It's February 3rd. 50 years ago today is supposedly when the music died (according to Don McLean) as Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and "The Big Bopper" died in rock and roll's most infamous plane crash. MSNBC apologizes to Don McLean when saying that music in fact did not die that day. And the memory and influence of those who died in the crash lives on.
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-This idea about a low-salary salary-capped fantasy draft was brilliant (I may have to try this with some friends). This quote from former Mets GM Steve Phillips, even better: Steve Phillips: I would just recommend avoiding Mo Vaughn, Roger Cedeno and Kevin Appier.
-Usually it's the other way around, but Comcast customers who saw porn during the Super Bowl are being paid $10.
-The consolidation of the banks continues.
-"Imagine, if you will, sitting down to your morning coffee, turning on your home computer to read the newspaper." - 1981 (H/T Sarah)
-My mom is an accountant, for anyone who wants to be a part of Obama's White House team, please see her before applying. Apparently, another nominee has had tax problems.
-I'm glad UCONN basketball is really good again. I remember sneaking into the bathroom with a radio to hear the end of their national championship one year.
-I'm not sure if this news about a rise in pending home sales is good news or bad news...I'll go with good news since the bad news keeps on pouring in
-I don't think it was the point I was supposed to get in this article, but the WNBA salary cap is $803,000?! Jerome James makes more than the entire WNBA.
-Best college experience. Ever.
-Free coffee in Manhattan during February.
-HuffPost's favorite Super Bowl Ads.
-So the Rose Art doesn't have to sell all the art?
-It's good to see that more than just Jews are upset by this excommunication
-New Afghanistan plan
-BusinessWeek gives us the worst jobs with the best pay.
-Remember that Tuck Rule? Here it comes again!
-Remember when I said the Knicks don't play defense?
-And I thought I'd never, ever see the term "consumer surplus" once I finished with 5 years of economics studies...well here it is again.
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