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Notre Dame fans have long moved on from the Charlie Weis era. Weis was hired to coach the Fighting Irish in 2005, and he was unsuccessful in restoring a tradition of winning in South Bend. His successor, Brian Kelly, led Notre Dame to the BCS National Championship game last season. A glance at the school's payroll might lead you to believe Weis had something to do with it.
As Brian Hamilton of the Chicago Tribune pointed out, Notre Dame could end up paying Weis nearly $19 million to do absolutely nothing for the team when all is said and done. According to federal tax documents obtained by the Tribune on Thursday, Weis received a buyout payment of $6,638,403 when he was fired in 2009. He has since received two more payments of $2,054,744 and is scheduled to receive similar payments through 2015, which would bring his total compensation after dismissal to just south of $19 million.
As far as the "books" are concerned, Kelly earned only $1,088,179 at Notre Dame from July 2011 to July 2012. However, the school noted that its head football coach is authorized to receive compensation from "external sources" such as apparel companies that would not have to be reported on tax forms.
Weis, who is currently the head coach at Kansas, may have his hands full with student reporters like this, but there is no need to feel sorry for him. In addition to earning a nice paycheck from the Jayhawks, Weis is scheduled to receive more than $2 million per year from Notre Dame for the next four years. Coaches may need to win to keep their jobs, but they certainly don't have to collect hardware to keep the paychecks coming.
the drunken irish didnt know what they were doing when they signed this clown
Notre LAME owes Charlie (Brown) Weis more than $19 million ...and that is just in pizza and KFC alone.
This team that played in the BCS National Championship was full of players recruited by Charlie Weis. So saying he had "nothing" to do with it is not entirely true
They're pretty much locked into these payments via the contract they signed with him. The big-name schools ALL have to sign this sort of contract to get big-name coaches. Tennessee got stuck the same way when they dumped Lane Kiffen after one year. They just need to add riders to these contracts that void all future payments if the coach is fired for "non-performance."
I am pretty lousy at math but $19M will buy a whole bunch of cheeseburgers!
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Five Lessons From Your Teenage Bedroom
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Looking back on the bedroom where you lived in your teenage years, do you feel horror or nostalgia? We're guessing a combination of both. The mess and chaos of our teen rooms might make us cringe now, but there's also no denying that a teenager's bedroom is a sanctuary, a place to relax and recharge, and also a vehicle for free self-expression. And don't we all still want those things for ourselves? Maybe there are a few valuable lessons we can take from our teenage rooms and apply to our bedrooms today...
1 - Let your wall décor reflect what you love. Now, we're not suggesting that you resurrect your Kirk Cameron shrine or your Thriller album cover collection, but there's something to be said for surrounding yourself with reminders of the music, art, and friends that make you happy. If, like the couple who lives in the bedroom in the top photo, you have friends who are artists, hang their work. Frame favorite book covers, or look for vintage music and movie posters.
2 - Experiment with color. A pale room can be serene and lovely, but if you enjoy color, the bedroom's a great place to use it. Many people shy away from color in the bedroom because of a fear that it will distract from sleep and relaxation, but wise color choices can actually encourage rest. If you're wary, start small, with artwork and accent pillows.
3 - Give yourself a good place to lounge. Bean bags and papasan chairs might be a thing of the past (we hope!), but it's wonderful to have a spot in your bedroom for relaxing that isn't the bed. A little reading nook—chair, ottoman, and side table—is perfect if you've got the space, and if not, consider placing a chair close enough to the bed that you can prop your feet on it.
4 - Try to keep things relaxed. Now of course we aren't advocating the traditional teenage mounds of clothes and unmade beds, but we get why they're so common: in the bedroom, we want to relax, not work. Consider making it easy to keep your bedroom clean by simplifying your bedding. Despite the appeal of an elegant, well-dressed bed, if it's too overwhelmed with throws and pillows and bolsters, you won't want to lounge on it or make it up in the morning.
5 - Don't be afraid to make frequent décor changes. Teenagers' walls and rooms are constantly in flux, with new pictures replacing old, chairs getting shoved around, and so on. This is a good practice to follow for freshening up your own bedroom. Change around your wall art; change the angle of a chair to get different light; mix up your lighting, bringing in lamps from other rooms.
What are some things you loved about your own teenage room? Please share!
Photo: Virginia Armstrong of roddy&ginger, originally featured on BloesemKids
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I would so rock a Kirk Cameron poster right now, haha.
My teenage bedroom didn't change after I was 12, so I lived in a constant state of light purple walls, horse posters, horse show ribbons, and even more purple. Purple, ponies, and Rosie the Riveter. I like to think that I'm a little more grown up now...
in my old bedroom I had painted the walls a pale blue and then used a navy glaze which I "shmooshed" on with saran wrap.... and although my tastes have definitely changed since then, it looked fantastically cool and it was friend central for quite some time. Those were the days...
I painted a life size mural of an Iron Maiden album cover with Eddie rising from the grave on my wall. I liked the art. Didn't even know the music, and was otherwise a well-adjusted young lady. My mom thought it was funny and was proud of my talent so she would bring her friends up to see it. They all thought I was nuts- and my mom nuts-er for letting me do it. Eventually I repainted beige. Me and my mom regretted it. Uch. I hate beige.
I had a hammock strung diagonally across my room and the bed, and always some sort of creative project or two going on. You're right, there is a lot of freedom of expression and comfort in a teenager's bedroom.
Two words: cable television.
