Lehman Brothers to File for Bankruptcy

This is bad. Lehman Brothers is not getting the Government bailout many on the Street were hoping for. This could have disastrous consequences for America's Economy. I do not believe that America is headed for another Depression but I'm just thinking... Remember Jim Cramer's "Stop Trading" angry rant? Well, Erin Burnett tried to calm him down (he seemed a little crazy) his anger and fear for what would happen to the Financial's without further Fed help seem even more legitimate today.

Monday morning will be a little crazy and I'm sure few on Wall Street are sleeping tonight.

Enjoy Once Again as Jim Cramer, Takes Out Some Anger on the Fed-Live on TV.

Steve Wozniak:The Creator of the Macintosh Answers Your Questions


































Steve Wozniak answers fan mail directly on his outdated but complete and unique website-www.woz.org

Honestly, this guy is amazing...He'll even test out that new app you just developed. Jump over to his personal website: Woz.org

Over all time, I don't mind if I'm not credited with Apple's business success. But I do not want people to think that I wasn't the sole designer of the early computers, nor do I want them to miss my different approaches to these early computers.

What is Google Chrome?

Wondering what Google Chrome is? The computing genius's at Google, made history this week with the launch of their first browser. The new browser takes on Microsoft's new Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari (Apple's Browser), and all other browsers on the market.

This browser is a giant step towards Cloud computing and should scare the crap out of the competition. In this video the design team explains the concepts and development process behind this revolutionary open sourced browser.

Bill Gates Best Bits

Recently, Wired Magazine put together a decent clip show of Bill Gates best moments. Obviously- its just two minutes of Gates looking ridicules.

Mark Cuban




People often have a lot of negative things to say about Mark Cuban but after reading his blog, my respect for the man has grown leaps and bounds.

Here's an insightful and recent post from Cuban:
No matter what year you were born, by the time you finish high school, its a completely different world. Today's high school seniors were born prior to the World Wide Web, wireless internet, digital phones, and changes in world politics that were never imagined.

Compare the technology, political, social world we live in today, and you realize quickly. None of us are born in to the world we live in...



Eric Schmidt Interview with Conde Nast's Portfolio

Eric Schmidt is the great CEO of "The Google." First, read Conde Nast's Portfolio it's a great magazine and second, enjoy this half hour interview:

Did Apple base their Marketing Strategy on Star Wars?

Here you will find the core team of Apple employees who marketed and launched the Macintosh in 1983. This video is long but informative and worth viewing. You will find unique perspectives on the launch of the Mac 20 years later and interesting facts that may surprise you.

Did you know that Steve Jobs requires a piano in every hotel room he visits, despite the fact he does not play piano?

Additional note: The Person from ComputerHistory.org painfully introduces the speakers from Apple...so feel free to skip ahead. Additionally, if you enjoy the video you should visit computerhistory.org.

Ever Wondered What the Google Prototype Looked Like?

Google has gained massive popularity in recent years but it all started with a couple of grad students. After Venture Capitalists realized that two guys named; Larry Page and Sergey Brin solved the biggest issue facing the internet in the nineties; google was immediately funded.
Check out these links that show the Google search engine before it became a household name.







Live on the Big Screen- Warren Buffet I.O.U.S.A Trailer

Tonight, Warren Buffet, Pete Peterson & Dave Walker are appearing live on the big screen in movie theaters across the country. The financial experts plan to discuss the growing federal deficit and present the documentary; I.O.U.S.A.

Official Synopsis Via Moviefone.com:

'I.O.U.S.A.' is a documentary film exploring the rapidly growing federal debt and its implication for the United States and its citizens. America is faced with the challenges of an ever-expanding government and military, increased foreign competition, and obligations it is finding more and more difficult to honor. As the Baby Boomer generation prepares to retire and begin collecting benefits from America's over-extended entitlement programs, an economic disaster of epic proportions awaits. -



The message of I.O.U.S.A is simple and important: Unless immediate action is taken to slow ballooning deficit; We (Americans) will be in deep trouble. But I shouldn't limit this films importance to American's only and point out that it is common abroad to hear phrases such as, "When America Sneezes...We Catch a Cold." Implying the economic stability of America is directly related to the economic stability of developed and undeveloped countries around the world.

Steve Jobs: The Apple II Launch- April 24, 1984

This is just cool to see how far Apple and Personal Computing has come. Here is Steve presenting the Apple II computer on April 24, 1984. Fascinating Stuff.

Amazon Founder: Jeff Bezos

Amazon.com was one of the few companies that survived the bubble burst. Amazon survived because they had a solid business model and adapted to changes in the marketplace. The reason for their survival and continued success is often credited to founder, Jeff Bezos.

For You StartUp.com Fans

Here's a great interview with director Jehane Noujaim, Chris Hegedus and former CEO of Govworks.com; Kaleil Isaza Tuzman.



StartUp.com was released in 2001 on the heals of the bursting .COM bubble. The movie wasn't exactly a hit, but received critical acclaim and appealed to certain audiences. StartUp.com succeeds at connecting with entrepreneurs, Wall Street, and the Business World due to its real life portrayal of Kaleil Isaza Tuzman and partners as they launched GovWorks.com.

Unlike many documentaries StartUp.com, Kaleil, his partners (especially Tom) connect with the audience and its hard not to feel the highs and lows these real entrepreneurs experience. The tagline for the movie is, "The Rise and Fall of the American Dream" which is relevant and obvious as the story plays out.

The amazing part about StartUp.com is that the business they are trying to start should have worked. In my opinion GovWorks.com failed due to over funding due unrealistic expectations of growth and profitability by overzealous Venture Capitalists.