Recession or no recession, many NFL, NBA and Major League – 03.23.09 – SI Vault

by aakar on March 25, 2009

Ran across the “Recession or no recession, many NFL, NBA and Major League article” article on SI.com courtesy of an article on stretchdollar.com. I’m not surprised that even though these athletes are making millions of dollars that they are losing (…)

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After its own set top box bombs, Blockbuster partners with TiVo

by aakar on March 25, 2009

Can’t Blockbuster just face the music and die quietly. The business took way too long to adapt and it’s trying to reinvigorate itself in a multitude of ways that aren’t innovative at all. I feel like I keep writing the (…)

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NFL Fantasy Files [VIDEO]

by aakar on March 12, 2009

Most of these are pretty old, but there are a few new ones that I haven’t seen before like the Maroney one. It’s fun to watch. I recommend turning on the HD version of the video.

Jon Stewart Disses CNBC

by aakar on March 10, 2009

Saw this today and thought it was hilarious. It was great how they included all the scenes from the various shows.

For Twitter C.E.O., Well-Orchestrated Accidents (Evan Williams/New York Times)

by aakar on March 8, 2009

Reaffirm your faith that what you are doing now is not what you will be doing later. Evan Williams / New York Times: For Twitter C.E.O., Well-Orchestrated Accidents – I GREW up on a farm in Nebraska, where we grew (…)

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F-Bomb Dropped on the MLB Network

by aakar on March 5, 2009

Saw this on Barstool Sports today thought it was pretty hilarious. I love how they black it out for a little bit before coming back. I bet the producer is like ‘Shit, what do we do now?’.

Hilarious Video

by aakar on March 4, 2009

Found this video today thought it was pretty good. It happened last night at the Wake/UMD game. See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.

rediff.com: Must-read entrepreneurial tips

by aakar on March 4, 2009

Michael Saul Dell was not even a teenager when he began first venture, Dell Stamps. When it earned him $2,000, he was hooked. He knew being an entrepreneur was what he wanted to do. When he was 16, he began (…)

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