I used an opaque projector to paint Lichtenstein's Drowning Girl on my wall. My teenage heart knew I needed to dial down the class, so I surrounded it with chili lights and pictures of Everclear (the band). There was a mattress on the floor and glow-in-the dark stars... maybe a lava lamp? I'm not sure. I loved it.
I love the first point, to let your wall décor reflect what you love. The first time I read it thought, "Well, duh, everyone knows that," but then I stopped and thought about it. Too many people, myself included, have art on their walls that is lovely, well-proportioned, color-coordinated, and goes with the rest of the room, but is absolutely impersonal. Starting today, I'm going to look at each piece I have and consider how it reflects me, and if I really love it or not. Thanks for the inspiration!
i think i let that spirit live in my closet. i've always treated my closet like a room (and been lucky enough to have biggish closets). i paint them, tack up museum brochures, photos, magazine clippings. it's a bit more "mature", or perhaps organized is a better word, than my teenage bedroom, but it's my place to let all that just be.
This is what I miss most about my teenage room. It's hard when you live with another person in a small space, even if it's someone you love very much, to have the freedom of expression that you would if you were by yourself. If I had my way entirely, I would collect all sorts of pictures that inspire me in some way and stick them all over the walls. However, the wall decor must reflect "us", and not just me. So I miss the ability to decorate spontaneously.
I think that to this day my favorite bedroom of all time is the one I had from 8th grade through my first year of college (though I did not live at home during college). It had china blue walls and my mom painted the wood floors with pink and white stripes. My bed had a pretty floral quilt that we bought in one of our favorite places, Northeast Harbor, ME and I had a rug that my mom brought back from France that was white, red, green, blue, pink and yellow striped (much more cohesive than it sounds, trust me). I had a big bulletin board on the wall where I put up pictures of friends and party invitations, school play programs etc. I even had a light green antique desk (shabby chic but in the real way, not 'I painted something from Target and then chipped away the paint with a hammer') and a white wicker chair in the corner. It sounds very crazy and mismatched but when I think of home, I think of that room. I don't think I will ever be able to recreate it.
I had an entire wall devoted to Stevie Nicks. My teenage bedroom was my sanctuary. My parents let me do pretty much what I wanted to with the decor. Honestly, no other place makes me feel as good and comforted as that bedroom made me feel back then.
I had some transformations.. the one I remember well, was doing "NY skyline" - I sprayed black over yellowish (for windows) and dark blue (for sky) - it was really cool.
After awhile I painted three walls dirty navy blue (effect of my experiments with white paint and blue/black dye) and one on one wall I glued using the same paint pieces of newspapers. I must say, it was damn awesome :D
The newspapers get yellow pretty fast unfortunately.
I also had in one top corner attached three big branches... I still like decorating using branches and roots.
But for sure I am not as brave as I was 15 years ago! and it's not entirely bad ;-)
I had white Christmas lights strung across the low ceiling of my basement bedroom and orange, pink, or blue (depending on when I decided to change them) strung on the headboard of my antique bed and above my antique vanity. I loved the cozy ambiant glow...and would love to be able to re-create that feeling in a "grown up" way in my bedroom now as a married woman.
PhoebeArt - that looks VERY familiar!
I painted my own text posters, and did a blow-up of the logo for the movie Pretty in Pink. Ah, the Eighties...
There is no way that room was designed by a teenager. I refuse to believe it. The table scape on the dresser? Ha ha ha ha. He whipped that up after study hall, did he?
I'm guessing the mom has a bit more input than is being admitted here. "got him to clean up a bit"? Oh AT, sometimes you just make me chuckle.
My teenager room consisted of jim morrison, beatles, bob marley, and pink floyd posters. I still have them and I still absolutly love them!
My teenage bedroom had a bunk bed frame for the bed--I used the upper part for hanging purses and jackets that were in rotation. The walls in one corner were for tacking up comic strips i had cut out of newspapers. The area above my bed and by my door were for movie and book quotes I had done in calligraphy. ("Life is pain. Anyone who says differently is selling something." William Goldman, The Princess Bride.)
I also had an old chair (as someone mentioned above, it was genuine shabby) which I painted over with poster paints in wild colors. I think the seat was red, the outer posts yellow, the inner posts purple, and the legs blue. This was my nightstand. It looked pretty neat because the glossy white paint underneath gave the poster paints an interesting glow.
Instead of shades I would paint pictures on my windows and, now and again, remove them with a paint scraper to change them.
All in all, I would have to say my sense of style was to have a riot all over the walls. It looked like a portfolio full of papers and clipped comics had exploded.

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(LOUISVILLE, November 17, 2009) – Metro Animal Services (MAS) new adoption center, 3514 Newburg Road, will need a lot of creature comforts, and dog and cat beds are on the list. Dogs and cats waiting to be adopted will need some new beds to lounge in while they are waiting to be adopted, and MAS is asking animal lovers to help to get them. Elevated beds keep the animals dry and cozy, which means they are more comfortable and well-behaved. Metro Animal Services is accepting donations to purchase 60 durable Kuranda dog beds and 20 Kuranda cat beds which will help keep many of the animals comfortable during their stay at MAS. Some of the donated beds will also be used to replace some of the older ones at the current Manslick Road facility.
"We want to make the surroundings and accommodations for the animals at Metro Animal Services the best they can be, and the Kuranda beds play a big part in that goal," said Jackie Gulbe, director of community relations. "We were very successful two years ago in securing over 100 beds and they have served us well - so well, we want to use them in the new building."
