Les Bleus began to dictate the game around the 50th minute, and Howard made a brilliant, full-extension save off a Karim Benzema free kick that seemed destined for the back of the net.
Originating from my recent book, The Four-Star Diet: Based Upon The Wisdom Of General Colin Powell & Other Ridiculously Brilliant Leaders, brand extensions are already underway and new opportunities are cropping up daily.
"I've been at the club since I was eight years old so to get another contract extension is brilliant, I'm really pleased with it," said Rudd.
On first seeing the link, I assumed it was something to do with The Onion Movie, or perhaps an online extension of Harvard Lampoon's brilliant National Geographic spoof that hit newsstands a few months back.
And insulting both him and (by extension) them is not exactly a brilliant political tactic at this point.
At the Unity Conference in Chicago this morning, Barack Obama, for the 365,292nd time, was asked if he felt he needed to admit that the "Surge" worked, and by extension, that McCain is awesome and the Bush administration brilliant.
There she exhibited garments that were extensions of her painting practice, geometric forms in rhythmic patterns and brilliant colors that suited the modern spirit.
He found in it not only a hugely lucrative extension to his career, but a challenge almost entirely denied him during his brilliant international playing days: leadership.
In his new book, "Long for This World," Weiner makes similar use of another brilliant theoretical scientist, the English gerontologist Aubrey de Grey, a tireless proselytizer for radical life extension.
(Mr. Holley lost his own hilltop environment in Birmingham, a brilliant collection of some 30,000 artworks, after the airport authority condemned his home for a runway extension).
