LAST year, America's Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency, DARPA, thought it would be a wizard wheeze to organise a robot race across the Nevada desert.
He, or someone representing him, appears to have got the ear of the local press and to have hammered the notion that he would be a wizard coach, even though his record doesn't contain any such indication.
If there is a piece of suitably untouchable Americana, a seminal work of art and a signature expression of a particular time and place in its creation, it would be The Wizard of Oz.
"So if I could put this in the correct perspective, it would be 'The Wizard' in the year 2012, rather than focusing on mostly older material, but it certainly be a pleasure to reach back and play things I haven't touched in 25 years".
Some example classes would be: Warrior, Wizard, Priest, Rogue, Necromancer, Hunter, Beast Lord or maybe even Summoner.
It seems hard to credit academic labour, when spells are one or two words; and anyway, if that were the determinant, Hermione Granger would be a better wizard than Harry.
The 32-year-old Staples district manager said she told her boss — "Professor Snape," she called him jokingly — that she would be attending the Wizarding World opening day no matter what.
It would be nice if the wizard prompts to any IP requirements.
It's "a happy hour" that the museum says "Mr. Wizard would be proud of," with experts discussing cutting-edge science with guests over cocktails.
Ever since Rowling announced last June that a play about her beloved boy wizard would be opening in 2016, speculation has been fevered.
