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Archive for January, 2008
Jumped The Shark…
Thursday, January 31st, 2008Hair Cuttery Rocks
Thursday, January 31st, 2008This is very cool of them. Alex will be a great spokesperson for you. This is too funny.
I Don’t Care
Thursday, January 31st, 2008I don
Nice Blog on Nanking
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008This is very authentic and real. Thank you.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008Thank you. Check it out - O Canada.
I Love Michael Wilbon
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008Everything about him. He is cuddly. He is smart. He is entertaining. And he still writes good stuff. He looks good, too, now on TV. I wish him the best in health and for him to embrace his success. He is the man.
BUT I had to laugh about his issues with bloggers and making stuff up or mailing it in as his sidekick and BFF, Tony Kornheiser, is the king of the "making it up and throwing it out there" media. Tony was a blogger long before bloggers came into being. He was called a columnist with personality. But to be straight forward about it, Tony is a blogger wrapped in a journalist
LaunchBox is Open
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008If you are starting a cool new company, check out LaunchBox Digital to help. Here is the link to the new website. Go for it!
A Dose of Reality
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008Maybe we needed that, a 4 to 0 beating? We can
Variety on Kicking It Deal
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008Here is a nice blurb on our Kicking It distribution deals.
Shoe on The Other Foot
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008I had a very interesting phone call with a senior level executive at a NHL team who said to me, “Can you believe that you drafted Alex Ovechkin, Jeff Schultz and Mike Green in the same year at the draft in 2004?”
I had a very interesting phone call with a senior level executive at a NHL team who said to me, "Can you believe that you drafted Alex Ovechkin, Jeff Schultz and Mike Green in the same year at the draft in 2004?" He told me that several GMs had to explain why they didn’t pick Schultz with the 27th pick in the draft or Mike Green, who leads all NHL D men in goals, with the 29th pick in the draft. Mark Fistric, D of Dallas, was picked one spot before Mike Green in case you were wondering. Both Schultz and Green were noted by this exec to be top 4 D men in the NHL for many, many years to come. It was nice to participate in a call like that and that sure was a productive draft for us. And I guess that first pick of Alex Ovechkin turned out OK too.
