One of the treats arranged for the Nixons in China was a gymnastics and table-tennis exhibition.
As luck would have it, the Dolphins did lose, and the Colts and Bengals rested nearly all of their players allowing the Jets to run the table in exhibition-like games.
They worry about the increasing hordes of artists, especially young ones, and the ever greater quantities of museum curators, distracting themselves with a fantasy about curators outnumbering artists and the turning of tables where exhibitions are concerned.
The front table of the exhibition belonged to Robert J. Lang, considered one of the world's foremost origami artists.
Pushing through the excitable crowd surrounding the exhibition table imported from the London Olympics, it was hard to spot anyone without a drink or bat in their hand, and a big grin on their face.
The London gallery sat in first place out of the UK attractions in a recent league table of global exhibition and museum attendance figures carried out by the Art Newspaper.
As she explained to the 40 people, nearly all women, who had gathered at New York University on Saturday, "This has grown from something that was a little object on our coffee table" to an exhibition that, so far, spreads over 3,000 square feet.
You'll be able to catch the team in person at TechCrunch Disrupt London in December after they won the grand prize of an exhibition table at Startup Alley.
The company, a mobile recording studio for aspiring artists, won an exhibition table in Startup Alley at Disrupt NY 2017 and went on to score the Wild Card spot in Startup Battlefield.
I also heard at least one anecdotal report that the biggest "defense of marriage" table in the exhibition hall wasn't drawing much of a crowd at all, but this is unverifiable and subjective at best.
