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Some great speakers, I hope you can make it! :) I can promise a crackerjack speech.

http://www.libertopia.org/home/

The speakers for Libertopia 2010 include:

David T. Beito,

Professor of History at the University of Alabama
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_T._Beito

Bruce L. Benson,

Economics Department Chair, a DeVoe Moore Professor, and Distinguished Research Professor at Florida State University
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~bbenson/

Scott Bieser,

Cartoonist, illustrator, graphic novelist and political contrarian.
http://www.bigheadpress.com

Richard B. Boddie, J.D.,

President of The Motivators
http://www.freestateproject.org/about/endorsements/boddie.php

Jim Davidson,

Sovereign individual, entrepreneur, and author.
http://indomitus.net/jdbio.html
http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/being-sovereign/8116211

Michael Edelstein,

Clinical psychologist and author.
http://www.threeminutetherapy.com/bio.html

Patri Friedman,

Executive Director of The Seasteading Institute
http://patrifriedman.com/

Anthony Gregory,

Research Analyst at The Independent Institute and musician
http://anthonygregory.com/

Roderick T. Long,

Professor of philosophy at Auburn University, president of the Molinari Institute, and an anarcho-libertarian blogger
http://aaeblog.com

Spencer MacCallum,

Anthropologist, business consultant, and libertarian anarchist author.
Link Coming Soon!

Stefan Molyneux,

Blogger, essayist, author, and host of the Freedomain Radio series of podcasts
http://www.freedomainradio.com/

John Pugsley,

Libertarian political and economics commentator, lecturer, and author
http://www.biorationalinstitute.com/shownews.php?nid=210

Dr. Mary J. Ruwart,

Libertarian speaker, writer, and activist
http://ruwart.com/Pages/Home/

Paul Rosenberg,

Author and entrepreneur
www.veraverba.com
www.cryptohippie.com

Butler Shaffer,

Professor of Law at Southwestern Law School
http://www.swlaw.edu/faculty/faculty_listing/facultybio/70115

Michael Shermer,

Science writer, historian of science, and founder of The Skeptics Society
http://www.michaelshermer.com/

Jay Stuart Snelson,

Professional speaker and creator of The V-50 Lectures and Win-Win Theory.
http://jaysnelson.com/

Brad Spangler,

Anarchist blogger and Director, Center for a Stateless Society
http://bradspangler.com/

Marc Stevens,

Voluntaryist author, consultant and radio show host
http://marcstevens.net/

Michael Strong,

Pioneer in education and independent learning
http://www.flowidealism.org/Home/about-us.html

Jason Talley,

Fr33 Agent Activist, Abolitionist, Videographer, New Media Marketer
http://fr33agents.net/profile/jdtalley

I wonder what Butler Shaefer and Rod Long will be speaking on.

Been on an unintended week-long hiatus, gratitude of local LE.

Pleasant surprise, to come back to. Due simply to the fact that J. Davidson, Roderick Long, Spangler, M. Stevens, and Strong, I hope I could make it. Roderick Long, in particular. He has an awesome youtube series readily viweable (audible) on NohnSvaha's channel. Much more on Nietzsche there, Robert Bly's Iron John, etc.

If I can get my Virago in condition for long distance, and I suppose, against my wishes both registered and myself licensed, an' I can convince my lil' lady to come along, I sure hope to attend. Damn interestin' collection of folk scheduled.

Amazing speakers list! I'm fascinated as to what Roderick Long and Michael Shermer will be talking about.

Outstanding. Most are going bold ---ldly speaking where no speaker has gone before.

In other news, might be time to update the headshot, stef. (Not that the one you have is bad. Is just kinda an old photo.)

You mean the picture with the Suit Which Defies the Law of Describable Colour?!

fingolfin:

You mean the picture with the Suit Which Defies the Law of Describable Colour?!

What's the wavelenght of this one?

Olive.

All those people in the same place at once?  Are you sure that's a good idea?  The Feds could send in the black helicopters and take out all these freethinking troublemakers in one fell swoop!

I plan to drive up on Fri and back on Sun. I probably won't attend the conference though. I'm more interested in the FDR meetup.

I will most likely spend Saturday sightseeing, so if anyone else isn't going to the conference then perhaps we can find something to do during the day.

nathanm:

Olive.

Nevaarrrrr! 

I really hope I can make it. FDR has never been so close to home before.