Then he proudly introduced his grandson, the baby he was holding that day, now almost 8.
He started Leisure Holidays in 1987, without, he proudly says, any borrowings from MBf.
Today he proudly operates a huge rotating smoker and they even sell his own Alisal bottled dry rubs.
"We've had a few days to work on it, " Mr. Curtis stated as he proudly surveyed the ice.
In 1982 and '83, he proudly records, he had six one-man shows and had work in three group shows.
"This is our baby - we love this car, " he proudly proclaims.
And he proudly invokes his legendary uncles, John and Robert, to help pry open wallets in circles where the Kennedy name still sizzles.
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Two years later, when the interim regimes had proved their ineptness and Chuan was returned to power, he proudly brought back Tarrin and Supachai.
He proudly decries hobbyists and jokes about his terrible golf game.
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He proudly represents a Midwestern city that is emotionally and financially connected to a ball club that has won 10 world championships and 17 pennants since 1900.
The most outspoken of his colleagues, Malafaia is constantly involved in controversies related to the gay community in Brazil, of which he proudly declares himself to be the biggest nemesis.
The Fed, he proudly recounts, is still gloriously profitable.
In addition to the above, this was the case with a man who had a letter related to farming written by Thomas Jefferson, and with its envelope still present, he proudly proclaimed.
Over a plate of Argentine beef cooked on a tabletop grill at a fashionable Sao Paolo restaurant, he proudly shows his card authorizing him to drive a high-performance car on an amateur track.
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It is evident in the 1, 200 sculptures, large and small, he created in, as he proudly noted, seven continents. (A de Weldon monument of Richard Byrd, an American polar explorer, is in McMurdo Sound, in Antarctica).
He took a course designed by a geneticist who helped launch the Human Genome Project, Harvard colleague George Church. (Mr. Gates passed the course, he proudly notes, with a required score of 100.) He also boned up via laptop with video lectures from the Teaching Company, and often consults Ivy League peers by email.
He also recounted proudly how he beat out Graham in acquiring newspapers in Wilmington, Del.
"Looking at the volume of work I have done, all criticism stands subsided, " he says proudly.
He was proudly carrying on a tradition of military service that runs deep within his family.
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In his memoirs, he writes proudly about his meetings with Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt, Lenin, and Stalin.
"My new job is to focus on the development and employment of Latin America, " he says proudly.
"We want to be perceived as a European company, not as a local Polish one" he declared proudly.
"Today we have one-third the people we had in 1988, and we're five times as productive, " he says proudly.
He has told audiences proudly that he doesn't need a poll or a focus group to know what he believes.
"They recognise my whistle, as they recognise my voice, " he says proudly.
He pointed proudly to the air intake scoop in front of the rear tires and the vertical taillights similar to those found on the Tata Indica.
He usually refrains from scaring the guests on those trips, although he says proudly that the boat hit 29 knots once with his daughter at the helm.
And everyone knows that one guy who can't wait for Facebook to come up in conversation, just so he can loudly and proudly announce he's not a part of the network.
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