Brian Gongol



South Dakota governor deserves credit for knowing the difference between the two


(Video starts on homepage) As announced yesterday, the campaign website doesn't specify whether it's for Senate re-election or a Presidential campaign.

Ridiculous. Just ridiculous. Too many economic-development incentives are out of control.

While competent adults should have the right to sell their kidneys, here South Carolina is considering a very inefficient trade-off: Presumably, the inmates are there for having committed crimes either against individuals or society. Unless the victims themselves were in need of kidneys, then the inmate's "generosity" is turned over to someone entirely unrelated to the crime. At least when convicts have to clean up highway ditches, the benefit accrues to the public at large.


Not at all a surprise that the masquerade took place on Wikipedia. Anything people find there ought to be backed up by a reliable, named source.

Colin Powell is angry that no one told him the guy's intel was suspicious. Meanwhile, the Attorney General is defending himself against charges that a bunch of US attorneys were fired for political reasons, which would be a serious breach of ethics if true.

Sending a bunch of new officers to Florida and Puerto Rico

Claims 1.5 billion viewings of unauthorized clips are worth more than $1 billion in damages

Agreed that social engineering is the #1 threat. People need to know how to recognize social-engineering attacks, because no matter how secure browsers get, there will be attacks that pass them by (and spam filters, and phishing filters, and adware blockers).