Brian Gongol
No bonds on some public bids?
Graphic of the day: Innovations Central
California single-handedly overturns the process of Presidential selection
Backs its primary up to February 5th, which will naturally encourage other states to do the same thing -- creating a super-primary nine full months before the general election. Something's got to give.
Ill-advised cigarette-tax hike goes into effect at ludicrous speed
A $1-a-pack cigarette-tax hike that was just signed into law is considered effective immediately. So not only is it a bad idea that's likely to benefit organized crime, it's also being imposed on retailers at an unreasonable pace.
Disney to feature its first animated black princess
Related: Why so many Disney characters are profoundly dull and forgettable. It's a matter of design.
WGN to flip-flop midday and afternoon hosts
"Draft Fred Thompson" website hits the Internet
The former Senator, having floated a trial balloon, is now included in the list of economic platforms of the 2008 Presidential candidates
Test the "Great Firewall of China"
Interestingly, it appears that Gongol.com is blocked -- but other URLs on this site are not, which explains why the server logs confirm 454 hits from China last month. That any sites are blocked because a Communist government disapproves of them is repugnant.
Today's the due date for business taxes
Every member of Congress should have to fill out a Form 1120S just to know what their policies do to small businesses
You have to learn to crawl before you learn to walk
Web designer Andy Rutledge objects to the way Federal Reserve employees handle their educational website
The nano-flag
An American flag 3 mm wide; stars are half the width of a human hair. Interestingly, the law doesn't say what the dimensions of Old Glory ought to be.
Cross-site scripting bug found in IE7
