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Bring back private pirate hunters
Breitbart
US lawmaker: Bring back private pirate hunters
Breitbart
Human Achievement Hour: Can it Exist Peacefully with Earth Hour?
On the surface, though, the idea of Human Achievement Hour isn't bad at all when so much has been forgotten of how much we really…
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Tea Parties Should be More than Anti-Tax
FT Adviser
Diary: Protest fever hits the City
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Capitalist-David rally versus Goliath-protests for Socialism
During the G20 summit something like 40,000 plus protesters slated to descend upon London. Of that number, there is a small but growing and…
Village Voice
Rightbloggers on Easter Eggs, Notre Dame, Earth Hour, Etc.
Townhall
Human Achievement Hour
Chicago Breaking News
Lights Going Out for ‘Earth Hour’
The Secrets of Vancouver
Voting for Humanity and Its Achievements
Yahoo!
Celebrating Human Achievement
Newsbusters
Time Plugging Laughably Lame ‘Earth Hour’
Pajamas Media
CELEBRATE HUMAN ACHIEVEMENT HOUR
Pajamas Media
Alternatives to Earth Hour
San Francisco Examiner
Turn it on! Turn’em all on
Michelle Malkin
Human Achievement Hour
Free Republic
Human Achievement Hour
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Human Achievement Hour
This week CEI announced the creation of Human Achievement Hour (HAH) to be celebrated at 8:30pm on March 28th 2009 (the same time and…
National Review
Human Achievement Hour
Daily Mail
Hour Power
American Digest
Human Achievement Hour to Light Up the Dark Earth Hour
American Digest
This ‘Earth Hour,’ leave the lights on
This week Competitive Enterprise Institute announced the creation of Human Achievement Hour (HAH) to be celebrated at 8:30 p. m. on March 28, 2009…
American Digest
Human Achievement Hour
The New Clarion
Alternatives to Earth Hour
Green Biz
Not Taking Part in Earth Hour? How About ‘Human Achievement Hour’?
News Release
CEI Announces ‘Human Achievement Hour’ to Coincide with ‘Earth Hour’
The Competitive Enterprise Institute, a leading free-market think tank, plans to recognize “Human Achievement Hour” between 8:30pm and 9:30pm on March 28, 2009. The new one-hour holiday coincides…
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Online gambling increases despite “ban”
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CO Liquor Stores & Craft Brewers Against Consumers?
After running into the owners of a Colorado Brewery this weekend, I stumbled on a battle going on in the state between, as the…
Punditry by the Pint
Beer Wars
Overlawyered
What have they done with the old Rose and Crown?
Overlawyered
What Have They Done With the Old Rose and Crown
Letters
The Calculation of Climate Change Risk in the Provision of Insurance
Full Document Available in PDF It is obvious to anybody that a risk of climate change exists: weather patterns…
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Business + Gov. Leeching = Job loss
As I blogged about earlier many states…
Letters
Proposed Taxes on Reinsurance Will Hurt Consumers
Full Document Available in PDF Additional taxes on reinsurance transactions would wreak havoc with…
Casino Affiliate Programs
U.S. Research Body Underlines Legality of Online Gambling
Casino Intensity
A Competitive Enterprise Institute Study May Aid the Online Casino Industry
Gambling Moments
Online Gambling In The US: LEGAL
USA Online Casinos
The Legality of US Online Gambling
Rational Review
The Legality of Online Gambling
Zibb
CEI Naming Vermont Best, Florida Worst for State Insurance Regulation
Zibb
CEI Naming Vermont Best, Florida Worst for State Insurance Regulation
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Michigan Steps Aside for Stimulus
Oregonian brewers looking for a new home may want to consider moving to Michigan where a state authority may just understand the principle…
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The Truth About Online Gambling
Michelle Minton explores why government shouldn't treat gambling as if we lived in the Old West.
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Bad McCarty! Bad!
