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This is Ilissa Gold’s advice to Democrats:

Jonathan Chait points out neoconservatism’s true pedigree:

R. Neal reports on a study outlining the rising gap between rich and poor in America and in Tennessee:

[T]he top 20% of earners make more than seven times as much as the bottom 20% of earners nationwide. In Tennessee, the ratio is eight to one.

Michael Cass reports that Karl De

Pay per click, cost per impression, return of investment(ROI), and conversion rates are some typical buzzwords you will hear while devising an online advertising strategy. Add Click-to-Donate to that list. This is not new but a reemerging trend from the late 1990s. Click-to-donate provide users the ability to give back to the cause of their choice.

At least the Japanese have a place like the internet cafe to go to when the hour is late and the wind blows cold....

The Financial Times, that bastion of free market communists in Europe, thinks Barack Obama ought to be the next President:

When the Nashville Predators first came to Middle Tennessee back in the late 1990s, I wondered how long they'd last. In a way, I'm surprised they've stayed around this long. But I'm glad the Predators are still here. They add a different dimension to area sports...

Since I wrote last night's post on problems Midtown residents are having with the Bound'ry after midnight, a couple of comm