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Very impressive, 21cExp. You take the paid tourism aspect of expediting to a high level. Diane and I like to think we have seen the country. Reading your post, I realize that when we leave expediting, we are going to wish we saw the country with the effort, perception and insight you do.

Re: New Blog: Looking Booth Ways! That will be a good blog to read, but I did not know John went both ways.

For the same reason that when you are working on your truck and drop something, and there is a 50 percent chance it will roll down the storm drain, it will roll down the drain 100 percent of the time.

The post was not "in sarcasm." I'm simply calling it like I see it. Rude? That was not the intent but if it comes across that way, so be it. No one is going to lose 100 lbs. who eates the food Blizzard describes and talks about eating as much of it as he wants as often as he wants. Call it...

I'm not one to give up so easily. Translating hours of service logs into music is intriguing. Yes, a single day's log might not produce much but it might be interesting to see what happens when you play a few days in a row or use two instruments to play two days at the same time. This would not...

You're either going to do it or you're not. Your posts talk more about food than weight loss strategies, revealing where your mind and heart are, and leading me to believe that you will not lose the weight. Your fat will likely get you before you get it. Indeed, it has a major head start. Sorry.

But if you tell, it won't be a secret any more.

I don't know why it took ten years in the business for this question to come to mind. I've looked at logs thousands of times. For expediters who are musically inclined, has it ever occurred to you to view your logs as music? They could be transposed, could they not? There are four lines that...