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May 2011

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ONLINE MAY VOLUME 35  ISSUE 5 www.truckersnews.com Toll Free: (800) 633-5953 Editorial Fax: (205) 750-8070 or Email: tneditorial@rrpub.com Sales Fax: (205) 349-6359 or Email: jrandle@rrpub.com Radio Fax: (205) 345-5695 or Email: ddavis@rrpub.com EDITORIAL Editor-in-Chief: Randy Grider Editorial Director:  Executive Editor: Jack Roberts Senior Editors: Todd Dills, Max Kvidera Managing Editor: Misty Bell Equipment Editor: John Baxter Associate Editor: James Jaillet Contributing Editors: Kay Bell, Jill Dunn, Carolyn Magner, Caroline Taylor Executive Director, Research & Analysis: Avery Vise ‘Gift from above’ One man’s treasure …  is important to him and she doesn’t respect his space. Truckers News I’m Just Say’n columnist Carolyn Magner gives her free two cents about getting rid of the junk in the trunk. Visit Carolyn’s blog at truckersnews.com/ask-Carolyn or find her on Facebook at http://tinyurl.com/CarolynFB. DESIGN & PRODUCTION Art Director: Richard Street Production Designers: Andrew Anderson, Timothy Smith This sunset, witnessed “at the trailing edge of what were tornado-like forces running across Oklahoma on July 5, 2010,” says the photographer, Alan Dunham, a driver with C.R. England, “is one of many fond memories I’ve been blessed with during my short time as an over-the-road driver.” Snapped at the Love’s stop off I-40 exit 71 in Clin- ton, Okla., Dunham’s shot wins our March “Fueling” photo contest, and he takes home a copy of Bryan Peterson’s Understanding Shutter Speed, as well as publication here, as prize. This month’s contest, with spring here and summer on the way, asks for pics of “Birds and Barns,” not necessarily together or in that order. For more infor- mation, get over to the Truckers News Photo Group’s discussion area, then enter your shot and win: http://flickr. com/groups/truckersnews. Senior Creative Director: Tony Brock Senior Media Manager: Patti Clark Senior Production Director: Mary Springer BUSINESS VP, Trucking Sales:  VP, Trucking Media Operations: Stacy McCants VP, Events: Alan Sims Executive Director of Sales: Chip Magner, John Randle Account Executives:    Director of Media Operations: Emily Larson Marketing Manager: Cameron Kizzire Director of Interactive Marketing: Kyle Jernigan Media Controller: Terry Browning Circulation: Julie Puckett, Kelli Kitchens CORPORATE Chairman, President/CEO: Mike Reilly COO/VP:  CFO/Treasurer: Shane Elmore Executive Vice President: Brent Reilly Senior VP, Trucking: Jeff Mason Senior VP, Editorial & Research: Linda Longton Senior VP, Acquisitions & Business Development: Robert Lake VP, Interactive Media: Jim Davis Navigating CSA If you missed our March 22 webinar on the new Compli- ance, Safety, Accountability safety enforcement program of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, visit www. truckerwebinars.com for the archived program. It featured Major Mark Savage of the Colorado State Patrol and Bryan Price of the FMCSA, speaking to:         Go social for change As more and more of us get on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and the plethora of other online communities individuals are “becoming the media.” But few in the trucking realm are as far ahead as the husband-wife team of Allen and  tered blog, AsktheTrucker.com, a related online talk-radio show exploring the issues covered in the blog and others in depth, and more than 4,000 Facebook fans, the Smiths have set the bar for what’s most definitely possible from the driv- er’s perspective. Now, the two have launched the 1st annual Truck Driver Social Media Con- vention, scheduled for October 15, at the Gold Strike Resort and Casino in Tunica, Miss. It’s not a free event, but the modest $89 reservation fee gets you much. See the March 28 entry on the Channel 19 blog by T ruckers News Senior Editor Todd Dills: http://over driveonline.com/channel19 for more information. Keep the conversation going Find trucking news feeds, Truckers News editors and thousands of your fellow haulers via our Facebook (www.tinyurl.com/tnfacebook) and Twitter (www.twitter. com/truckersnews) pages. 6 TRUCKERS NEWS MAY 2011 3200 Rice Mine Road N.E., Tuscaloosa, AL 35406 www.randallreilly.com In Memoriam:   All advertising for Truckers News is accepted and published by Randall-Reilly Publishing Company, LLC, on the representation that the advertiser and/or advertising agency are authorized to publish the entire contents and subject matter thereof. 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