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New From CLI
- Climategate: For IPCC, Writing Is on the Wall … and It’s in Chinese -- Pajamas Media (Feb 5, 2010).
- A Frank Discussion of the Pitfalls of Democracy -- The American (Feb 3, 2010).
- Are confusing and conflicting patents the same as NO patents? -- Convergence Law Institute (Feb 1, 2010).
- Supreme Climate Folly -- The American (Dec 18, 2009).
- Opening a Can of Worms: Government and Climate Change Data -- The
American (Dec 2, 2009).
- Bleeding Biotech -- The American (Oct. 24, 2009).
- How to Think About Net Neutrality -- The American (Sept. 26, 2009).
- Maybe We Should Spend More on Health Care -- The American (Aug. 26, 2009).
- The Problem With Zero: 'Free' isn't as attractive as it might initially seem -- National Review Online (July 20, 2009).
- Behind the Green Dam -- The American (July 9, 2009)
- What
China shouldn't learn from the US -- Asia Times (June 10, 2009)
- Glenwood
Springs Residents Should Say No to Municipal Broadband -- CLI Whitepaper (April
2009)
- The
Coming of the Fourth American Republic -- The American (April
21, 2009)
- Preparing
the Obituary -- The American (March 3, 2009)
- The
Battle Over Drug Safety and Pre-emption -- TCS Daily (Jan. 31,
2009)
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"This is the largest fountain in the world. . . . Water is known as the symbol of life and wealth in Chinese culture, and the inward motion of the water . . . represents riches pouring in."
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