And it’s another key reason why you’ve got to keep that small-business channel open, because the challenges are so different and people need to connect. And it’s always great to connect with other people who’ve been through this before and know exactly all the pains that you’re going through. As other people have mentioned, you do feel very alone when you’re out there. KERN: What I learned today is that I’m not alone.
I’d like to hear something you’ve learned this morning, listening to each other. Scripps said it was unable to find a buyer to preserve the 150-year-old daily.Ĭollaboration and learning from each other. Scripps said, illustrating the accelerating decline of the newspaper industry. In regard to the first topic, the WSJ reported today:ĭenver’s Rocky Mountain News will publish its final edition on Friday, E.W. Some of the topics to be discussed there include “Is Journalism Dead,” “The 2009 Recession and Entrepreneurship,” and “Internet Impact on Academic Scholarship: What is the Impact of a Wired World on Publishing and Research?” Cringely, and Mark Thoma as well as distinguished economics journalists such as Amity Shlaes, Steve Malanga, Michael Mandel, Brian Carney, and keynote speaker David Warsh. Participants include famous independent bloggers such as Matthew Yglesias, Tyler Cowen, Mike “Mish” Shedlock, Robert X. On February 27, 2009, the Kauffman Foundation is hosting the first ever physical conference for economics bloggers at the Foundation headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. I’m sitting here half baked and blogging and wondering what’s going on here TARP is very much like The Bends … and we are about to test the strength of our submarine I saw Jesus and it made sense he was there The nitrogen comes and goes (gets you high) The deeper you go ’cause of the pressure of the air When you get a little deeper, if you slow down you might keep herīut she’ll make love to you, show you glimpses of the stars SONG: BLACK CORAL (sorry no video or link, damn it): Oh well, the appraising gurus are all part of a magical period of euphoric hallucination, but someday, the spirit of easy money and prosperity will tap us on the shoulder, even though many of us will be six feet under (that was a joke, kind of). This un-natural event related to our current financial storm is perplexing, because it is difficult to contemplate that this cycle will at some point, trigger a change of direction, back to the days we all enjoy, where appraisers knock on our doors to tell us our homes are worth 30% more and the upgrades of stocks that suddenly are worth 25% more and that our life expectancies have increased, which will allow us to live longer, fuller lives. I’m sorry to get all positive and optimistic there, but between the sunshine and sounds of melting snow (a few limbs cracking) I did feel as if change is a natural even which people tend to fight. It was a great storm and reminded me of the metaphorical events which often play out before us, i.e, the tsunami that washes in, then washes out, the snow that covers, which melts away and the very nature of seasonal changes that are cyclical patterns which often bring hope for the future. I have had the great fortune to be able sit in the sun, wearing as little as was permissible, while the sun embraced our area with great warmth, almost breaking 62 degrees. The Inversion Of Corporate and Sovereign Risk, Or The Sovereign Basis Trade Tyler Durden Markets are Anti-Inductive Eliezer Yudkowsky Insight: The flight of the long run Peter Bernstein, Financial Times The Two Documents Everyone Should Read to Better Understand the Crisis William Black, Huffington Post TALF: A bailout if one reads the the fine print Ed Harrison Nationalize Failing Banks? GOP and Single-Payer 2.0 Thomas Ferguson and Robert Johnson, The Nationĭid Sweden really nationalize its banks? Ed Harrison Obama Showers Wall Street Fees With Muni Stimulus Bloomberg Taxpayer to guarantee £600bn of toxic debt Times Online Study Sheds Light on Foreclosures in States and Metropolitan Areas UVA Today Three Fourths of the European Public Blames the Central Banks for the Financial Crisis Jesse psychedelica UWN News (hat tip reader Tim) No food fights, however.ĭesigner Babies – Like It Or Not, Here They Come Singularity HubĭNA evidence is in, newly discovered species of fish dubbed H. Posts will be thin Thursday and Friday (on the road, then at an econbloggers conference hosted by the Kauffman Foundation), so I am giving you extra goodies to keep you busy in the meantime.ĭo chat among yourselves.
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