An ad executive for Facebook speaks up a couple of days ago and says…
When something involving this many people is so clumsy and ineffective towards the stated goal it seems logical to question whether or not it wasn’t back
Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr, dead at age Seventy Four, from Filip Bondy, New York Daily News:
I was the Vietnam War protestor. My dorm-mate, Joe, was the ROTC recruit. We were good friends at the University of Wisconsin, bound
Tonight I am at Malden on Hudson, in New York state. In the morning I’ll drive up to Amsterdam New York outside Albany to deliver the load that I have and then I’ll drive home for the weekend. I’m looking
Tonight I’m just outside Syracuse New York. I have the load of potato chip dip of all things, and I’ll be dropping it off in Queens at about 8 o’clock in the morning. Truck continues to run well, I’m in
Continue reading about Nightly Ramble: Random Thoughts on Iowa
I’m outside of Scranton Pennsylvania tonight is this is written. I’ve been watching the results from Iowa, and listening to a few of the local stations out that way. It’s been a fascinating evening.
Im headed for Syracuse early in
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Got the truck back from the shop last night and the thing is raring to go. I haven’t seen this kind of performance out of it for months. I have a huge smile on my face as this is written.
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Like most other people, I’ve been watching with dry amusement the disintegration of the presidential campaign of Hillary Rodham Clinton. Personally, I can’t help but wonder how much of this destruction will be happening with the directives coming from the
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Today, I started with a visit to the dentist. So, my driving day got off to kind of a late start. Which of course means that I’m probably going to be out until halfway through Saturday at least.
The truck
Continue reading about Nightly Ramble: Racism, Bias in the Press, And Other Staples of the Left
This evening I’m just west of Syracuse New York. Syracuse is known as the Salt City, because of its early salt industry which gave for many years the largest tax revenue of any industry in the state. it’s also the
Carlisle, PA--After three highly unusual weeks of running to the west it appears as though I will be spending the remainder of this year running east. That’s a bit more normal for this truck line. Frankly, we’re experiencing a
Indianapolis, Indiana--.. As this is written, I am in Indianapolis for the third week in a row. They’ve got me picking up new trailers out here and ferrying them back to Rochester… an effort to upgrade the entire fleet
Welcome one and all to the most intense Nightly Read on the sphere… The BitsBlog Nightly Ramble
This is the BitsBallcap edition.
Yes, indeed, this object to the right is the genuine article, the Bits Ballcap, the subject of
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More of that global warming stuff, today. Several inches of it, I hear… and the first batch is already falling. The
Welcome one and all to the most intense nightly read anywhere on the sphere… BitsBlog’s Nightly Ramble
A mix of rain and snow over the snow that came down last night… sloppy driving today around here. It can’t decide if
- I sympathize, Billy, but I have to wonder about the longer term consequences. Doesn’t the argument you’re making, sound like the argument being presented against security cameras, and traffic light cameras, being placed in public places? Also, the way the
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