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"Second Coming," "Bufferfly Effect" & "One of Us, One of Them"
At one point in the two-hour third-season premiere, one of the characters basically tells another that he or she isn't as smart as he or she would like to believe. That little bit of banter is pretty much "Heroes" in a nutshell right now--it's not nearly as smart as it wants to be or is pretending to be.

I don’t usually broadcast the events that happen in my everyday life, but I feel like I should say something about an event that happened to me a couple of weeks ago.

My dear husband is a history and current events fanatic. He devours news of world events and absolutely LOVES to talk about them. He also loves to debate. He's actually pretty good at it, enough so that I avoid disagreeing with him at all costs. Not that I don't sometimes disagree with him, I've just learned not to talk about it with him, especially when he's feeling argumentative.

From the Oak Hill Gazette:

Mayor, Tommy Alsup, will address the citizens and stakeholders of the City of Oak Hill tonight and the Woodmont Hills Church. The forum will start at 7 p.m

Following up on her negative television ad, Senator Rosalind Kurita, Clarksville Online reports, has issued a mailer to residents of the 22nd district leveling some of the same ch

just a myriad of links from odd stuff i've have on tab in the browser.

Max De Pr

COLUMBIA, Tennessee – On Saturday, June 7th , beginning at 9:00am hundreds of bicycle riders will be circling around the downtown Columbia Courthouse while praying for our youth.

We're paying now and we're paying through the nose - all of us. There are many far more cost effective ways of paying for homelessness that actually results in reducing the number of people experiencing homelessness, to boot.

The Important Part: In the current issue of BusinessWeek (and online), Heather Green and Stephen Baker have written a great overview of whe