heaven

He had necessarily converted to Catholicism the year before to get ahead in 1880s antisemitic Vienna, and in his Second Symphony gave what for him was a new, desperate notion: Give heaven a whirl.

But while his mind raced across the heavens, Strachan couldn’t stop thinking about the voids that made written accounts of pioneering feats and extraordinary voyages on Earth seem incomplete.

She’s providing as much comedy as she is talent from the table, and fits perfectly as one of Roan’s openers — it’s like a match made in heaven: two peas in a pod, a perfect fit.

"They told us that the world had become infidel and godless, and only martyrdom would take a person to heaven," he says.

“When I go to heaven, I’m going to ask God why he didn’t build me like that?” joked defensive line coach Shaun Nua.