The festival, held in conjunction with the museum's show "Shaped by the Wind: Kites," will also offer a taiko drum performance, a catch-the-kite's-tail contest and indoor workshops.
Brochures are so busy vaunting the high-energy activities offered (snorkeling lessons, Internet at sea, gambling, fine dining, fast dining, 24-hour dining, movies, indoor spin cycling, beauty contests, pool aerobics, art auctions, live Broadway-style shows etc).
Sampras, who is 36 and retired, generated some unexpected buzz by winning the third contest on a very quick indoor court.
Working-class enthusiasm for the contests was so keen that indoor stadiums were needed.
With her shoulder heavily strapped after injuring it while winning the World Indoor Championships in March, Aldama improved steadily through the contest, saving her best jump for last, but was unable to challenge the lead.
At TechCrunch50's DemoPit next Monday and Tuesday, Kijubi will be giving away a bunch of cool outdoor activities from indoor skydiving to biking tours through Napa Valley via a Twitter contest.
Wayne Elliott, the head referee who confirmed the call and explained the reasoning afterward, is a real estate agent in Texas who officiated indoor football games, as well as high school and college contests.
There was the, well, high of breaking the British indoor high jump record, then the low of pulling out of a pentathlon contest in the Netherlands after the first of five events; her final chance of securing a World Indoor spot in her favoured multi-disciplined event ruined because of a throat and chest infection.
Last week Arcade Fire played two concerts at the Capitol Records building in Hollywood: a private indoor performance for National Public Radio and an outdoor show open to winners of a contest sponsored by MTV and Intel.
Related: Two gunmen shot dead at 'draw the prophet Muhammad' contest in Texas Early on Sunday evening, a dark sedan drove up to the indoor arena where 200 people were attending the event featuring caricatures of the prophet Mohammad.
