The train leaves at 5 a.m., both to get commuting factory workers to Mitrovica early and to let Serbs in outlying villages drive to Kosovo Polje on roads that are empty except for camouflaged jeeps belonging to the NATO-led peacekeeping force and the red-and-white cars of the United Nations police.
Take that to its logical conclusion and you get people commuting by rickshaw, exchanging newspaper sections with the guy in the next lane at a red light.
But chances are you don't get to commute to that place from the suburbs every workday, like Carolyn Rossi Copeland, the founding producer and director of the Lamb's Theater Company in Manhattan.
That's a lucky thing because we know most of our readers don't get to commute on autobahns and neither do we, so a challenging road surface is a fairer test of a performance car than a racetrack.
I get to commute every Wednesday and have lunch in the city.
It'll also cost you $139,000, and you won't be using it to get to commute unless you live in Venice, Italy, or work in a beaver dam.
All life is worth saving, believed Darrow, and in all the 102 cases in which he defended someone threatened with the death penalty, he was successful in getting the sentence commuted to a prison term.
"We are now starting to see people get tired of commuting out to the Hamptons and are looking to buy a summer home in Sands Point," said Karen Newhouse, executive vice president of Douglas Elliman in Port Washington.
"Some of her relatives came to me recently and asked for me to help get the death sentences commuted, but I refused because I agree with the verdict," says Khasro Goran, leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Nineveh province where the killing took place.
Sure, you've got to commute, bathe and do chores, but 62 hours is a lot of time.