The Metro Animal Services website links you to the Kuranda bed website to process donations. People can also send in a check to MAS specifying the donation purpose. Beds purchased directly through Kuranda will be delivered to MAS.
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Fossilised Neanderthal Matrilineal Societies, Neo-Neanderthal Hybrids, Endosymbiotic Actinidic Archaea and Civilisational Diseases
Neanderthal genes have been related to human disease. The human genome has been found to have up to 10 percent Neanderthal genes. The pyruvate dehydrogenase gene as well as those coding for MHC alleles are of Neanderthal origin. Neanderthal genes have been related to autism and autoimmune disease. There is high incidence of autism and Neanderthal anthropometry in the matrilineal and Dravidian language speaking nair community of Kerala. The autistic brain is comparable to the large-sized Neanderthal brain. Metabolic patterns were compared among the following groups: matrilineal nairs, non nairs, autism, schizophrenia and systemic diseases to find out a pattern of Neanderthal metabolism. The aim of the study aimed to detect fossilized Neanderthal matrilineal societies and new Neanderthal hybrids in relation to civilisational diseases. Four groups, 25 numbers in each group were chosen for the study—the autistic population diagnosed according to DSM criteria, the normal nair population, the normal non-nair population and civilisational disease group including metabolic syndrome x, alzheimer's disease, cancer, schizophrenia and multiple sclerosis. Archaeal cholesterol catabolism as well as PDH activity, glycolytic pathway, the GABA shunt, porphyrins, homocysteine and ammonia metabolism were studied to find out a pattern of Neanderthal metabolism. Autistic metabolonomic patterns include low pyruvate dehydrogenase activity, mitochondrial dysfunction, GABA shunt, Warburg glycolytic phenotype, hyperammonemia, hyperhomocysteinemia, porphyria, low cholesterol/bile acid levels and a similar pattern is seen in the normal nair population of Kerala. Neanderthal metabolonomic patterns include a low efficiency PDH activity. Autistic and matrilineal societies like nair can be considered as remnants of the Neanderthals. The autistic and nair population have increased cytochrome F420 activity suggestive of endosymbiotic archaeal growth resulting in PDH and mitochondrial suppression. The increased archaeal digoxin synthesis later on shuts down the metabolic machinery the neuronal and other tissue cells and the human cells and tissues including the brain are taken over by an atavistic actinidic colony network. This leads onto a Neanderthal hybrid zombie syndrome. The increased archaeal growth in ice age conditions contributed to the neanderthal evolution and similar endosymbiotic archaeal growth related to global warming leads to neanderthalisation of homo sapiens. The autistic and neanderthalic metabolonomic patterns are also seen in civilisational diseases like syndrome X, schizophrenia, cancer, multiple sclerosis and alzheimer's disease. The results suggest neanderthalisation of the humans due to global warming and archaeal growth. The Neanderthalisation of the human species is the basis of the global autistic, schizophrenic and civilisational disease epidemic—epidemic Neanderthal hybrid zombie syndrome. The matrilineal societies are fossilized Neanderthal remnants and neoneanderthal hybrids contribute to civilisational diseases.
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Octavia Elizabeth Beisch, 96, of Taylor, Arkansas, formerly of Athens died Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012 at the Lifecare Hospital in Shreveport.
Octavia was born April 2, 1916 in Sherman, Texas to the late William Tomas and Molly (Woods) Bigbie. She was a member of the New Sarepta Baptist Church and the Eastern Star. She enjoyed quilting and loved to play dominos.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, Willie Walter Beisch and 13 siblings.
She is survived by her two sons, John Allen Beisch and wife, Jo Ann of Texarkana, Arkansas and Donald Lee Beisch and wife, Mary Kay of Shongaloo; and special granddaughter, Katie Elizabeth Beisch of Springhill.
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. today (Wednesday, January 2) at Lewis Chapel with Bro. Marty Wright officiating. Burial followed at 3 p.m. at Sunset Memorial Cemetery in Gilmer, Texas under the direction of Lewis Funeral Home, Inc. of Springhill. Visitation was Tuesday from 6 until 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
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400 block, between 12:22 and 2:22 p.m. March 8. Residence broken into, but nothing reported stolen. Entry gained by breaking window on basement door.
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North Charles Street
4700 block, between 4:15 and 4:35 p.m. March 8. Cash, iPhone, purse, ID, personal papers stolen from vehicle.
2600 block, between 3:05 and 3:15 p.m. March 8. TV, docking stations, shoes stolen from shed. Entry gained by cutting lock off storage unit at EZ Storage. Manager saw several suspects on video surveillance using bolt cutter to break lock and recognized them as a former friend and her brother.
Chestnut Avenue
3000 block at 5:15 p.m. March 6. Purse, credit cards stolen from residence. Entry gained by breaking rear window.
Falls Road
3500 block, between 10 p.m. March 7 and 10:20 a.m. March 8. Tools, Garmin GPS, radio stolen from vehicle.
Greenmount Avenue
3700 block, between 1 and 11 p.m. March 8. Residence broken into, but nothing reported stolen. Entry gained by forcing open front door.
3900 block, between 9:30 a.m. and 9:05 p.m. March 7. Computer, XBox stolen from residence. Entry gained by forcing open second-floor rear window.
Hooper Avenue
3600 block, between 9:30 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. March 7. TV, iPad, MacBook, camera, jewelry stolen from residence. Entry gained by breaking front window.
Huntingdon Avenue
2700 block, between 10:30 and 11 a.m. March 6. Purse stolen from residence. Method of entry unknown.
