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Lunas lead at MIT, finals tonight at 6
December 10, 2011 - Robert Collias
The highlight of the Maui prep wrestling season happens tonight when the finals of the Maui Invitational Wrestling Tournament take the mats at Lahaina Civic Center.
Lahainaluna leads the boys and girls standings in a limited field — 15 schools, about half of normal — but the girls race is very close. The Lunas have 45 points, defending state champion Punahou has 43 and Baldwin has 42. The Buffanblu showed up at the meet at the last minute — the boys are not here because they have a trip to the Mainland on the docket later this month.
A weight class to watch is 120, where Lahainaluna's Christian Carbajal, state runner-up at 108 pounds last year who should meet Pac-5's Cassidy Oshiro, the state champ at 114 last season, in tonight's finals. For any wrestling fan, this is the night to be at the LCC.
Here is the start to my feature-preview story on Carbajal, a great young man:
LAHAINA - As Christian Carbajal walks around the wrestling room at the Lahainaluna High School gymnasium, he is a small guy who carries a big aura.
The 5-foot-4 Carbajal has developed from a shy freshman who didn't make it to the mat much three years ago because of grade problems to a senior who is a second-year captain of the vaunted Lunas' wrestling program.
The respect he has earned from fellow wrestlers is palpable as they ask him what is going on, what they should be doing and where should they do it as practice commences.
At 120 pounds, Carbajal will be in the weight class to watch today and Saturday in the 44th annual Maui Invitational Tournament at the Lahaina Civic Center. Finals start at 6 p.m. Saturday.
That shy freshman who "didn't really care too much about school" has developed into a state-title contender - he was second in the state at 108 last year and sixth as a sophomore - and a student who had a 3.1 grade-point average last quarter.
He is in line to be the first member of his family of six to attend college, where he plans to wrestle.
"I'm a whole different person now, my grades are better, I study harder," he said prior to practice on Wednesday. "I also work harder on the mat, my technique is looking better. I am just an all-around better person."
Lahainaluna co-head coach Todd Hayase said Carbajal has grown exponentially in all facets.
"Christian has grown into just this incredible individual, just this incredible person," Hayase said. "Not just in wrestling, he has matured in every way. I literally look at him as a coach - with his wrestling, his ability, his technique, his rapport with the kids, his positive relationship, his being a captain. It is just incredible. Academically he has stepped up in all facets and he is just so passionate about wrestling, it is just incredible."
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Homeschooling, Socialization and the New Groupthink
by BK Marcus
Yes, this is how school competition works
by Tim Worstall
Why not get all Marxist about the libraries?
by Tim Worstall
Is Liberal Arts Education Founded on a Lie?
by Jason Brennan
Education-Private education
Why Im Homeschooling
by Bryan Caplan
Our Fragile Planet
by Walter E. Williams
Evaluating Controversial Claims
by David Friedman
Cut back on eating baked beans to reduce smelly emissions
by Matt Chorley
Indictment Against the Greens
by Neil Lock
Why Roger contradicts himself
by Madsen Pirie
More scams
by José Duarte
The EPA's phony 'environmental justice' caper
by Paul Driessen
The science is settled, eggs are good for you
by Rick Manning
Bicycles dont belong on busy city streets
by Jeff Jacoby
A Prayer for the Earth: Answering the Popes Call. A One Act Mini-Play
by William M. Briggs
Reproducibility will not cure what ails science
by Daniel Sarewitz
If We Burned All Our Fossil Fuel
by David Friedman
It's an inconvenient truth, but the global warming zealots are to blame for the deadly diesel fiasco
by Stephen Glover
An incandescent light bulb, the most efficient bulb
by Lubos Motl
Restitution is the Pollution Solution!
by Mary Ruwart
Why has the RSPB fixed its sights on the mighty eagle owl?
by Sir Ian Botham
Sustainability is Fishy
by Don Boudreaux
The Environments True Friends are Libertarians
by David S. DAmato
50,000 attend rally with speech against climate agenda in Poland
by CFACT (Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow)
What makes the warmist-skeptic fight go on and on?
by Doug Proctor
My secret showdown with the Royal Society over global warming
by Nigel Lawson
UN climate change talks; it's really all about the money
by Marita Noon
Climate Change Anyone?
by A local guide book
'Twas the nightmare before Christmas
by Joe Bastardi
Of meteorology and morality
by Christopher Monckton
The Akademik Shokolskiy Passenger's Lament
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer
Warmism - A Very Modern Death Cult for Trendy Lefties
by Christina
Why I Worry about Global Warming - Part 1
by Bill Merritt
Why I Worry about Global Warming - Part 2
by Bill Merritt
What if man-made climate change is all in the mind?
by Sean Thomas
Climate Change Scammers' Worst Week Ever
by Kurt Schlichter
Thermosoft Offers Radiant Floor Heat as Solution to Global Cooling
by Thermosoft
95% of Climate Models Agree The Observations Must be Wrong
by Roy W. Spencer, Ph.D.
No, global warming did NOT cause the storms, says one of the Met Office's most senior experts
by David Rose
The real reason for flooding in Somerset Levels: Not global warming - the pump was turned off!
by Corporal Jones' Ghost
Where are the Global Warmists for Freedom?
Warmism is an essentially Authoritarian creed
by Daren Ionescu
On Those that Want to Suppress Global Warming "Deniers"
by Crosspatch
Proof? Pouf!
by Ron C.
Common Sense and Climate Change
by Anthony Watts
Green 'smear campaign' against professor who dared to disown 'sexed up' UN climate dossier
by David Rose
Climate 'consensus': Is carbon dioxide the new cholesterol?
by Paul Mulshine
A Climate Osychology Lew Paper
by http://eric.worrall.name/kant.cgi
Full Moon on Lewandowsky
by Anthony Watts
National Climate Assessment Report Raises False Alarm
by Paul C. "Chip" Knappenberger
IPCC Wiki Launched - Volunteers Needed
by Donna Laframboise
Science as McCarthyism
Another scientist gets blackballed for his skepticism about global warming
by Rupert Darwall
The Cleansing of Lennart Bengtsson
by Steve McIntyre
Thermageddon Blues
by Christopher Monckton
Who will rid us of this totalitarian Prince?
by Christopher Monckton
Evidence mounts against climate change: Obama acts anyway
by Rick Manning
Sacrificing Africa for Climate Change
Western Policies Seem More Interested in Carbon-dioxide levels than in Life Expectancy
by Caleb S. Rossiter
The Debate is finally over on "Global Warming" - Because Nobody will Debate - Part 1
by Caleb S. Rossiter
The Debate is finally over on "Global Warming" - Because Nobody will Debate - Part 2
by Caleb S. Rossiter
The Debate is finally over on "Global Warming" - Because Nobody will Debate - Part 3
by Caleb S. Rossiter
by Neil Humphrey
"Cloimate-smart" policies for Africa are stupid, and immoral
by Paul Driessen
It's buttons for global warming! (2)
by Your Editor
Repeated and Uncontrollable Failures
by Tim Blair
How many Climate Scientists does it take to change a light bulb?
by Bob B
The Demise of Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming
by John Robertson
The Reasons for Britain's Climate Fatigue
by Benny Peiser
Report - emails reveal 'collusion' with green activist groups over EPA climate agenda
by Anthony Watts
Robert F. Kennedy Jr: People Who Don't Believe in Global Warming Alarmism Should be Thrown in Jail
by Ace of Spades
Global Warming Zealot McCarthy of EPA PLays Race Card
by Investors' Business Daily
Climate Research needs Re-distribution
by Viv Forbes
Climate Change and the left
by Lord Donoughue
The Climate Scam's Meltdown
by Walter Starck
Germanys Growing Green Dictatorship: Grandmothers Putting Climate Protection Targets In Jeopardy!
by P Gosselin
Type I and Type II Error Avoidance and its Possible Role in the Climate Change Debate
by A Chemist in Langley
How Many of World's Poor Will Climate Alarmists Let Die?
by H. Sterling Burnett
The Merchants of Smear
by Paul Driessen
How to Get Your Message Over
by Neil.
