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At last night’s Knoxville Overground Awards I was talking to Jen, who I’d previously known only through Twitter, about how closely we are aligned in our political philosophy.

Well, H had her first homecoming "date" last night, if you can call it that.  He asked her via text message on her phone before they had ever laid eyes on each other or spoken a single word.  He came highly recommended from one of her new friends at her new school, who as I understand it was the instigator behind the fix-up.  Up until the moment that he asked her, she had given me t

Textually reports on one of the many ways the Obama campaign expands its potential database:

When 76,000 people pack Denver’s Invesco Field tomorrow to hear Senator Barack Obama’s acceptance speech, they’ll be called on to get to work. Bloomberg reports.

While most people are 'using' Twitter to update their 'friends' about the fact that they're stuck in traffic, at home watching TV, or that they really like strawberry ice cream, this weekend, I came across a nonprofit that is making Twitter work, and who I'd dare say, is

Nashville Post blogger extraordinaire and former Commodore A.C.

Cool-Daddy-O says no and at 3AM, when Obama’s text message alert went out, he and his wife and kids were asleep, he didn’t much care:

Alas, Evan Bayh as vice-president wasn’t meant to be, though it may be good news for Barack Obama’s presidential hopes: The presumptive Democratic candidate selected Del

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Biden is the choice.

“Barack has chosen Senator Joe Biden to be our VP nominee,” the text message, sent at around 3 a.m. ET, said.