right to privacy

This prayer has been reviewed by my handlers and submitted to several newspapers in advance to show what a spiritual guy I am:

Nice to see folks in the community stepping up calls for action.

I attended our monthly outreach meeting at the CHD yesterday, where my boss proposed a new Vulnerability Study to help generate additional publicity on the plight of many of our most sick and debilitated homeless individuals.

July 4th marks the anniversary of the birth of this nation. On that day, the Declaration of Independence was signed by a cadre of men, who wrote the words ‘life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.’ That declaration was a living promise to future generations of certain fundamental, inalienable rights such as the right to privacy.

File under Utterly ridiculous.

A public school in California is now requiring students to wear RFID so they can track them. No, seriously.

File under Utterly ridiculous.

A public school in California is now requiring students to wear RFID so they can track them. No, seriously.

Rule of Judges

For some convoluted reason, a local pastor has gotten permission to have a fake funeral procession the day before Mother’s Day here in Knoxville, to “mourn” abortions.

At the ongoing national association of broadcasters convention, many are flummoxed and fearful about the new-fangled media monster called The Internet. With more choices in consumers hands, how can the media masters of today ever hope to keep up?

The Tennessean reports that legislation to end public access to state and local employees' home addresses and phone numbers has passed the state House.

The measure sponsored by Democrat