NCDC Breaks Their Own Personal Record for Data Tampering in 2014
by Steven Goddard
Can we stop the doom-mongering?
by David Deming
Cultural Tipping Point Reached - Hollywood has started mocking global warming
by David Archibald
Objective Behind Climate Change Is Economic, Not Climate
by Richard Larsen
Why I Am a Climate Change Skeptic
by Patrick Moore
What Evidence Would Persuade You That Man-Made Climate Change Is Real?
by William M. Briggs
Scrap the Climate Change Act
by Ben Pile
Top scientists start to examine fiddled global warming figures
by Christopher Booker
Denier Delingpole Immortalised on Climate Change Wall of Infamy
by James Delingpole
Warmism as the folly of the intellectuals
by John Ray
Some thoughts about the meeting between Anthony Watts and Bill McKibben
by Neil Lock
Unholy Alliance: Who is Advising Pope Francis on Global Warming?
by Catherine Snow
The Climate Wars Damage to Science Part 1
by Matt Ridley
The Climate Wars Damage to Science Part 2
by Matt Ridley
The Climate Wars Damage to Science Part 3
by Matt Ridley
The Climate Wars Damage to Science Part 4
by Matt Ridley
The Climate Wars Damage to Science Part 5
by Matt Ridley
Climate Change Alarmists Appear Immunized Against Reality
by William M. Briggs
The Greatest Scientific Fraud of All Time
by Francis Menton
The Unsettling, Anti-Science Certitude on Global Warming
Climate-change deniers are accused of heresy by true believers. That doesnt sound like science to me
by John Steele Gordon
Key Facts about Global Temperature
by Christopher Monckton
Our Duty to Save the Planet
by Sean Gabb
The slick trick behind global frauding
by James Lewis
What is carbon dioxide and what is its role in global warming?
by The CO2 Coalition
A Modest Proposal how to solve the CO2 Crisis
by Anonymous
Decarbonize yourselves first!
by Klaus Kaiser
Andrew Brown: Its justified to burn the heretics
by Lubos Motl
Climate issues we need to address
We need to fix the climate of fraud, corruption, and policies that kill jobs, hope and people
by Paul Driessen
Climate Cuttings 33
by Bishop Hill
New Word for the New York Times: Fasmunist
by Christopher Monckton
Global Warming: Why We Dont Need to Worry Even If Its Really True
by Kerry Jackson
Why are those at the top of organisations so much more gullible on climate?
by Scottish Sceptic
Why that climate deal is already a dead duck
by Christopher Booker
Judges plan to outlaw climate change denial
by Christopher Booker
Should We Celebrate Carbon Dioxide? Part 1
by Patrick Moore
Should We Celebrate Carbon Dioxide? Part 2
by Patrick Moore
Should We Celebrate Carbon Dioxide? Part 3
by Patrick Moore
Should We Celebrate Carbon Dioxide? Part 4
by Patrick Moore
Manmade Global Warming: The Solution
by Pat Sajak
The Cozy Relationship Between Big Business and Climate Change Activists
by Nicolas Loris
Contest 1000
by Douglas J. Keenan
The Demise of a Mass Delusion
by Cassandra King
Keeping up the heat on the UK supreme court
by Christopher Monckton
NASA Exposed in Massive New Climate Data Fraud
by P Gosselin
Global warming - the king is not wearing any clothes
by Nick Clarke
Activists go thru 5 stages of grief for the climate change campaign
by Larry Kummer
On Heat and Cold
by Richard Verney
Vegetarian and Healthy Diets Could Be More Harmful to the Environment
by Shilo Rea
Whats causing all this bizarre weather?
by Dan Hannan
Why Climate Change Rhetoric Simultaneously Succeeds and Fails
by Adam Seth Levine and Reuben Kline
1001 Reasons why Global Warming Is So Totally Over in 2016
by James Delingpole
Professor Bob Carter - a great intellect, leading advocate and wonderful human being
by Paul McCarthy
We just had the hottest year on record where does that leave climate denial?
by John Ray
Making Sense of Bits of the Argument
by David Friedman
Greenpeace co-founder calls out Paris Climate Accord with $100,000 bet
by PRWeb
Al Gores global warming doomsday passes uneventfully
by Ed Berry
Climate Crisis and Political Power
by John Steele Gordon
Climate: The Real Worrisome Trend
by Joe DAleo
Stick it, Mike
by Tom McLaughlin
Introducing the global warming speedometer
A single devastating graph shows official climate predictions were wild
by Christopher Monckton
Climate change hypocrisy is real
by Timothy J. Taylor
The Democrats Climate Change Conundrum
by Henry Gass
Britains New Prime Minister Drives A Stake Through The Heart Of The Green Vampire
by James Delingpole
Global Warming Expedition Stopped In Its Tracks By Arctic Sea Ice
by Craig Boudreau
The CLEXIT Founding Statement
by Viv Forbes
Indictment against climate "scientists"
by Bill Illis
Urbane Legends
by Willis Eschenbach
New York Times is Looking for a Climate Change Editor. Thats Me!
by William M. Briggs
CO2 caused global warming, invalidated conclusively
by THS Research
Kick That Donkey: Expand Jobs Footprint with Coal
by John Ransom
Fossil fuels now beat wind and solar on environmental as well as economic grounds
by Lawrence Solomon
The scandal of UK's death-trap wind turbines
by Simon Trump
The Case for Recycling Nuclear Waste
by The Independent Institute
Oil Price Plunge Benefits U.S. at Home and Abroad
by The Patriot Post
Green policies to add up to 40pc to cost of household electricity
by Robert Mendick
The UKs £1 billion carbon-belcher raping US forests that YOU pay for
How world's biggest "green" power plant is actually INCREASING greenhouse gas emissions
by David Rose
Whose Fossil Fuel Use Will G7 Leaders Reduce by 70%?
by Mary Theroux
Red Tape on Steroids the Obama War on Consumers
by Betsy McCaughey
Crude Analysis
by Don Boudreaux
New fracking drive to spark rural warfare
by John Stevens
There Is a Moral Case for Fossil Fuels
by Tim Black
Days when wind farms run at below 10% capacity
Union say figures show renewable energy cannot be relied on and Britain needs nuclear and gas-powered energy plants
by Vanessa Allen
Wind turbine boss admits no more should be built in England because it isnt windy enough
by Victoria Finan
The Great British Wind Farm Scandal: These Are The Heads That Should Roll - Part 1
by James Delingpole
The Great British Wind Farm Scandal: These Are The Heads That Should Roll - Part 2
by James Delingpole
The Great British Wind Farm Scandal: These Are The Heads That Should Roll - Part 3
by James Delingpole
How Uncle Sam Underwrites Coal-Powered Automobiles
by Vanessa Brown Calder
Will High Court ruling save our most glorious coastline from wind farms invasion?
