Bernard Lunn makes another outstanding contribution at ReadWriteWeb. This time it’s a look at the credit crisis, and what entrepreneurs must do to survive. I’m oversimplifying in this summary, but for entrepreneurs the uncertainty remains, stupid business plans will still hit the can, and startups are still more work than fun.

Read the whole thing.

I was fishing Wednesday, and I had an all day meeting on Friday (which unfortunately was on a river, so I couldn’t use NewsGator Go! to stay abreast). Saturday I pulled another all-dayer - there was no business talk but there was plenty of discussion regarding “life aquatica” and how to fool them. Some folks might think I missed a lot:

The AP giveth, and the bloggers taketh away…
• The bastion of bias lays out a price list for what is legally free. Techcrunch asks them to pay up.
• Maybe the AP should chase after their member news outlets and leave everyone else alone. The Huffington Post is doing it.

The secrets of success…

• According to George Soros - accept losses and move on.
• According to Bill Gates - compete against stupid, lazy people.
• According to Carl Icahn - be angry.

From the housing market…

• Senators from Connecticut have all the fun.
• Living in Southern California? Not so fun.
• And renters may not be losing their shirts, but they are still second-class citizens.

And the environmentally-friendly, in the world according to Forbes…

• Here’s to the upcoming hydrogen economy, and why the same ol’ players will control it.
• You can’t turn water into wine (without grapes, of course), but someone will try turning algae into oil (with the idea that gasoline comes next).
• Big dams are making a comeback - I wouldn’t mind a few more tailwaters, but I hope big fish get some consideration.

Interestingly, Forbes threw in a note - people aren’t visiting national parks like they use to.

Maybe they’re too busy keeping up with the news.