As you can see, we’ve moved from the Washington Post, where we’ve blogged since early 2014, to Reason. Good to see you here, and we hope you’ll keep visiting us here often! We wanted to say a few things about our move, to satisfy those curious about it and to avoid the need for people to speculate about our reasons. | More at Reason.com
NH KENO Sales Exceed Expectations
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The state says that thousands of customers generated close to $40,000 in the first day of KENO 603 sales.
Customers bought over 5,800 tickets at nearly 40 locations statewide with the first drawings held Friday. Players won about $22,000 in prizes. | Keep Reading at US News
“Many parents cannot afford private schools; SB-193 will help”
If a contractor did a good job for you but a bad job for your neighbor would you force your neighbor to keep rehiring the same contractor? Would you tell your neighbor to hire a second contractor to follow the first and fix the first contractor’s poor work? No.
But this is what happens with children’s education. Many public schools fail to provide a good educational opportunity to all students. And parents have to make up for public school deficiencies if they can. | Keep Reading at GraniteGrok.com
An Open Letter to Crypto-Wealthy Libertarians, Voluntarists, and Anarchists
With $1 trillion market cap for all cryptocurrency on the horizon, it’s pretty clear a bunch of voluntarist/anarchists/libertarians have access to unprecedented wealth – if not now, very soon.
If achieving liberty in your lifetime is important to you and you have now found yourself with, or will very soon (if the prices keep rising) have access to more wealth than you have ever had access to, or could have imagined having, now is the time that you should seriously consider a couple of options. | Keep Reading at Free Keene
Ed Naile: Jury Duty for Thee, But Not For Me
The ridiculous claim that anyone, from anywhere, without any identification, can vote in New Hampshire in a Federal Election simply by “intending” in his mind, to become lawfully domiciled or abandon a previous domicile, has created two distinct classes of NH voter.
One voter is domiciled in NH and the other can register, ignore the laws of their own state, and stay on the NH voter database for as long as he, or someone in his place, keep voting in General Elections. That is patently unconstitutional and is defended by our NH Secretary of State and Attorney General’s Office. | Keep Reading at CNHT
Skip Murphy: Technical Difficulties – thanks for your patience!
I messed up in trying to institute a change (on GraniterGrok.com)– and blew it up.
Thanks to Carolyn McKinney and the Support team at Nexcess in picking, choosing, advancing, falling back in trying to “scalpel” it. Thank the good Lord for backups as that’s what we ended up having to do. Before the backup, I saved off the posts since 12/10 and will be putting them back into the system tomorrow. | Keep Reading at GraniteGrok.com
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SpaceX has credible competition rocketing its way
SpaceX is Elon Musk’s rocket firm that is now known for having the first rocket that has now landed successfully and then reused for another mission. However, creeping up its tail is Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin.
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Tagged Amazon, Blue Origin, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Space X
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