Cornwall's 'green strategy' in turmoil as council's unlawful backing for turbine is quashed
by Simon Trump
Long Green
by Willis Eschenbach
The British Green Party expose their totalitarian mentality
by Robert Henderson
Heads are breaking the law if they teach eco agenda, says Gove
by Daniel Martin
The reckless mass medication of Britain
by Robert Henderson
Greenpeace chief commutes - by plane
Executive flies 250 miles from Luxembourg to Amsterdam despite organisation's anti-air-travel campaign
by Emily Davies
Green Moral Exhibitionism
by James Knight
Greens v. the poor: it's a movement of the 'haves'
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
Neil deGrasse Tyson and the Metaphysical Dilemma of the Left
by Robert Tracinski
A Response to Lord Donoughue
by Fenbeagle
Environmentalists are elitists
by John Tyler
First, do no harm: expanding our moral code beyond religion
by Floris van den Berg
Rodents to be given human rights under Green party plans
by Matthew Holehouse
Report Shows Campus Sustainability Movement Restricts Debate, Harms College Finances
by the National Association of Scholars
Want a green pass, so you can fly your own private jet? Heres how
by Eric Worrall
Going green is holy, say Church of England bishops: General Synod calls for vicars to have training in eco-theology
by Steve Doughty
Plans for COP21 in Paris December 2015
by the Campaign against Climate Change
by Sean Gangol
Cheating students more likely to want government jobs, study finds
by Emily Alpert Reyes
Morality versus the National Security State
by Jacob G. Hornberger
Why I Hate Government - And I'm Not Too Crazy About Bob Garfield Either
by Kevin Carson
The flooding of the Somerset Levels was deliberately engineered
The shocking truth is that these floods were not a natural disaster, but the result of deliberate policy
by Christopher Booker
Why Occupational Licensing is Unjust, Unneeded, and Increases Income Inequality
by Lawrence J. McQuillan
This is the Number of Innocent People Murdered by Governments. Are You Anti-State Yet?
by J.D.Tuccille
Bald-faced lies are okay if you're from the government
by Bruce McQuain
The Stains of Social Justice
by Steve Murphy
How governments break the "circle of trust"
by Troy Camplin
by A.X.Perez
Magna Carta 2015 - The People Have Spoken!
by Unlock Democracy
What Limited Government?
by Jacob G. Hornberger
Gangs - Part 1
by Kent McManigal
Gangs - Part 2
by Kent McManigal
One month each year as unpaid Government lackeys
by Amanda Vigar
Ebola, government and you
by Claire Wolfe
On Government and the State
by Joe Fetz
Government versus the state
by Neil Lock
On the merits of competition in government services
by Tim Worstall
War on crime? Or war on the poor?
by Scott Sumner
Four Ways The Government Makes Wine More Expensive
by Chance M.E. Davies
On Family Austerity
by Godfrey Bloom
Baltimore: Another Flash of Ligntning
by Jocelynn Smith
Mr. Cheese's Cabinet
by Wensleydale Cheese MP
Get a (legitimate) job
by Kent McManigal
National Debt is a Scam. Repudiate It
by Thomas L. Knapp
Deep State America
by Philip Giraldi
Why the Greeks should Repudiate Their Governments Debt
by Simon Wilson
The Revolt Against Democracy
by Justin Raimondo
End Federal Agents License to Kill
by Jim Bovard
Upon the conversion of statists to voluntaryism
by J.A. McDonald
Is there an Implied Consent to be Governed?
by Fred Foldvary
Why we should fear a cashless world
by Dominic Frisby
Quite so, lets blow up the Town and Country Planning Acts
by Tim Worstall
by Paul Jacob
Deaf to the Will of the People
by Jocelynn Smith
The last thing a town needs
by Kent McManigal
We, the Monkeywrench
by Claire Wolfe
Good Jurors Nullify Bad Laws
by Nathan Tschepik
Taking government seriously? Seriously?
by dullhawk
Consequences of the Failure of Obamacare
by David Friedman
Are Placebos Ethical?
by John C. Goodman
Yes, the public health people are lying to us again
by Tim Worstall
Why is the Vaccination Debate So Toxic?
by Dan Phillips
This shaken baby syndrome case is a dark day for science and for justice
by Clive Stafford Smith
Lung cancer and me
by John Stossel
Health-Abortion, Euthanasia, Suicide
Be pro-life AND pro-choice
by Kent McManigal
Health-Alcohol, Tobacco and Drugs
Should the Poor be Prevented from Buying "Super-Strong" Alcohol?
by Sean Gabb
Official: There Really Is No Booze Britain 'Epidemic'
by Dick Puddlecote
Of Morality and Failed Business Strategies...
by Wilton Alston
Don't be a Slave of Fascist Bureaucrats
by Scott Lazaroiwitz
The force is not with you
by Professor Theresa Marteau
Health-Food and Medicine /Right to choose your own
Economic freedom makes you fat
by Tim Worstall
22 Brands to Stop Buying Today
by John Ross Crooks
Health-Health Care
The "Obamacare Shock" - One California Employer's Terrifying True Story
by Tyler Durden
None Dare Call It Fascism
by John C. Goodman
Pope Chooses Penury Over Plenty for the Poor
by H. Sterling Burnett
The Legacy of Murray Rothbard
by Justin Raimondo
The Gifts of Tibor Machan
by Anthony Wile
The great Dutch libertarian Hubert Jongen has died
by Michael van der Galien
International Relations-General
Who are the Bad Guys in Egypt?
by Jacob G. Hornberger
Ukraine and the all-or-nothing EU
by Eamonn Butler
The Overlooked Story in Crimea
by Jeff D. Opdyke
What about the U.S. Annexation of Mexico?
by Jacob G. Hornberger
America Needs an Enemy
by Jeff D. Opdyke
China is a Paper Tiger
The Hong Kong rising underscores China's fragility
by Justin Raimondo
My Tiny Cosmopolitan Apartment
Global trade made my little flat a place of international treasures
by Joseph S. Diedrich
Putin Just Made the Most Important Speech of His Career: The West Should Listen More Closely
by Alexander Mercouris
The Idealist's Dilemma: Re-Imagining International Society - Part 1
by Philip Allott
The Idealist's Dilemma: Re-Imagining International Society - Part 2
by Philip Allott
The Idealist's Dilemma: Re-Imagining International Society - Part 3
by Philip Allott
The Paris Shootings and Foreign Policy
by Daniel Harding
An odd theory but its ours and we like it
by Tim Worstall
Greece has EU/IMF/ECB by the balls
by Mustela nivalis
The Cuban Embargo and the Perversion of American Values
by Jacob G. Hornberger
Britain should leave the United Nations
by Theo Cox Dodgson
Ukrainians are Not Nazis and they Need Our Help
by Jon Basil Utley
Imperial America
by Justin Raimondo
Role Reversal in the New Cold War - Part 1
by Justin Raimondo
Role Reversal in the New Cold War - Part 2
by Justin Raimondo
Death to America?
by Sean Gabb
Some thoughts on the Olympic Games and cosmopolitanism
by Bruno Gonçalves Rosi
Its Not Over Until Brexits Delivered
by Get Britain Out
International Relations-Europe and EU /Uniting Europe without the Union
EU Referendum Bill back in Parliament
by Get Britain Out
Let Us Leave the EU - But Not Yet! (2013)
by Sean Gabb
Cameron Fails Again
by Get Britain Out
Farage wiped the floor with Clegg
by Get Britain Out
Further comment on Clegg v. Farage
by Robert Henderson
MP revives EU Referendum Bill
by The People's Pledge
Boris gives Euroscepticism a boost
by Get Britain Out
EU vacuum cleaner rules suck
by Roger Helmer MEP
Cameron is Furious
by Get Britain Out
EU: Hypocrites to the Last Breath
by Get Britain Out
Act now, for a fair EU referendum
by The People's Pledge
EU Villains in Greek Tragedy
by Get Britain Out
After the Greek Crisis, Euro Elites dream of a unified euro state
by Ryan McMaken
Latest News: EU Referendum Bill
by The People's Pledge
The EUs narrative of failure
by Roger Helmer MEP
An entirely vain hope but here goes anyway
by Tim Worstall
Love Europe Hate the EU!
by Roger Helmer MEP
The TPA and the EU referendum
by The TaxPayers' Alliance
The EU Referendum: A Quick Fix?
by Keir Martland
The People Revolt in EU Referendum
by Get Britain Out
Timmermans on Democracy
by Roger Helmer MEP
Why the EU is Doomed
by Alasdair MacLeod
International Relations-Migration
Would (Our) Open Borders Lead to (Their) Closed Borders?
by Bryan Caplan
Immigration Controls Bring Death and Misery
by Jacob G. Hornberger
A Eugenic America
by Bryan Caplan
Open the Borders Now and Forever
by David S. D'Amato
I Agree: The Horror is Caused by Government
by Don Boudreaux
Mr Gorbachev, Build Us a Wall!
by A.J.Oatsvall
Governments Give Migrants a Disastrous Mix of Social Welfare and Bureaucracy
by Justin Murray
How to Solve the Immigration Crisis Fast, Easy and Cheap!
by Paul Rosenberg
But Theyre Illegal! The Worst Argument Against Immmigration
by Abigail Hall
Immigration control: a Trojan Horse to destroy your freedom and waste your money
by Perry Willis & Jim Babka
Open Borders Meetup: The Speech
by Bryan Caplan
Demography and Decency
by Bryan Caplan
Justice, Not Amnesty, for Illegal Immigrants
by Sheldon Richman
Migrants attempt to break through Greece-Macedonia border
by DW.com
The Freedom-Loving Case for Open Borders
by Bryan Caplan
Immigration and Self-Determination
by Chris Freiman and Javier Hidalgo
International Relations-Secession Right
A Tank for Venice
by Jocelynn Smith
The Push for Smaller Government
by Jeff D. Opdyke
The Liberty to Leave
by Doug Bandow
International Relations-War on Terrorism
How to Wreck a Perfectly Good Country
by Indefatigable Frog
A Better Approach to Terrorism
by Jeff Deist
Asking For Terror: France and the u.S.
by Nic Leobold
The River of No Return
by L. Neil Smith
Welcome to the 'Trust No One' Society
by Brendan O'Neill
The Rules for Intellectuals
by Manniac
Get Ready for Adversity Now
by Paul Rosenberg
A New Year Ode
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer
Dogs poop in line with the Earth's magnetic field
by The Times of India
Stop the Stop Sign
Traffic Enforcement and Imperial Conditioning
by Bill Buppert
Coldfinger - The power of weather in context for marketing and advertising
by the UK Met Office
What's really wrong with the economy: bureaucracy
by Tim Worstall
Whistleblower Edward Snowden elected as new rector of Glasgow University
by Dailyrecord.co.uk
Liberty turns 80 today!
by Liberty
A Conquest
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer
Space: The Long Arm of the Law Isn't That Long
by Thomas L. Knapp
Hector Berlioz the Libertarian
by Joseph S. Diedrich
Yes, We Do Have a Future!
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer and the Tippling Philosopher
Scholarly journal retracts 60 papers, smashes 'peer review ring'
by Fred Barbash
How should one person's right to be forgotten be balanced with the public right to know?
by Google
Why prostitution should be safe, legal and, well not rare actually
by Tim Worstall
The Cynical Optimist
by Bryan Caplan
A Non-Conformist's Guide to Success in a Conformist World
by Bryan Caplan
The Seven Laws of Song
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer
Roger and I live in parallel universes
by Madsen Pirie
Roger also trusts the state more than I do
by Madsen Pirie
The Apocalyptic Renaissance
by Scott Thomas Outlar
by Ted
The Zombie Culture
by Butler Shaffer
Can't fight reason? Just nuke 'em
by Kent McManigal
Winning Freedom Requires Some Radical Solutions
by Richard Ebeling
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble
by Tim Worstall
What is a Bozo?
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer
2015 SFL Alumnus of the Year Award for Edward Snowden
by Alexander McCobin
Happy slaves and happy statists
by Kent McManigal
Happy Christmas
by Josh
Knowledge vs Superstition
by David Green
Where should we go to glory in the wonders of the world?
by Tim Worstall
What is a terrorist?
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer
Getting Serious About Keeping Children Safe
by Logan Albright
No Big Bang? Quantum equation predicts universe has no beginning
by Lisa Zyga
On Right and Wrong
by Paul Marks
The straw man straw man
by Bryan Caplan
Behind the Driving Increase
by Wendell Cox
The City of Scarecrows
by Jeff D. Opdyke
Sean Gabb Named Lord Protector in Swift Military Coup
by Keir Martland
The Libertarian Target
by Bryan Caplan
My Devil's Dictionary
by James Bovard
A Day Out With Liberty
by Neil Lock
Im dead. Send flowers
by Christopher Monckton
An Infantile Gesture Masterfully Executed
by David M. Hoffer
The Attack on Truth
by Lee McIntyre
If the Shoe Fits, Wear It
by Norman Imberman
Five reasons to hate Sunday trading laws
by Sam Bowman
Being nothing
by Kent McManigal
Don't Return to the Caves
by Christopher Burg
by L. Neil Smith
How to Gain Confidence and Courage
by Paul Rosenberg
Rightist Victim Culture
by Christopher Burg
Beyond Transparency: Can a Culture of 100% Honesty Work?
by Lydia Dishman
How a rebellious scientist uncovered the surprising truth about stereotypes
by Claire Lehmann
Remember your place
by Kent McManigal
Clash of Civilizations, or War of World-Views? - Part 1
by Neil Lock
Clash of Civilizations, or War of World-Views? - Part 2
by Neil Lock
Clash of Civilizations, or War of World-Views? - Part 3
by Neil Lock
The Self-Driving Dilemma: Safety versus Freedom
by Thomas Knapp
What is lost when a civilization wearies
by Claire Wolfe
The burden of digital technology
by Robert Henderson
The Peer-to-Peer Republic of Science
by Max Borders
A Brief History of England
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer
The force is BEHIND you, politicos
by Professor Thomas Moon
Travel Where Its Less Free And More So
To See the World Differently, First See the World
by Sarah Skwire
Hustled Through Life
by Paul Rosenberg
Private Cities: A Path to Liberty
by Titus Gebel
Against We, Us, and Our in Policy Discourse
by Robert Higgs
Graduating students told to mime throwing mortar board caps in the air and then pay £8 to have them PHOTOSHOPPED in later in case anyone is 'injured by the falling hats'
by Euan McLelland
The System Wont Survive the Robots
by Paul Rosenberg
Does the Division of Labor Make Us Stupid?
