Monthly Archives: June 2002

All accounted for

A couple of random notes: What’s with all of these accounting scandals lately? It seems like the dot-com insanity has had an effect on accounting practices in other booming industries from the same time period. With all the emphasis on … Continue reading

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Cistercian sighting

I was just having lunch at Cafe Mia on Far West and happened to see Calan Thurow there. (For the blissfully unaware, Cistercian is the name of my high school.) He was with some other guy with glasses, long hair … Continue reading

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Cool research project

I got an email from a friend about this experiment being conducted by some sociologists at Columbia. I went ahead a registered. It sounds pretty cool. Check it out.

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A flurry of links

I managed to get decent tickets to the Tool/Tomahawk show ($43 apiece, ouch), although they aren’t nearly as good as the ones we got through Ticketmaster for the show in San Antonio last year. The only thing that I have … Continue reading

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Emotional Rollercoaster

I’m bummed. I just got word that Paul Tatara will no longer be writing movie reviews for the foreseeable future. He’s calling it quits with CNN. Go check out his farewell letter on his page. He’ll write two more reviews … Continue reading

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You can’t go home

We spent the weekend in Dallas for my dad’s 59th birthday. The Wife and I each had our own agendas in addition to the birthday festivities. She wanted to go to a meditation seminar there on Sunday and I wanted … Continue reading

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