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Adi's Adidas obviously flourished, but Rudi didn't do too badly for himself by starting a little shoe company he called Puma.

How Your Favorite Sneakers Got Their Names 2009

What Corsi leaves out is that the Chicago Tribune followed up on Adi's claims.

Corsi's Dull Hatchet 2008

By the early 1980s, Ms. Smit recounts, Adidas controlled broader marketing contracts at the Olympics and World Cup soccer tournament, thanks to Adi's son, Horst, who wined and dined -- and apparently bribed -- top officials at organizing committees.

A Run for Their Money 2008

Army intelligence files that were declassified for her book under the Freedom of Information Act, sheds some light -- and plenty of shadows -- on Rudi's murky ties to the Gestapo and Adi's apparently ambivalent Nazi past.

A Run for Their Money 2008

Adi's son, Horst, built up a parallel Adidas business empire in France, largely keeping the Herzogenaurach headquarters in the dark.

A Run for Their Money 2008

The "Times" is the Los Angeles Times, which did indeed report Adi's claims in a March 16, 2007, article.

Corsi's Dull Hatchet 2008

She slowly climbed down toward us, eyeing the peeled banana in Adi's hand.

The Macphersons: Week 42: The Sumatra Story 2007

Turns out that the barrier keeping Adi's ajax-powered backlink previews from working across blogging platforms is the lack of a consistent markup for post content.

Default Markup for Post Contents, Anyone? - Freshblog 2006

In this one, I build on Adi's excellent Native Blog Search hack incorporating Singpolyma's rss2json service.

Recursive Backlinks - Freshblog 2006

In this one, I build on Adi's excellent Native Blog Search hack incorporating Singpolyma's rss2json service.

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