by Sarah Skwire
The Talktalk "support" experience
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer
A Lawyers Worst Nightmare
by Jocelynn Smith
ABD Launches Campaign Against Speed Awareness Courses
by Association of British Drivers
So, Youve Been Made Superfluous
by Paul Rosenberg
No, We Are Not Mere Pawns
by T.K.Coleman
The dirty dozen: Twelve ways to pollute the mental climate
by Neil Lock
Bakers Dozen (TM) Rules for Liberty Partisans
by Nathan Barton
The Trouble with Diversity
by Tim Worstall
A Few Thoughts on Machiavelli
by Joseph R. Stromberg
Technology Seen, and Unseen
by Dylan Pahman
Murder Equivalents
by Bryan Caplan
Be afraid! Run away!
by dullhawk
Why Cant We See That Were Living in a Golden Age?
by Johan Norberg
Even a Dimwit May Be Right and a Genius Wrong about Some Things
by Robert Higgs
My life as an outsider
by John Ray
The Ten Commandments of Logic
by Religious Criticism
Saturday 26th March 2011
by Workers Militia (Official Organ of the Armed Wing of the TUC)
Politicians as Interchangeable Units
by Wendy McElroy
A More Unequal America
by Hans Bader
"The Commies, the Terrorists, the Uh, Er, Bogeymen are Coming!"
by Butler Shaffer
Freedom is the Cure for the Homelessness Problem (and Everything Else!) in America
by Scott Lazarowitz
What Divide Between Liberals and Conservatives?
by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Criminal ATF
by James Wilson and Jim Babka
From the annals of standard bureaucratic behaviour we bring you the RSPCA
by Tim Worstall
ode to parasites
by Ted
Marching Toward Smaller Government
by Jeff D. Opdyke
Nothing but Failure for Welfare-Warfare Statists
by Jacob G. Hornberger
America's Bipartisan Political Class
by Doug Bandow
William Roache Should Never Have Been Put on Trial
by The Libertarian Alliance
Courage, mon vieux!
by Roger Helmer MEP
What the British people want from their politicians... and what they get
by Robert Henderson
Defining the Enemy
by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Head of Dutch Libertarian Party Arrested Just Weeks Before Election
by Peter Beukelman
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by Lucy Steigerwald
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by Concerned Briton
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by Christopher Burg
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by Jeffrey A. Tucker
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by Willis Eschenbach
Ideas Have Consequences
by Wayland Hunter
Do As We Say, Not As We Do
by Christopher Burg
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The Military-Evangelical Complex
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Millennials hate Capitalism Almost as Much as they Hate Socialism
by Elizabeth Nolan Brown
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by Robert Higgs
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by Neil Lock
Politics and Psychopathy - Part 2
by Neil Lock
Politics and Psychopathy - Part 3
by Neil Lock
A Surveillance Society, NOT a Surveillance State
by James Leroy Wilson
Why the Left Seems Insane
(Mostly, Because They Are)
by L. Neil Smith
Why Wealth Seems Bad
by James Leroy Wilson
Lord Carey Comes Out for Brexit: It is the Refrain of Freedom
by Archbishop Cranmer
Trump Fans and 'Social Justice Warriors,' Two Sides of the Same Authoritarian Coin
by Elizabeth Nolan Brown
Autopsy on a Lost Referendum
by Sean Gabb
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by Lawrence Solomon
Cameron is Spooked: Project Fear becomes Project Smear
by Get Britain Out
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by Keir Martland
On Brexit
by Leo Smith
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by Keir Martland
Europe: The Age of Globalism, 1989-2016 (?)
by Sean Gabb
Brexit is Britains Rosa Parks Moment
by Peter Foster
Brexit, Sexit, Texit
by Randall Holcombe
After Brexit, Can We Exit a Few Things Too?
by Ron Paul
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The battle has been won but not the war
by Robert Henderson
After the EU Referendum - Part 2
The battle has been won but not the war
by Robert Henderson
EU referendum result - Defend democracy
by The People's Pledge
Revolt of the Others
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by Frank Furedi
Trump and Libertarians in the Political Arena Part 1
by David S. DAmato
Trump and Libertarians in the Political Arena Part 2
by David S. DAmato
A Cry of Rage and Pain
by Neil Lock
Brexit and our Long Term Goals
by Billy Christmas
Young people: Weve stolen their future
by Roger Helmer MEP
The EU: Economically and Morally Perverse
by Hans-Hermann Hoppe
Does it really matter?
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Io, Saturnalia!
by Sean Corrigan
Principled Non-Voting: The Missing Element
by Thomas L. Knapp
Our Selfless Public Servants
by Paul Jacob
How do you solve a problem like the proletariat?
by Keir Martland
The Election Has Been Hacked Part 1
by John W. Whitehead
The Election Has Been Hacked Part 2
by John W. Whitehead
Alt-Right: A Reply to Jakub Jankowski
by Neil Lock
Should States Control their Borders?
by Jacob G. Hornberger
The Real Reason Why Some Nations Are Rich and Others Poor
by José Azel
Shoving us at gunpoint towards the cashless society
by Claire Wolfe
A Tale of Two Unions
by Get Britain Out
Apolitical Reasons to Hate Politics
by Bryan Caplan
Why Trump and Clinton have Gotten On Top
by Jacob G. Hornberger
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by MamaLiberty
The Right to Discriminate Against Ellen Pao
by Jacob G. Hornberger
We are ready. And you know that we are too
by Liberty
Looking Back at Magna Carta
by Sheldon Richman
The real crisis in Calais
by Liberty
We All Acknowledge Rights
by Skyler J. Collins
Most confused on human rights
by Kent McManigal
Rights-Gun Rights
Your Right to be Armed - Part 1
Whatever happened to the right to keep and bear arms?
by RKBA
Your Right to be Armed - Part 2
Whatever happened to the right to keep and bear arms?
by RKBA
Paris: The Wages of Victim Disarmament
by Peter
Lets Make This Simple
by NationalGunRights.org
Gun Control: An Enlightenment View
by Cesare Beccaria
Multi Cultural-Values and Norms
Multiculturalism: What Does It Mean?
by the BBC
Rights, Justice-General
My disquiet at liberty without obligation to others
by D.J.Webb
TPA at Ten
by Jonathan Isaby
What is Fair?
by R. Lee Wrights
All I want for Christmas is the abolition of corporation tax
by Tim Worstall
National Insurance: politicians start calling it what it is
by Jonathan Isaby
Pay Taxes or Go Directly to Jail
by Christiaan Elderhorst
Tax Rebels, Come Out of the Closet!
by Seth King
The Power to Tax (Progressively) is the Power to Destroy
by John Engle
Stamp Duty Stamped Out?
by The TaxPayers' Alliance
The Spending Plan
by The TaxPayers' Alliance
Is HMRC being given the power of judge, jury and executioner?
by Jonathan Isaby of the TaxPayers' Alliance
Brace yourself: heres your lifetime tax bill!
