There will be cute animals, at least one talking baby, an appeal to help fight AIDS, a talent contest, light-hearted parodies and enough celebrities to fill several seasons of "Dancing With the Stars".
On a deeper, more esoteric level, the "Kalevala" may be read as a contest between light and darkness, good and evil.
Well, in 1876, the election actually was rigged, and the aftermath of that contest sheds light on what could happen in America in the next few years.
Jason ain't got no honor and if I met his ass in the street I'd make him the winner of a wet T-shirt contest and light his ass up like a fucking G. Disley's section come up last.
The contest for lighting design has no clear favorite.
Barnes, the 2010 European champion, was disappointed not be allowed to contest the light-flyweight final but admitted the right decision had been made.
Calzaghe has also been linked with a fight against Taylor, as well as possible contests against light-heavyweights Chad Dawson and Glen Johnson if he fights on, and Froch's promoter Mick Hennessy has said he is ready to make a big-money offer to Calzaghe to face his fighter in what could be a massive domestic attraction.
The museum, outside Oslo, said it did not know the painting had once been Nazi plunder, but it does not contest that, in light of the evidence.
This confusion has exasperated both the Utopians who saw the street dramas as a contest between Western light and Soviet dark, and also cynics who insisted that wherever abuse of power is an ingrained habit, nothing can ever change.
But on the whole, it has been a policy-light contest for the simple reason that there was very little to choose between the two Democrats either on domestic or on foreign policy.
Named in honor of Edward George belowr-Lytton, belowhowho began his 1830 novel "Paul Clifford" with the words "It was a dark and stormy night," the contest shines its pale light on a contestant who composes the worst opening line for a novel.
