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Diane Wieland "Smaller Indiana" enclaves add security to our lives

Check out this short film by emerging Hoosier filmmaker and writer, Austin Considine, who interviews Dr. David Bodenhamer from the IUPUI Polis center on our basic and inherent need to create enclaves to shut out the chaos of everyday existence. This film (and the accompanying post) depict how this need was exploited by real estate lenders/bu… Continue

Added by Diane Wieland on July 12, 2009 at 7:16pm — No Comments

Ben McCann The Crisis of Credit Visualized -- The best explanation in Plain English I have ever seen so far.


The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo. WELL after watching this, I couldn't have put it better myself. Although this minimizes the Government's involvement in the debauchle, this pretty much explains what happened. one word GREED. I look forward to the SI comments on this post. Continue

Added by Ben McCann on March 30, 2009 at 4:00pm — 1 Comment

Amy K. Burt Let me introduce myself

My name is Amy. I am known on the internet as Amyadoptee. I write three blogs regularly concerning adoption. I am an Indiana adoptee living in the wilds of Texas. This one will be my fourth one. I have two websites, Adoption and Its Triad and Indiana Open. I am hoping to get the word out about the plight of Indiana adoptees and their families through this website. I was born in Indianapolis, Indiana on a July summer mornin… Continue

Added by Amy K. Burt on March 16, 2009 at 11:33am — No Comments

John Qualls Solving the Financial Crisis

On vacation this week. (First in 3 years). While driving 12 hours to Syracuse I had plenty of time to think about the current financial crisis we are in. I was envisioning what I would do if I was president and the speech I would give to set the tone of my administration. Here's my plan: 1. Mortgage, Auto, Stock Market crisis. For mortgages 500,000 or less I am wiping out the balance effective Feb 1, 2009 for all US citizens. For mortgages 500,000 - 1,000,000 I am cutting them in half. Over t… Continue

Added by John Qualls on November 24, 2008 at 5:30pm — 12 Comments

Diane Wieland Don’t cut that marketing budget yet

I recently did some research on marketing budgets in the wake of the financial crisis. You might be surprised to find out what I found out. And some studies support the moves the biggest names in branding are making in this time of economic uncertainty. You can read the article here and get links to download some actual study results--one for free. Continue

Added by Diane Wieland on October 30, 2008 at 4:56pm — No Comments

Rob Wagoner A Builder Doing Good in this Down Economy

There have been so many stories about the current economic impact of the "housing crisis" or the "credit crunch" that these terms have almost become cliches. We all know that home builders are hurting and many are just trying to survive. In fact, most businesses associated with the home building industry are pulling back to the bare minimums and many have gone out of business altogether. So in the midst of all of this gloom and doom it is refreshing to see a builder that is lookin… Continue

Added by Rob Wagoner on October 22, 2008 at 6:28pm — No Comments

Matt Quasebarth Crisis Management - How do you bring back your employees?

Let's say that a crisis occurs (maybe a robbery, or a natural disaster), something bad goes wrong and injuries occur. Ultimately, the business shuts down for a short amount of time. How do you effectively manage your employee's as they re-enter the environment? Personally, I believe that the main concern is their physical and mental health. Communication is a necessity. Give the employee's a chance to work through their concerns. Make an open door policy and keep effectively focusing the team.… Continue

Added by Matt Quasebarth on March 10, 2008 at 2:09pm — 2 Comments

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