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i was actually in the process of posting when it froze.

the article (here) was fairly interesting. throughout you get the feeling that he hates students.
the ‘about the author’ part states that he “has received lots of positive evaluations during his teaching career, and likes most of his students.”
haha.

eek. my prof just asked a question to the class, “this isn’t a trick question, you’re all economists.”
yikes.

so, i finished the sudoku.
19min!
pitiful. je sais.
mais ce n’est pas my fault… i was interrupted beaucoup de times.

alors,
i got an email inviting me to a superbowl party, and it reminded me of something i learned today!

a choir from Teen Challenge Farm spoke/performed at church this morning.
it was really good. before today, when i thought of ‘teen challenge farm’ i’d think of Pinball Clemmons and giving them used cars. but there’s so much more to them than that!! and who knew they were all over the world!?!
it was totally worth the uncomfortableness of the weather outside.

anyways that’s besides my point right now.
my point is, the pastor was somehow able to link Superbowl Sunday and the Tower of Babel together.

so, i learned about football today!
apparently when the quarterback says that bunch of mumbo jumbo before he says ‘hut’, he’s actually telling his team members how the other team is situated! it’s code language.
that’s makes sense!
now, the game has a whole new level to it in my mind!
i thought was so cool.

anyways, he related it to the Tower of Babel through the language part.

In order to know what he (or He!) is saying you have to recogize his voice above all the other noise and you have to have a relationship with him in order to know what he’s saying.