Word: shells
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...ratings are not what the World Cup is about. In America soccer is still a sport to be played, not watched. There is still a generational lag. The people who one day will shell out the bucks to take their kids to see the future Boston Bullfrogs or Tampa Toads play soccer don't have kids yet. They're teenagers whose fathers played Little League baseball or Pop Warner football. Some of those parents are as clueless about soccer as they are about the Beastie Boys...
...seat venue instead of a 1,200 seat venue? I figured that if what I really like about them is what I really like about them is what they do with their music and the intensity ands energy that they generate at their live shows, then I'd shell out the Ticketmaster-inflated $24 for a ticket and go. And what did I get? Many a moment of music-induced goose-bumps and a stiff neck from heavy grooving (note that Anastasio's head is blurred in the photo--he was grooving...
...MONDAY, MORE THAN 300,000 SWARMED TO THE ESPLANADE IN BOSTON TO HEAR THE BOSTON POPS PLAY IN THE HATCH SHELL AND TO WATCH FIREWORKS LIGHT UP THE SKY OVER THE CHARLES RIVER. DESPITE THE FORECAST, THERE WAS NO RAIN WHATSOEVER--BUT TO THOSE WHO GOT THERE EARLY TO SECURE A GOOD 1SPOT, THE DAY SEEMED LONG...
...communist orbit but kept their oil industries under tight national control are also opening their arms to the capital, technology and management skills that international oil firms offer. Venezuela's state-owned oil industry took in foreign partners last year, entering joint ventures with Conoco, Mitsubishi and Shell. Foreign firms have flocked into Colombia to develop the Cusiana and Cupiagua fields, which together constitute the largest find in the western hemisphere since wildcatters struck oil in 1967 in Alaska's Prudhoe...
...important. Such as the scene where a hornbill voiced by "Four Wedding and a Funeral's" Rowen Atkinson starts singing "It's a Small World." That's because the movie is too much to fully encapsulate in one review. If you want the full effect of "The Lion King," shell out your seven bucks. For better or for worse, it's quite an experience...