Seattlest's heart's cockles always get warmed when we see a bunch of people who choose to ride their bikes to get around get together, so we were predisposed to love Northwest Film Forum's Second Seattle Annual Bike-In last night. (Almost getting slammed by a driver opening her car door while riding over probably added to our joy at making it there.) Unlike most communal bike events in Seattle (Critical Mass, Bike to Work Day), the......

Supposing Jesus was the NFL's leading rusher, and His one-year, $6.32-million contract were to expire at the end of the season, would He move to greener pastures? This question faces our favorite Seahawk, Shaun Alexander. And, as the superstar RB racks up increasingly impressive numbers as the season progresses, the question looms larger. Sure, it may be easier for Shaun to pick up a first down than for a camel to go through the eye......

We bemoan the lack of a Seattle Paddle to Work Day. Seattlest Kate contiunes the great Seattle burger battle in this stomping of Kid Valley by The Attic. We highlight a great gallery of aerial photographs of the Cascade mountains. Seattlest exchanges a few words with technologist Chris Pirillo. Our newest contributor makes his debut with a post about Jason Webley and the coming Camp Tomato.......

Seattlest has a fondness for biking as an activity. We hope this hasn't become too overwhelmingly obvious. But just as bikers find themselves fighting for their rights, and access to trails or safe roads, Seattlest feels it must now stand up for the overlooked paddlers of our fine city. Last year, our cousins over at Gothamist reported that kayaking to work was a practice picking up some steam in the greater NYC region. Paddling......