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Nassau Motor Service Video for Bahamas B2B

I can't help it. Our guys did such a great job. Thanks to Bahamas B2B and everyone involved. Read more →

Dilemma at Clifton Point, New Providence, Bahamas

Richard Coulson First published in The Tribune November 12, 2009 A few days’ recent strolling The Clifton Heritage National Park gave a sharp antidote to the grandiloquent opening ceremony last April and revealed a distressing truth: the Park is one of those well-meaning but fuzzy ideas that without rational planning... Read more →

Lessons in Freedom: Yes, Roger Federer is Human

Tibor R. Machan Roger Federer--who is the most successful tennis player in the recorded history of the game and who won his 15th grand slam championship on Sunday, July 5th at Wimbledon--is, contrary to suspicions voiced by Roger Cohen, of The New York Times, in a column titled "Roger Federer... Read more →

What is Hulan Hanna (Assistant Commissioner of Police, The Bahamas) Thinking?

by Jerome Pinder In an article in today's Tribune "Police warning for Public frustrated with armed robberies," Assistant Commissioner of Police Hulan Hanna warns the Public of taking matters into their own hands. If this is all he has to say on the matter, then he should have kept quiet.... Read more →

The Nassau Institute is dead wrong - again! about Climate Change

Rick Lowe A letter writer to The Tribune going by the pseudonym of Galileo resorts to calling The Nassau Institute names in this recent missive. As Russell Roberts said recently: "When you have the facts, no need to yell and insult your opponent. Just show them the facts. It's about... Read more →

Lessons in Freedom: Gratitude and Bailouts

Tibor R. Machan Business Week reports--in the July 13 & 20, 2009, issue, on page 22--that Assistant Professor Randle Raggio of Louisiana State University has written, for the Harvard Business Review, a case study of "whether bailout recipients should say thanks." This kind of exercise is a puzzle. Exactly how... Read more →

What can we do about crime in Nassau, Bahamas?

Rick Lowe Almost everyone you come in contact with these days seems preoccupied by crime here on Nassau. Crime has certainly increased, but what can we do about it? I've recommended we all become more vigilant with calling the Police when we see things going on in our neighbourhoods that... Read more →

Lessons in Freedom: Rights and Animals Again

Tibor R. Machan That people have rights is an idea that has been around a while--some argue that even Aristotle, who accepted a form of slavery for some, began to reflect on them back in ancient Greece. In time the notion got cleared up a good deal and with John... Read more →

Dr. Russell Roberts on The Peculiar Economics of Political Pandering

Rick Lowe As usual, Dr. Roberts provides more lessons for our politico's and our understanding of economics here. Enjoy. Read more →

Brian Plummer - Song of the week - December 14, 2009 - No Questions

Rick Lowe Skimming through my record collection the other day, I came across Brian Plummer's 1980 release, No Questions. However searching the Internet I found this web site dedicated to his memory as he regretfully passed away. But luckily his music lives on. I hope you enjoy the title track... Read more →