I was looking through some of the weird images that I've collected over the years. There's one that I cut out of a magazine from work about five or six years ago that was a full-page ad for some sort of technology symposium. I actually had this taped to my cubicle for a long time. It was nothing out of the ordinary--just a list of the courses and the speakers with their bios and some of their pictures. But I could not stop staring at this guy...
Was this a joke or a mistake? I do a lot of desktop publishing and I know that sometimes these things can happen. Perhaps they were waiting for a picture of Mr. Medina and threw something in FPO (that's lingo we use in the industry which means "For Position Only"--consider yourself "hip" to the world of desktop publishing). But I looked the guy up and he was (is) real. In fact, you can look him up, too. Just do a Google image search for Richard Medina and see what comes up or GO HERE and see what he looks like today (same guy with a slightly modified "do").
In case you haven't figured it out, Mr. Medina looks a lot like George Costanza...
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