The Ethics of Liberty, by American economist and historian Murray N. Rothbard, first published in 1982, is an exposition of the libertarian political position. It roots the case for freedom in the concept of natural rights and applies it to a host of practical problems.
Hans-Hermann Hoppe, who wrote the introduction to later editions of the book, has described the 273-page The Ethics of Liberty as Murray Rothbard's second magnum opus, the other being Man, Economy, and State.

The most no-nonsense and thorough instruction I've ever seen on knife sharpening. Can't wait to see what the advanced dvd will be like.
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17th generation bladesmith Murray Carter walks you through the six steps of sharpening and demonstrates how to take any knife from dull to razor sharp in a short period of time. Murray shares his enthusiam for sharpening and clearly demonstrated how to sharpen kitchen, hunitng and carving knives. This is the most comprehensive sharpening video we've ever seen. Everything you need to know to become an expert sharpener is clearly demonstrated in this well presented video.

The most no-nonsense and thorough instruction I've ever seen on knife sharpening. Can't wait to see what the advanced dvd will be like.

Murray's new “Aquaponics Made Easy DVD” will take you into the wonderful world of building and maintaining your own 1000 litre (250 gallon) tank Aquaponics system and understanding the basics of what sort of fish you need relative to your climate and location

The veteran motor-racing commentator Murray Walker talks about his life and career.

Murray's new “Aquaponics Made Easy DVD” will take you into the wonderful world of building and maintaining your own 1000 litre (250 gallon) tank Aquaponics system and understanding the basics of what sort of fish you need relative to your climate and location... Murray’s approach is proven as he’s tested and built every method that he explains. He’s still growing a variety of exotic vegetables and experimenting with fish to find the easiest and best method for the average person to use.

When one reads the personnel on this CD, the potential seems enormous: tenor saxophonist David Murray, pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Fred Hopkins, and drummer Elvin Jones. Murray was a good choice for the tenor slot because, although influenced by John Coltrane's adventurous spirit, he has never sounded like Coltrane, coming closer to the Ben Webster/Paul Gonsalves tradition but with a style of his own. In addition to Trane's "Cousin Mary" and "In a Sentimental Mood" (which Coltrane had recorded with Duke Ellington, and Murray takes as a duet with Tyner), the music includes three of the tenor's originals (including "3-D Family") and a Butch Morris song. The fresh material really pushes Tyner, who mostly sticks to standards with his own trio, while Jones sounds as passionate as usual. A successful outing full of mutual inspiration, this CD is easily recommended. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

Murray Bookchin (January 14, 1921 – July 30, 2006) was an American libertarian socialist author, orator, and philosopher. A pioneer in the ecology movement, Bookchin was the founder of the social ecology movement within anarchist, libertarian socialist and ecological thought. He was the author of two dozen books on politics, philosophy, history, and urban affairs as well as ecology. In the late 1990s he became disenchanted with political Anarchism and founded his own libertarian socialist ideology called Communalism.

2 CD Anthology featuring 36 songs from one of Canada s finest songwriters and storytellers. An Order of Canada recipient for his contribution of music excellence, Murray McLauchlan is truly a strong part of Canada s rich music history. Over 140 minutes of Murray's best material including all his hits, two previously unreleased tracks, a brand new song and a track penned by the late great Warren Zevon (Carmelita). The mastering was done by Peter Moore (Bruce Cockburn/Cowboy Junkies) all from the original analogue master tapes.