Are you a handyman, or own your own business and live at the "Greens"? I would like to start
a list of people that are available in our community of people that run their own business. No matter what type it is. With times the way they are I am sure people are looking for new customers...
Why not keep all in the family....?
Just send me the information and will post on the blog...
Just A thought!
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Some Beautiful Flowers around the "Greens"
I am a photographer and love flowers and the beauty it adds to our community. I have started taking some photos of the front lawns of some of the units and wanted to show them off.
If you see me outside taking photos of your lawns do not shoot me, I am just taking photos for the blog! I promise! If you have some photos of the back of your homes or the fron and would like to share...just email me at mssphotography@aol.com and I will post on the blog.
If you see me outside taking photos of your lawns do not shoot me, I am just taking photos for the blog! I promise! If you have some photos of the back of your homes or the fron and would like to share...just email me at mssphotography@aol.com and I will post on the blog.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Warning For Comcast Users that was Passed onto me
I wanted to give the "heads up" on a new fraudulent scam that occurred to me this morning. Be on the red alert for any scams such as this and immediately report it to Comcast.net Abuse Department.
WARNING FOR ALL COMCAST.NET MEMBERS: There is fraudulent emails being sent to Comcast.net users to send your current pass word to them for upgrading the system. DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR PASS WORD TO ANYONE. This is a phony attempt to steal your identity. Immediately contact the abuse dept. of Comcast.net to inform them of this fraudulent email.Right now it is Comcast.net members that are the target, but be aware that your email account with any other company may be at risk in the future. Whether you use verizon, gmail, yahoo, aol or whoever, NEVER GIVE OUT YOUR PASS WORD TO ANYONE.
If you ever receive suspicious emails or offensive emails from unknown sources, contact your main email carrier to confirm whether it is a scam and to report the abusive email message. If you have received a letter similar to mine, feel free to leave me a comment. When I spoke with an individual from Comcast.net this morning, I was told that I am NOT the first to report this phony scam.
WARNING FOR ALL COMCAST.NET MEMBERS: There is fraudulent emails being sent to Comcast.net users to send your current pass word to them for upgrading the system. DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR PASS WORD TO ANYONE. This is a phony attempt to steal your identity. Immediately contact the abuse dept. of Comcast.net to inform them of this fraudulent email.Right now it is Comcast.net members that are the target, but be aware that your email account with any other company may be at risk in the future. Whether you use verizon, gmail, yahoo, aol or whoever, NEVER GIVE OUT YOUR PASS WORD TO ANYONE.
If you ever receive suspicious emails or offensive emails from unknown sources, contact your main email carrier to confirm whether it is a scam and to report the abusive email message. If you have received a letter similar to mine, feel free to leave me a comment. When I spoke with an individual from Comcast.net this morning, I was told that I am NOT the first to report this phony scam.
America's Most Endangered Malls
Photo taken by Phillip RigginsU.S. News and World Report
Rick Newman
Hickory Hollow Mall
Occupancy rate: 82 percent. Sales per square foot: $187. Dillard’s is gone and two anchor slots are vacant at this Nashville, Tenn., mall. Other departed tenants include Linens ‘N Things and Steve & Barry’s, two of the biggest casualties of the recession.
Occupancy rate: 82 percent. Sales per square foot: $187. Dillard’s is gone and two anchor slots are vacant at this Nashville, Tenn., mall. Other departed tenants include Linens ‘N Things and Steve & Barry’s, two of the biggest casualties of the recession.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
New Option to Stay on Top Of Things....
I have setup a feed on the side of the blog that if you sign up with your email address will send you an e-mail anytime I update the blog...Hope that helps...
Would you like to see anything else on the blog please let me know...
Thanks,
Mindy
mssphotography@aol.com
Would you like to see anything else on the blog please let me know...
Thanks,
Mindy
mssphotography@aol.com
Texting while driving ban goes into effect Wednesday
Posted: On WKRN Channel 2
Jun 30, 2009 12:09 PM CDT
Jun 30, 2009 12:09 PM CDT
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Beginning Wednesday, it will be illegal for drivers in Tennessee to send or receive text messages while driving.
