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Category Archives: Community
“Price Gouging” During a Disaster is Good
Natural disasters are terrible any way you slice it. Hurricane Sandy was a particularly devastating storm for people in the Northeast. My heart goes out to those people affected by the storm, especially those who have lost loved ones. Having … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Economy
Tagged broken window, FEMA, gas prices, gouging, price controls, price gouging, rationing
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Unleashing An Education Renaissance
My design studio recently sponsored an inspiring event produced by Raaya Design called Protothon: Designing Hands-on Learning Experiences. Roughly twenty participants including educators, designers, parents, and even some elementary school students broke into teams of 4-5 to brainstorm on a … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Education
Tagged badging, Ben Chavis, education, Friedman Foundation, public schools, teachers union, vouchers
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Reflections on Veteran’s Day!
Life these days is a constant flurry of activity, information and noise. Even our down time is spent absorbing television rays, texting, dodging traffic, or planning our next activity. That’s why it’s important to take a deep breath every once … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Foreign Policy
Tagged bring troops home, Ron Paul, troops, veterans, Veterans Day
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Liberty Newswire – 10/13/2011
[The Liberty Insight Newswire is an aggregation of what we consider to be important financial and political news and commentary from across the web.] This week’s newswire examines the Occupy Wall Street movement. What the heck is it? Do they … Continue reading
What Does a Libertarian City Look Like?
Most people just assume that certain public functions such as building roads, managing parks and collecting trash need to be handled by the government. Libertarians believe that private companies competing for business are more efficient and cost effective than government … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving Y’all!
We all know the story of the first thanksgiving. The Pilgrims were dying off because they couldn’t grow enough food. Then the Indians came and taught them some tricks of the trade to help their crops. (The Indians might be … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Tagged John Stossel, pilgrims, property rights, Thanksgiving, tragedy of the commons
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Last Weekend I Went to a Barn Raising.
Actually, it was a baby shower. It was a barn raising and a baby shower. Maybe I should clarify. Some friends of mine are building a small guesthouse/office in their backyard. They’re also building a family, with a three year … Continue reading