Monthly Archives: April 2009

Misunderstanding Reality is the Danger

April 30, 2009
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by Fred Marshall Jr. April 30, 2009   Whether the current Swine Flu scare is real or is a hoax is difficult to sort out at this early stage.  It could be either but, more important than knowing which, it’s essential that folks not panic and react precisely in the wrong ways; many will,...

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Petition to fire Zambito

April 29, 2009
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In an article posted on WBBJ TV’s website by Jonquil Newland the Jackson-Madison County’s Chapter of the NAACP hosted a debate and discussion targeting Jackson Central-Merry High School and the Jackson-Madison County School System last night. By the article the debate appears one sided, well as a matter of fact it was not a...

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The Tennessee State Legislature – UP COMING WEEK APRIL 27TH

April 28, 2009
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The Tennessee State Legislature – UP COMING WEEK APRIL 27TH

Posted are the bills coming before the Tennessee State House and the Senate and their committees.  I have given thumbs up for bills that I believe worthy and thumbs down for those that I might consider less than worthy. Since I have not had the chance to read the bills in their entirety I am hardly an expert....

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The Tennessee State Legislature – Week In Review – Apr 24, 2009

April 26, 2009
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The Tennessee State Legislature – Week In Review – Apr 24, 2009

Below is the last week in review. These are the bills that were voted on either on the floor of the House or Senate or in committees. I have given a thumbs up for bills that I believe worthy and thumbs down for those  that I might consider less than worthy. Since I have not had...

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Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act

April 25, 2009
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Republican opponents of the controversial “hate crimes” legislation that passed the House Judiciary Committee yesterday claim Democratic supporters of the measure are not being clear about who exactly will receive special protections under the bill. Yesterday by a 15-12 vote, the Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act (H.R. 1913) was reported out of the...

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Jackson resident Mike McWherter announces candidacy for governor

April 24, 2009
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Jackson resident Mike McWherter announces candidacy for governor   April 23, 2009 Stating that “This campaign will be about jobs, investing in education to build a strong economy, and government that continues to be fiscally responsible,” Mike McWherter, a West Tennessee small business owner, husband, father, and son of former Governor Ned McWherter, today...

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Ponder upon how different this nation would be if

April 22, 2009
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As I was lying in bed this morning – talking to God and seeking His guidance and protection for this day ahead – a thought crossed my mind that I would like to share with readers. WGEN posts a lot of material every day with a great amount of it focused on the Constitution. ...

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LIVING IS DANGEROUS, FOLKS

April 20, 2009
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It wasn’t too many years ago that Americans could enter and leave courthouses unimpeded. Spectators with concealed carry permits freely sat through trials with loaded handguns in their shoulder holsters. Then, one day a crazed gunman, bent on revenge, shot at a judge. Later that year, another convicted felon shot and killed a judge....

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Much Ado About “NOTHING”

April 18, 2009
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What do insurance companies sell?  “Coverage.”  They don’t have to manufacture anything, they don’t have to grow or produce anything, they don’t have to store or transport anything.  They don’t lose anything due to spoilage or the passage of time, or due to bad weather.  They have no need for warehouses or a fleet...

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One in Every 50,000

April 12, 2009
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Picture yourself standing behind a speaker’s lectern centered on the 50-yard-line in a stadium filled with 50,000 people.  Imagine that you are the only one in the arena who knows that the earth revolves around the sun; everyone else present mistakenly thinks the sun revolves around the earth (because that’s what they were taught in...

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$6,000,000.00 in New City Debt

April 6, 2009
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The city of Jackson, Tennessee where I reside and sit on the City Council is considering this, as well as other items, Tuesday morning a resolution authorizing the issuance of an obligation bond of (not to exceed) $6,000,000.00. It was explained to me in a letter from Mayor Gist that 1/3 of those funds will...

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Financial Performance of Tennessee’s Telecoms

April 2, 2009
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Ronald Rizzuto, PhD. at the University of Denver on March 22nd of this year released a report which could only be described as highly critical of the track record of municipal cable / Internet operations. Dr. Rizzuto in the report explains that municipalities have indebted themselves to the tune of 135 million dollars at...

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Lest we forget:

April 2, 2009
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 “If you put the federal government in charge of the Sahara Desert, in 5 years there’d be a shortage of sand.” – Milton Friedman

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Don’t Worry

April 1, 2009
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Hello Everyone, I know that this is not totally polished and it could be better worded but I have spent all the time on it that I want. So if you have the time and desire, please read my thoughts and perceptions. I am reminded that if … I believe that a devastating hurricane...

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