As the not-bad pun of the title suggests, "Foreverly" is an homage to Don and Phil Everly, who, as the Everly Brothers, racked up more than a dozen Top Ten hits between 1957 and 1962, and influenced a generation of rock-and-rollers in the process.
The first 15 skiers charged onto the course in shadows beneath a cloudy sky which made it hard to pick up the small bumps and rollers in the first section of the race course, known as Caddy Flats.
Frozen ponds in the North and roller hockey in the California sun are both now part of the fabric of hockey in America.
EZ Loader is now one of the largest manufacturers of both bunk and roller trailers in the world, selling up to 50,000 trailers a year at prices ranging from $700 to more than $15,000.
Mr. Kosciolek describes his neighborhood as "a friendly place where people greet you and where children are safe biking and roller blading in the street".
(Holden) 'ROLL BOUNCE' (PG-13, 107 minutes) A drowsy comedy from Malcolm D. Lee about a handful of kids grooving and roller skating in the summer of 1978, "Roll Bounce" has heart and good vibes but little else to recommend it.
Family photos -- like one of Hepburn lying on a gravel path, toes in the air and rollers in her hair, as she takes a snapshot of the family Yorkie -- heighten this book's self-evident allure.
There's a new set of nets in one corner, a new electronic scoreboard in another, a new set of covers in the third, and a new roller in the fourth.
We have white kids imitating Tampa Red, and they're playing Big Bill Broonzy, and they're students, they're scholars, who go back and listen to the old 78-r.p.m. records and get heavily into that, like all the English rock and rollers did in the sixties.
