amenities

While some plugged-in, conventional Democrats don't believe that wealth should be made an issue in elections, I do.

CottageLiving is out with its annual pick of top ten U.S. neighborhoods.

Outside of the article, I don't know much about these places, but they seem to have actualized potential that only lies dormant or barely rises in Nashville's urban neighborhoods.

The Nashville International Airport ranked sixth in a

Over at Atrios folks are discussing “walk scores” today. A “walk score” is an assessment of how walkable your neighborhood is, based on walking distance to amenities like post offices, restaurants, coffee shops, etc. You can calculate yours here.

I don’t very often feel inadequate to any task I set myself to. But folks, today, I do.

The Kauffman Foundation has issued a new report that reviews the most effective public policy to support entrepreneurial development. Their findings:

We all know that all churches are tax exempt and I am starting to feel that maybe they shouldnt be. There are alot of mega church's out there making millions of dollars and they don't have to pay a dime to uncle sam. I have found that one church has made over$69 million last year just off the television. This is wrong!!! The government knows that they will get the vote from churchs since they are tax exempt.