Let’s put the disclaimers up top, how bout?
“No humans were harmed in the making of” the www.k9friendsunited.com doggie social-networking website, says founder Diarmuid Scullin, a 
He envisioned a social networking website in the style of 
The end result is a big success, all around, says Scullin. The online doggie network now boasts “almost 1,500 members from 16 different countries … in a matter of months,” he says. Dog lovers, check it out for yourself.
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UPDATE: The scene on Visco Street in the section of Nashville along the river I wrote about last week, home to many trucking terminals and shipper/receiver locations, was dusty this weekend, as crews worked on cleaning out inundated buildings and mobile equipment got moved back into dried-out muddy yards. I’d been down there helping one fleet clear out the debris from their building, and took a moment leaving to snap a few shots, which you
I also spoke again with owner-operator Malik Yafai, the north Nashville resident whose T600 was caught in the inundation at the TravelCenters of America location downtown. His insurance adjuster reported his rig was totaled, and he was mulling over possibilities of new power when we talked Monday. Here’s hoping he gets enough of a payout to cover a comparable piece of equipment. 
Meanwhile, a bit of somewhat positive news emerged last Friday when rail carrier CSX noted it may not be able to reopen the portion of its Nashville-Memphis connection flooded under the Harpeth River for up to six weeks, as reported in the Nashville Business Journal. The 10 trains daily that make the journey are apparently rerouting to other lines, but delays could result in more than a few over-the-road loads between the cities.
