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 [Lady Chase Weblog] What does taking responsibility actually mean?: Certainly one thing we’ve learned - and realised through experience - is that when it is not clear who is the ”˜Captain’ of a project - or when two people are responsible - the project doesn’t achieve our desired outcome.

 [Personal Finance Blog, Online Money Management, Budget Planner and Financial Planning - Mint.com] A Brief History of Government Bailouts: Is history doomed to repeat itself. Is the US economy doomed to suffer an endless cycle of ups and downs that will forever require the hand of government intervention?

[thegame - Times Online - WBLG] Ahead of TheGame: Beckham hails Gerrard: Bill Edgar's trivia question: "Who said the following: 'One thing I've learned from being at Spurs is the word crisis'?" Edgar has also revealed the answer to the poser he set yesterday.

[Dr. Jim Collier's Insights & Strategies] Dealing With Adversity and Life’s Challenges - How We React is Our ...: some I’ve found applicable and have implemented in my life, and some, as I’ve progressed in my own personal development journey no longer fit quite like they once did. If you think about it, that makes sense —

 [Just Above Sunset] The Problem with Shorthand: Similarly, he’s had a knack for besting Obama on national security issues nobody cares about, like the relationship of US-Colombia trade deals to the US-Venezuela proxy conflict playing out in the Colombian jungle. People figure that Obama seems like a smart guy, and if something important happens involving a guerilla group nobody’s heard of fighting a president nobody’s heard of in a country nobody cares about, that Obama’s up to the task of coming up with a good idea - meanwhile, McCain has no education policy.

 [Silk Road International Blog] China, the global financial mess and what it means for SME’s: The current global crisis means that suppliers in China (and everywhere), no matter how insulated from the banking mess, are sill being negatively affected.  Orders from overseas are down and domestic demand, the mythical panacea for any of the ills of “capitalism” in “socialist” China, has yet to take up the slack.  What this means is that more than ever before your suppliers is being squeezed to get as much profit as possible from each piece that comes off the line.  As I’ve been warned by many many Chinese friends, there are not yet deeply ingrained ethical standards in China as you may be used to doing business elsewhere.  This means that when business is tight, and you’re not here watching the line, there is a great chance you will not be getting exactly what you are contracting for.

 [Cricketdiane's Weblog] US economic crisis info: The members of the Trilateral Commission are about 350 distinguished leaders in business, media, academia, public service (excluding current national Cabinet Ministers), labor unions, and other non-governmental organizations from the three regions. The regional Chairmen, Deputy Chairmen, and Directors constitute the leadership of the Trilateral Commission, along with an Executive Committee including about 40 other members.

[The More Clients Blog] What's Your Plan?: It will distill virtually everything I've learned about marketing over the past 24 years and make it accessible all in one place. You'll be able to study how-to marketing strategies online, interact with other Independent Professionals like yourself, get feedback on your marketing materials and plans and even get direct marketing coaching from me.

[the Virtual Bookmark] New on the Net-October 2008: It provides free, open-source teaching and learning materials, including video lecture clips, lecture notes, practice problems, exams, and other resources from MIT’s introductory Physics, Biology, and Calculus courses, in addition to high school mini-courses that were developed by MIT students. Students can use the site to study for AP exams in Biology, Calculus, and Physics, apply what they’ve learned to “Build Stuff,” “Write Better,” “Save the World,” view video demonstrations, explore the Labs, or view the competitions.

[onNYTurf New Blog Posts] NY-21: Tonko and Buhrmaster Debate: But in a district that is so heavily Democratic and in a year where the Democratic Presidential candidate's position at the top of the ballot is set to influence Congressional campaigns all around the country in that parties favor, I don't think the people of the 21st Congressional District have to worry about an inexperienced, anti-government Republican like Jim Buhrmaster representing them for the next two years.  I believe they can all look forward to having Paul Tonko as their next Congressman in the House of Representatives and would be very surprised if that were not the outcome.

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