The critics analyse the original content, sure; but then the critics are themselves analysed; and then that analysis is analysed by someone else; and then the real genius wakes up, carbonates his own cola product, turns on his computer, and analyses the shit out of everything that preceded him.
"Above all, we wanted to tell others how great adoption has been for us," says James, sipping his diet cola.
His signature dish may be his Coca-Cola BBQ Beef Ribs ($22), just as sticky sweet as the name suggests.
Mr. Buffett said the last time he changed his position in American Express was in 1998; the last time he changed his Coca-Cola investment was in 1994; and the last time he altered his Gillette position was in 1989.
His jars of jelly beans would appeal to Wayne Thiebaud, and his Coca-Cola cans seem to nod to Andy Warhol.
He is perhaps best known for the overture to his opera Colas Breugnon (1936, after the novel by Romain Rolland; rev. 1953 , 1969 and for his suite The Comedians (1940).
Later, describing his new line of work, Dunn told me he was doing penance for his Coca-Cola years.
But to taste coffee from a real brewing master, Thomas Burrows at Manifest (46 Old High Street) is unbeatable: his smooth filter is made using Square Mile beans, and even tastier are his coffee colas, which he concocts using all manner of botanicals.
He later told doctors of his Coca-Cola habit: four liters, about a gallon, a day.
His "Coca-Cola [4] [Large Coca Cola]" had seven bidders competing for it and finally sold to a telephone bidder for more than $10 million above its $25 million high estimate.