by Jonathan Isaby of the TaxPayers Alliance
Time to reform our broken tax system
by The TaxPayers' Alliance
Why taxes and snooker rules are not that different
by James Knight
Panama, Ethics and the Law
by Eamonn Butler
The other Panama Papers: Playing hide and seek with psychopaths
by Garry Reed
Taxes-Social security
Charity and Welfare States
by Neil Lock
Market vs. Monopoly: Beating the "Intellectual Property" Racket
by Thomas L. Knapp
5 Reasons I Stopped Taking the News Seriously
by Paul Rosenberg
A Win For Fair Use After Record Label, Copyright Lawyer Settle
by Laura Sydell
Strange bedfellows: Climate change deniers, newspapers partner in FOIA fight
by Alexis Sobel Fitts
The Future of the Printed Book
by Sean Gabb
Frak! Has Your Mother Sold Her Mangle?
by Sarah Skwire
Self-Publishing: A Brief Guide for Beginners
by Sean Gabb
How a Tsunami of Information Inspired the Revolt of the Public - Part 1
by Martin Gurri
How a Tsunami of Information Inspired the Revolt of the Public - Part 2
by Martin Gurri
How a Tsunami of Information Inspired the Revolt of the Public - Part 3
by Martin Gurri
David Cameron and Theresa May - Dangerous Nonsense
by Reinvestigate911.org
On Conspiracy Theories and "Non Violent Extremism"
by Concerned Briton
Respect for Daddy
by David Hathaway
Umm, but why?
by Tim Worstall
NUJ members under police surveillance mount collective legal challenge - Part 1
by the National Union of Journalists
NUJ members under police surveillance mount collective legal challenge - Part 2
by the National Union of Journalists
NUJ members under police surveillance mount collective legal challenge - Part 3
by the National Union of Journalists
"Anti-Islamisation" Movement in Germany: The Menacing Silence of the Lambs
by Mustela nivalis
The Importance of Free Speech to Human Progress
From Principia Mathematica to Charlie Hebdo
by Iain Murray
You Can't Stop Free Speech
by Jocelynn Smith
Who's Telling the Truth?
by Russ Gerber
The facts of evolution: fighting the Endarkenment
by Gerald Weissman
The Rhetoric of Deception: A Lesson from Karl Rove
by Christopher Witt
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by David Davis
The Sexualization of Libertarianism A Manifesto
by Avens OBrien
Liberty takes fight against mass surveillance to European Court
by Liberty
Why Its So Hard to Convince Warmists
by Matt Manos
What's Libertarian About Betting?
by Bryan Caplan
World Class Journalist Spills The Beans & Admits Mainstream Media Is Completely Fake
by Arjun Walia
Is Credible Media Both Anti-state and Anti-War?
by Anthony Wile
A Conspiracy of Fear-mongers
by Sheldon Richman
Free Speech in an Age of Government Bullies, Corporate Censors and Compliant Citizens Part 1
by John W. Whitehead
Free Speech in an Age of Government Bullies, Corporate Censors and Compliant Citizens Part 2
by John W. Whitehead
The contracting space for free speech
by D.J. Webb
Control Alt Delete: Time to re-boot the IP Bill
by Liberty
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by D.J. Webb
The Inconvenient Facts the Media Ignore about Climate Change
by Rep. Lamar Smith
by Pete North
Flying Dog Brewery Wins First Amendment Battle, Uses Proceeds to Promote Free Speech
by Elizabeth Nolan Brown
Abuse of power
by Competitive Enterprise Institute
Liberty in the Reputation Economy
by Jacob Ex Machina
Virtue Signaling: Why Political Debates on the Internet are So Often Pointless
by Dan Sanchez
Political Correctness Leftist Ploy or Mental Illness?
by L. Neil Smith
Reddit has banned climate change deniers, and ripped its own reputation to shreds
by Brendan O'Neill
The Sun Has Got His Hat On - Cultural Marxism Has Its Goose-Step On
by Sean Gabb
Porn, again
by John Kersey
Communication-Internet Freedom
Britain's Idiotic "Opt-in" Porn Ban
by Brendan O'Neill
How private is your private life?
by Liberty
A Breach of Our Most Sacred Right
by M B Slack
Netherlands Court Orders End to Pirate Bay Ban
by the BBC
Protecting Children, Enslaving Adults
by Sean Gabb
This isn't snooping on suspects but on everyone
Fury at David Cameron's snoop laws "stitch-up"
by James Lyons
While Government Watches You, Who Watches the Government?
by Liberty
DRIP, DRIP, DRIP - where did our rights go?
by Liberty
Why is No Snoopers' Charter Important?
by Liberty
Down the Memory Hole
by John Engle
DRIP, DRIP, DRIP - and now our rights are gone
by Liberty
Allowing Google to Police the Internet
by Jeff D. Opdyke
They Hate Our Freedom
by L. Neil Smith
A Small Guide To Protecting Your Privacy
by Elias Garcia
The UK Government Plans to up their Spying Game
by Daniel Harding
Hands Off the Internet - Or Else
by L. Neil Smith
Government Drags Us Back in Time Because Cronies and Ideology Tell It To
by Seton Motley
Communication-Privacy and Encryption
'Individual privacy vs collective security?' NO!
by Paul Bernal
Safe and Sound
by Liberty
My Religion: Liberty!
by Timothy J. Taylor
Why Not Force People to Attend Church?
by Jacob G. Hornberger
Jesus and Mo: it's time to pick a horse
by Charles Kiendjian
Our Sentimental Humanitarian Age
by Samuel Gregg
Welfare, Work and Human Dignity
by Dylan Pahman
Time to get serious
by Linda Woodhead
Communion and Consumerism
by Gregory Jensen
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A call for massive Reformation before it is too late
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Nuns and Ghouls
by Nathan Barton
The pope is not a Christian
by Bob Weber
Opportunities for Collaboration with Political Christians
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Its time to abandon God
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Justice, Torah and the Minimum Wage
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A Short Note on Islamism and Violence: Russian Edition
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Muslims, Islam and the Koran Are Not the Problem
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Against Islamophobia
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International Relations-War
Tyrannosaurus Pentagonus: The Road to Extinction
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Will History Repeat Itself in Iraq?
by Bob Bauman JD and Ted Baumann
If McCain and Graham Are So Concerned About ISIS, Why Did They Support Arming Them?
by Kevin Boyd
The Antimilitarist Libertarian Heritage
by Sheldon Richman
The Rush to Violence
by Craig Murray
The Troops Are Destroying Our Country
by Jacob G. Hornberger
Let Us Salute the Flag
On the Nobility of Motives
by Fred Reed
The business of war is the cause of war
by Sergey Baranov & Ethan Indigo Smith
"Peace Through Strength," And Other Lies
by Kevin Carson
Has our Nobel Peace Prize President gone to war with Russia and Iran?
by Perry Willis
Force Against ISIS is the Wrong Tactic
by Emma Ashford
Let us do nothing
by Keir Martland
Fourteen Reasons Not to Bomb Syria
by Tim Pendry
Peace is the Keystone of Liberty
by Dan Sanchez
The 18-Year-Olds League
by Paul Rosenberg
Let the People Fight Their Own Wars
by Logan Glitterbomb
Mass Murder is Just a Mistake for Empire
by Nick Ford
In Memory of Nelson Mandela
by The Darn-Poor Rhymer
Tim Yeo's Greatest Hits
by Guido Fawkes
Shiver my timbers, shiver my soul / Yeo ho, heave ho
by Natalie Solent
Prince Charles Holidaying in Romania - Travels by Private Plane
by Paul Homewood
In Praise of Margaret Thatcher
by Keir Martland
Sometimes There Are No Good Options
by Don Boudreaux
How Evil Are Politicians?
