Legal Rents
Matt Bruenig argues against the current legal education and licensing regime. While doing so, he imperils his future favoured status.
Monthly Archive: April 2014
Linky Friday #66
Links! Click on them and go places! This week: Space, Energy, Science Multiculturalism, Labor, Relationships, and Smoking!
Florida’s legislature does some underwriter-splainin’.
Because you can’t have True Freedom and Liberty without mindless, overbearing, politically-motivated government regulations.
The FDA’s Light Hammer Comes Down
The FDA finally moves on eCigarettes. Trumwill gives the rundown of what they got right and what they got wrong.
Cliven Bundy, Mass Resistance, and the Fragility of the Rule of Law
In 1832, the Supreme Court issued a decision in the case of Worcester v. Georgia. The Court in that case ruled that Georgia’s law prohibiting non-Native Americans from being present on Native American lands...
Mount Rushmore – Candy Edition
A new weekly feature wherein everyone gets mad at each other yelling about something meaningless. This weeks’ topic? CANDY!
ABC v Aereo — Why You Should Care
Earlier this week the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of American Broadcasting Companies v Aereo. Michael Cain looks at how the eventual decision could affect the technology you use every day.
Open Post on Gun Violence
Shootings in Chicago are on the rise despite some of the most strict gun laws in the nation.
How To: Cook Oven-Fried Chicken
Although there are a variety of ways to beautifully prepare chicken, none to me is as easy, as satisfying, and as homely as oven-fried chicken. I had the great fortune of being raised by...
Gotchu!
From Mad Rocket Scientist comes this brief but amazing reflection on fatherhood and the word “love.”
