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Gave this one a shot. I'm not sure on the low-end...I mixed on headphones. Let me know what you guys think... http://soundcloud.com/hulkblood/feared-lords-resistance-army

Please see my above post regarding healthcare, re-read the other posts I offered on the subject and post something that REALLY contributes to the argument. Maybe something with more insight? You are either a man of few words and deep thoughts or a man who does not have the faculties to engage in...

So healthcare is not a market good? Why? Because you and a relatively small group of people say it isn't? That is like saying it looks like a duck, acts like a duck but you are calling it a dog because you want it to be? No matter how much you want it to be a "dog" it will never be one! I guess...

We does it not make sense to you that healthcare is nothing more than a market good? All of the economic attributes of a good apply. Economic laws apply and their effects are readily viewable as we speak in the healthcare market so why wouldn't all of the established theories of making a good...

You are going to disregard my arguments because I made a categorical error? In review, I should have stated that the US has one of the highest standards of living in the world- at least in the top 10. Thank for keeping me in check, but I would still question your ability to provide sound...

Jeff, You are missing a fundamental economics concept that lies in the answer to the healthcare problem at hand. By reducing burdensome regulation and with it, barriers to entry into the market, costs will naturally come down from the amount of money existing healthcare firms have to spend in...

Egan, While the Mises Institute is a place to form an opinion, it does not change the fact that the majority of work present on the site is scholarly in nature- written by economists through extensive research. You are correct in characterization of the Austrian science being deemed "extreme"...

I have just spent the past hour reviewing this thread and I can't believe some of the comments made by people. We could all have different opinions regarding Ron Paul and his policies, especially regarding his stance on the various and sundry social issues. But one area no one should be critical...

The history of credit expansion, i.e. lowering Federal Reserve requirements and manipulating loanable funds interest rates through open market operations dates back much further than the 1970's- try since 1913 (the inception year of the our modern Federal Reserve banking system). As for...

Sorry grabbed the embedded. Here is the link: http://soundcloud.com/hulkblood/track1fade

Worked on this for about a week...had a great time. Still need to do some drum automation, especially on the snare. I am a new to this message board and I am eager to hear what you guys think...good or bad! <iframe width="100%" height="166" scrolling="no" frameborder="no"...