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Sunday morning my wife and I will be joining a Disciples of Christ congregation in Nashville. It marks the end of a two and a half year search for a spiritual home since first contemplating the move back to middle Tennessee, and a wonderful beginning. We sat down with the senior pastor after services last [...]

It has stood as a symbol of American consumerism for decades: the tradition of “Black Friday” shopping. It has been taught almost as a civic duty for men, women and children to rise early the day after Thanksgiving and run up a credit card balance that is not fully paid down until spring of the [...]

In recognition of tomorrow’s holiday, I humbly submit the following:
I am thankful for the friendships that have persisted and those that have grown in the past year. It is always a pleasure when we come together, whether that be to celebrate milestones or just dropping in for a quick meal while in town.
I am thankful [...]

Apple has quietly added a “feature” to their latest round of MacBooks to prevent customers from playing digital rights managed (DRM) movies purchased through their iTunes Store on non-compliant external displays. The goal is to plug the so-called “analog loophole” that would allow someone to record the video output for illegal distribution. [via Wired.com and [...]

So if when Lester Hudson makes it to the NBA, I have a trivial contribution to his promotional prowess. His Web site, produced for UT Martin Athletic Communications, went from a phone call to live in 14 short days. I had a lot of fun working on it even on the tight deadline.

I could have also called this one “Things I learned today at a wedding and the reception”, or “Advice I wish I had before making a fool of myself.”

There might be something to designate you as a fraternity brother of the groom (like a silk red rose).
Try to pay close attention to those around you [...]

The seasons in Tennessee are infamous for being poorly delimited. It is not uncommon for frost on the windshield in the morning to give way to low 80 degree weather in the afternoon. Extended periods of unseasonably hot or cold temperatures often highlight the evening newscasts.
It was during one of Mother Nature’s recent mood swings [...]

Saturday morning my wife and I went to have our church directory pictures made. It was the first time that we have had our pictures taken professionally in our two years of marriage or five years together. We had a number of candid pictures taken over the years by friends, but nothing of a formal [...]

We are now 24 hours removed from the start of the loud countdown to the west coast poll closings at the bar last night. I will take down the sticker on my site some time before the weekend and go back to my normal routine of keeping politics out of polite conversation. While I have [...]

Greetings from the Flying Saucer in downtown Nashville! We are here tonight to watch the United States elections play out on the world’s stage. You would think it was the Super Bowl for as many people that have crammed into this room to stare at a television. The first returns have started to flow in, [...]

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