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There is no such thing as a simple landing in a plane. NASCAR team owner Jack Roush involved in plane crash - NASCAR News - FOX Sports on MSN Garry:sad:

Brian, Ian is correct. You may well have a case. You should contact EEOC and see what they say. It may take a while, but they will give you an audience. On another note, go after a new job as if it's your real job. Don't rely on just internet postings. Use your contacts and don't be ashamed to...

Al, +1 on the Saudis. Wahabbism (sic) is what started the radical Islam movement and it was started and supported in Saudi Arabia for over 25 years. Garry

I have a friend of mine who has done crash simulations on computers for years (primarily used in litigation cases). It's his opinion that any crash above 90 mph is not sustainable in a commercially available car, period. The forces are so great that even if the safety cage survives the impact...

Cliff and Kieth, I agree with the both of you. Ultimately, BP is going to get stuck with the payout. However, I do believe that BP's insurers will try to implicate the subcontractors for some of the fault. I also agree that Transocean will disappear if there is too much financial pressure put on...

Pete, We used to do this on my ROTC crew. The trick is to find a squad or two of men out of hundreds that have the eye-hand coordination to execute the moves. Not to be smug, but we did these types of moves eveyday, including practice for funerals. Garry

Jim, That is too nice! Garry

Blaine, That car is soooo sweet! Garry

Ian, Good show. Keep us posted. Garry

Alan, +1 on what you said. However I do agree with David that Bologna has some of the best quisine in the world. It seems that the best chefs in Italy ended up there and even the local trattoria's are excellent.

Molleur (sorry for the tread hijack Paolo) The Nortec is one badass boat for sure. That took some serious cohones! Garry

If you want speed the cats are the way to go. Tampa Bay sailing an 18ft Hobie with my best friend from the service in front of a hurricane. Winds at 35KTs gusting to 45. We hung on for dear life with one rudder in the water and us standing on the other hull parallel to the sea about 12 inches...

Rich, I concur with Dalton and David. Take a train. It is a wonderful way to travel and much more civilized than planes unless you have access to private aircraft. Besides, you can look at the countryside and feel that you have really seen how the locals live. Garry

+1 Molleur! Well said. Garry

The first rule of thumb today is don't believe "breaking news" in todays fast paced news cycle. Wait until the story has been through a couple of cycles and has been tested by more scruntiny. Then you will get a picture of what is really happening. In the rush to tell a "breaking news" story...

I have sailed HobieCats when I lived in Florida. I am trying to get my wife to agree on buying a good used Dolphin or Catena over 45 feet and chucking the problems in this world for a few years while sailing around the world. She's not a sailor but more of a power-boat gal. Who knows, I might...

Brian, Congratulations to you and your wife. This is going to be the best trip of your life. Garry

Jim, I hope that you managed this much outrage on bad press when Michael Moore was strutting his lies and innuendo. Garry

David, Please give Mike our deepest sympathy on his accident and our prayers for his quick recovery. Garry

The 935 I believe. Garry