About This Website
This is where I share ideas on economics, politics, technology, Christianity, and other random topics. I would be interested to receive your comments on any of the articles posted. (Comments are moderated to prevent spam.)
The site is divided into sections: ‘about’, where I give information about myself and this website; ‘articles’, containing finished articles on various topics; ‘blog’, where I post thoughts on random topics; and ‘elsewhere’, including articles written (or audio spoken) by other people that I like.
If you would like an easy way of being notified of website updates, be sure to subscribe to the Feedburner Feed feed. I recommend NetNewsWire for Mac OS X. You could also use the online Google Reader or Bloglines service.
The Content Management System, Textpattern, was uploaded to a DreamHost server using Transmit. Photographs taken using a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S40, managed with iPhoto, and where necessary, resized with Sizerox. The Textpattern style used since 14 April 2006 is Serene. Before this, the style was Simple Neutral.
This website takes up the challenge issued by Gary North in Murray N. Rothbard: Go Thou and Do Likewise (MP3 12.6 megabytes).
About Danny Haynes
Danny Haynes, lives in Greystanes, a suburb of Holroyd City, New South Wales.
Danny is a member of the Liberal Party of Australia, Centre for Independent Studies, Institute of Public Affairs and enjoys reading books in subject areas such as politics, economics, history, and technology. Enjoying learning about the Austrian School of economics, Danny attended Mises University (an instructional program) held in Auburn, Alabama, and is a member of the Ludwig von Mises Institute.
On a lighter side, Danny enjoys photography (using a Canon G9), cycling, family history (using Reunion), and going to the occasional AFL match to support the Sydney Swans.
After graduating from Macquarie University with honours in finance, Danny then worked for a large Commonwealth Government Statutory Authority, and apart from being an options trader and gentleman of leisure, is now studying information technology at the University of New England.
