Yostivanich

Let’s get one thing straight both par­ties have added reg­u­la­tions in recent years, except in very lim­ited cases.

We’ve nation­al­ized before when it was needed, not so anti-American.

“Still, the final leg­is­la­tion cre­ates new classes of felony crim­i­nal copy­right infringe­ment, adds civil for­fei­ture pro­vi­sions that incor­po­rate by ref­er­ence parts of the Com­pre­hen­sive Drug Abuse Pre­ven­tion and Con­trol Act of 1970, and directs the Copy­right Czar to lobby for­eign gov­ern­ments to adopt stronger IP laws.”

Now you get to drink some white wine along with your red wine.

How do stay pre­pared financially.

So how should you invest in this market?

So can I stop sup­port­ing IE6 on my work sites?

The cul­ture chart of an orga­ni­za­tion is just as impor­tant if not more impor­tant than the orga­ni­za­tion chart.

NK restored access for nuclear inspec­tors after the US removed them from the list of ter­ror­ism sponsors.

Iraq says the British aren’t needed except to help train Iraqi troops.

Krug­man on McCain’s health care plan.

$250bn straight into banks.

So after today’s run up on the market’s what hap­pens tomorrow.

That’s the way you should be catch­ing terrorists.

Where are the dynamic web lan­guages going?

Why not use Hulu for this?

“The Nobel jury said Prof Krugman’s work had led to the­o­ries that could help explain the effects of free trade and glob­al­i­sa­tion and the dri­ving force behind world­wide urban­i­sa­tion.” Yep, he defi­antly deserves it, even if you dis­agree with his NYT columns, the man is a great economist.

MySpace makes it’s own adver­tis­ing sys­tem for dis­play ads.

Finally, about MSM real­ized that not all infor­ma­tion is on one site.

Good news for Mor­gan Stanley.

Gotta build out those sitemaps to make Google happy.

Okay so nice that more browsers sup­port Sil­verlight, umm what runs on Silverlight.

Okay so money doesn’t make that great of a dif­fer­ence in an elec­tion, but more money spent on adver­tis­ing is the best place to put it.

“The McCain/Palin cam­paign has writ­ten a fan­tas­tic let­ter to YouTube demand­ing that they start get­ting real about the response they’re giv­ing to notice and take-down demands of mate­r­ial that “are clearly priv­i­leged under the fair use doc­trine.” Here is the let­ter. Bravo to the cam­paign.” Bravo indeed.

Finally we have a name Win­dows 7. All right bets on them chang­ing it before it get’s released.

Guess what I won’t be buy­ing this Christmas.