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Freedom Caravan in Law College on Thursday

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The annual Freedom Caravan of the New Delhi-based Centre for Civil Society will visit the Government Law College in Kozhikode on September 12.

Freedom Caravan is an internationally recognised programme that brings young people together to explore ideas about individual liberty and economic prosperity, according to the organisers. The programme consists of talks, working groups, and discussion on a chosen theme on campuses across the country.

This year, the Freedom Caravan is visiting 13 colleges in seven cities in the country. The theme this year is Why is India poor? It will be discussed in three different groups that will debate on Do stock brokers and mediators improve consumer welfare?, Does capitalist means of production increase the wealth and prosperity of common people? and Is a world without visa, quota and tax possible? The plan is to encourage democratic communication and expression of ideas through questions, answers, and debates.

Centre for Civil Society President Parth J. Shah, Barun Mitra of Liberty Institute, New Delhi, and Venture advisor Jayatheertha Rao are the major speakers in the Caravan.

In Kozhikode, the programme is being organised in association with the Clinical Justice Education Organisation of the Law College. Principal Lovely Poulose will inaugurate the programme. More than 200 students from various centres of higher learning in Kozhikode are expected to take part in the programme. For registration, contact Ph: 9446449684, 8891343226, 8547431477, or 8547782286.

It started off at IIT Delhi on August 21 and went on to visit Miranda House and Lady Shri Ram College for Women in Delhi; Tata Institute of Social Sciences in Hyderabad; Loyola Academy and IIT in Chennai; Mount Carmel College, St. Josephs College, and Christ University in Bangalore; and St. Agnes College and St. Aloysius College in Mangalore before reaching Kozhikode. The Caravan will conclude at Sacred Heart College in Kochi on September 13.

Centre for Civil Society is a non governmental non-profit research and education institution which holds the 51st position among the 150 economic policy development think tanks in the world, the organisers said. Similar programmes have been organised by sister-concerns in countries such as Brazil, Turkey, Germany, and Kyrgyzstan.

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Freedom surprises with 2-0 start to football season

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Freedom came from behind two weeks in a row against Osbourn Park and 2006 state champion Osbourn to join Hylton, Forest Park and Manassas Park as the only 2-0 teams in the area.

By Dan Roem

Gainesville Times

By our logic, there was just too much talent in Prince William County this year for a year-in, year-out cellar dweller to emerge in 2013, a year supposed to be dominated by Hylton and Stonewall Jackson with an outside shot for maybe Battlefield, Potomac and someone else to make some noise.

So you can imagine our surprise when Freedom came from behind two weeks in a row against Osbourn Park and 2006 state champion Osbourn to join Hylton, Forest Park and Manassas Park as the only 2-0 teams in the area.

And here's the crazy thing: if Freedom upsets Battlefield at home in Woodbridge on Thursday like Forest Park did in Haymarket on Friday, and the Bruins fall against another strong program stunned by defeat last week in Stonewall Jackson, the Eagles would have the best record locally, period.

That's because Hylton and Manassas Park are both off this week.

"Freedom's been one of the best kept secrets in the state of Virginia when it comes to talent," said Wortham last week in the first of two interviews.

In the program's 10-year history, Freedom had never held a winning record, let alone claim victory on opening day.

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Freedom football team's defense leads rally past Central Catholic

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Down seven points and scuffling for a second straight week, Freedom went into halftime needing a jolt.

The Patriots' defense provided one.

Freedom forced three Central Catholic turnovers over the final 24 minutes, turning two of them into touchdowns. That allowed the Patriots to rally for a 14-7 win in a Lehigh Valley Conference football game Saturday night at J. Birney Crum Stadium.

Jared O'Donnell provided the game-winning points early in the fourth quarter, returning an interception 38 yards for a touchdown with 9:43 to play. It was O'Donnell's second pick of the night and the third generated by Freedom (1-1 overall, 1-0 LVC).

