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There were reports they had considered Christmas Day and New Year's Day. I wonder if it was far enough along that you could see similar BGP anomalies around those times.

I don't think they believe Paine Field on its own is going to be able to accommodate the expected air travel growth. Yes, it's serving some commercial air travel now, but the consensus was there needs to be a new airport for all this growth.

There's been discussions where the "next" airport should go in the Seattle region, and the consensus is that nobody wants it. The State Legislature created a commission to try and identify some potential sites, but the public backlash was so great that they ended up submitting it's final report with no actual recommendation.

One of the interesting ideas (that was proposed even back when SEA was adding it's third runway) is to run high-speed rail to Moses Lake Airport in Central Washington and just expand there. I'm doubtful it happens, since that means building a major airport _and_ a new train.

N26226 is a 25 year old 737 NG. So this is much more likely a maintenance issue than a Boeing issue.

"McDonnell Douglas bought Boeing with Boeing's money" as the saying goes...

Sorry if that was the implication. I just wanted to make it clear that Rufo is not just a film maker, but also someone with political aspirations.

It was recently announced that King County and the City of Seattle want to consolidate their homeless response into a single agency.

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/durkan-and-constan...

Hopefully this can be a good step forward in the right direction. As mentioned by other comments, there are much better resources for learning about homelessness in Seattle than an interview with a dropout Seattle City Council candidate who has a pretty clear political agenda.

Saving Banksy is another really good one, talks about some of the struggles in preserving street art.

Just want to clarify that by "anybody can call Elon" he means "anybody at SpaceX." [0].

[0] https://twitter.com/zlsadesign/status/832995820328804352

The article is from August 2015. Seems OP posted it now because it relates to the recent discussions about Uber and Didi.

Same thing happened when Microsoft bought LinkedIn. LinkedIn stock went up 46%, Microsoft stock went down about 3%. (http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MSFT and http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=LNKD)

Here's a TL;DR

"the Cincinnati Center City Development Corp.—better known as 3CDC—has invested or leveraged more than half a billion dollars into Over-the-Rhine, buying and rescuing 131 historic buildings and building 48 new ones, while maintaining subsidized housing, rehabilitating parks and driving out criminals with cameras, better lighting, liquor store closings and the development of vacant lots"

My initial thought was that Google had been tracking all of its users for politeness as some sort of experiment.

I think the issue is saying they are "just" closing issues and PR's.