Need to tell your kids that they aren’t getting anything for Christmas because you are broke? Don’t let them down, let us let them down for you! Why be the bad guy this Christmas? Eddie Dirt’s Santa video can help you let the little one’s know that Christmas isn’t gonna happen this year!!
Eleven Creative presents the “The Recession”, the second episode of Welcome Back, Brotter! This particular storyline is split into two parts. They were designed to be one episode, but due to time constraints on YouTube, we had to split it. With every episode we experiment with new ways to make you, our fans, laugh your asses off. We try to constantly improve our show both technically and creatively with each successive episode. Therefore, if you like what you see and the are liking the direction we are headed with the show, be sure to let us know and help us spread the word about our show! Also, if you haven’t already, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel and become fans of the show on Facebook! With that, enjoy the second episode of “Welcome Back, Brotter”! Also, as it was not properly credited, Keya Vakil is now titled as the show’s “Production Coordinator” AND “Creative Assistant”.
Professor Nouriel Roubini provides in great detail his take on the failed bailout bill as well as discussing the current state of the economic crisis and alternative measures that may help to begin to heal the banking system and the wider economy.
“RECESSION (Song of Unemployment)” available @ cdbaby.com When, for the 1st time ever in my Life, I became unemployed for over more than a year, “RECESSION (Song of Unemployment)”, was born. Feeling frustrated, helpless, a loss of independence & stripped of hope with every unanswered resume – this is how I felt. I’d love to get your comments on this very personal song of mines…especially if you’ve also experienced being unemployed for a long dry stretch too.
Zareen dominated so much early on that she ended up leaving a lot of time for things to happen – however, this is still quite rare to see all of a sudden. Dawn’s reaction to what she had in the M of AMERICA’S suggest somewhat to me that she may have forfeited the prize if she had won it. I don’t want people dreading drawing a prize they don’t want, but maybe there’s no good solution to this problem spurred on, I think, by the recession. Zareen is the sister-in-law of Ryan from 5/1/09, who was the beneficiary of the CHERRY ORCARD gaffe: www.youtube.com
Joan Adams is living out of a Motel 6 in the suburbs of Orange County, California. She lost her home to foreclosure. Theres no one out there to help, Joan says. Billions of dollars to all the banks for bailouts for something they caused, and yet were the ones that are homeless. Sign our petition to let Congress know that you support Conyers bill, HR 1106. Then, call your Congressional Representative and ask him or her to vote for it. Petition: fightingforourhomes.com Find your Congressional Representative writerep.house.gov The banks have had their handouts. Now its time for working homeowners to be put first.
More at therealnews.com Doug Henwood: The economic outlook for the average American gets bleaker Thursday January 31st, 2008
Jan. 13 (Bloomberg) — John Mack, chairman of Morgan Stanley, talks with Bloomberg’s Peter Cook following today’s Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission hearing. Mack says banks that received US government assistance to weather the financial crisis should help pay for the new regulatory system that may emerge after the worst recession in more than half a century.
When Kapil from Coimbatore decided to come do his MBA from a reputed business school in London in August, it made perfect sense. Though it cost him a whopping 35 lakh rupees, he thought he’d be able to find work in Britain that would help repay the loan of 12 lakhs he’d taken quickly. But, just three months later, UK is in the grip of recession. And thousands are losing their jobs everyday.
