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Dean and the School Board seem at odds over director search

By: Amy Griffith Graydon, agriffith@nashvillecitypaper.com

Posted: Monday, November 10, 2008 12:02 am

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Response to the KKKristian right wing pig, Tracy Kerlee. If you haven't seen it, watch this first.

Things will get back to “normal” here soon, September has been the busiest and craziest month full of stuff and I am real annoyed about not having had time to get back to things, especially the music blog because I’ve got a couple of big announcements to make.  But hopefully next week.

I haven't yet had time to get all of my thoughts together on John McCain's Vice-Presidential pick. So here they are in list form:

As I sped down I-270 to get home to watch the speech live, I caught the first few minutes in my car, which only made me speed just a little more. Tonight's speech was amazing, and shows just how much Barack Obama knows how to arch a narrative.

1. Bill Clinton did exactly what he needed to do tonight. He came out and said, in no uncertain terms, that Barack Obama is ready to be President. His saying it as the former Commander-in-Chief carries far more weight even than Hillary saying it. However, I'll admit it was a little weird at the beginning of the speech when he kept trying unsuccessfully to shush everyone.

1. Hillary Clinton has far more class, grace, and dignity than the PUMA freaks who protest in her name. She ripped McCain as Bush's twin in the Twin Cities, and reminded her supporters that they should not have been in the race just for her. And "No way, no how, no McCain" is a line that will last beyond this week.

As you know, I’ve been following a trail of breadcrumbs back through the pantheon of late twentieth century songs which aspired, in fact demanded under no uncertain terms, that the artist|performer, the audience, or both, are currently or soon-to-be engaged in either the act of rocking, or the process of getting rocked, most frequently by the collective “we”, though nearly as

Ilissa Gold is calling on Democratic party fat