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Yankees GameLog: Game 1

March 31, 2011
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The start of the 2011 campaign for the New York Yankees provided us with an ample amount of foreshadowing. Not only did Mark Teixeira crush a Justin Verlander pitch out into right field, but more importantly, the rejuvenated Yankee bullpen displayed their dominance over the final three innings of the tie. The old cliché...

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Don’t Fear Change

February 3, 2011
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Don’t Fear Change

The revolution in Egypt has had me glued to my digital screens. I have constantly been watching the Aljazeera English live stream online in want of always wanting to be updated as the US news channels coverage has been lacking. What I notice more...

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Why Net Neutrality is Good and Why You Should Care

August 24, 2010
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Why Net Neutrality is Good and Why You Should Care

Net Neutrality is a term that pretty much describes the status quo of the internet today. That is to say that the Internet is neutral and there is no restriction on what websites and content the consumer may view. However the ISPs that provide...

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Where has the discourse gone?

August 2, 2010
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Where has the discourse gone?

This is not a rant, this is a quiet resignation of the fact that the “survival of the fittest” mentality that has perpetuated every fiber of our being, in...

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American History MMX

July 25, 2010
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American History MMX

It all began with the Tea Party. Left-wing pundits threw around the race card quicker than Stephen Strasburg could fire a 100 mph fastball across the plate. Allegations of...

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World Cup Predictions Podcast

May 25, 2010
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Michael Jaskot hosts Greg Traina to discuss their predictions for the Football World Cup being held in South Africa. Mike and Greg discuss who they think will qualify out...

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The Homogenized and Vacuous Court

May 13, 2010
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The Homogenized and Vacuous Court

...the biggest issue is the simple fact that both Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan are ultimately products of professional American meritocracy, a system where only those who are overly...

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Lifestyle: Small Business in New York City, Part I

April 25, 2010
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Lifestyle: Small Business in New York City, Part I

While the prestige and glamor surrounding Wall Street and New York’s financial district presents to the world at large the image of a city dominated by multinational corporations and...

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Right from Under Our Nose

March 4, 2010
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Between all the partisan bickering and the cable news networks, news of any legislation that is not related to the economy or healthcare just gets brushed aside and is...

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Wall Slammed Senate (yes, it is a reference to torture)

March 4, 2010
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The Senate is broken. Things have gotten so bad now that Obama will force through the current health care bill under an obscure parliamentary process called “Reconciliation.” (I never...

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Lifestyle: The Cigar Lounges of New York, Part I

February 13, 2010
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Groucho Marx famously opined, “A woman is a temporary pleasure, while a good cigar is a smoke.” He was certainly not the first (and won’t likely be the last)...

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Notes from SFL New York 2009

November 7, 2009
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                Held at Columbia University’s Alfred Learner Hall, the 2009 New York Students For Liberty Conference brought together such groups as libertarians, classical liberals, free-market capitalists, moderates, conservatives, and...

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