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Catania Win Match By Dropping Shorts

— serieatalk.com — Catania striker Gianvito Plasmati, dropped his shorts at Torino goalkeeper Matteo Sereni, as team-mate Giuseppe Mascara scores,... ...more (more) Catania Win Match By Dropping Shorts

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In 2005, Mark Cuban Blogged About His Illegal Mamma.com Stock Sale
FanHouse — ... relating to the sale of his shares in search engine company Mamma.com in 2004. Cuban is one of the most accessible owners in sports, and blogs about finance matters rather often. This is of interest because back in 2005, Cuban wrote about the Mamma.com sale. (Note: To avoid typing sic 3,000 times, I'll note that all misspellings and improper grammar come from the original blog post.) ...

"Mark Cuban's Going to Have to Write a Big Check"
ESPN.com - TrueHoop — ... Long before he was charged with any wrongdoing, Mark Cuban described the transaction on his blog, BlogMaverick (in 2005). ...

Mark Cuban's Going to Have to Write a Big Check
ESPN.com - TrueHoop — ... Long before he was charged with any wrongdoing, Mark Cuban described the transaction on his blog, BlogMaverick (in 2005). ...

The Mark Cuban Scandal For Dummies (Like Us) [Mark]
Deadspin — ... In a blog post from March 2005, Cuban fully admits that he sold the stock because of the PIPE financing, which when combined with the testimony of the CEO of Mamma.com makes him look pretty guilty. Unless he can prove that that he disclosed the information before actually placing the sell order, he's in big trouble and his own blog could be used against him. Or it could help him if the post proves the timing works out in his favor. That's the key point of the case, and one that is—for the moment—still unclear. ...

Mark Cuban May Have Angered the Wrong People in Washington
SLAM Online — ... Cuban’s biggest problem in this may turn out to be not so much Washington’s murky involvement, but his own blog, on which he detailed the reasons for selling the stocks when he did. ...

Not Off the SEC's Hook: Mark Cuban
ESPN.com - TrueHoop — ... the case in July, saying that the SEC had not proved that Cuban had a legal responsibility not to trade based on the information. SEC lawyers filed its notice of appeal in the federal appeals court in New Orleans, which is expected to take up the case in late November. The agency is likely to argue it didn't even have the opportunity to prove that Cuban had a duty not to trade on the information. It is also likely to argue that Cuban did have such a duty. Cuban once wrote about the transaction on his blog. I had ...