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WED 9Wood monkeys are soooo last year. According to the Tibetans, 2004 was the Year of the Wood Monkey, and 2005 -- which, on their calendar, starts today -- is the Year of the Wood Rooster. Tibetan nobleman Tsipon Shuguba wrote, "Our new year begins officially as Losar with the rising of the new moon... This festival celebrates Buddha Sakyamuni's triumph over the evil spirits who tempted him during his meditations." Party on -- or "eliminate all the demons of the old year and insure a happy new year" -- with the folks at Tubten Kunga Center (665 SE 10th St., Deerfield Beach). The traditional Tibetan rituals start at 7:30 p.m., and they're free. Call 954-421-6224, or visit www.tubtenkunga.org. (DF)
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