The measure, sponsored by Republicans Rep. Jon Lundberg of Bristol and Sen. Jim Tracy of Shelbyville, exempts certain officials, such as officers of the state, campus police officers and emergency medical technicians, when performing their duties.
The action is considered a nonmoving traffic violation and violators will be fined $50.
No points can be added to a person's driver's license.
No points can be added to a person's driver's license.
Opponents have argued that law enforcement may not be able to tell whether drivers are texting or dialing and that texting is already covered under the state's distracted driving law.
Tennessee is the tenth state to outlaw texting while driving.
Tennessee is the tenth state to outlaw texting while driving.
Alaska, California, Utah, Minnesota, Arkansas, Louisiana, Virginia, New York and Connecticut already have bans in place or that will take effect this year.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
shift of assignments involving nine police department commanders and captains
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Chief Ronal Serpas today announced a shift of assignments involving nine police department commanders and captains effective July 1 in keeping with his commitment to broaden the management experience of precinct and division leaders.
“As I told all of our captains and commanders more than one year ago, it is vitally important for a police department our size to develop the careers of senior leadership by exposing them to the challenges and rewards of managing various police department components during their tenures,” Chief Serpas said. “Too often in police work, precinct and division-level managers become stagnant by staying in one assignment for decades. That practice is a disservice to not only the employees, but the citizens we serve.”
“A number of the persons transferring to new assignments have been in their current positions for several years. I have every expectation that all will be very successful in their new roles.”
The nine captains and commanders taking on new assignments are:
Captain Todd Henry, who currently oversees the Specialized Investigations Division, will become the Commander of the Hermitage Precinct.
Commander Michelle Richter, who currently oversees the Hermitage Precinct, will become the Commander of the West Precinct.
Captain Paul Trickey, who currently oversees the Strategic Development Division, will become the Captain over the Specialized Investigations Division.
Commander Mickey Miller, who currently oversees the West Precinct, will become the Captain over the Warrants Division.
Captain Karl Roller, who currently oversees the Warrants Division, will become the Captain over the Identification Division.
Captain Mike Hagar, who currently oversees the Identification Division, will become the Captain over the Strategic Development Division.
Captain Rita Brockmann-Baker, who currently oversees the Domestic Violence Division, will become the Executive Officer in the Administrative Services Bureau.
Captain Michelle Donegan, who is currently a Field Supervisor, will become the Captain over the Domestic Violence Division.
Captain Ben Dicke, who is currently the Executive Officer in the Administrative Services Bureau, will become a Field Supervisor.
Chief Ronal Serpas today announced a shift of assignments involving nine police department commanders and captains effective July 1 in keeping with his commitment to broaden the management experience of precinct and division leaders.
“As I told all of our captains and commanders more than one year ago, it is vitally important for a police department our size to develop the careers of senior leadership by exposing them to the challenges and rewards of managing various police department components during their tenures,” Chief Serpas said. “Too often in police work, precinct and division-level managers become stagnant by staying in one assignment for decades. That practice is a disservice to not only the employees, but the citizens we serve.”
“A number of the persons transferring to new assignments have been in their current positions for several years. I have every expectation that all will be very successful in their new roles.”
The nine captains and commanders taking on new assignments are:
Captain Todd Henry, who currently oversees the Specialized Investigations Division, will become the Commander of the Hermitage Precinct.
Commander Michelle Richter, who currently oversees the Hermitage Precinct, will become the Commander of the West Precinct.
Captain Paul Trickey, who currently oversees the Strategic Development Division, will become the Captain over the Specialized Investigations Division.
Commander Mickey Miller, who currently oversees the West Precinct, will become the Captain over the Warrants Division.
Captain Karl Roller, who currently oversees the Warrants Division, will become the Captain over the Identification Division.
Captain Mike Hagar, who currently oversees the Identification Division, will become the Captain over the Strategic Development Division.
Captain Rita Brockmann-Baker, who currently oversees the Domestic Violence Division, will become the Executive Officer in the Administrative Services Bureau.
Captain Michelle Donegan, who is currently a Field Supervisor, will become the Captain over the Domestic Violence Division.
Captain Ben Dicke, who is currently the Executive Officer in the Administrative Services Bureau, will become a Field Supervisor.
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