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I'm a doctoral candidate in political science (philosophy/theory) at Louisiana State University, but am currently living in Bellevue, Nebraska. I'm a libertarian (small L) who likes Austrian economics, science fiction and fantasy, martial arts, guns and blades, rock and heavy metal music, science and technology, open source software, and more.
Website: http://www.veritasnoctis.net/
Blog: http://veritasnoctis.blogspot.com/
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That is, the one for him for president, and the one where the state in which his op-ed appears, California, voted to bar gay marriage.
Libertarian Party candidate Barr was not well-loved by many party members for writing the 1996 federal Defense of Marriage Act, which Barr disavows in the Los Angeles Times with some of these words. (This is not the first time he's said he regrets DOMA. But it is the first time he did so in a piece written by him in a major newspaper. It might have been politically smarter to write and try to ...
WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush's "after-life," as Laura Bush calls the post-presidency, is shaping up to be pretty comfortable, with a Dallas office, staffers, Secret Service protection, a travel budget, medical coverage and a $196,700 annual pension, all at taxpayers' expense.
As President-elect Obama toots his green-energy horn, the smart money in Silicon Valley is reversing its position on the moneymaking potential of wind, solar and geothermal power sources.
The pullback by Silicon Valley’s venture-capital elite is part of a complete overhaul of its investment criteria. The big surprise is that green investments are on the hit list along with other high-tech innovations — a reversal of the save-the-planet culture that has emerged in this Mecca of libertarian funding.
An article in today’s New York Times revealed that Silicon Valley VCs are now turning to shorter term opportunities versus the ...
In March 2008, Trent Reznor's Nine Inch Nails released the first part of Ghosts I-IV via BitTorrent, and released all four albums under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license. Even though fans could easily get free versions of the album, Ghosts actually went on to become the best-selling album of 2008 on Amazon's MP3 store.
Radiohead's In Rainbows, another high-profile album which was available for free for a limited time in late 2007, ended the year just outside of Amazon's Top 10 for 2008.
Why Pay for Free Music?
Trent Reznor himself questioned the viability ...
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