Libertarians in the Mainstream Media: Reply to Michael Kinsley by Walter Block DIGG THIS Part A. I. Introduction

The Ron Paul I Know by Carol Paul DIGG THIS The story of our family would have to start with the man Ron Paul, who saw the American Dream and decided that it could be his – and now he wants it to be yours if you so choose.

Two Great Stories--Truly Great [Michael Ledeen] Another inspirational email going around. Fabulous. STORY NUMBER ONE Many years ago, Al Capone virtually owned Chicago .. Capone wasn't famous for anything heroic. He was notorious for enmeshing the windy city in everything from bootlegged booze and prostitution to murder. Capone had a lawyer nicknamed "Easy Eddie." He was Capone's lawyer for a good reason. Eddie was very good! In fact, Eddie's skill at legal maneuvering kept Big Al out of jail for a long time.

Compassion, service in spotlight Tonight's Jefferson Awards ceremony will honor Capital Region volunteers By AZRA HAQQIE, Staff writer First published: Wednesday, April 6, 2005 Each year the Jefferson Awards recognize volunteers for serving their communities in helping the needy and supporting education, health care, ethnic awareness and the arts. The awards are sponsored nationally by the American Institute for Public Service, based in Wilmington, Del., and locally by St. Peter's Health Care Services, WNYT Ch. 13 and the Times Union.

Here is an article I've saved regarding Mark

I am collecting any references to "chopped liver" that I encounter. Here's the latest: Spartan Foray [Mark Krikorian] I'll be speaking this evening at Michigan State, sponsored by the local YAF chapter; see details here. The Young Democratic Socialists chapter on campus held a press conference Tuesday denouncing YAF (see here; the red Che Guevara t-shirt was an especially nice touch), but they don't seem to have attacked me specifically — what am I, chopped liver? I only hope I can get as enthusiastic a response as Tom Tancredo or Chris Simcox. 10/04 06:25 AM

Hola is how they say it down here in Costa Rica. Sorry ive had trouble trying to contact everyone but I haven?t gotten the phone card dialing down yet because there are bout 1200 numbers you have to dial and by the time you get them dialed you only get the answering machine oh well. Another difficulty is that we are not allowed to use the wireless network because we'll jam up the system and so we have to connect our laptops to the 7 desktop computers that are in high demand. The Internet is deathly slow like the old computers we use to

There were two great articles in the Gazette discussing Rob's home in the stockade. They are attached for anyone who didn't catch them.