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Getting Out of Bed and Moving Around
- Raise the head of the bed, if possible, before getting out of bed.
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- Push to a sitting position with your arms.
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The 211
If you know or hear of a family or a community not getting the resources they need to help them get back on their feet after the flood call 2-1-1 or visit www.211tn.org.
The Mayor's Office of Emergency Management's 211 division connects flood victims to the services they need. Whether it is food, shelter, counseling, or other social service needs, 211 is specifically designed to connect people with more than 2,800 health and human services agencies. All 211 calls are answered by nationally certified information and referral specialists who are fluent in several different languages. The caller is provided with phone numbers, programs and services, location, hours of operation and other information relevant to what the caller needs.
Volunteer / Special Relief Events
(Thursday, June 3, 2010)
* The Village Chapel recovery and rebuild effort needs volunteers. Unfortunately, the last couple of days have been slim as far as volunteers and they really need help to complete the remediation work in the Bordeaux community. Meet at 3199 LaGrange Dr, Nashville 37218 at 9 am to help with final stages of demolition work (drywall, flooring, insulation) and spraying (sprayers, bleach, and mold solution supplied by TVC).
* Visit Hands on Nashville website, www.hon.org, for up to the minute volunteer opportunities.
* Nashville residents should continue to conserve water. Just because it's the right thing to do. OK, go ahead and water your lawn now, but you know what I mean.
*Department of Human Services Emergency Assistance for Tennessee flood victims now available. Click here for application [pdf].
* The East Nashville Flood Relief Center is up and running for donations this week at 407 Gallatin Road. Hours are 9am-6pm. Donations accepted include furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronics, small household goods, clothing, shoes, toiletries, toys and books. Please be sure all donations are in good working order and clean. Food donations will be left to other organizations.
Volunteer / Special Relief Events
(Saturday, June 5, 2010)
* Run for Nashville – On Saturday, June 5 in the Annandale neighborhood in Brentwood, there will be a 5K fun-run to raise funds for flood relief. Fifty percent of the registration fee will go to Hands On Nashville. For more information, visit www.thehomerun5k.com. (Source: Tennessean)
Volunteer / Special Relief Events
(Continuous & Upcoming)
* Nashville Paw has set up the Nashville Paw Flood Relief Donation Drive in order to help the many people and pets displaced by the Nashville Floods. As of May 28, they have delivered more than 10 truckloads of pet supplies to flood relief shelters and distribution centers, as well as many carloads of supplies to nearly 50 individual families in need. If your family and pets have been displaced by the floods and you are in need of pet supplies and food, please complete the Request For Donations Form at http://publishers-paw.nashvillepaw.com and we will be in touch as soon as possible in order to deliver a care package to you. Or, simply call Nashville Paw at (615) 474-5710 to request help.
* Support Nashville is attempting to put together a compilation album, the proceeds of which will go toward flood relief. Local bands who would like to be featured can apply at the site. (Source: WOTT and the Nashville Scene's Nashville Cream Blog)
* Flood relief benefit auction – At 3 p.m. Friday, June 11, the Guitars of the Stars Benefit Auction will take place at Ryman Auditorium. Stars contributing decorated guitars include Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Danny Gokey, Alan Jackson, George Jones, The Judds, Jake Owen, Rascal Flatts, Darius Rucker and more. Chris Young will start the event with a performance. All proceeds from the auction will go to the Opry Trust Fund and be earmarked for flood relief. (Source: Tennessean)
* The folks in Dyer Co. now have t-shirts of their own. All proceeds go to the Dyer County American Red Cross Disaster Fund. Also, We Are Nashville t-shirts are still available. (H/T: Speak to Power)
Disaster Information Centers and Assistance
METRO NASHVILLE – Disaster Information Centers are no longer operational. On Monday, May 17, assistance provided at the Disaster Information Centers will transfer to FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers (see above details) and a network of non-profit distribution centers (see locations below).
FEMA – Twelve Disaster Recovery Centers (DRC) operated by the state of Tennessee and the Federal Emergency Management Agency are open for those affected by severe storms and flooding that started on April 30. The centers are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., 7 days a week until further notice. Disaster officials ask that before visiting the centers, people first register online at www.DisasterAssistance.gov or by calling 800-621-FEMA (3362) or (TTY) 800-462-7585 for those with speech and hearing disabilities. Help in all languages is available. The DRCs are located at the following locations:
Middle Tennessee
Davidson County
100 Oaks Mall (near Hollywood 27)
719 Thompson Lane
Nashville, TN 37204
Davidson County
TSU Ford Complex Communications Building
2620 West Heiman St.
Nashville, TN 32709
|Davidson County
Hartman Park Community Center
2801 Tucker Road
Nashville, TN 37218
|Williamson County
Franklin City Hall
109 Third Ave.
Franklin, TN 37064
|Hickman County
Centerville Church of Christ
138 N. Central Ave.
Centerville, TN 37033
|Montgomery County
Montgomery County Civic Hall
350 Pageant Lane
Clarksville, TN 37040
|Sumner County
Volunteer State Community College
Wood Campus Center (2nd Floor)
