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"The third and most important thing is the New Start treaty is needed, not a give away, or something that damages the country but it is needed for a lot of reasons. It isn't the best treaty but what one is because they are a compromise of ideals and needs. " Needed? Why? I believe it WAS a...

Been runnin hard, now at one of those NASTY Pilots in Memphis, the "J" had no room to part. Pick up here tomorrow going to Pascagoola, MS.

The cost is a big concern. We were going to buy new shirts, not now. We will look a bit ragged till the new ones come out. I hesitate on buying new signs if we have to pay for them. As to the rest, time will tell. I get worried when things like this happen. Sounds like "bean counters" at...

My wife and I have revolvers for carry guns. I have a Ruger SP101 .357. My wife a Lady Smith, .357. We use Hornady self defense rounds.

Atlanta, picking up here a little later this evening heading for deepest, darkest TN.

All of the Clink/reefer cables go in underneath the sleeper on the drivers side. Yes, underbelly, not my first choice but you get what you can get when buying used or repos. The final cost, $304 bucks. There were two broken/rotted wires. One on the left tail light harness the other on one...

There has not been any loss of access though, has there? What am I missing.

Nope, good thought though.

That did not cause a loss of TV or radio access. It just changed the broadcast format. I am not understanding what Greg meant.

Yahoo News article on this. 3 teens killed in Mexico, 2 of them US citizens By OLIVIA TORRES and JUAN A. LOZANO, Associated Press – Mon Feb 7, 9:50 pm ET CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico – Three teenage boys were shot to death in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez, at least two...

What loss of access to tv and radio? Please explain.

I see that all the time on my truck. When I fix something my self I will either solder or use those heat shrink butt connector AND put a heat shrink "sleeve" over that. None of my repairs have ever caused a problem.

Just one example of the estimated 2.5 MILLION times each year that armed citizens prevent or stop crimes. Around 3:30 a.m., two masked men armed with guns broke into a home in Scioto County, Ohio and held the inhabitants at gunpoint. The thieves had targeted the home in order to...

I heard that on the "LandLine" program the other night. Had a retired DOT dude talking about it. The conversation was about the MN ruling and the DOT dude thought it was a correct ruling. He is the one that said about that mattress law being on the books.

There are also tens of thousands of crimes stopped by armed citizens every year. Most go unreported. No matter, not worth arguing over. You have your beliefs, I have mine. I can't change yours and you can't change mine. I will continue to carry, most of the time, concealed.

40K a year is pretty low level on the civil servant food chain. That is only in the GS 7/8. Maybe a special tax on the president, vice president and congress? A "useless" tax? I would rather tax them than firefighters/Para medics etc. For your reading enjoyment: 2011 General...

I wonder if that is why DOD have been doing partial shut downs of the system lately? Maybe testing new encryption algorithms that can over come this so they don't lose capabilities?

"Layout, When you deal with scum who rob places to get money for a fix or what ever, they have no proper mindset that would tell them that an armed group or individual means go away, the first one who they will target to take down will be the guy with the weapon in plain sight." I don't...

That could be. Just hard to trace. Too many wires/spices everywhere. I think it may be near the right tail light. That is where it was last time. I could not see anything that stood out. Time will tell. I think that this summer I might have the entire mess redone. Don't want to do it now unless...

South of Atlanta, sunny, 39, breezy.