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Financial Crisis and Recession
http://www.libertymaven.com/ 2008/ 10/ 06/ financial-crisis-and-recession/ 2398/…Today’s article at the Ludwig von Mises Institute discusses the financial crisis that they and other Austrian economist have been predicting all along, and the long, long road ahead of us. The severe financial crisis and resulting worldwide economic recession we have been forecasting for years are finally unleashing their fury.
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The A-Listicles For Magazines are Impenetrable
http://www.jossip.com/ the-a-listicles-for-magazines-are-impenetrable-20081006/(Click to enlarge) Can anyone interpret how AdAge determined their Top 10 list for "outstanding accomplishment, growth, business and buzz among magazines?" Sure, it's been a tough year fiscally for all publications, but listicles in general are tough if they rely on "fuzzy math" to determine criteria such as oustandingness and growth.
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NEW FEATURE: One Line Cover Critique for The Economist!
http://coverawards.com/ 2008/ 10/ 06/ news_economist_magazine_cover_3487/Don’t JUMP! Buy The Economist HERE!
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The Economic Version of "Final Destination 3"
http://dunner99.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 10/ economic-version-of-final-destination-3.…There is someone, walking behind youTurn around, look at me There is someone, watching your footstepsTurn around, look at meOne more post on economics (for now), this time an unusual look at housing prices. The New York Times produced a graph of Robert Shiller's American housing price index, which shows what prices have been like from 1890 through 2006.
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Exit Poll : Apirak led the race with 52.08%
http://news.tourthailand.org/ breaking-news/ exit-poll-apirak-led-the-race-with-…Exit Poll : Apirak led the race with 52.08% Democrat party member Apirak Kosayodhin led the race to be re-elected as Bangkok governor on Sunday, with a score of 52.08 percent, according to the exit poll conducted by Suan Dusit Poll.
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Want a Job? Vote for a Democrat!
http://dunner99.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 10/ want-job-vote-for-democrat.htmlA couple of interesting posts on unemployment today, the first being from Spencer at Angry Bear:So much for Sarah Palin's claim that Republican tax cuts create jobs. In the post WW II era every Democratic President has left office with a lower unemployment rate than they inherited from their predecessor
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Exit Polls : Former Bangkok governor Apirak re-elected
http://news.tourthailand.org/ politics-news/ exit-polls-former-bangkok-governor-…Exit Polls : Former Bangkok governor Apirak re-elected BANGKOK, Oct 5 (TNA) - Former Bangkok governor Apirak Kosayodhin of the opposition Democrat Party was re-elected Sunday to another four-year term following the close of the voting stations in the Bangkok governor election, according to exit polls conducted by two public opinion monitoring agencies.
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thought of waterbaby...
http://uncagedbird.vox.com/ library/ post/ thought-of-waterbaby.html?_c=feed-ato…I was reading an August edition of The Economist and ran across this article and thought of Waterbaby and the conversation we were having earlier this week. So I figured I'd share... You write potato, I write ghoughpteighbteau Aug 14th 2008 Fr... Read and post comments | Send to a friend
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Yes we can…
http://www.prowomanprolife.org/ ?p=1870…be exactly the same as every other Democrat! Yes we can! A book review of “The Case Against Barack Obama” from The Economist. If Mr Obama really were the miracle-working, aisle-jumping, consensus-seeking new breed of politician his spin-doctors make him out to be, you would expect to see the evidence in these eight years.
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Thinking outside the box
http://12pointtype.com/ 2008/ 10/ thinking-outside-the-box/How would you, as a magazine company, grab someone’s attention in this day and age? Two magazines are trying the ‘thinking-outside-the-box’ approach in advertising; The Economist (focused on international politics and business) and The Atlantic (focused on current events, foreign affairs, politics,
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