ambivalence

There was a high level of drama this weekend as supporters of Internet radio, spurred by a plea from Pandora, voiced their support for the law passed by the House on Saturday.

The Vol Abroad discuss her ambivalence:

You know, I’ve decided that hearing about Sarah Palin’s “admirable decision to have a Down Syndrome baby” is just grating.

Phil Bredesen has words about Barack Obama in this morning's NY Times:

Just a few days ago I posted a Coolfer report on the state of the compact disc. It provides valuable insights and forecasts for anybody -- label, distributor, investor, retailer -- with a vested interest in the fortunes of the physical format. If you read the headlines, you'll think the CD is already dead.

After showing a mild ambivalence to policies that lead to resegregation, new Nashville Scene editor attempts to preserve his progressive street cred by taking on a race ba

So says John Heilemann:

Mr. Heilemann refers a couple of times to the idea that Mrs. Clinton and her husband think Senator Barack Obama will not win in November.

The Tennessee Guerilla Woman note an article on gender in the presidential campaign where Geraldine Ferraro

I watched for media coverage today of last night's meeting called by Charlie Tygard under the auspices of a "task force" which he has charged with the goal of recommending changes to his bill that would permit several kinds of non-profit groups in residential areas to have commercial-type LED signs.

Just perusing my daily email from the City Paper, I noticed a story that seemed "new" because I hadn't heard anything about it previously.