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2005 Bordeaux Tasting
I was invited to a tasting of 2005 Bordeaux's tonight by the International Wine and Food Society. It was the... (more)
Cor.kz is Released For Sale in the iPhone App Store!
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Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff luncheon
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People Really do Read This Thing!
Who would have ever thought that people actually read this blog/site/thing...? I went to pick up a friend for dinner... (more)
Police to Manage Film Location Security
There is an article in today's Los Angeles Times about security on film set locations. It mentions how most of... (more)
2005 Bordeaux Tasting
I was invited to a tasting of 2005 Bordeaux's tonight by the International Wine and Food Society. It was the... (more)
Cor.kz is Released For Sale in the iPhone App Store!
So a couple of friends/buddies/partners and I have done an iPhone App (opens iTunes) called Cor.kz... It's all about wine!... (more)
Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff luncheon
While I get to go to a lot of cool events due to my "past life" in the concert business... (more)
People Really do Read This Thing!
Who would have ever thought that people actually read this blog/site/thing...? I went to pick up a friend for dinner... (more)
Police to Manage Film Location Security
There is an article in today's Los Angeles Times about security on film set locations. It mentions how most of... (more)
December 19, 2005
Digital Domain: Is Mark Cuban Missing the Big Picture?
Posted by goodman on December 19, 2005 12:04 PM
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NYT > Technology:
Mark Cuban's rationale for making hugely expensive investments in Landmark Theaters, an art-house chain, seems dangerously ungrounded in reality.
Mark Cuban's rationale for making hugely expensive investments in Landmark Theaters, an art-house chain, seems dangerously ungrounded in reality.