Psst! Could you pass this note up to the HubSpotter sitting in the front row? I promise you won’t get in trouble. I have to admit a crush I have… @replying @HubSpot on Twitter with a link to this post is one way to pass it on. You could also put the link on the
Winter Meetings Experiences
Every year in the first full week of December, Major League (and Minor League) Baseball holds its Winter Meetings. They’re usually in a warmer climate, though that’s not always the case. They are always interesting though, no matter what your goal is as an attendant. If you’re the paparazzi or just a star-gazer, you’ll get
On Missing Doc
If there was one BU event I would do anything in my power to be at, it was the contest between Comm. Ave rivals that featured Jerry York’s first chance at tying the all-time wins mark tonight. Although that milestone would have been pretty impressive, it didn’t have anything to do with why I wanted
It Feels So Weird to be Dry.
Yes, that’s a direct quote of Seth MacFarlane impersonating Ryan Lochte on Saturday Night Live a few weeks back. Luckily my family can say that after this weekend. This post isn’t meant to be a sob story for me to win over your sympathy because of my past issues. I’d prefer you give it to
One of the Most Important Lessons I Learned Came from One of my Interns
Interns are the lifeblood of many organizations, especially minor league sports teams, startups and small businesses. I had a bunch of internships before, during and after school, and loved all but one of them. The attitude and effort of the people I worked with were just as important to my development as my own quality
Nunie’s Pumped
In a Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon kind of way, the Worcester Tornadoes have something to celebrate. For the first time in 45 seasons, a Major League Baseball player has won the Triple Crown. Miguel Cabrera led the American League in batting average, home runs, and runs batted in this past baseball season. Miguel never
Nick Gagalis: Digital Hoarder, the Sequel (with More Explosions)
So maybe I’m not Michael Bay. I don’t have an even more sexed-up Megan Fox to offer you, but I have something the Transformers director does not: a legitimate sequel to my work that continues the storyline without sacrificing anything (or using unnecessary slow motion with boobs and stuff blowing up in the background). In
People I Admire, Part 3: Mitch Joel
Most people I know probably have no idea who Mitch Joel is. That’s not to say he isn’t well-respected or an authority in his field, but he doesn’t crave the limelight. He has spoken before about how he could have taken a different route to gain more exposure for his blog, but he chose to