Crisis – GRV Music
“Crisis”, by GRV Music, from the album “Bellum”.
For more information read the description of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEOVGoTIIVY
Here I mixed these tracks:
“Prologue”,
“Global Crisis #1″ and
“Global Crisis #1 NC”
all by Immediate Music, from the album “Themes for Orchestra & Choir 3″.
Link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0UM8QGLQ
Images:
“The Sea of Ruin” and
“Smog”
both from DeviantArt.
This is a GRV production.
Duration : 0:4:46
France’s Lagarde Discusses Proposed Global Bank Tax: Video
April 23 (Bloomberg) — French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde talks with Bloomberg’s Susan Roberts about Greece’s fiscal crisis and the issue of a proposed global bank tax to help pay for future bailouts of the industry.
They talk at the meeting of Group of 20 finance ministers and central bankers in Washington. (Source: Bloomberg)
Duration : 0:2:50
Tarpley predicts 2nd wave of global crisis emerging from Greece
Tsunami alarm: Tarpley predicts 2nd wave of global crisis emerging from Greece
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRXJpBCUobI&playnext_from=TL&videos=SRVNExQMGOA
Duration : 0:3:1
How does the global financial crisis affect comic books?
How does the global financial crisis affect comic books? serious answers please. thank you.
All Collectibles will probably fall in price.
Costs to produce new comic books (ink, newsprint, labor, etc) will probably decline but news stand prices will be the same.
Sales/readership may increase as people try "escapism"
“Financial Crisis: The Musical” Lyrics: B. Hopman Vocals: R. Hopman
The Shock Market is out of control!! Gall Street is crumbling!! Your savings have been 401KOD!! Just when you thought the economy has hit a low note, here comes a real chorus of gloom and doom. It won’t take a degree in economics to enjoy this musical parody. Just a degree of humor. (Special appearance by John McCain.)
A Parody & Son Presentation
Duration : 0:3:29
How is the debt crisis and poverty linked?
The more money and better credit that a person has the better interest rates they get. Poor people get stuck with the very high interest rates and when something happens, like the car needs repairs, it goes on credit that they can’t afford in the first place. This spirals out of control and soon they default on loans and can’t pay off credit cards. The poor become even more poor. When so many default, the banks raise interest rates and make it more difficult for all to get loans. Less is spent in communities, people lose jobs and so on. This doen’t just happen to poverty level people-people are living far beond their means living on credit, tading in an average house for one much larger with a price tag that they will never be able to pay off.