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People have been saying that the value of a college education has been declining for years. I’m finally starting to believe it. Currently, I’m searching for a new career to help make ends meet. I make a little money writing about video games, but it’s not enough anymore. During my job hunting experiences over the past few months, I have realized that my degrees don’t mean a whole lot. I’m still competing with people who have no degree at all for entry level positions. While the value is decreasing, I still feel like having degrees is an important thing. There are still quite a few jobs out there that require them. It’s just a sad fact that a degree isn’t worth what it once was…

written by Will Snizek \\ tags: career, college, degree, Degrees, education, entry, fact, hunting, Job, level, lot, money, thing, value, video

Affirmed did it in 1978, and we’ll have to wait another year for a new Triple Crown winner. ‘Big Brown’ loses! Coming out of the rail at post number 1, Big Brown comes in last lightly galloping. ‘Big Brown’ moves to a career record of 5-1, 6 starts with 5 wins. It is uncertain if ‘Big Brown’ was injured during the race, but replays show no evidence of that.

Da’Tara took the early lead and did not look back. A horse trained by Nick Zito, Da’Tara looked strong the entire race. The win bet paid out an astonishing $79.00.

Could the injured hoof be the reason why ‘Big Brown’ did not win?

On a side note, be careful looking for ‘Big Brown’ through google images. I dropped my laptop at the results, here’s an example.

Belmont Stakes Results:

6 Da’Tara $79.00 $28.00 $14.00

4 Denis of Cork $5.40 $4.10

8 Anak Nakal/ Ready’s Echo $7.60 (Dead Heat)

written by Juan Perez \\ tags: Affirmed, Belmont, Belmont park results, Belmont Stakes results, Big, Big Brown, big brown injured, big brown loses, Big Brown wins, Brown, career, Crown, Da'tara wins, history, Kentucky, number, post, rail, Stakes, stud, time, Triple, Triple Crown, Triple Crown Winner, triumfitley, Winner