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INSANE FLAMES! Lamborghini Aventador LP720-4 Ft. Liberty Walk/Armytrix/Airrex/Forgiato – Video

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The Walking Dead, Tocqueville, and Voluntary Cooperation | Learn Liberty – Video

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Did this video leave you with questions? Ask them in the comments below! What can The Walking Dead teach us about prosperity? A lot, according to Professor Dan D #39;Amico of Loyola University....

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The chairman of the Human Rights Foundation (HRF), Garry Kasparov, appeared on Choosing 2Lead to talk about HRF #39;s Oslo Freedom Forum and the importance of individual liberty and entrepreneurship...

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Liberty celebrates program's first varsity victory

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It wasn't as good as Ryan McMillen dreamed.

It was better.

McMillen, the Liberty football coach, gave his first varsity postgame victory speech Friday.

Liberty, in its second year of existence, beat Barat 19-0 to secure the first varsity win in the program's history. It was pure elation.

It was phenomenal. Friday night made all the hard work and all those hard games really worth it, McMillen said. That win will get us through the next couple of weeks. There's no words to explain how happy everybody was. We went into the locker room and we had a party.

Liberty (1-5) is made up of freshmen and sophomores. The football team was all ninth-graders last year and played a freshman schedule. This year it made the leap to varsity with nothing but underclassmen.

A lot of games, it has truly been boys against young men.

So we're playing a varsity schedule with a mixture of sophomores and freshmen on the varsity team. It's extremely difficult for these kids to go out there every day and step on the field with juniors and seniors. I tip my hat to them, McMillen said. In football that two years makes a bigger difference than any other sport just because of the physicality that comes with it. Those extra two years are unbelievable.

McMillen said the toughest part of building the program one brick at a time has been the lack of upperclassmen to show the younger players the way. McMillen is in his seventh year coaching overall and has been Liberty's only skipper.

It has been up to McMillenand his staff to set the expectations and show the younger guys the best path to success. He said that message is delivered best when it comes from players who have been there and done that.

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Liberty, Palisades boys soccer teams among surprises in District 11

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There is Emmaus and Moravian Academy and Parkland and Saucon Valley and Stroudsburg.

Those are the teams that were expected to excel in boys soccer this season. And they have.

Then, there are the surprise teams the teams that exceed expectations. Among them are Liberty in the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference and Palisades in the Colonial League.

It's not that either the Hurricanes or Pirates were projected in the preseason to be cellar-dwellers, but both squads are entering this year's postseason as championship contenders.

One of the EPC's upstarts is Liberty, which was within a game of .500 in each of the past two seasons.

The Hurricanes entered Tuesday's contest against Bethlehem Catholic with a 10-6 overall record and a 10-4 mark in the conference. Most impressively, the 'Canes had been winners in eight of their last 10 games. They started the year 2-4.

Liberty coach Jason Horvath said the slow start was the combination of a difficult early schedule and poor play.

"We didn't start with easy games, especially considering where we were as a team at that point," said Horvath, who played on the Hurricanes' last District 11 championship team in 1993.

"Moravian Academy, Parkland, Pocono Mountain East, Stroudsburg those are some of the top teams in the area. I think if we played today, those games might go another way. I don't know. With the playoffs coming up, we'll see."

The objective for Liberty, according to Horvath, is to remain focused for the entire game, all 80 minutes. The Hurricanes, while fast and skilled, are susceptible to lapses in concentration.

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