The Patriots held Central Catholic (1-1, 0-1) to 130 yards of total offense, just 43 of which came in the second half. The Vikings managed only 29 rushing yards on 20 attempts and 101 passing yards on 32 throws.

"[Defensive coordinator] Greg Moore and the defensive guys did an amazing job coming in here," Freedom coach Jason Roeder said. "Our kids responded to a challenge at halftime. Obviously that was not a pretty effort. But it was a gutsy effort.

"Jared O'Donnell, he's a kid, he's a fighter, he's a battler. He's been battling some cramps, but he's one of those senior leaders that stepped up on a very, very young team."

Central Catholic took a 7-0 lead into halftime thanks to a 12-yard touchdown pass from Mason Kholi to Jack Nosovitch with 7:38 left in the second quarter. The Vikings managed just two first downs and gave the ball away three times on their next 10 possessions.

Freedom started to gain some momentum early in the third quarter. Central Catholic started the second half by forcing a three-and-out and then got a 24-yard punt return by Ryan Beville. That put the ball at the Patriots' 45-yard line.

On Central Catholic's first offensive snap of the half, Patrick Taylor ran for 5 yards but had the ball ripped out of his hands by Bryant Connor. Freedom recovered the fumble and scored six plays later, with Jonah Gundrum finding Kylon Pretty (six catches, 77 yards) for a 35-yard touchdown pass.

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FREEDOM ENERGY – Gives ELAS Update

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FORT WAYNE, IN, (Accesswire - September 9, 2013) - Freedom Energy Holdings, Inc. (OTC Pink: FDMF) Today announced that FISHBECK, THOMPSON, CARR & HUBER, INC. (FTCH) completed an air quality evaluation that has been submitted to the Air Quality Division of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.

According to the evaluation, the pilot process is eligible for an exemption from Michigan air permitting requirements pursuant to Michigan's pilot processes exemption (Michigan Air Pollution Control Rule 336.1283(1)(a)). The emissions from the exempt pilot process were also calculated as part of the evaluation and it was determined that none of the exclusions from air permit exemptions listed in Rule 336.1278 apply to the process equipment.

This evaluation is a very important step toward the pilot project getting started. FTCH is a very reputable multi-discipline engineering firm. The FTCH evaluation will not only assist our pilot project in Michigan, but will also be used as we develop additional locations outside of Michigan.

"ELAS" is a patent pending process that utilizes the patent pending technology SR-139. Construction of the first plant has begun and if all goes as planned, we hope to be in production by early fall. The opportunities are great and once we have perfected the mechanical engineering and worked out any bugs in the first plant, we plan to offer the technology and process on a commercialized basis.

I look forward to bringing updates regarding this opportunity in the very near future.

ABOUT FISHBECK, THOMPSON, CARR & HUBER, INC

FISHBECK, THOMPSON, CARR & HUBER, INC. Serving clients since 1956, FTCH is a full service civil engineering, environmental, architectural/engineering and construction management firm with over 330 employees. With offices in Michigan and Ohio, FTCH is one of the Top 500 Design Firms in the U.S. as ranked in Engineering News-Record. More information about FTC&H can be found at http://www.ftch.com/

ABOUT FREEDOM ENERGY HOLDINGS, INC:

Freedom Energy Holdings, Inc. (FDMF.PK) is a publicly traded company that specializes in the identification and development of technologies with commercial applications in the energy industry sector. Research has shown a completely new product SR-139 to be effective at breaking down asphalt shingles allowing the extraction and recovery of hydrocarbons. The company's original primary focus was the commercial development of its proprietary, heavy oil technology. KC 9000(R), a breakthrough technology, provides an effective system to enable heavy oil deposits to flow at ambient temperatures.

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The Freedom Front Plus is turning to the Khoi San in an attempt to boost its votes. – Video

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The Freedom Front Plus is turning to the Khoi San in an attempt to boost its votes.
Following internal debate, the party felt it should reach out to the minority Khoi San group in the country. The FF Plus today launched its new logo and elec...

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