not as easy to get the oil any more just have some good friends that GIVE it to me and I EAT AT THERE PLACES AND TIP WELL google diesel secets.com

In response to your question of where the economy is improving I suggest that one employment has started to increase, and for the last 3 month retail sales have increased. In time the increased sales will required business to increase operations and start hiring more employees. Yes it is going slowly and there are ups and downs and in some areas that are hard it it may seem as though nothing is happening, but when you look at the whole North America slowly things are picking up. Of course if the administration had a real stimulus program and real tax credit incentive for businesses to hire wee could then be moving faster.

In my experience, a yellow light lasts approximately one second for each 10 mph of the posted speed limit.

I looked up as you suggested, and now I see....still November is less than 7 months away...

Thanks for the Packer fan post. If you come across any Packers' related articles, post them as a link for other fans to check out.
Go Pack Go!

Yes - gas is a little cheaper here. Pennsylvania's gas tax is a little high though. There are quite a few gas stations in my area at 2.82 to 2.89 a gallon/regular this morning. But, it looks as if they are itching to raise them.

Apparently it got enough votes during a slow submission period that it reached the home page briefly. I didn't expect it to, but even if it did, I knew GM would post his trio and knock it back off. I explained the reason for posting it in the first post to the thread: I linked it to a local thread in Columbus, allowing members to get points. Anyway, thanks for the feedback.

Saw your comment on the red light article. Not sure what you mean, old? It appeared on the front page of today's metro section of the paper. So, yeah, it's a few hours old.

Go to the Journey to the center of the earth article, and pump it up!

You claimed Washington won't domestic resources be used? That is the case with offshore drilling. Didn't "the Energy Department had approved financial help for the construction of two nuclear reactors in Georgia."? http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/17/business/energy-environment/17nukes.html