JAMES G STRATHMAN REPORT-2

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POSITIVE THINKING UNDERMINING FREE WILL

IN DEFENSE OF THE POLICE

Big Bird 1969-2006

SESAME STREET (CAP) - The first high profile casualty of the Avian Flu passed away this weekend at his nest at 123 Sesame Street, surrounded by friends and family. Big Bird was 37.

Sesame Street spokesthing Mr.Snuffleupagus confirmed what many pundits had suspected for months, as Big Bird's public appearances became less and less frequent.

RIDERSHIP CONTINUES DECLINING....TRIMET'S SELF FULLING MANAGEMENT

EVERYTHING IS DOWN, WITH BUS SERVICE TAKING THE BIGGEST HIT, OBVIOUSLY DUE TO THE INTRODUCTION OF THE GREEN LINE WHICH GETS ITS RIDERS RIGHT OUT OF THE BUS SERVICE. YOU CUT BUS SERVICE ITS OBVIOUS THAT YOU WILL CUT RIDERS SINCE THERE ARE LESS BUSES....DUH!

RIDERS ABANDON TRIMET

I GET MY VERY OWN ROSS RACER SECRET DECODER FLASHLIGHT!

AT THE GARAGE

BACK AFTER TWO WEEKS

MY VERY OWN ROSS RACER SECRET DECODER FLASHLIGHT!

FRED'S IN AUSTRALIA AND THE WES DEBACLE CONTINUES IN PORTLAND

For Tuesday morning, October 13, 4 of 16 WES trips will be served by shuttle buses. Additional maintenance work is still needed for one of the trains.

The trips departing the Wilsonville Station at 6:21 and 7:51 a.m. and the trips departing the Beaverton Transit Center at 6:58 and 8:28 a.m. will be provided by shuttle buses. Riders can take the shuttle, ride the local bus or take the next WES train, and should add up to 30 minutes to their commute.

WES service is expected to return to regular service on Tuesday afternoon, October 13.