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ww2.tdot.state.tn.us/tsw/smartmap.htm
TDOT Smartmap
NASHVILLE message boards/speed maps are temporarily unavailable due to system upgrades. Incident Construction Cameras Message Signs Road Condition Extremely hazardous (RED) Patches of snow and ice (YELLOW) Flooded (BLUE) Traffic Flow
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travellingblogger-littlelady05.blogspot.com/2009/04/me-and-snowboarding.html
snowboarding world: me and snowboarding
skip to main | skip to sidebar Monday, April 13, 2009 me and snowboarding so here it goes i have a big love for snowboarding i started quite a few years back when i applied for a job as snow patrol at the local ski resort, turns out the spot was already full, so they asked how good i was at snowboarding and i responded that i was ok, nothing to great....so they gave me a job as a snowboard instructor.....since i wasnt really any good i got to shadow lessons and help out in them.....great
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trochee.livejournal.com/299734.html
Language Computeer - twit haiku hacking
For those of you not following along on the Twitter thing, you may not know that I've built a bot: Ohaihaiku 1 is a twitterbot: a 'robot' (automated script) that identifies and retweets english language haikus. some of them are pretty good! : Spring frock in warmth yesterday / to tuque and snow
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sindome.org/thescroll
Sindome, A Cyberpunk MOO : The Scroll
A Cyberpunk Roleplaying Game that's Free to Play - Based on Neuromancer, Snow Crash, Judge Dredd & Others. "When the european union fell to shit, countries spliting all over the place...what a mess." - Old Man Skinner, patron of the Drome Tuesday, June 16, 2009 Sleeping Description Just like your @look_place, you can now set a @sleep_place message that will show up when you're disconnected. Use it to describe how your sleeping briefly. posted by Johnny at 1:24 PM 0 Comments Links to
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sedgely.com/hrp
sedgely » hrp
homelifehrp 2010videoLogin The End of the Road Fri 06 Aug 2010 06:21 » Jon Despite the best efforts of the storms, the snow, a bear and all those ridiculous mountains someone put in the way, I arrived back at sea-level yesterday at 16:20, just over 7 weeks after leaving Hendaye. The journey (which was roughly 800km with 40, 000m of climbing) took 50 days, 20 hours and 50 minutes in total, including 6 rest days. In keeping with the theme of the trip, the weather threw one last curve-ball