Will regulators never learn? You can’t force businesses to actively pursue a business model that is unprofitable. Florida’s Governor Charlie Crist and Insurance regulator Kevin…
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Craft Brewers leeched by Oregon Regulators
Why legislators think it is a good idea to put their heels on the neck of the most productive industries is beyond me. Perhaps following…
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Cheers to the B.E.E.R. Act
TMC Net
Optional Federal Charters for insurance companies
Florida Real Estate Journal
Property insurance reform in Florida
TMC Net
There Being Little Chance of OFC Opponents Being Swayed by ‘New-and-Improved’ Bill
Property and Casualty Insurance News
Critics Hitting U.S. Insurance Regulator Bill Proposal
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Smoke On in California?
A liberty loving person could almost applaud the proposed roll-back of anti-smoking legislation in, of all places, California. The city of Long Beach,…
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CA Restaurant & Bar Owners (not drinkers) Will Feel the Pinch of Nickel Tax
February 1st 2009 is the day that California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s per-drink tax increase will go into effect throughout the state. The tax…
The Player
Americans Tell Obama to Legalize Online Poker
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From Each According to his Profitability…
That seems to be the motto of Illinois, at least of those legislators who decided to tax casinos in order to prop up…
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Lame Duck Flies in the Face of Americans’ Rights
The Bush administration is arguable one of the most wildly unprincipled in the history of the white house. They have acquiesced to or…
Tech Policy Central
CEI Blasts New Banking, Internet Gambling Regulations
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Bush ignores his own mandate.
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Private Regulators Win Hands Down
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Obama: a Safe Bet for Online Gamers
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The ‘Eviler’ of Two Evils?
Capital Reseach
The economic crisis is the fault of the American people
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The Horseracing Industry wins by a nose (for now)
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New Regulation in MD a Halloween “trick”?
Unfortunately, this is not a Halloween joke— the Maryland Parole and Probation Division is completely serious. Sex offenders in Maryland are being told that…
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What ever happened to cut-throat politics?
Free Republic
Community Reinvestment Act Helped Cause the Wall Street Crisis
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Investing in Communal Failure: The Current Economic Crisis as a Result of Regulation
Unfettered greed is the suspect many point at to explain the current economic crisis. To some extent, they are right, but it isn't irrational…
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Comments to The Property and Casualty Insurance© Committee
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Letters
Letter to Congress on the Unlawful Internet Gambling Act
Eli Lehrer and Michelle Minton join Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, to oppose new gaming regulation.
Study
Optional Federal Charter for Insurers
An optional federal charter for insurers would help consumers by creating competition between regulators.
Op-Eds
Don’t be fooled – horses are risky
Regarding the April 18 story, “Bridgeton woman’s horses make insurance company skittish”: Cordelia Ashton believes that it’s unfair for her insurance company…
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Put the Insurance before the Horse
Poker Pages
The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act
Poker News
Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act
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Lawmakers: Rounders on the Hill
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More than Rotten Teeth in the UK
Op-Eds
No Dice
Anybody who has spent time in Washington knows that Congress often passes bad laws. But even the most widely derided laws — think…
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Unconstitutional Health Care Plans
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Right to Refuse Service
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Jimmy Knows Why We Need Guns
Study
The Community Reinvestment Act’s Harmful Legacy
How the CRA has hurt those it was intended to help, residence of low income neighborhoods with little access to credit.
Study
Some Answers about Credit Unions
A recent, widely circulated advertisement from the American Bankers Association asks some questions of the credit union industry. They’re good questions and, in…
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Will California Finally Evict Rent Control Laws?
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Ridiculous Lack of Personal Responsibility
The Atlantic
Taxi Cab Confessions
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Cabbies Shrugged
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Darfur: Starving for Freedom
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CIGNA Mistakes? Maybe, but Murder…?
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Bye Bye Birdie
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Snowballing Litigation
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Dying by the FDA’s Rules
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Radiating Fear
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Paternalism to the Nth Degree
Comment
Blueprint for an Improved U.S. Financial Regulatory Structure
Op-Eds
‘Profit motive’ can benefit everyone
If Thomas Robertson, the new dean of Wharton School, really wants his students to be a "force for good’"in the world, he ought to…
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Charter Schools: Same Old Problems
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Worse for Kids than Smoke
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Wherefore Art Thou Private Care?
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Splitting Hairs on Speech
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Update: FCC Can Void Cable Agreements
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