BubbaRay
01-15-2008, 05:25 PM
Tuesday, 01/15/2008
Don't miss tonight's episode of "Some Assembly Required" on The Discovery Channel! You can see Ebonite International in action as the hosts of the show take an in-depth tour of the company's ball manufacturing facility in Hopkinsville and see how we're building the best brands in bowling!
"Some Assembly Required" with Ebonite, Hammer, Columbia 300 and Track
Tuesday, January 15 at 10 pm eastern
Saturday, January 19 at 8 pm eastern (episode re-airs)
Check your local listings for more information.
Last August, Brian Unger and Lou Bloomfield, hosts of a brand new show on The Discovery Channel titled “Some Assembly Required,” took a hands-on tour of the plant and spent three days filming the ball manufacturing process from research and development to the actual use of the finished product on the lanes.
“This is the second time within a year that our brands have been highlighted for its processes and manufacturing capabilities and it gets more exciting every time,” said Brenda Green, marketing services manager for Ebonite International. “To know that our everyday work is being recognized and that our sport is getting the national attention it deserves it fantastic.”
Ebonite International was first profiled on The History Channel’s “Modern Marvels” series in January 2007.
Don't miss tonight's episode of "Some Assembly Required" on The Discovery Channel! You can see Ebonite International in action as the hosts of the show take an in-depth tour of the company's ball manufacturing facility in Hopkinsville and see how we're building the best brands in bowling!
"Some Assembly Required" with Ebonite, Hammer, Columbia 300 and Track
Tuesday, January 15 at 10 pm eastern
Saturday, January 19 at 8 pm eastern (episode re-airs)
Check your local listings for more information.
Last August, Brian Unger and Lou Bloomfield, hosts of a brand new show on The Discovery Channel titled “Some Assembly Required,” took a hands-on tour of the plant and spent three days filming the ball manufacturing process from research and development to the actual use of the finished product on the lanes.
“This is the second time within a year that our brands have been highlighted for its processes and manufacturing capabilities and it gets more exciting every time,” said Brenda Green, marketing services manager for Ebonite International. “To know that our everyday work is being recognized and that our sport is getting the national attention it deserves it fantastic.”
Ebonite International was first profiled on The History Channel’s “Modern Marvels” series in January 2007.