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Happy Hour: Things Fall Apart

  • Hope y’all enjoyed all that sunshine today (ha, ha, ha) because the storms are pushing back into town tomorrow. [Nashville WX]
  • A bill that would’ve changed our gas tax from a per-gallon to a percentage that rises and falls with the price of gas was ditched in a House committee today. [WZTV]
  • Speaking of WZTV, they brought us some more headline lolz this afternoon with a story titled “knnflsdmprd.” When will it end? [WZTV]
  • A 2-year old boy was kidnapped at gunpoint by his own father in East Nasty. [WTVF]
  • Some super-ambitious Lipscomb guy is biking the entire length of the Underground Railroad (Alabama to Canada) to raise money for some diversity scholarships. [City Paper]
  • Bell Jewelers in Murfreesboro is giving away 100 pearl necklaces to the folks who lost homes and belongings in the tornado last month. And for some reason, Channel 4 is still using that gosh-awful tornado graphic to go along with their tornado stories. [WSMV]

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  • http://www.jeremyhoward.com jermscentral

    The super-ambitious Lipscomb guy is my former Head Resident, Mike Smith. Great guy, even greater heart. He's been working on something like this for a while, even using some of the “community chest” dorm funds to buy some bikes at the request of the dorm residents, and he would take several of them on bike rides. I must say, I'm really proud of him and wish him the best.

  • http://www.jeremyhoward.com jermscentral

    The super-ambitious Lipscomb guy is my former Head Resident, Mike Smith. Great guy, even greater heart. He's been working on something like this for a while, even using some of the “community chest” dorm funds to buy some bikes at the request of the dorm residents, and he would take several of them on bike rides. I must say, I'm really proud of him and wish him the best.