  • Bridge To Be

    Yesterday I had the pleasure of spending two hours out on the Willamette and Columbia Rivers on a jet board tour of the ‘working waterfront’ (it included the fastest trip I have ever made between the Hawthorne and Steel bridges). The purpose was to remind regional decision makers (I got on by virtue of my…

    September 13, 2007
  • Corridor of the Future?

    This morning’s O brings with it the news that the Columbia River Crossing Project has successfully competed for a “Corridor of the Future” designation by the Feds. This comes with $15M to help continue the planning for the project. Apparently our future is more lanes and more cars.

    September 12, 2007
  • Another SMS Option

    Just as we had one reader complaining that the text messages from our SMS arrival service are too verbose (not because of us) another reader clued me in to an alternative service called TextMarks. Since we had already developed the terse output for 411sync, it was pretty simple to get an interface to TextMarks going.…

    September 12, 2007
  • Transit Surfer(tm) Updates

    We’ve just finished updating the Transit Surfer™ to use TriMet’s new REST interface – it certainly makes things simpler under the hood. There are some further performance optimizations we can get out of the new interface – but one thing at a time. Users should not notice any difference, but they will notice another change…

    September 11, 2007
  • The I-5 Slog

    Hat tip to the reader who forwarded a link to the “I-5 Slog” web site set up by Horizon Air. The site describes the trip from Portland to Seattle on I-5 as the “the longest 3-hour drive in American History”. What a great ad for high-speed rail :-)

    September 10, 2007
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