The Bad and The Good, Retreaded Tires

Always under constant scrutiny, the retreaded tire is vital product to America's, and the worlds trucking industry. But, when the worlds highway and interstate's become a literal dumping ground for this products debris causing life-cycle, the remains left on the highways can become dangerous.

  Bryce Anslinger, recent article at Kypost.com, entitled "Retread tire failure leads to deadly Northern Kentucky crash," give's us a reminder of the dangers that retreaded tire debris can cause.  Mr. Anslinger's report tells the story of how retread tire debris was sited as the cause of a fatal accident, when a driver stopped because of the debris and the car was rear-ended.

 

The manufactures of retread tires stand behind their product's and one such company shares in the video below how retreads are made and some of the safety factors and inspections that a done in the process of making a retreaded tire. 

 The trucking industry must weigh tire cost as one means of keeping prices for this service down, yet there is also a need to address these safety concerns. In the video found within Mr. Anslinger's post a highway patrolman gives us some good advice, that is not to swerve, take firm grip of the steering wheel and drive over the debris.

I agree with the officer above, that yes you may sustain some damage to your vehicle, but you will live to tell about it and possibly avoid harming your passengers and other motorists.  I'm going to heed this advice if I'm thrust into such a situation. I hope you Do Too!

 Thanks for viewing, the weathers breaking and driving is on the rise so please share this with friend's and family.

I Do We Do!

I Do We Do "The Most"

Ever wonder, what I do most?  No, I'm not asking if you ponder what this writer does most.  I'm just one, not known by the many, so why would one ask oneself about another one. 

Wait, the above happens. (I'll get back to that, promise) But, please let me finish the introduction of my premise.  At some point in time we all pause for a little introspective analysis of the things we've done, or want to do. Aah-the question arises, what I do most?

 I believe human nature itself quells our thoughts on this topic, why?  By nature we just do.  Do you think the early hunter-gather's woke up in the morning to the active thought process of: "Hmm? me hungry, want food, me hunt-get food, so me eat."  No, they just did it. There were no billboards back then brandishing motivational slogans like, "Just Do It" of "get her done."

 You think one of the above gather's, out of the blue just said, "gathering is what I do most."  At what point would on think about this.  Well maybe in response to a question from some one else.  Who know, maybe some clan calling themselves "reporters" went around asking others: "what do you do?"  So in response one would have to think about it, and then respond, "I mostly this or what I do most is..."

What happens if one decides that they no longer want to hunt or gather for themselves?  Well that's when they begin to be concerned with what another is doing and how that other can come to do for them what they no longer desire to do for themselves.

More likely than not, another will see that the one above doesn't hunt or gather for their self, so why should they have too. Low and behold, every day some one gets pissed, and drawn into the cycle. They (the one now pissed-off) realize that they are always doing someone else's shit.  "What do I do Most" they ask, answer, other's shit, I'm pissed!

 I can feel it, some are starting to hate, then again the number of nay-sayer's are growing.  So, I ask those.  Ever see "the 10 Most" this or "the 5 Most" that?  Yeah I thought so, especially seeing that you currently within the "offending venue" so to speak.  You see, one of the most things we do most is ponder what others are thinking, doing, or feeling most. (Nosey aren't we?)

 Now that you've thought about it, the second paragraph of this post is true, huh?  Right now you're thinking mostly about all of the other thins this writer could be doing, or writing about.  Hunger, world peace, the economy, or you for that matter. Nope, who wants to read about all the shit you don't wanna  do? The world only cares about doing or wanna do, hence I write that shit.

Calm down, slow your roll, I'm just like you, I have a daily grind too.  But I have a release as well.  Who knew, when I was young I never read for pleasure. Now, not only am I reading for pleasure, but hopefully I'm writing for your pleasure as well.

 Oh!  Before you get back to what you do.  Please, if I may ask, if you know someone having a bad day or they're stressing over something, share this post with them.  They will either thank you, or curse you out.  Either way they will have turned their focus on something else, and maybe owe you a thank you later.

Thanks for viewing,

I Do We Do!

You Can Get There From Here

Instruction are like road maps but no one reads instructions anymore, so what are we going to do,  fire the thousands upon thousands of people working for companies writing instructions for all of the products we buy?