1480 Nashville Pike
Gallatin, TN 37066
|Cheatham County
Pegram City Hall
308 Highway 70
Pegram, TN 37143
West Tennessee
Haywood County
Parks and Recreation Building
100 Boyd Ave.
Brownsville, TN 38012
|McNairy County
Selmer Community Center
230 North 5th St.
Selmer, TN 38375
Madison County
West Forest Family Medical Clinic
779 West Forest Avenue
Jackson, TN 38301
Dyer County
Dyersburg Mall
2700 Lake Road
Dyersburg, TN 38024
|Shelby County
Millington Civic Center
8077 Wilkinsville
Millington, TN 38353
|Tipton County
National Guard Armory
4500 Mueller Brass Road
Covington, TN 38019
FEMA MOBILE (MIDDLE TN) – Four FEMA Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers (MDRC) will visit four counties designated for federal assistance in Middle Tennessee beginning Monday, May 17, for a two-and-half day stay, to provide assistance to people affected by the severe storms and flooding that started on April 30. MDRC hours of operation are Monday, May 17, from noon to 7 p.m. and Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time at the following locations:
|Lewis County
Howard P. Moore Emergency Communications Center
1116 Commerce Drive
Hohenwald, TN 38462
|Macon County
Lafayette Fire Department
500 Franklin Ave.
Lafayette, TN 37083
|Jackson County
Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency
238 N. Grundy Quarles Highway
Gainesboro, TN 38562
|Robertson County
Robertson County EMA
1305 Hill St.
Springfield, TN 37172
FEMA MOBILE (WEST TN) – Four FEMA Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers (MDRC) will visit two counties designated for federal assistance in West Tennessee beginning Monday, May 17, for a two-and-half day stay, to provide assistance to people affected by the severe storms and flooding that started on April 30. MDRC hours of operation are Monday, May 17, from noon to 7 p.m. and Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time at the following locations::
|Fayette County
Oakland Fire Depart.
170 Doss Circle
Oakland, TN 38060
|Lauderdale County
National Guard Armory
2425 Highway 51 South
Ripley, TN 38063
NON-PROFIT AND FAITH-BASED DISTRIBUTION CENTERS The network of non-profit and faith-based distribution centers will allow citizens to access resources closer to their homes through congregations and agencies already well established in neighborhoods. This effort is coordinated through the Middle TN VOAD (Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster), a network of more than 50 faith and non-profit organizations that will partner with the city in coordinating human services such as case management, mental health, housing transition, and food, water, personal hygiene supplies access as families and neighborhoods move more deeply into the recovery.
|Beech Creek Missionary Baptist
3101 Curtis Street
Monday – Friday 12 – 6:30 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
|Old Best Buy
5340 Hickory Hollow Pkwy
Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
|Woodbine Community Center
222 Oriel Avenue
Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
|McGruder Family Resource Center
2013 25th Avenue North
Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
|Otter Creek Church of Christ
5253 Granny White Pike
Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
|Madison Square Shopping Center
726 Gallatin Pike
Monday – Saturday 8 a.m. – noon
|St. Lukes
5601 New York Avenue
Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
|Bellevue Baptist Church
7400 Hwy 70 South
Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
SMALL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION RECOVERY CENTER – An SBA Business Recovery Center is open now at Tennessee State University Avon Williams Campus (Downtown), 330 10th Avenue North, Room 200, Nashville, TN 37203. Hours of operation: Monday – Saturday 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.. Click here to download the SBA fact sheet in english and spanish. As the nation's leading provider of post-disaster assistance for non-farm, private sector disaster losses, the SBA plays an important role in helping homeowners, renters, non-profit organizations and businesses of all sizes get back on their feet.
Those eligible for assistance include:
- Homeowners, who may borrow up to $200,000 to repair real estate;
- Renters and homeowners, who may borrow up to $40,000 to repair or replace personal property;
- Businesses of all sizes and private nonprofits, who may borrow up to $2 million for physical losses;
- Small businesses, who may borrow up to $2 million for economic losses.
Volunteer & Donate
* SOUTHEAST NASHVILLE: The Southeast Nashville Flood Relief partnership organized by Rev. Jay Voorhees of the Antioch United Methodist Church, is coordinating to help persons with documentation issues who have lost everything in the floods and are unable to participate in FEMA assistance. Donations are tax-deductible and 100% will be directed toward relief and rebuilding efforts. Visit their website at www.senashvillefloodhelp.com.
* BENEFIT ITEMS A comprehensive collection of Nashville flood posters, t-shirts, and bumper stickers available here.
* NASHVILLE: Hands On Nashville volunteer sign-up (on behalf of the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management) or call 615.862.8583 (contact person Brian Williams).
* NASHVILLE CASH DONATIONS The most urgent need continues to be cash donations which can be made to the Metro Disaster Fund at the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.
* NASHVILLE MATERIAL DONATIONS Requests include large quantities of the following: diapers, formula, cleaning supplies and rubber gloves, wet vacs, brooms, mops, and generators. If citizens have large quantities, they should contact the Community Foundation.
* NASHVILLE NON-BULK & SMALL ITEMS Non-bulk or small quantities of the needed items should go to the Community Resource Center (CRC) at 911 Division St. Nashville, TN 37203. The email contact for this location is email@example.com.
* Effective immediately, individuals needing Red Cross Assistance can call toll-free 1-866- GET- INFO (1-866-438-4636).
* EAST NASHVILLE LARGE ITEMS: Large item donations in East Nashville can be brought to 407 Gallatin Road, next to Sherwin Williams and across from Firestone, near East Literature School. This location will be open for receipt of donations of furniture, lamps, lighting, larger household items, appliances, AC/heating equipment, duct work, etc. PLEASE NOTE that donations of clothing, other personal items, and smaller house-wares will continue to be accepted at the East Park Community Center, 700 Woodland St.
