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Metro's top 200 salaries
Jobs to be cut from Metro. See who makes the most.

By MICHAEL CASS • Staff Writer (Tennessean) • May 7, 2008

While the Metro government prepares to lay off 200 people, another 200 sit at the top of the city's salary heap, each of them pulling in a six-figure salary.

I was, um, taking a rest in the restroom at the Nashville airport somewhere on concourse C when my wife called wondering why I wasn’t at baggage claim just yet.  I ignored the call because I didn’t want to be that guy - the guy who talks on his phone in the restroom.  She called again.  I once again ignored it.  Then again.  I answered, explained the reason for my tard

The nurse practitioner at CVS says it isn’t strep.  That’s great news. But it hurts and she used words like “puss” and “sacks” and “viral” and I used words like “ew” and “drugs” and she said “yep” and “nope” and “wait it out.” So I’ll likely be speaking tomorrow morning but not attempting to sing.  We’ll see.

Bar favors council member Jameson
By CHRIS ECHEGARAY • Staff Writer (Tennessean) • March 12, 2008

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In 1958 an older lady walked into danger knowing the risks, yet secure in her ability to protect herself. She most likely passed right by Smyrna, and I wonder if she stopped for a drink or a rest here.

She was the most famous spokesperson for civil rights, at a time when the idea of equal rights for people of color was very politically incorrect. "We can't afford to have two kinds of citizens," she insisted.

Well, I’ve worked most of the day.  Now I’m sitting at the airport waiting on the flight to the “Windy City” (Chicago for those that do not know) We are sitting at gate c-19 patiently waiting for the southwest plane to arrive.