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great! it's sold almost 20 copies so far, not that many but it seems to be getting good reviews.. Pretty exciting stuff!

is the link in my sig working for you all? you could also try this one.. Amazon.com: The Viralution eBook: Don Kehlenbeck: Books

Also, please like my page on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/TheViralution

hm.. it's working fine for me. I will add the book link in my sig, sometimes a forum will jack up the URL and make it un-useable.

I was in episodes 1-4, and I died as a "Willoughby Townsperson" when the Andover Tribe attacked. I actually had a featured scene with stunt people, but it ended up getting cut on the editing table. I just came back for Episode 17 which will air in March I believe, and I am now a Patriot, (had...

Amazon.com: The Viralution eBook: Don Kehlenbeck: Kindle Store this is the link to my book. Give it a whirl!

it is called The Viralution. It is pending on Amazon right now, and I will post a link to it tomorrow once it hits the e-bookshelves. It is about a few groups of people who struggle to survive in a "zombie" apocalypse, and also has bionic super soldiers that come into play. And yes, even a...

Well, early this morning I finally published my very first novel on Amazon/Kindle Direct. I actually completed the book last year but have been struggling with getting the book cover art I wanted. I finally decided to just do a simple photoshop cover and in 12 hours approximately the book will...

Jaspheth-- I make about 40,000 a year doing what I do. If i stayed out and ran weekends, I would make more money, probably up to around 50-55k. The local jobs usually dont pay hardly anything at all, think 9-12 dollars an hour at best. The GOOD local jobs that pay 40-50k+ want experienced...

the problem with the shale is that it costs alot more money, and takes alot more effort then standard drilling. It's also ALOT more dangerous, because what "fracking" is, is basically pumping thousands and thousands of PSI down into the well hole and "fracturing" the rock so that the oil can be...

havent been on this forum in a long time.. just saw this thread and wondered if any other deafies had any luck getting CDL? I''ve been driving for over a year with KLLM and still liking it! I'd really like to get a local job, but the problem is i wouldnt make anywhere near what I make now. AND...

well, to be honest with you, if you have no auditory senses, it will be difficult. BUT, to answer your question, that is false about not being able to get your CDL.. you just have to get a waiver and they'll limit you to only driving in Texas. Where you'd run into trouble is the fact that...

More like 2500 miles a week. It's not that bad to me, I like the solitude and peace and quiet. No annoying coworkers, no bosses breathing down your back, no cranky clientele to deal with. Perfect job for me!

No load weight restrictions. The DMV does not base their restrictions on weight. All major carriers use what's called a quallcom, actually kind of looks like a TTY machine that's satellite powered and that's how you get your load plans, directions, and other work related info. Just to warn you...

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welcome fellow texan! where in Texas?

hm. well I've had alot of toys. all those except the black sportbike are from the past 3 years lol. I shouldnt have gotten rid of the twins (black mustangs) and the Lightning. that was the perfect combination.. drag car, street car and toy hauler/cruiser...

that is an incorrect assumption. I am a profoundly deaf 27 yr old man that has a Class A CDL with hazmat, doubles, tanker, etc endorsements. I DO have a cochlear implant, and I can hear and talk pretty well, so I'm not "DEAF" as in not capable of communicating verbally. However, I will say...

i was doing it for about 2 years, but decided to take a break, got to be too expensive for me right now while i am in college. i have about 150 jumps or so. thanks for the welcome

anyway, i dont even know if any of my friends still read this, i'm just really bored and figured i'd hop back on here, havent been on this in like 2 years. but anyway, i live in Temple, Texas now, i'm a guy and it would be kind of cool to meet some deaf people around my age, i'm almost 22, i'm...