In Corvallis, there is a bar at the local indoor sports park that shows all the Tour de France stages at the evening rebroadcast time. At least they did previous years. Peak Sports, a local shop, sponsored these evenings. What I don't know is what the "sponsoring" means in this case (i.e. what the sponsor has to pay for), since I assume the big screen tv and cable connections are already there.
Anyhow, you might call someone in the bike dept at Peak and ask how they work it. Phone is 541-754-6444.
Now back to Introduction to Philosophy. You can see where my mind is these days, eh? :)
Flo
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Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] OLN Question of the day
call around to some sports bars etc. and ask if they have digital cable. if they do, they will usually let you watch what you want. i believe OLN is a digital cable station.
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From: MJas-@aol.com
Sent: 05/14/03 03:50 PM
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Subject: [OBRA Chat] OLN Question of the day
I know that this is a pipe dream, but here goes:
Plenty of bars in the area have Survivor, American Idol, or Friends
nights. You all know the premise: Sit around with a bar full of people watching
these shows on big screen TVs.
Any chance that any Portland area eating or drinking establishments do the
same for OLN's cycling coverage for those of us who are OLN deprived?
Just my wish for the day.
Thanks.
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