Sunday, March 22, 2009

A Bedtime Story a Day Blog

Once there was a sleepy prince who lived in a sleepy country named Slumbonia. And the prince, who was very young, put his head gently on his pillow, which was fluffy as fluffy can be, and closed his eyes. And, like magic, he fell asleep. This made his parents, who were exhausted, very happy.

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Small-scale fluctuations in the credit market can have unforeseen but catastrophic effects on the credit market, or so claims economist Jeremy Wathorne, head of the Long-Term Brokered Asset Management think tank. "A key consideration is the implied value of future credit. This is often calculated using the linear model devised by Barrow, et al, in 1993, but in some situations, particularly those of greater-than-usual volubility (GTUV) a exponential depreciation model would be closer to the truth."

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56 sheep stop wondering why they can't find a job and leap over a fence. 55 sheep stop second guessing their decisions and leap over a fence. 54 sheep decide to join a gym and leap over a fence. 53 sheep stop counting the hours of sleep I will get if I fall asleep at this very second and leap over a fence. 52 sheep go to sleep and leap over a fence.

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