This week's Carnival of the Capitalists is being hosted by Brian Gongol at the aptly named Gongol.com. The table below containing this week's picks was generated using the spreadsheet Brian put together to automate the creation of this week's Carnival.
| Random Thoughts from a CTO | Rolling the Dice |  | Gambling is entertainment, but risk-taking is a necessary way of life, especially in business | |
| Free Market Project | Government Sponsored Enron |  | The Fannie Mae scandal is almost 20 times the financial disaster Enron was, so why has it garnered just 3% of the same attention? |  |
| Chocolate and Gold Coins | Magic in the Marketplace | | To keep your Hydrox idea from being sold as someone else's Oreo, put a little magic into your process | |
| Marketing eYe | How To Make Your Business More Efficient |  | Running a one- or two-person shop? Write an operations manual for everything you do. | |
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