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Stunt Life _ Bikers Freedom
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Modestep - Freedom VIP
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freedom

in humans, the power or capacity to choose among alternatives or to act in certain situations independently of natural, social, or divine restraints. Free will is denied by those who espouse any of various forms of determinism. Arguments for free will are based on the subjective experience of freedom, on sentiments of guilt, on revealed religion, and on the universal supposition of responsibility for personal actions that underlies the concepts of law, reward, punishment, and incentive. In theology, the existence of free will must be reconciled with God's omniscience and goodness (in allowing man to choose badly), and with divine grace, which allegedly is necessary for any meritorious act. A prominent feature of modern Existentialism is the concept of a radical, perpetual, and frequently agonizing freedom of choice. Jean-Paul Sartre, for example, speaks of the individual "condemned to be free" even though his situation may be wholly determined.

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JONATHAN TAKIFF, Daily News Staff Writer takiffj@phillynews.com, 215-854-5960 Posted: Thursday, January 16, 2014, 12:16 AM

WHO'S OCTAVIUS V. Catto? Why is the Mann Center for the Performing Arts launching the first Philadelphia Freedom Festival in his honor, starting next month and culminating with a big concert in July featuring newly commissioned music by Uri Caine, performances by gospel great Dr. Marvin Sapp, a 300-voice choir and the Philadelphia Orchestra?

Ask the average older guy on the street, and he might remember, painfully, a school in West Philadelphia formerly named for Catto (pronounced "Cat-oh").

"It was a place they sent you if you were a bad kid," shared Daniel Biddle, co-author with Murray Dubin of the 2010 biography Tasting Freedom: Octavius Catto and the Battle for Equality in Civil War America.

"The name was used by parents and teachers as a threat. 'That's where you're going to wind up, at Catto,' " said Biddle, an editor at the Inquirer, which, like the Daily News, is owned by Interstate General Media. (The school was later renamed to honor singer/activist Paul Robeson.)

"We were looking to do something special, community-based, timed to this year's 50th anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Act, and Catto's name came up, suggested by someone who'd read Tasting Freedom," said Cahill.

"Catto was truly a Renaissance man," added Williams, citing his accomplishments as an educator, athlete, patriot and activist.

Catto took a leadership role in recruiting the first African-American regiments in the previously all-white Union Army of the Civil War. He integrated trolley cars in Philadelphia; and organized and played in Philadelphia's Negro Baseball League team, which had the balls (bats and gloves) to take on white teams.

Leading a high-profile civil rights march, Catto brought thousands of protesters to Broad Street "right here in front of the Union League," noted Dubin, gazing out the club's windows.

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For 20 years, the Index of Economic Freedom has evaluated countries performances in 10 categories, including property rights, freedom from corruption, government spending, trade freedom and others. Scores from 0 to 100 are then averaged and the countries are classified as free, mostly free, moderately free, mostly unfree or repressed.

The mostly free United States sank to 12th place with an economic freedom score of 75.5, half a point lower than last year, when it ranked 10th.

The reason, according to editors of the report: "The overall economic policy direction of the United States in recent years has involved substantial growth in the size and scope of government, accelerating the erosion of economic freedom and contributing directly to America's fall from the top 10 freest economies.

The editors also believe the absence of meaningful fiscal reform has weakened the U.S. governments balance sheet and led to growth in government debt.

In addition, The growth of government has been accompanied by increasing cronyism that has undermined the rule of law and the perception of fairness, a report accompanying the index stated.

Its not hard to see why the U.S. is losing ground, Terry Miller, director of the Center for International Trade and Economics at the Heritage Foundation, wrote in the Wall Street Journal opinion pages. The Obama administration continues to shackle entire sectors of the economy with regulation, including health care, finance and energy. The intervention impedes both personal freedom and national prosperity.

But globally, economic freedom is on the rise. The world average score is now 60.3, seven-tenths of a point above the 2013 average. Governments in 114 countries have taken steps in the past year to increase their citizens economic freedom, and 43 countries around world, including Sweden and Singapore, have reached their highest economic freedom ranking in the indexs history, according to Heritage.

The 2014 Index of Economic Freedom Heritage Foundation, Wall Street Journal

Hong Kong is the undefeated champion of the Heritage/WSJ index, placing first for the 20th consecutive year and even improving its score from last year to 90.1. Improvements in labor freedom, government spending and fiscal freedom offset declines in freedom from corruption. The territory also has a transparent regulatory environment and a competitive tax regime, which contribute to a high score.

Singapore placed second, also for the 20th consecutive year. Australia held onto third place despite a slightly lower score this year, Switzerland passed New Zealand to place fourth, and Canada finished sixth, right behind New Zealand. Chile took seventh, and Mauritius, the only sub-Saharan country to rank among the top 10, placed eighth with a score of 76.5. Ireland re-entered the top 10 to finish ninth, just ahead of Denmark.

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American Freedom Stories: Bloody Sunday
On March 7, 1965 around 600 people crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge in an attempt to begin the Selma to Montgomery march. State troopers violently attacked t...

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Leopard Sharks, Phi Phi Island, Thailand | Underwater HD Video by Freedom Divers Phuket
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Christopher Hitchens. The Fifth Annual Arthur Miller Freedom to Write Lecture (2010)
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