Journey, circa 70's
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
"Our Nation Has New Hope for Glory"
Or, "I like Nitrates."
Repost from Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Website:
Chestnut Beats Kobayashi, Brings Mustard Yellow Belt Back to America
7/4/2007
Joey Chestnut of San Jose, Calif., today won the Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest, beating former champion Takeru Kobayashi and setting a new world record by downing 66 Nathan’s Famous hot dogs and buns in 12 minutes.
Kobayashi, the six-time hot dog-eating world champion, arrived at the 2007 event with a jaw injury. He reportedly received therapy on the jaw until two hours before the contest and appeared to compete at 100 percent — he ate 63 HDBs, eight more than his personal best.
Many thought Kobayashi would be unable to compete, or that he would compete at a lower level of intensity. In fact, he and Joey were neck and neck until the final moments of the contest.
The Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog-Eating Contest has been held each year since 1916, according to archives. This year’s contest may have been the most highly anticipated match-up in the event’s storied 92-year history. Police reported that nearly 50,000 people attended the event in Coney Island.
“Nothing represents summer and the Fourth of July like the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog-Eating Contest,” said Wayne Norbitz, president and COO of Nathan’s Famous. “This year our nation has new hope for glory.”
I will now shout my pride from the eaves.
Repost from Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Website:
Chestnut Beats Kobayashi, Brings Mustard Yellow Belt Back to America
7/4/2007
Joey Chestnut of San Jose, Calif., today won the Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest, beating former champion Takeru Kobayashi and setting a new world record by downing 66 Nathan’s Famous hot dogs and buns in 12 minutes.
Kobayashi, the six-time hot dog-eating world champion, arrived at the 2007 event with a jaw injury. He reportedly received therapy on the jaw until two hours before the contest and appeared to compete at 100 percent — he ate 63 HDBs, eight more than his personal best.
Many thought Kobayashi would be unable to compete, or that he would compete at a lower level of intensity. In fact, he and Joey were neck and neck until the final moments of the contest.
The Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog-Eating Contest has been held each year since 1916, according to archives. This year’s contest may have been the most highly anticipated match-up in the event’s storied 92-year history. Police reported that nearly 50,000 people attended the event in Coney Island.
“Nothing represents summer and the Fourth of July like the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog-Eating Contest,” said Wayne Norbitz, president and COO of Nathan’s Famous. “This year our nation has new hope for glory.”
I will now shout my pride from the eaves.
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Fireworks guys know how to party
My dream job is to be one of the people who name fireworks...
They must be having a lot of fun in those warehouses...
And let's not forget the infamous "Golden Shower Cone."
The "Screamin Willy."
The "Nutty Monkey."
Someone gets paid to come up with these.
Though sometimes, I suppose, you have to throw Americans a bone...
Golden shower of sparks, I salute you.
They must be having a lot of fun in those warehouses...
And let's not forget the infamous "Golden Shower Cone."
The "Screamin Willy."
The "Nutty Monkey."
Someone gets paid to come up with these.
Though sometimes, I suppose, you have to throw Americans a bone...
Golden shower of sparks, I salute you.
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
From the Advertising Think Tanks...
Finally, an ad campaign we can relate to...
A research project for the masses...
A research project for the masses...
Sunday, July 1, 2007
Presidents in a Block of Cheese
The Mount Rushmore of Cheddar...my patriotism mounts...
Cut and paste for more info on this natural wonder... (clicky link is down):
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6258058.stm
Cut and paste for more info on this natural wonder... (clicky link is down):
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6258058.stm
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