by Bryan Caplan
The Startling Accuracy of Referring to Politicians as 'Psychopaths'
by James Silver
An Epiphany
by Concerned Briton
Why is the Federal Government So Wasteful?
by Chris Edwards
Repression and Police State-Police
Officer paranoia
by Kent McManigal
Trigger Happy in New York
by Timothy J. Taylor
Walking in Broad Daylight is "Suspicious"
by William Norman Grigg
Christian preacher John Craven 'held without food or water'
by the BBC
Police [Brutality]: A Crime Against Civilization
by Bill Buppert
Police Compared To A Foreign Military
by Christopher Cantwell
The way the police have treated Cliff Richard is completely unacceptable
Due process has been subverted in a case that raises urgent questions about civil liberties
by Geoffrey Robertson
Thanksgiving in Ferguson
by Gina Luttrell
All I Want for Christmas is a Fucking Revolution!
by Christopher Cantwell
Comply or Die - Trends in Modern Policing
by Abigail Hall
An Open Letter to Baltimore Rioters
by Christopher Cantwell
by Bionic Mosquito
US Policing: The Existential Threat to All Human Liberty in North America
by Bill Buppert
Cops as Robbers
by Paul Jacob
Should the Police be Privatised?
by Sean Gabb
Equitable Stealing
by Paul Jacob
Do-it-Yourself Policing
by Paul Jacob
Radicalized aggression and cops
by Kent McManigal
Unf*ck the Police: Anarchy and the Demilitarization of Law Enforcement
by Gary Z McGee
So-called Police Misconduct
by Robert Higgs
Repression and Police State-General
A grilling that wouldn't have scared a puppy
by Isabella Sankey
I Was Wrong on "Opting Out"
by Robert P. Murphy
Measuring the Extent of a Police State
by Wendy McElroy
Honing in on the Surveillance State
Their lies are coming unravelled
by Justin Raimondo
David Cameron Accused of Offending 'Basic Principles of Law' with Terrorism Plan
by the Huffington Post UK
Daniele Watts and the Need to Legalize Prostitution
by Gina Luttrell
Do they have something to hide?
by Liberty
Another Surveillance Law: One More Step Towards the Big Brother State
by Sean Gabb
A Pause for Thought?
by Liberty
Dear TSA: Give Up Already
by David Friedman
Surveillance legislation unlawful
by Liberty
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
by Christopher Burg
The Case for Clemency - Part 1
by Chase Madar
The Case for Clemency - Part 2
by Chase Madar
The Case for Clemency - Part 3
by Chase Madar
India Property Rights Project Empowering Hundreds of Thousands of Farmers
by Ken Schoolland
A Call to Action - Democracy at Stake
by Occupy London
Love Liberty? Learn to Argue
by Abigail Hall
Lessons for Winning Liberty in a World of Statism
by Richard Ebeling
The Citizens Oversight Committee
by L. Neil Smith
A Use for the Constitution
by Paul Bonneau
An Open Letter to the Greek People
by Kevin Carson
Another Tragedy, Another Call for Open Borders
by Yaël Ossowski
We must be opportunists in dismantling the state
by Joseph T. Salerno
The Big Tent for Liberty
by Alexander McCobin
.gov = .fail
by Alexander McCobin
The Free Republic of Liberland Continues to Progress
by Jamie Redman
A Country Full of Traitors
by Nic Leobold
Libertarian Theory-Conservatism
A Speech Given to the Conference of The Traditional Britain Group, Held in London on the 19th October 2013
by Sean Gabb


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The saggy outer lips of a womans minge.
"Have you seen Dave's mum's beef curtains?"
"Who hasn't? They're fucking awful"
"Who hasn't? They're fucking awful"
God_is_american가 작성 2006년 08월 18일 (금)
1) a stretched out vagina
1) damn, that bitch had some NASTY beef curtains!
2) i had to move her large flapping beef curtains to the sides while i fucked her.
2) i had to move her large flapping beef curtains to the sides while i fucked her.
Steve Poopinyourmouth가 작성 2008년 03월 04일 (화)
clam hole, bang box, moose knuckle, piss flaps, hatchet wound, cum dumpster, cum recepticle, whore hole...and so on.
example: its when a fat mook bitch cant keep her sloppy clam hole filled up with a dirty cunt rag and the damn piss flaps start swisha smackin in the wind.
goon가 작성 2004년 03월 11일 (목)
Found on VERY obese women, the excess lard that flaps between the abdomen and the knees.
I thought the hoe was wearing a weighted slip under her skirt, but it was actually just her beef curtain!
McLardy가 작성 2007년 08월 25일 (토)
disgustingly large or floppy outer lips of a females vagina
Her beef curtains were floppier than a bassett hounds ears.
gwenstefani가 작성 2005년 05월 23일 (월)
another word for female gentalia, or a vagina.
"Man, I finally saw Jenny's big ol' beef curtain, and it was hella nast..."
bigolbeefcurtain가 작성 2005년 04월 21일 (목)
The Place on fat chicks legs That You'd never know was hiding a pussy, that rubs together and bCurtains /b The vagina While also Making people Run Screaming when seen.
"Yo Sean, does Tara have beef curtains?"
"Why no, no she doesn't"
"Why no, no she doesn't"
P-Fresh가 작성 2007년 05월 03일 (목)


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Covers the variance for a normally distributed random variable.
This video gives more detail about the mathematical principles presented in Variance of Normally Distributed Data.
This video shows how to work step-by-step through one or more of the examples in Variance of Normally Distributed Data.
Examines the statistical concept of standard deviation, which is used to characterize the spread of a distribution. The video also differentiates between sample standard deviations and population standard deviations and introduces the formulas.
Use statistics to analyze how car ownership is changing in the United States.


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The following information is for the Climate CoLab's Crowds & Climate conference, which runs all day Wednesday and Thursday morning. For information about Solve and other HUBweek sessions, click here.
We intentionally keep the conference fees low in order to reduce barriers to participation. The fee helps cover the conference's food costs.
Online & On-Site Registration
You may register online for Crowds & Climate until September 27, 2016, 5 PM Eastern Time for a fee of $75. An early bird rate of $50 is available for individuals who sign up before September 7, 2016 at 12:00 PM noon Eastern Time. If you register on or after Sunday, September 25, we may not be able to provide you with a printed name badge but you will be able to complete one on-site.
Tickets may be purchased the day of the event at the on-site registration/information desk for $75 in cash or check made out to "MIT Center for Collective Intelligence". Credit cards will not be accepted at the door. The on-site registration desk will be available at the MIT Samberg Conference Center (the location of the conference) on Wednesday, September 28. On-site registrations will be accepted on a space-available basis.
Advance registration is strongly encouraged.
A limited number of scholarships are available for students to attend Crowds & Climate free of charge. If you are a full-time undergraduate or graduate student and would like to apply for a scholarship, please email email@example.com with a photo of your valid student ID and one paragraph on what you are hoping to gain from attending the conference. Scholarship recipients will be provided with instructions on how to register with the scholarship. (The scholarship covers the registration fee only. It does not cover any expenses for travel or accommodation.)
