caveat

We've all heard the old adage, "The book is always better" (to which I add the caveat: if it came first and isn't a novelization based on the script).

Two movies I've seen lately only confirmed this for me. And the shame of it is that I was really looking forward to seeing both.

Congratulations to Tennessee taxpayers and lottery losers - you are now funding the education of underachieving college students on an unprecedented level.

In a post devoted to sharing his positive thoughts about members of the opposite party, Rep. Stacey Campfield offers one caveat to some his collegues who may be reading:

Of all the gadgets I’ve ever owned, my iPhone has launched the most conversations with people I meet in airports and on airplanes.

Jack Lail comments on the Golden Age of Web News:

The community will certainly win through more intense and competition-honed news coverage and some damn good local news Web sites.

Jack Lail comments on the Golden Age of Web News:

The community will certainly win through more intense and competition-honed news coverage and some damn good local news Web sites.

The last thing I want to blog about is sales tax, however, there’s a lot of confusion being twittered and blogged around the Nashvilleosphere today about a “technical correction” measure that is working its way through the Tennessee state legislature.

I confess: I’m a Kristen Wiig fan. Anything the Saturday Night Live cast-member does cracks me up. I don’t know why, exactly, but her new character, “travel writer Judy Grimes,” is especially funny to me.

Just got through watching Bill Richardson endorse Sen. Obama. While not the most gifted orator in politics, Gov. Richardson did a good job, and quite honestly the beard helps. I've heard people mention Richardson as a VP choice before, and was very non-plussed about the idea. However, seeing them on stage together, I can certainly see the ticket forming as we speak.