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Here's a site about which any parent would have an interest. http://www.familywatchdog.us/

RichM said >I noticed that Leo said he wished Panther had direct >deposit. FEDEXCC has weekly settelments by Direct Deposit >directly into your checking account. Just for clarification, FEDEXCC will not provide direct deposit into Leo's account. Sorry Leo! Terry

Here's an alternate approach to the biohazard waste expulsion problem. http://www.bumperdumper.com/bumper2.htm

Fastman: If you are refering to the rear side door hinges freezing up, I have a possible solution for you. I drilled holes in the face of the hinges, thru to the pin, and inserted self tapping zerk fittings. Before inserting the grease fittings, I squirted lots of liquid wrench into the hole...

Dynamite: The posts at the top are those that have the most recent activity. For example: If you reply to a thread at the bottom of your queue, you'll cause that thread to be sent to the top of the threads in that conference. Thank someone for a response to your insurance question and see...

http://www.partners-in-business.com/ Big Guy Check the above link for interesting biz plan info Terry

Excerpt from www.expeditecarrier.com 1. DMW Expedite Specialty Services: N/A Service Area: US & Canada DMW Expedite is one of the largest expedited carriers in the United States. DMW Expedite is committed to maintain quality and excellence to the services we provide our customers. DMW...

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>terryandrene, do you make any distinction of the type of >work related miles? Do you consider all miles from the time >you leave home until you return to be deductable? Or, is >there a reason that, let's say, a volutary and uncompensated >move after emptying to a better location might not...

>...Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought the IRS had just >bumped up the standard mileage rate from 40.5 cents per mile >to 48.5 cents per mile for miles driven between 9-1-05 and >12-31-05... That is my understanding also.

Margie. You must have a copy of the Chief Council's Advise (CCA) because you quote this interesting document accurately. Keep in mind that this CCA is an advisory document and it differs from the more meaningful IRS Ruling. Lacking a formal ruling on this issue we can only rely on the Chief...

How do it know??

"Wisdom is the ability to discover alternatives" JERNATION addressed an alternative to "double logging" or 10 hour driving that received little comment in a previous thread. Perhaps many of you missed it so I'm copying it here. No concerned driver should avoid contacting any carrier, truck...

http://www.coorslight.com/iceswipe/ <http://www.coorslight.com/iceswipe/>

If you don't like getting stung by bees, hornets or muggers, perhaps a can of hornet spray, the kind the shoots about 40 feet, would be a useful carry-on.

The following is a portion of GREG334's response to a post in the Newbie Conference. It is an oft discussed topic that deserves emphasis and repeating. Knives, bats, guns, mace and pepper spray - anything that is not used for the work you do can be considered a weapon. Look I know something...

Bryan's 2 minute primer sums it for van owners pretty well, regardless of the carrier to which you lease.

No Mag in MO

Thanx to Panzer for the good research so we could see the facts [as reported in the press!] Couldn't agree more with Greg. Drivers of buses, and other non-automobile passenger carrying vehicles, are among the fastest group on the highways. The general public is always saddened by the deaths...

Thanx George, you're a good shipmate for sharing the news.