The map components in Xcelsius are both one of the most visually appealing Xcelsius components while at the same time being the most frustrating. The main outcry from users comes from the the lack of on-click functionality, meaning you can’t click on a picture of a state and drill down into that state’s information. The … Read more
Everything Moola An old blog with many posts about Moola. Moola Forum The official forum for Moola users. Currently there is not much discussion going on, but contains a number of good strategies and testimonials. Moola Cheats Cheat sheets and game guides for Moola’s three most popular games. They definitely don’t guarantee victory, but will … Read more
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Below is an old SNL skit with Steve Martin, Chris Parnell, and Amy Poehler. Our obsession with leverage is simultaneously our greatest strength and the greatest risk factor for financial collapse.
You find it difficult to explain things without PowerPoint. The Monday morning flight attendants know you better than your neighbors. You tried to raise a plant at home and it died. You constantly use words that don’t really exist. You regularly divulge sensitive client information with your family and friends. Who cares? They won’t understand you anyway. You … Read more
Today, in the face of a huge public outcry, which included complaints from both the Treasury Secretary and the President himself, AIG handed out $165 million dollars in bonuses to their executives, many of whom were the primary culprits in causing the financial crisis we’re in today.  AIG CEO Edward Liddy claimed there were “contractual obligations” that prevented the … Read more
Below is a great video explaining the mess we’re in today. Created by Jonathan Jarvis.
So what’s the best part of a down economy? Â Playing old clips of financial experts and their market predictions – and making them look like morons. Â John Stewart demonstrates: