The joyous, booming memories they relate of how Tonga, Fiji and Samoa have delivered some of the most beautiful moments in the World Cup against very improbable odds.
The last time that Toshiba, NEC, Hitachi, Fujitsu and Mitsubishi fought over the lion's share of a booming new memory-chip market, they installed so much capacity that they wrecked margins for everybody, themselves especially.
Flash is a burly, charismatic 58-year-old with a booming voice, an extraordinary memory and a gift for storytelling.
The stock market was booming, recessions were distant memories and gold was under $300 an ounce.
Many people are holding onto memories of the booming 90's, public opinion experts said; a stagnating stock market, a slump in earnings, or another terrorist attack could bring a new wave of doubt.
But in recent months Rambus has gone from being the quiet force behind the design of computer memory technology to a booming voice that has shaken the semiconductor industry to its very foundations.
Saifun has developed a new, more compact form of flash memory, demand for which is booming as the storage capacity of mobile phones, music players and other portable devices increases.
Toronto, the prime-time special, those are now dimming memories: the adoring crowds, the booming high-ceilinged laughs, the guy who held up a sign that read: "I took Conan for my Confirmation name".
In the past 20 years, the lake shores have exchanged any lingering memories of the past for a booming industry in the cultivation and sale of out-of-season vegetables like snow peas and trimmed beans, and cut flowers like roses and carnations -- virtually all of them exported to distant markets in Europe.
Eddie C. Lovelace, a Kentucky judge still on the bench into his late 70s, had a penchant for reciting Shakespeare from memory and telling funny stories in his big, booming voice.
