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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Work for some mid-state experts, according to Daniel Kennedy with Don Kennedy Roofing, has literally shot through the roof.Kennedy said the extreme change in weather from hot to cold is hitting commercial businesses and homeowners hard.
"In the winter time we usually average about anywhere from 10 to 15 calls a day, but right now we're averaging around 25 to 30 calls a day," he said. "What's happening is moisture is getting into the roof and when it does the expansion and contraction causes a roof to break apart at times."
The roof on one company they're working on was covered with small holes and weather-related cracks that led to leaks.
"One thing you'll see if you don't get the problem fixed immediately is that the problem will grow," said Kennedy.
That's why it isn't a simple roof repair, it's a roof replacement. Kennedy said it could've been avoided.
"The best thing to do is maintain your roof system and when you do that you catch the problems from the get go," he said.
Often times however the roof isn't a priority, but Kennedy said if you want to avoid this from happening to you, it has to be. Kennedy also said you should look into a roofing maintenance plan with a quality contractor.
Homeowners should have their roof inspected every other year while commercial business owners need to have a contractor out twice a year.
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Cold Winter Causing Roofing Problems In The Mid-State
-In signing Freddie Freeman to the largest contract in Braves history last week, general manager Frank Wren effectively threw a bone of optimism to the fan base, many of whom waited for one all winter. It was also a palate cleanser of sorts after an otherwise encouraging 2013 season ended on a down note in a division series defeat against the Dodgers.
Freemans $135 million contract, coupled with Wrens stated plan to keep the Braves young core together, came at an opportune time just before the annual rite or renewal that is spring training. Braves pitchers and catchers report Thursday to camp at Lake Buena Vista, Fla., and the first full-squad workout is Feb. 19.
There will be plenty of storylines to follow this spring, and more issues that folks seem concerned about than might be expected for a young team with so many returners from a 96-win unit that captured its first division title since 2005.
But thats what can happen when your team loses some leaders Brian McCann, Tim Hudson, Eric OFlaherty to free agency and it doesnt make major additions comparable to those made by the main division rival, the Nationals.
Also, things seem magnified because a lasting Braves image of 2013 was Juan Uribes eighth-inning, two-run homer into the Los Angeles night off David Carpenter in Game 4 of the division series. A shot that lifted the Dodgers past the Braves while closer Craig Kimbrel stood in the bullpen, warmed and upset that he hadnt been brought in to squelch the rally.
So, the Braves head back to their spring home at ESPNs Wide World of Sports cloaked in the usual anticipation and high hopes of Braves Country, but also with many followers concerned about one or more matters that must be resolved, preferably before things get real March 31 in the regular-season opener at Milwaukee.
They Braves will play nearly 200 games 34 at spring training, 162 during the season before they could get a chance to put their playoff loss to the Dodgers behind them and end an alarming streak of eight consecutive postseason series losses. But for now, the focus is not on making the playoffs, but on getting things going in the right direction in Central Florida.
What follows are some key situations well watch to see how they begin to shake out amid the sun and palm trees. There are other questions, such as whether Jason Heyward will bat leadoff (which appears most likely). But these are the biggest.
Uggla and Upton: Its not exaggerating to suggest that Dan Uggla and B.J. Upton were among the handful of worst hitters in all of baseball last season. Especially troubling considering they were the Braves two highest-paid players, both with multiple years remaining on their contracts, meaning it was going to take more than a garden-variety extended slump to bench them.
They had slumps of epic proportion, coupled with health issues a midseason groin injury for Upton, late-season laser eye surgery for Uggla and both eventually were benched for varying periods. Uggla was left off the postseason roster, an awkward situation for him and manager Fredi Gonzalez, a relationship that dates to their years together with the Marlins.
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Editors Note: This is the second of a two-part story about how social media plays a role in college recruiting.
From a players perspective, Shawn Roundtree found his own positives in social media.
With a large number of his 1,045 followers being college coaches, Roundtree sees Twitter has a way to keep recruiters updated with his most recent information.
It is definitely a great outlet for athletes, such as myself, to get things out there that could go unnoticed. Twitter allows you to put things out there that someone may not have known, he said.
During the 2013-14 season, Roundtrees twitter feed is filled with mentions of his accomplishments, including his MVP performance at the Salem Invitational Tournament. There is also plenty of basketball, which Rivals.com recruiting coordinator Mike Farrell noted is something recruiters hope to find on an athletes feed.
While Roundtree said he has seen a steady increase in followers, it was the exact opposite for Kortney Dunbar.
The shooting guard was an instant hit once Sept. 1 rolled around and womens basketball coaches were allowed to start following her on Twitter. She said it was an awesome feeling to see which coaches were coming along in the notifications.
Once I started getting heavily recruited, as soon as they could follow me on Sept. 1 and you wake up at midnight, it was boom, boom, boom. It was like 50 followers and then 100 followers of coaches following along. They would message me and say, Hey, we saw you here. I could definitely notice, Dunbar said about her followers increasing on Twitter.
Over the past couple of seasons, Dunbar has tweeted about each of Edwardsvilles games and the summer camps, along with her recent nomination as a McDonalds All-American.
New to the tweets are mentions of the Tennessee Volunteers.
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