I think Dan Berger put a link to this on the ninjaturtles.com site, but just in case you missed it, here's another link:
http://www.isenberg.umass.edu/alumni/uploads/listWidget/17187/cw-spring08.pdf
Both Gary Richardson (CEO of Mirage) and I are graduates of the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. Gary graduated from the Isenberg School of Business, and they have a quarterly magazine called "Commonwealth". Gary and I were interviewed for the cover article in the latest issue. (Actually, they were just going to interview Gary, but he graciously asked if they'd like to include me... and they did.)
It was a fun interview to do, and I actually learned some stuff about Gary I had not known. And the photographer they sent along shot a really nice cover photo. -- PL
-->> .. my god it's like TMNT Toy land..
ReplyDeletebet even Santa's workshop doesn't even have such wonders wow !!
>v<
that is an awesome article :) I am intrigued by the Giant new toon pez head you are holding in the front photo! Were they made available commercially or are they a prototype?
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ReplyDeletethat is an awesome article :) I am intrigued by the Giant new toon pez head you are holding in the front photo! Were they made available commercially or are they a prototype?"
That's a good question to which I do not know the asnwer. The guy who should know is Steve Murphy, so maybe you could go over to his blog and pose the question! -- PL
Wonderful article. One line, which may not have been meant to be so funny but sent me into a fit of giggles, was Gary Richardson's "I immediately learned that Peter and Kevin thought from the other side of the brain."
ReplyDeleteWell, *yeah*! There would be no Turtles at all had you two been conventional "thinking -inside- the -box" types.
=oD
The ultimate in unable to locate collectables.
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