If you missed the telecast – wait for it to hit YouTube or tune in on Christmas day at 12 noon for the next and last airing.
This was a fun event to be a part of this year and I’m looking forward to taking my long drive career to a new level in 2010. Just as long as my manager is on board.
Tune in here to full fill your long drive cravings.
If only this were for a purpose other then showcasing talent. December 4th it was Today’s BIG Thing. Today it still makes me laugh.
Good find Matt Matt.
I think I know this guy
What’s the difference between Tiger Woods and Santa Claus?
Ho Ho Ho – Thanks Dave.
Who doesn’t love a digital christmas card? Good to hear from you G. Hope your golf game is well intact.
Xcel Energy threw out Snuggies at the Nuggets game last night. I stole one from the little girl 3 seats down… Said it was too big for her.
Now I don’t have to use your energy to heat my house – Thanks Xcel.
Now that facebook is 2 years from now losing popularity, Nick Wolff decided to join the party. Now we are just waiting for Ryan Foster and some Maker’s Mark.
Can’t say the creative teams at Honda are not not creative… I love their ads. Way to go Tony Davidson at Wieden + Kennedy, London.
The swell of the century just rolled through Hawaii … Bo was there.
I don’t care what you say about style … this is slightly impressive – and ballsy.
Jury Duty.
On December 4th I was lucky enough to attend a special premiere of Riley Poor’s latest creation … Transitions down at Craig Hospital.
I was truly blown away by this film not only because it goes back to the era of skiing I thrived and grew up in … which brings amazing memories. But also because it is such a beautiful documentary about one of the greatest pipe throbs of all time, Simon Dumont.
Now – I just can’t wait for Riley’s next project and to possibly get deeper into the real meaning behind Transitions. After all, out of everyone I know (minus my dad) there isn’t anyone who has taken a larger transition in their lives in this past year other then Riley Poor. I still wear his sticker on the back of my phone and think daily about what a true inspiration he is has become … from day one.
Riley – congratulations on the engagement to your amazing Katrina. Jake and Sara – screw the black hole of 2009? Jeremy Sweeney – What would Joel be doing now? Hoodlum – keep up the good work. Maddy – Your adorable.
Interesting article. I believe in a lot of these points, however still see a fall in the near future of the most powerful social network engine.
December 24th, 2005 - Barrel Man + Hydle
His name was Tim McKernan. He took a $10 bet from his brother in 1977 that he wouldn’t wear a barrel to Denver Broncos football game. 30 years and 22 different barrels later, Tim finally retired from his superfan role as “The Barrel Man” in 2007.
Friday, at the age of 69, Tim McKernan lost his battle with an inoperable respiratory disease.
Dear barrel man – I salute you.