My table of state statistics

This one. A compilation from Tax Foundation and various Wiki sources, rolled into one table. Donate to Tax Foundation and the get the State pay in/out updated.

I use it all the time. Under simple syntax, in my blog, I wouls open simple script and type:

select states.minnesota.premium;

And, the value, .72 would appear. The relative gain from one dollar of federal taxes. Instead, I had to open another window, click through, etc. My blog would always have frame store states updated.  When a Senator speaks I could select the specific of her state, real quick, as a web author who reports these things often.  My regular readers would update their local states frame store.

I like frame format, others like bitmap, pdf; all of which have standard object store definitions. Everything has a default dom tree representation. I would like to keep the three character file ype at the end of the name definition, but that me.

get 'http://familypics.bmp' as photos; 
The database callback method is determined by the store type.

The web author wants his tools and stores, here on his blog, where he works. In my blog, I can kick out of simple syntax, and kick into RF Code, because my R Code parser is a Dom tree in default form, an edit box wih onclick assigned to the r Code parser.

So, I type:
rcode;
The my syntax within the blog script tags become R Code, directly manipulating local frame store. Some other author may kick into the local photo shop widget, I like R. But it has to be simple text standard, meaning readable by blog readers. The browsers allow simple text to operate, what the author types is retyped in the reader's browser.