Monthly Archives: February 2013

Today marks Carl Menger’s 173rd Birthday

Carl Menger (1840-1921 ) "Carl Menger has the twin distinctions of being the founder of Austrian economics and a cofounder of the marginal utility revolution. Menger worked separately from William Jevons and Leon Walras and reached similar conclusions by a … Continue reading

Posted in Blogs by Rick Lowe, Current Affairs, Economy, Education, International, Politics/Government, Science, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

All of the pleasure, none of the guilt

by Edward Hutcheson It would help the present government to lift up their view of the Bahamian electorate, especially when they make statements about what they have to do for us. The decision to borrow money has always been met … Continue reading

Posted in Blogs by Edward Hutcheson, Current Affairs, Economy, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Tickle Me Pink: Art Exhibition by Dede Brown and Dylan Rapillard

Art that will no doubt excite the senses from two talented young Bahamians. Friday, March 8, 2013, 6:30pm at The Central Bank of The Bahamas, Market & Duke Streets, Nassau. Find out more here…

Posted in Blogs by Rick Lowe, Current Affairs, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Lessons in Freedom: The Libertarian Public Interest

  Click on image to take the quiz by Tibor R. Machan A particularly irksome rhetorical ploy against the free society’s champions is that they refuse to acknowledge that there is such a thing as the public interest (or public … Continue reading

Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a comment

The Last Ditch: Of Poverty and Privilege

One of my favourite blogs is The Last Ditch from Britain, and his post from last week Tuesday "Of poverty and privilege, is spot on. Many of those like myself that were born in the 1950's are the luckiest generation … Continue reading

Posted in Blogs by Rick Lowe, Current Affairs, Economy, International, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Facebook reader smackdown about Mr. Christie and Investors?

In a Facebook response to Saturday's post a reader suggested (edited/reduced) that; "Investors, foreign and domestic, do so because they see an opportunity to make money. Case in point is CWC. Yet they are here and absolutely refuse to even … Continue reading

Posted in Blogs by Rick Lowe, Current Affairs, Economy, International, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

James Taylor – Song of the week – February 25, 2013 – Brother Trucker

James Taylor can do it all. Ballads, rock, blues, country. Two standouts for me are Steamroller, from his 1970 release, Sweet Baby James and Brother Trucker from his 1979 album, Flag. Here's a snippet form his bio on his web … Continue reading

Posted in Blogs by Rick Lowe, Current Affairs, International, Music, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Photo of the week. Montague Foreshore at Low Tide

Rick Lowe Images by Rick Lowe is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at http://www.weblogbahamas.com.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http://www.weblogbahamas.com/. Find more photos at Through The Lens

Posted in Blogs by Rick Lowe, Environment, Photo Of The Week, Weblogs | Leave a comment

The “sandpit of parliament” playing games with education?

by John F. Hedden This past week of events highlighted by the very vocal and visual reaction of students (COBUS) at the College of the Bahamas, has shown the deplorable state of our country and the ineptitude of of our … Continue reading

Posted in Blogs by Guests, Current Affairs, Education, International, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | 9 Comments

Prime Minister Christie’s embarrassing performance at Baha Mar topping off

The stories in the press seemed to gloss over Mr. Christie's (PLP), Prime Minister, "performance" at the Baha Mar topping off celebrations on Thursday night past. An angry caller explained it this way: The Prime Minister wasted the guests time … Continue reading

Posted in Blogs by Rick Lowe, Current Affairs, Economy, International, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | 2 Comments