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Category Archives: Film
The Toronto Camera Club, founded the same year as the first roll of film was introduced, celebrates 125 years
I enjoy taking pictures and when I'm in Toronto again, I think I'm going to look this place up. A tour would be fabulous. I really enjoyed the following story, especially the photos and hope you do to. The Toronto … Continue reading
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FEE’s Blinking Lights Project
"This is our first project dedicated to the importance of character in a free society, a theme we have emphasized since our inception." Lawrence W. Reed, President , Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) Visit the "Blinking Lights Project here… and … Continue reading
Lessons in Freedom: My pleasures, my vices
Tibor R. Machan I am not in the habit of airing my dirty laundry, so this will be a rare case. I feel the urge to confess that I have some guilty pleasures, ones that actually have political implications. As … Continue reading
Hole in The Wall, Abaco Bahamas – Photo of the week
Another beautiful spot in our Bahamas. 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/.
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Lawrence Reed talking Adam Smith on “The World Show”
The Foundation for Economic Education put the following excellent interview up a couple days back. Here's the summary from Fee.org. "One year ago, FEE president Lawrence Reed appeared on a half-hour show on Canadian television called “The World Show.” "In … Continue reading
The Eagles – Song of the week – February 18, 2013 – Journey of the Sorcerer
A couple years back, some friends suggested we go see the Eagles when they reunited for their Long Road Out of Eden CD, and I must admit being a little hesitant. But it was fabulous. That aside, something recently reminded … Continue reading
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On the night table: Ladies for Liberty by John Blundell
Thursday evenings book talk by Dr. Blundell for the Nassau Institute, was a fun and educational evening. Speaking on his book Ladies for Liberty: Women Who Made A Difference In American History, Dr. Blundell provided brief vignettes into the lives … Continue reading
Rodriguez – Song of the week – January 21, 2013 – Inner City Blues
When our son and daughter-in-law visited recently they told us about a fabulous documentary entitled Searching For Sugar Man. It's about an American musician, Rodriguez, whose music was widely and wildly accepted in South Africa, even motivating young bands with … Continue reading
Update: The Bahamian Project
"The Bahamian Project is an ongoing effort in collaboration with the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas and Popopstudios International Center for the Visual Arts, to create a collection of portraits that will be the foundation of a permanent National … Continue reading
Tedeschi Trucks Band – Song of the week – January 7, 2013 – Bound for Glory
On their own Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi are fabulous. Together, they are incredible. I really hope to see them live this year. Enjoy Bound for Glory below.
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