* ONLINE FUNDRAISING: In an effort to raise more than $100,000, Nashville and Franklin-based accessories store Whats-in-Store has added an online-only selection of jewelry where 100% of sales will be donated to flood relief. New items are being added daily. (H/T: Stella Shops)
Clean-up, Health, and Water Conservation
* The Salvation Army is providing Emergency Assistance and Relief (clean-up kits, personal hygiene kits, food boxes, bottled water, paper goods, toiletries, diapers, and emotional and spiritual care to those in need) at the following six locations: Magness-Potter Community Center, 611 Stockell Street, Nashville 37207 Hours: 9-5 p.m. Phone: 255-0554 (also provides monetary financial assistance), Madison Citadel Corps, 425 Neelys Bend Rd, Madison 37115 Hours: M-F 9-4; Sat. 9-1pm, Murfreesboro Corps, 1137 West Main St, Murfreesboro Hours: 8 – 6 p.m., Hispanic Corps, Serving East Nashville and Antioch Area 37209 (roving), Laotian Corps, Serving Antioch Area (roving).
* Flood Repair Guidelines: A building permit is required prior to making repairs to flood damaged homes and buildings. Click here for pdf of guidelines including who can pull a permit, guidelines for addressing mold, guidelines for repair of electrical systems and water heaters exposed to flood water, guidelines for re-starting water damages heating and cooling equipment, etc. Department of Codes and Building Safety is located at 800 2nd Avenue, South Nashville, TN 37210 or call 615 862-6500. Website: www.nashville.gov/flood/guidelines.asp
* Owners of flood-damaged single family residential properties may be able to receive their flood repair permits online, with no visit to the Codes department required. Property Owners who presently occupy or intend to occupy the residence and want to do the repair work themselves may use Metro Nashville's on-line permitting system. This system can be used from any computer which has access to the internet. Click here for more details.
* Cumberland River Compact Short-Term Water Saving Tips for Nashville (Quick, cheap and easy choices you can do now).
* Metro Nashville Public Works info and debris collection guidelines [pdf]. All remaining flood debris should be set out on the street by Tuesday, June 1. Residents who have questions can call 311 or Public Works Customer Service at (615) 880-1000. (H/T: Newschannel 5)
* FEMA / Red Cross guide on "Repairing Your Flooded Home." [pdf]
* Piedmont Natural Gas If your home or business has been flooded and you have concerns about your natural gas service or natural gas appliances in use call 1-800-752-7504. If your natural gas appliance has been damaged or submerged by flood waters it must be replaced. Before any digging or excavating, customers should call 811 to have their natural gas (and other utilities) lines located.
* Metro Public Health Department guidelines for re-entering a flooded home.
* Metro Public Health Department guidelines for skin and wound contact with flooded water.
* Metro Public Health Department guidelines for protecting yourself from mold.
* Metro Public Health Department guidelines for keeping food safe.
* Metro Public Health Department guidelines for protecting yourself from mosquitores.
* Metro Public Health Department guidelines for determining if you need a tetanus shot.
* Metro Public Health Department – info about applying for disaster assistance.
* Metro Public Health Department – info about water conservation.
* Guidelines for water conservation: use water for drinking and food preparation only until further notice – please turn off all automatic sprinkler systems.
* Creating a healthy home: A Field Guide for Clean-up of Flooded Homes [pdf]
* Mental Health Hotline: 615-244-7444
* Cleaning up Heirlooms. The Tennessee State Museum offers info on how to clean up heirlooms damaged in the flood.
Food and Shelter
* Second Harvest Food Bank are providing emergency food boxes for families, Locations are (1) Martha O'Bryan Center, 711 South 7th Street (2) Napier Community Center, 73 Fairfield Ave (3) Hamilton United Methodist Church, 3105 Hamilton Church Rd (4) Goodlettsville Help Center, 108 Depot St (5) Una Church of Christ, 1917 Murfreesboro Road (6) St. Phillips Episcopal Church, 85 Fairway Dr (7) Salvation Army Magness Potter Ctr., 611 Stockell St, and (8) St. Luke's Community House, 5601 New York Ave
* Effective immediately, individuals needing Red Cross Assistance must call toll-free 1-866- GET- INFO (1-866-438-4636). Currently there are three Red Cross shelters open: Lipscomb University with 85 residents and capacity for 200; Gordon Jewish Community Center with 12 residents and capacity for 200; and the Al Menah Shrine center with 32 residents and capacity for 300. Red Cross is also providing "clean up kits" at the five Disaster Information Centers in Davidson County. Clean up kits contain the following items: bleach, buckets, storage containers, coolers, work gloves, hand sanitizer, hoses with nozzle, insect repellent, dust masks, rakes, rope, shovel, sun screen, duct tape, and trash bags.
* The Salvation Army is providing meals, beverages and snacks at these locations: Bellvue Community (Roaming Feeding Canteen), Madison Neely's Bend Area, Richard Mobile Home Park, Antioch, Morrow/Illinois Avenues, Ashland City (Roaming Feeding Canteen(, Kingston Springs (Roaming Feeding Canteen), and Pegram (Roaming Feeding Canteen).
* Flood assistance. Those in need of shelter or assistance can reach the Red Cross at (615) 250-4300. For non-emergencies, call (615) 862-8574.
FEMA Information
FEMA will be capping all Home Repair Grants at $29,900 per home to repair it to a safe and sanitary condition. If insurance covers any of the repairs this will reduce the amount of the grant. For instance, if insurance covers $10,000, then FEMA will only grant $19,900.
