GPS
devices increasingly are used to spy on people -
Houston Chronicle
Spouses who believe mates are having affairs, employers
who suspect workers are misusing company vehicles or parents who wonder
if their children are where they are supposed to be are among those
using devices tied to the global positioning system of satellites.
- How far is too far in knowing the whereabouts of a spouse, child,
vehicle or employee? What are the pros and cons of GPS devices being
used for teenagers, employees and employee vehicles?
- What role does trust play in both the tracker and the trackee?
- Why would you not want your parents to follow you everywhere? With
God, there is no where to run and no where to hide. Is that an infringement
on your privacy? Explain.
- How do you develop trust with a friend? How about with an employer?
What about your parents? How can you develop trust with someone you
would like to marry?
- How can you loose trust in any of those mentioned above? Has someone
ever done something that made you feel like you can not trust them
anymore? Explain. What can they do to gain your trust back?
- Psalm 118:8; Luke 16:10; Titus 2:9-10.
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You
Remember It Well... - 
Remember that wonderful day when Bugs Bunny hugged you
at Disneyland? A study presented Sunday shows just how easy it can be
to induce false memories in the minds of some people.
Ads
before movies prompt lawsuit - CNN.com
In a class-action lawsuit filed in Illinois state court
on behalf of all Loews patrons, the Chicago-area English teacher claims
the theater circuit's policy of playing pre-film product commercials
amounts to a deceptive business practice because the ads begin at the
time advertised as the start of a feature movie.
Majorettes
Lose Lawsuit - Associated Press
The girls had accused school officials of changing rules
in midstream. In the past, girls who were on the squad didn't have to
audition again the next year. Stephanie and Rebecca were on the squad
as sophomores but were cut for their junior year.
'Rich
Uncle' bankrolls students - for a price Grads owe percentage of future
paychecks - San Francisco Chronicle
My Rich Uncle, a New York company, is offering human
capital as an investment, setting up mutual funds of sorts for investors
willing to provide students with funding for college in exchange for
a percentage of future earnings.
Senior
suicides to increase as U.S. ages - 
Though suicide rates in general have declined over
the past few decades, senior suicides are expected to swell in coming
years as baby boomers begin reaching old age. By 2030, the United States'
senior population will double to 70 million. As the nation grays, the
ratio will catch up to the proportion in Florida, where 20% of residents
are 65 and older.
LEFTOVERS
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Friday - February 21, 2003
Reality or Something Like It
Wednesday - February 19, 2003
Poverty in America
Wednesday - February 12, 2003
When your teen falls in love (Part 2)
Monday - February 10, 2003
When your teen falls in love
Wednesday - February 5, 2003
Another student penalized for pro-life shirt
Monday - February 3, 2003
Court rules customer a victim only of price error by Amazon
Wednesday - January 29, 2003
New Mexico wants to fix its 'highway to hell'
Monday - January 27, 2003
Red ink banned from primary books
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