I don't think that’s going to happen.  Then I could boldly proclaim that I read most instructions for most of the things I buy. Whoop-tee-doo, so what is one "I Do" worth? Not much.

 I'm just getting around to reading some of the instructions for maximizing my interaction on the various social networks, so I must admit that I'm a little lax myself.  But, I did say to my self why not share what I've learned with others, why not help them expand their reach and get to meet some new and interesting people?

So how do you get from a Google blog to Facebook, then to maybe Twitter and so on, was my question. I've done a lot of Twittering to expose my other blog and I said wow, this is a lot of work going back and forth so, I said why not help those that want to maximize their posts or messages too. 

How, well all my friends at I Do We Do can post their public comment at I Do We Do, and as long as they are marked public they will be posted to Twitter as well. I have linked a presence on these two social networks.  I'm no genius folks, actually the two networks FB and Twitter have done all the work by collaborating on this linking process.  All I've done is create a community of like individuals that are interested in sharing what they are doing and learning what others are doing too.

 Why not take a look-see, become a friend of the I Do We Do community, make a post on the wall and watch the link.  Wait there's more, some of the more interesting entries may be expanded and become topic for this or another blog that's part of the Gaming Oracle family of blogs. "Blast From the Past or School Bias?" is a perfect example, I saw this story on a friends wall and decided to research it further and share it.

 Well there you have it, that's what I enjoy and or my thing to Do.  So, what about you, what do you Do?  Tell us at "I Do We Do" we're waiting to hear from you.

                                              

Thanks,                                           

I Do We Do!   

I Do We Do Hopes To Do

Before I can truly explain to you what "I Do We Do" hopes to do, you must understand or have a feel for the premise, and basis of this inspiration.

I could not agree more with Mr. Guy Kawasaki that at some point or another, whether we are in an elevator, or not, we all get asked the question: "What do you do?"  The I Do We Do community #1 will seek to become a compilation of answers to this question as submitted by all of the individuals, businesses, and organizations that visit and become "Friends" or "Fans" of "I DoWe Do."

One can become a friend of "I Do We Do" by submitting a friend request to the "I Do We Do" community on Facebook.  The community can be followed on twitter @1Idowedo, and you may circle us on G+.  "Ido Wedo" is the [I Do We Do] username to find us under on G+.

 Some may choose to become "fans" of the "1 I Do We Do" page.  No matter which way you choose to view what's being posted to [I Do We Do], you will be able to view all the "what I do's" from all the individuals and organizations that are friends to the community. All of the postings marked public on  [I Do We Do] and [1 I Do We Do] become instant "Shout Out's" or "Tweets" on Twitter.  Some may choose to be friends of the community for this benefit alone, why not, one public post goes a lot further, and with half the effort.

Here at the blog you are reading now you will find stories related to some of the interesting post's or suggestions found on I Do We Do.  Like any well rounded newspaper or magazine this blog will cover story's relating to the following areas:

• Automotive
• Education
• Finance
• Food & Beverage
• Government
• Health Care

• History

• Internet
• Meetings/Travel
• Retail
• Sales Marketing
• Small Business
• Telecom Wireless

The above list is not all inclusive, but I hope it wet's your appetite. This blog further hopes to serve as a guide to the I Do We Do community.  Exactly how this will be accomplished will be shaped by the growth and direction of the community itself.  Hence you will have input not only by being a friend or fan of the I Do We Do community but your posts may form the basis for articles here on the community's blog. 

I hope you are as excited about the potential of "I Do We Do" as I am.  I'm looking forward to, and I'm ready for the challenge of presenting this venue to you. Oh me, some know me already  as the man behind the blog "www.thecasinogamingoracle.blogspot.com." I will continue to reveal injustice on that blog, but "I Do We Do" was an inspiration I had while reading Mr. Kawasaki's book "What the Plus." 

In closing I will ask, as I do in my other blog's, that you tell a friend or two about this site, especially if you have enjoyed  it.  No one appreciates your views and support more than the "Gaming Oracle" and now "I Do We Do."

Thank You,

I Do We Do!