Remember that low interest loans are available for additional repairs up to $200,000 (depending on individual case, value of home, etc.)
Also, write down everything you do! How much time you spend, who helps you and how much time they spend, anything you spend on repairs, and especially any time to you talk to someone from FEMA and get advice. Write down who it was and what they said.
The FEMA website also has tips on getting rid of mold, trying to salvage pictures, etc. (www.fema.gov)
* Mark the water level in the effected home. clearly document with photos, markings on walls, etc.
* You can throw out big items (furniture, computers, rugs, etc.,) but document, document, document them first.
* Keep receipts, take a photo of the item where it sits in the home AND a photo of it once its on the street or loaded in a truck/etc.
* For carpets, cut a swatch of the carpet and keep it to show FEMA/insurance company the quality level of the carpet you had.
(H/T: Councilman Erik Cole)
Other Information
* REBUILDING: Guidelines for permits associated with the repair of flood-damaged homes and buildings can be downloaded here [pdf].
Legal Services – Flood victims facing legal issues may call the Tennessee statewide Disaster Legal Services Hotline at 1-888-395-9297 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. central time Monday through Friday to request assistance. (FEMA, Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services, and the Tennessee Bar Association). Messages can be left at any time. Callers should identify that they are seeking flood-related legal assistance. Victims who qualify for assistance will be matched with Tennessee lawyers who have volunteered to provide free legal help. Turnaround time to connect with an attorney is about 24 hours.
* Legal Services – Free legal service for flood victims is available at the Metro Nashville disaster service centers, as well as several legal clinics, Monday through Friday through a joint program of the Tennessee Bar Association, the Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services, the Nashville Bar Association and the Nashville Pro Bono Program. Issues that generally arise after a natural disaster, and for which an attorney can provide help, include: Securing government benefits available to disaster victims, Filing life, medical and property insurance claims, Dealing with home repair contracts and contractors, Replacing missing or destroyed wills and other legal documents, Dealing with consumer protection matters, remedies and procedures, Counseling on mortgage-foreclosure problems, Counseling on landlord/tenant problems
* Twitter. Sometimes information hits Twitter before it has the chance to hit the news. For volunteer and flood-related tweets, we're using the hashtag #NashvilleFlood. If you don't already, you can follow Nashvillest @nashvillest. They are working hard to keep you current.
HT: A huge thank you to Christy Frink & Morgan Levy at Nashvillest.
* Tennessean Special Report: Nashville Flood and online resource guide.
* Contractor Verification – The Department of Commerce and Insurance is encouraging homeowners to verify the licensure of contractors they hire to repair their homes by using verify.tn.gov.
* Wiki – A Tennessee Floods of Spring 2010 "Crisis Wiki" has been created.


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Forecasting the Future with Big Social Data
21 March 2013
Social Media Network Visualisation
Internationally recognised social and computer scientists at the Cardiff Online Social Media Observatory (COSMOS) at Cardiff University will analyse tweets to help predict offline social behaviour such as crime and disorder.
The COSMOS Team has been awarded an ESRC National Centre for Research Methods Methodological Innovations grant to examine if Big Social Data can predict offline social phenomena.
There are now over 2.5 billion social media users and this new project will make use of user-generated naturally occurring data produced by online interactions.
The pioneering study will harvest, store, analyse and interpret a portion of this vast amount of data via the Twitter Firehose to interrogate the potential statistical link between social media updates (in this case tweets) that relate to crime and disorder and official rates of crime as recorded by the police in six London boroughs. The Metropolitan Police Service and the Office for National Statistics are providing administrative and curated data for the project.
The inter-disciplinary project team includes academics from the Cardiff School of Social Sciences (Matthew Williams, William Housley, Adam Edwards, Luke Sloan and Jeff Morgan) from the Cardiff School of Computer Science and Informatics (Pete Burnap and Omer Rana), and from the Universities of Warwick (Rob Procter) and St. Andrews (Alex Voss).
Adam Edwards who is an expert on community safety and co-investigator on the project said: "The potential value added by social media data is that it is user-generated in real-time in voluminous amounts, and as such it can provide insight into the behaviour of populations on the move; the 'pulse of the city'. This is in contrast to the necessarily retrospective snapshots of social trends and populations provided by conventional methods such as household surveys and officially recorded data."
The research will draw upon existing mathematical techniques that have used social media data to predict voting patterns, the spread of disease, the revenue of Hollywood movies, and the estimates of the centres of earthquakes. It will also draw on the computational tools developed in the recently awarded COSMOS ESRC Google Data Analytics grant.
Dr Matthew Williams who leads the project said: "These studies illustrate how social media generates naturally occurring socially relevant data that can be used to complement and augment conventional curated data to predict offline phenomena. In our project, we hypothesise that crime and disorder related tweets will be associated with actual crime rates. If proven correct, our statistical models based on naturally occurring social media data will provide an alternative to official constructions of the crime problem that are derived from curated and administrative data sources."
The outcomes of the project will be of use to non-academics including the Home Office, the Ministry of Justice, police services, the Association of Chief Police Officers, the new College of Policing, Police and Crime Commissioners, the Office for National Statistics and various voluntary organisations. The COSMOS team will also develop an advanced Doctoral Training Centre module on Social Media Predictive Analytics.
Dr Williams concluded: "The ESRC is driving the big data agenda forwards working in a range of collaborations with industry to enable the UK to become a world leader in the analysis of social media data. During this project we will be seeking to foster a more permanent relationship with Twitter by applying to their Certified Products Program, establishing COSMOS as the academic social media data repository in the UK."