What's Included
Registration for Crowds & Climate includes all attendance at all sessions on September 28, and morning sessions on September 29. Morning beverages, lunch, and afternoon coffee and tea will be served on September 28, and there will be an evening reception open to all conference registrants. Morning beverages will be served on September 29.
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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi is not letting pregnancy get in the way of her style.
The expectant Jersey Shore star shared a new photo of herself wearing a body-hugging black dress that shows off her figure – and her growing baby bump.
"Love this photo," Snooki said in a Twitter post to accompany the picture. "Shows off my bump perfectly."
The mom-to-be, who has said she wants to continue to wear fabulous shoes while she's expecting, also dons some gold heels and a pink headband to compete her look.
Also on display in the photo: Snooki's pregnancy cleavage, which she showed off in another Twitpic in March.
– Marla Lehner
Snooki Shows Off Her Baby Bump
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The prospect of a mis-selling fine much higher than had been expected has forced Homeserve to set aside tens of millions of pounds in additional cash.
The insurer, which covers more than two million customers against the risks of leaky pipes and faulty boilers, said yesterday that the Financial Conduct Authority had set a provisional level for a fine at £34.5 million.
That is almost six times higher than Homeserve had planned for. It had earmarked £6 million to cover a fine plus associated costs, but now has "prudently" topped that up with a further £30 million.
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Quandary Peak Feb 19th?
Need a climbing partner? Trying to form a hiking group for an outing?
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Re: Quandary Peak Feb 19th?
Did anyone make it up to Quandary today (or going tomorrow)? We're thinking about heading up on Monday and I wanted to see if anyone had some details on conditions. Thanks for the help!
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Re: Quandary Peak Feb 19th?
There were a few places on the way up below tree line where show shoes came in really handy and they were really nice on the way down below tree line when the snow softened later in the day. Above tree line some slip on spikes worked well. Actually the whole trip could have been made without snowshoes or spikes. Other than that it was just absurdly windy. It may have snowed quite a bit there last night so conditions may have completely changed since yesterday.
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Re: Quandary Peak Feb 19th?
I agree, it was crazy windy on Quandary this weekend. I wonder - is this much wind normal for this time of year on 14ers?
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Re: Quandary Peak Feb 19th?
summited yesterday around 1:45pm. it was windy but completely bearable. bring a face mask. windiest part was the flat-ish area before the big steep part at the end (~1/2 mi from summit). wore snowshoes the whole time except put a snowboard on on the way down a little bit above tree line
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It seems I am having a problem for preparing a crosscompiler for the SH3/4.
Essentially this is the one that the Dreamcast uses. I attempted to use Mr. Kegel's
cross-tool except partway through extracting it-- tar then made some idiotic
complaint regarding the patches directory and then quit. And yes I did this under a
user other then root. It seemed to think that the name of it was changed halfway
through extraction.
Even though Mr. Kegel's excellent method is indeed appropriate for this, I'd like to
try an alternate solution. I think there are reasonably complete toolchains available
via the LinuxDC crowd, but I thought I'd ask here first.
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I was building a cellular automaton earlier (fireflies simulation) and I decided to use a C# enum to represent a fly's current state (Charging, Sensitive, and Flashing). This is fine.
However when it came to rendering the CA world I needed to map a Color instance to each state, so I created a static Dictionary<FlyState,Color> member whereby a colour could be matched to a fly's state.
However NProf reports that the dictionary's FindEntry call (from the indexer property) was consuming 50% of my program's CPU time (eh wtf).
I modified my code to use Dictionary<Int32,Color> and changed the indexer property call to cast the FlyState to int, and suddenly it dropped from 50% down to 4%.
I'd have thought Dictionary would call .GetHashCode on the enum directly, which (should) be identical to Int32.GetHashCode.
So what's going on, eh?


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Meet Snow Lilly!
She is the zoo's only polar bear.
She is 29 years old and weight around 600 pounds.
Biologist estimate there are between 20,000-25,000 polar bears, 60% live in Canada.
Polar bears are also found in the U.S., Russia, Greenland and Norway.
To celebrate International Polar Bear Day, Snow Lilly had several special treats.
These treats were not only tasty but also play an important role in her enrichment.
Enrichment helps encourage behaviors similar to what would be seen in the wild and it also helps keep the animals' minds active, stimulated and healthy.
One of her treats was a rabbit, after all she would be eating seals and caribou.
There are also treats hidden in this box for Snow Lilly to discover.
The seagulls are happy to hang around to see if there are any left-overs.
Since 2008, polar bears have been listed as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act.
As part of her enrichment, she can shake the box to get the pellets and scallops to fall out as her reward.
This box was generously given as part of the zoo's Giving Tree.
The zoo has a wish list on Amazon.com where people can purchase items to support animal enrichment.
Items purchased through the wish list are sent directly to the zoo.
Click here to see how you can donate.
A number of items including Yummy Chummies Salmon Oil are still on Snow Lilly's wish list.
Animal enrichment is also a requirement for the zoo keeping their accreditation.
International Polar Bear Day... how can you help? Try one of these simple steps:
1. Adjust your thermostat a few degrees (up or down, depending on where you live or the season) to show your commitment to greenhouse gas reductions.
2. Insulate your home or taking other steps to save energy
3. Let your representatives know you support a fair price for carbon.
Reducing carbon emissions maybe the biggest hope to their survival.
The polar bears can be found in the North America area of the zoo.
Click here to get more information about the zoo, including hours and admission rates.
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Both Management Studio and Management Studio Express support database
Anything related to SQL Server Agent is not in Management Studio Express,
including jobs.
From http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms365247.aspx
SSMSE is different from the complete SQL Server Management Studio in the
following ways:
a.. SSMSE cannot manage Analysis Services, Integration Services, SQL
Server 2005 Mobile Edition, Notification Services, or Reporting Services.
b.. You cannot update the full-text catalog by using SSMSE. You can use
sqlcmd utility or Windows Scheduler to update the full-text catalog.
c.. Interactive Resolver, which lets you resolve conflicts manually during
on-demand synchronization in Microsoft Windows Synchronization Manager, is
not supported in SSMSE.
d.. SSMSE does not support scheduling administrative tasks by using SQL
Server Agent.
e.. In SSMSE, Object Explorer only supports Database Engine instances. The
Connect to Server dialog box prevents connecting to other services, such as
Analysis Services.
f.. Because SSMSE is a subset of SQL Server Management Studio, all objects
that would normally be enumerated for a specific Database Engine Object
Explorer tree are still visible in SSMSE. If it is an object for an
unsupported item, only the refresh command is available.
g.. Help for SSMSE is not installed by the product. If you press F1, MSDN
Online help opens. Pressing F1, you are able to access all F1 help topics,
but you do not see a table of contents or an index for the SQL Server 2005
documentation. To add SQL Server 2005 documentation to SSMSE, install SQL
Server 2005 Books Online from SQL Server 2005 Books Online Download Center.
After installing, in the Contents pane of the Books Online, you can use the
SQL Server Express filter to hide the content that does not apply to SQL
Server Express edition.
Rick Byham
Documentation Manager,
Microsoft, SQL Server Books Online
This posting is provided "as is" with
no warranties, and confers no rights.
wrote in message
> Is there any difference between SQL Server Management Studio Express and
> the management studio that comes with SQL Server 2005 standard edition?
> Specifically, is diagramming missing from both?
> Thanks,
> Keith


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