Granted, it is wise not to pretend this is just a slightly northern suburb of Miami, and it could open up all kinds of new sponsorship possibilities (Uggs, anyone?), but do the Super Bowl promoters really want a constant reminder of the one reason people objected to this Super Bowl in the first place?
Its initiatives include the WISE accelerator, grants for projects around the world, an impactful online publication, and the WISE Learners' Voice, a program which connects with the very students the program is trying to reach.
This is a mellow God, wise enough to grant Jim Carrey's Bruce Nolan his wish to play God, and then be there when he buckles under the strain of running the world.
Allardyce was almost sacked last summer after a difficult season in which his attack was blunted by Andy Carroll's foot injury and at Christmas it was looking like a wise move to grant him a reprieve.
Social mobility has gone backwards in the past 30 years, he argues, it has not advanced.In a moment of journalistic cheek, I felt I should ask him about his trenchant conclusion in the book that the Queen has been wise never to grant an interview.
Mastery of this ancient wisdom would grant a select company of wise men power to reform corrupt religion, to reshape an unjust society, and to gain control over themselves and all of nature.
Obama would be wise to raise Pell grants -- the grants that go to neediest students back to the level they once were, when the maximum grant covered about 75% of college costs.
At home, he was imaginative and wise in his granting a prime ministerial role to Thabo Mbeki.
In 1019 Prince Yaroslav I the Wise of Kiev granted the town a charter of self-government; the town assembly, or veche, elected their prince, chiefly as a military commander.
It's a matter of opinion, granted, but it may be wise to cock an ear towards those who recalled John Snow with his tail up and Ted Dexter in midsummer prime.
