Word: superealism
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...going well," he says. In 2000 Kraft hired Belichick, the coach he had wanted to sign a year earlier. It cost him a first-round draft pick to pry Belichick loose from the Jets. Belichick promptly lost 13 of his first 18 games, but he eventually delivered two Super Bowl titles over the past three years...
...cash flow, great cost control, good management and an insane demand for its product. But as Bowlen points out, none of that is of any interest to Broncos fans. "They couldn't care less if I make a dollar or $10 million. All they care about is winning the Super Bowl." Maybe the NFL should print a warning label on its tickets: Customer satisfaction not guaranteed...
...expected to hit $40 billion a year for Texas alone. But hardly anybody seems willing to do much about the problem. Cash-strapped school districts are reluctant to give up their slice of the $104 million that outside food vendors make in the state from the likes of super-size sodas and pizzas each year. Although California was the first state to forbid soft-drink sales at elementary and junior high schools last year, bans on junk food in schools face opposition across the U.S. A bill by Iowa's Senator Tom Harkin, a Democrat, to let the Federal Government...
...form. Italy 's bel mondo turned out to see maestro Riccardo Muti conduct Italian composer Antonio Salieri's Europa Riconosciuta (Europa Revealed) - which hadn't been performed since its original production for La Scala's inauguration in 1778. If you didn't manage to snag a 32,000 super-prima ticket, there are repeat performances until mid-January. But it was the renovated theater, restored to its 18th century magnificence and technologically catapulted into the 21st century after $81.3 million and 30 months, that received the biggest raves. To improve the acoustics, renovators removed rubble buried under the stalls during...
Despite both being super seniors, hailing from the same House, and originally living 15 minutes from each other, Lawler and Scheuer had never met before working together on the play. Yet even with, or perhaps because of, their lack of previous contact, they complemented each other perfectly. According to Lawler, “the writing went really smoothly. We work really well together.” The co-writers were aided and guided by a shared philosophy; “The concept was just to create something people would have a great time...