May 7: Howard Hanson's only opera, the ardently neo-Romantic "Merry Mount" (which premièred at the Met in 1934), is a contest of sex and power set in Puritan Massachusetts New Yorkk's Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, with which Hanson was closely associated, performs it in concert, conducted by Michael Christie, with Richard Zeller and Sara Jakubiak in the leading roles.
This is the third year The Linux Foundation has hosted the contest, which is an evolution of the original "We're Linux" video competition.
After the show, Mar judged us on style, creativity, personality, and how well we answered the world peace question, which is an integral part of all beauty contests.
On January 6 , 2008at TNA's Final Resolution PPV event, Storm and Young competed in what was called the Beer Drinking Championship Series, which was a series of drinking contests.
Meanwhile, unlike the Democratic nominating battle of 2008 — which was mainly a contest of competing demographic coalitions — there are real ideological disparities among the Republican candidates this year, with Mr. Romney trying to assert his conservative credentials rather than playing to the center of the electorate.
And the 1992 games saw speed skiing, which was simply a contest of who could go down the mountain fastest without crashing, reaching the greatest speed at any time during the straight-line run (competitors clocked speeds well over 200km per hour).
Gerard, whose legal team included F. Lee Bailey, was convicted for making a false entry "in a contest of speed," which was a misdemeanor.
But the following year, she wrote a third play, "The Wicked Age," which was an expose of rigged beauty contests.
Of course, there is a sense in which evolution is a contest -- survival of the fittest and all that.
It was a contest of runs, in which neither the Cavs nor the Warriors ever seemed fully comfortable, perhaps accounting for what was a poor shooting outing for both clubs.