Follow COSMOS on Twitter @cosmos_cardiff or visit the COSMOS website for more information: www.cf.ac.uk/socsi/research/researchgroups/comsc-socsi/projects.html
- The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) is the UK's largest organisation for funding research on economic and social issues. It supports independent high quality research which has an impact on business, the public sector and the third sector. The ESRC's total budget for 2012/13 is £205 million. At any one time the ESRC supports over 4,000 researchers and postgraduate students in academic institutions and independent research institutes. www.esrc.ac.uk
- The ESRC-funded National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) aims to stimulate creative and productive developments in social science research methods and to be responsive to new and emerging research and training needs and opportunities as they arise. The Centre's overall mission is to provide a strategic focal point for the identification, development and delivery of an integrated national research and training programme aimed at promoting a step change in the quality and range of methodological skills and techniques used by the UK social science community. www.ncrm.ac.uk
- The aim of the NCRM Methodological Innovation projects is to develop and apply innovative methodological approaches in strategically important areas of social science.
- This is the sixth externally funded project awarded to the COSMOS team in the last 18 months. COSMOS is an Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) half a million pound investment that brings together social, political, health, mathematical and computer scientists to study the methodological, theoretical, empirical and policy dimensions of Big 'Social' Data. Their objective is to establish a coordinated international social science response to this new form of data in order to address next-generation research questions.


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Weaknesses: I freeride which means I spend alot of my time flying over my bars. Even with my pads I find that this bar has sharp edges. But that is no big deal.
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Date Reviewed: February 27, 2012
Strengths: Solid built, light weight, holds bars like cement.
Weaknesses: Somewhat sharp edges left from the machining.
Bottom Line:
PS- you can find these on sale on the web now, pretty good deal.
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $72.00
Purchased At: Jenson USA
Similar Products Used: Bontrager select, Crank Bros
Bike Setup: Titus El Guapo, set up as AM climbing goat.
Date Reviewed: February 1, 2012
Strengths: Lighter than Thompson, Coke bottle design, tribal band graphics look sick, Carbon bar friendly, and available in a 6 degree rise in all lengths.
Weaknesses: Machining just a step down from Thompson, lighter weight than Thompson and overall looks more than make up for any machining short falls.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $60.00
Purchased At: Art's Cyclery
Similar Products Used: Thompson Elite X4 and Bontrager
Bike Setup: 2011 Trek Fuel EX 5. The only items left stock are my Avid Juicy 3 hydro brakes and my Fox RP2 rear shock. Easton EC70 Low Rise Monkey bars, ODI Rogue grips with ano blue locking collars, Fox 32 F Series 120 Kashima RLC 15QR, Mavic Crosstrails, Thomson Masterpiece Seatpost, WTB Rocket V Race, SRAM X9 shifters and RD, Shimano XT Crank and FD, and Kenda Nevegals DTC tires.
Date Reviewed: November 9, 2011
Strengths: Light, stiff, looks great
Weaknesses: Broken
Bottom Line:
I know that it wasn't from over tightening since it was always torqued exactly using a torque wrench.
Unfortunately I don't trust it now.
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Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid: $50.00
Purchased At: Local
Similar Products Used: Thomson X4
Bike Setup: Nomad Carbon,
Date Reviewed: October 21, 2011
Strengths: design, stiffness, weight
Weaknesses: rear of stem could be a bit more knee-friendly
Bottom Line:
it could use some smoother edges at the rear of the stem for knee-friendliness, but knees shoun't really be there anyway.
I like that it is offered in shorter lengths with rise.
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Similar Products Used: thompson, easton, kore, ritchey
Date Reviewed: June 8, 2011
Strengths: Stiff, lightweight, finish
Weaknesses: None
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $75.00
Purchased At: Universalcycles.com
Similar Products Used: Thompson
Bike Setup: Cotic BFE, Fox 36, downhill/freeride parts
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Currently the Chief Technology Officer for Velti, Vishal Gurbuxani was the co-founder of Mobclix, the largest mobile ad exchange, which was acquired by Velti in October 2010. Previously, he worked at Accenture as part of a group of 150 researchers and consultants selected from 250,000 employees focusing on digital media, mobile, big data, content optimization, and predictive analytics. He has filed numerous patents on predictive monitoring, remote monitoring, diagnostics, advertising, mobile analytics and monetization.
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TI introduces OpenLink™, open source wireless connectivity solutions for low power applications
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"OpenLink marks TI's commitment to deliver cutting-edge wireless capabilities into the hands of Linux developers," said Oz Krakowski, open source community manager, wireless connectivity solutions, TI. "We're enabling built-in kernel access to TI's latest WiLink™ combo solutions, bringing low power wireless communication to battery-operated mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, eBooks and industrial PDAs. We intend to continue sharing our expertise with regular OpenLink submissions to the Linux kernel—where TI can work collaboratively to strengthen these solutions."
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This study group looked at the first web-based prognostic calculator in MS which is capable of delivering individualised estimates of disease progression, called the Evidence-Based Decision Support Tool in Multiple Sclerosis (EBDiMS).
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Aerodynamics does not really make a difference in a block that small.
It reminds me of Mario's fireballs.
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Congressman Fred Upton's Oversite and Investigations committee opened hearings last week to determine if the FDA should have done more to prevent the Fungal Meningitis Outbreak.
Officials from the Agency testified that that it never had the athoritity rather than getting the authority it needs to also regulate compounding labs, Congress has been trying to strip the FDA of some the authority it has now.


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