Very well stated Freight jockey, I also believe because of UPS wanting to protect themselves and the Trojak's letter that we will at least see a small wait and see period. Or at least a better look at the plan by the Treasury instead of the movement of formality for the Central States plan. When you read and I advise everyone to read the UPS letter in detail, you will see many flaws and allegations brought up against the funds proposal. UPS would not have made the allegations if they did not have the legal staff and money to back them up. This is the time to pull back the reins and see what they are really doing. I also believe cuts may be necessary, but not with so much discrimination. We all need to continue to figure how we are going to deal with the cuts, because big money and Congress have a lot at stake here. They do not like to back down on anything, right or wrong. In other words, " Continue to hope for the best as you prepare for the worst".