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I made sure the formatting was intact on this before sending. We'll see what happens when I hit submit. US Senate Transportation Bill Mandates Black Box, More RulesPosted:*08 May 2012 02:18 AM PDTUS House and Senate negotiators are currently working out differences in the opposing...

Finally, a to-the-point answer. If I take the local job, much of that won't apply, but they tell me they run up to 15 hour days, 3-5 deliveries per day, sometimes a couple hours at a dock while on the clock. My other opportunity keeps me on the road so all those would apply.

His voice is a bit odd.

He champions himself a constitutional expert, but if he a Ron Paul debated, he would get a public @$$ whooping. Still, ftmp, he's better than most. He communicates well.

I was for a while. They pay quick and they have experienced dispatchers, which is a welcome change from many outfits.

I have 2 irons in the fire right now, so I'm not sure. Probably not, even though I enjoy it. If the right expedite opportunity came along, I definitely would. One of the irons in the fire is a local job. Steady work, but I don't know if being off the road will drive me crazy.

Doesn't an EOBR display a timer or countdown in real time?

That wasn't true before, and my understanding is it's easier to run out now. When I was in driving school, they had us do an exercise in which we were in Miami and we had runs taking us through Texas and then up to Seattle. Even as teams, we ran out of hours. Showing us that was the point of the...

Well, it looks like I'm exiting the van world, and re-entering the big truck world. The HOS have changed since I was doing that, and I have to get up to speed on the changes. When I was driving, it was almost impossible for a team to run out of hours. It could happen under the right...

No, (well, some of them are, but that's another matter), as long as you are being compensated honestly per your agreement, they're not. You are getting the money you are supposed to get. I pointed that out. I said I didn't know the situation there, but went with what you made it sound like.

How are you people washing these things? How many times are you reusing kitchen equipment without washing it?

As they say, he who frames the question wins the debate. And when they use the terms they choose to use, they (with the rest of the media) define for millions who don't know otherwise Ron Paul's positions. I've heard so many say they can't support him because he believes such -and -such, when...

Well, I don't know if it's a cool site. There is more freedom over there, but the class of people is a little higher here. You're more likely to be quoted from the Communist Manifesto over there.

Moderators are like government. The best ones are the ones that stay out of the way, do as little as possible, and that you forget they exist most of the time. I've been all too aware of them the last several months.

Actually, it makes perfect sense for Denny's to be in truck stops. Truck stops have business because their clientele have no place else to go. That's Denny's business model. Aside from breakfast, who goes to freakin' Denny's if they have any other option? Denny's needs to do a Domino's and just...

my results: You are an anarcho-capitalist.You have sailed right past Paul's hard-nosed libertarianism and off into the uncharted waters of right-wing anarchism. You would be most happy living on a private island that you have declared a sovereign state, which, needless to say, won't be seeking...

15 questions, starts here. http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Elections/2012/0120/Are-you-a-true-Ron-Paul-supporter-Take-our-quiz/What-board-game-best-represents-your-vision-of-a-just-society

Let's let him continue thinking that until convention night.

But keep in mind that some of those delegates are unbound and may not vote for the robot when the time comes. Others will have to, but will abandon the robot if it doesn't win on the first ballot.

Turtle listed such departments. In addition to that, he would have to educate the public to the fact that the role.of determining constitutionality does not belong solely to the courts. The constitution says no such thing. That being the case, he could, himself, by executive order, abolish...