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To: whitepine who wrote (156051)	8/25/2011 10:33:13 AM
From: DanD	11 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 206118

"Danny boy"? They aren't my "pile of facts". They are the "Comptroller of Texas"'s facts posted in response to calling LC a "bigot". (The point you NEVER addressed in your diatribe.) But you know, keep calling people names and talking down to those who disagree with you. It definitely proves your intellectual superiority. Dan D.

To: whitepine who wrote (156051)	8/25/2011 10:36:27 AM
From: joseffy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 206118

Eagle Ford Employers Find it Hard to Fill Jobs ............................................................................................... FUEL FIX August 25, 2011 \| Vicki Vaughan http://fuelfix.com/blog/2011/08/25/eagle-ford-employers-find-it-hard-to-fill-jobs/ Employers in the Eagle Ford shale say there’s a desperate need for truck drivers to haul water, sand and oil. But they’re having trouble filling those jobs because too many applicants fail drug tests and background checks. They want to get the word out that anyone with a commercial driver’s license who can pass the tests is pretty much guaranteed a job, Manuel Ugues, business services director at Workforce Solutions of the Coastal Bend said at the second meeting of the Eagle Ford Task Force Wednesday. snip __________________________________________________________________________ COMMENT: This certainly puts a chink in the argument that drugs are victimless crimes.....when so much of the population makes themselves virtually unemployable, where else will companies look for employees?