So I'm crossing my fingers and stocking up on alcohol. Very important, as it determines bragging rights for the next year, and we haven't won against Florida in several years. They're ranked 4th, giving them a decent chance at playing for the national championship if they beat us today and catch a little luck with other teams losing. We're 20th, so I'm hoping for some wonderful heartbreaking fun. Beating the Gators would be icing on the already-awesome cake that is this year. Conservatives want live babies so they can raise them to be dead soldiers. - George Carlin
MIAMI, FLO.- The new Frost Art Museum at Florida International University opens Saturday, Nov. 29, when Miami will have a chance to view this spectacular architectural backdrop, and its main attraction -- six new exhibitions including "Modern Masters from the Smithsonian American Art Museum". The opening also kicks off more than a week of events celebrating the debut of Miami's first new art museum in a decade and the only major Miami museum that charges no admission. Opening events will culminate with the Frost's Art Basel sponsored event, the sixth annual Breakfast in the Park, featuring sculptor Joel Shapiro. "Nov. 29th will be an important day in the life of this community," said Carol Damian, director and chief curator of the Frost. "We now have a world class museum in this city that offers important exhibitions and art education free to the public. We're saying to our community, `this is your museum'." http://www.artdaily.com/index.asp?int_sec=2&int_new=27521
"Nov. 29th will be an important day in the life of this community," said Carol Damian, director and chief curator of the Frost. "We now have a world class museum in this city that offers important exhibitions and art education free to the public. We're saying to our community, `this is your museum'."
http://www.artdaily.com/index.asp?int_sec=2&int_new=27521
Wales celebrated their first southern hemisphere scalp in 12 games as the Grand Slam winners beat Australia in a thriller at the Millennium Stadium. World player of the year Shane Williams capped a fine week to finish a free-flowing Wales move in the third minute. A breakaway Mark Chisholm try helped to put Australia ahead but a fine Lee Byrne score and 11 points from Stephen Jones saw Wales open a 21-13 lead. Digby Ioane scored but Wales clinched the win Warren Gatland had demanded. Wales survived a brutal Australian fightback in the final minutes to claim their third success over a Tri-Nations opposition since rugby turned professional in 1995. The hosts, facing an Australian side seeking a clean sweep of victories on their autumn tour, rose to the occasion to produce the scintillating rugby that earned them plaudits during their second Six Nations clean-sweep in four seasons.
Wales celebrated their first southern hemisphere scalp in 12 games as the Grand Slam winners beat Australia in a thriller at the Millennium Stadium.
World player of the year Shane Williams capped a fine week to finish a free-flowing Wales move in the third minute.
A breakaway Mark Chisholm try helped to put Australia ahead but a fine Lee Byrne score and 11 points from Stephen Jones saw Wales open a 21-13 lead.
Digby Ioane scored but Wales clinched the win Warren Gatland had demanded.
Wales survived a brutal Australian fightback in the final minutes to claim their third success over a Tri-Nations opposition since rugby turned professional in 1995.
The hosts, facing an Australian side seeking a clean sweep of victories on their autumn tour, rose to the occasion to produce the scintillating rugby that earned them plaudits during their second Six Nations clean-sweep in four seasons.
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Remember: it's not a real sport if it wasn't spread by the British empire!
And they wonder how they got to be a second-rate power.
(ducks) Conservatives want live babies so they can raise them to be dead soldiers. - George Carlin
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When a rugby player can make it five minutes without being either left in the dust or broken in half, we'll talk.
But I'd expect that kind of talk from a Lennon fan. ;) Conservatives want live babies so they can raise them to be dead soldiers. - George Carlin
*Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
