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The rumored Tennessee Gubernatorial candidate moves his act from Africa to South Ossetia:

Truman Bean links up to the Washington Post’s assessment:

I am SO sleepy today. I stayed up WAAAAAY too late last night (Ahem...1:30 a.m.) watching the Olympics. I've REALLY got to stop doing that!! There's more swimming tonight, and I can't wait.

We love us some Olympics around the Williams household. My wife and I have always been fans, and it appears the fruit is not falling far from the tree: the other day my oldest daughter rebuffed a request to do Something Kids Love To Do by saying, “I’m watching women’s beach volleyball and [...]

When I posted my Project Support Beauty in Nature piece for June, I outlined a

“In my house! In my bedroom! Where my wife sleeps, where my children come to play with their toys. My home.”

~ Michael Corleone in Godfather Part II

This is the time of year where I normally have a freakout about everything that’s going on. What? OK, OK, so I have that freakout 3-4 times a year.

Planning updated S-town's profile at the end of last month, and it includes some noteworthy numbers.  Numbers that stand out to me:  in 2007 "persons per household" average is 2.24, which sustains the question of whether this is a kid-friendly neighborhood.

Commentary by Cesar A. Muedas

Friday's Tennessean reported that our state is the third most obese. Today, the Jackson Sun picks up the AP story that ranks Tennessee as 47th in the nation for library funding.
Three quarters of my household are Tennessean by birth; I am a proud Nashvillean by choice. How do these types of stats rub us? Not a pretty picture, indeed. But if we are really tired of