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This course provides an introduction to the literature of the New Testament and its historical, cultural, religious, geographical and social context. Throughout the course, students will investigate the different theologies presented by the Old Testament writers.ī 3001 Introduction to New Testament (3 credits)

Various methodological tools for investigating the content and genre of the texts will be studied. This course provides an introduction to the literature of the Old Testament and its historical, cultural, religious, geographical and social context. And that means fostering that team spirit – coaches.B 3000 Introduction to Old Testament (3 credits) It’s a bit intangible, but every game-day move, line-shift and healthy scratch I see appears more about individuals than team. We have not been playing like a team, I think (ahem) exactly because we’re not being coached and governed like a team. But even this idiot knows not to disspirit a team.

Smells Like Team Spirit: I am likely an idiot when it comes to sophisticated NHL strategems.

(And how delicious is it that Washington is eating Senators? Oh, Howell Heflin, where are you now that we need you?) Besides, we’re 3-0 so far against the Senators, so we’ve got some number of theirs figured out. That, and a free-flying offense probably leaves them weaker at the D-end, which points the way to how we win this game. Sure, they got a shut out against the Islanders (snicker) but we, and others have a way of getting lots of pucks in their nets.

Hey, We Like Playing Ottawa: Loose means at both ends.

Why is he firing of late? In part because the entire Sens squad is playing open: moving the puck fast and loose, and earning its wins on the talents of a few hot players (Spezzatini has 14 points in 5 games, the jerk.) Loose is unlike a lot of squads these days, and disciplined is how they come down. Late’s an appropriate word, as Spezza has long promised more than he delivered.

Don’t Spezza Out: But Jason Spezza, at an astounding 27G/38A, plus-6, is prince of the Senators of late.

Erik Karlsson (or Karl Karlsson) at 12G/45A, plus-14 has totally stepped up his game of late, Milan Michalek (25G/14, minus-2) continues being a threat, and some fossil named Alffrreddssonn (20G/24A, plus-9 and ancient.) Bottle them up. Much of the credit goes to four jokers three we’ve previously mentioned. Result, and trust me this is something I never thought I would be writing, ever, the Senators (31-22-8) are ahead of the Capitals 29-25-5) in conference standings. The Sens it’s more like on 8 games, off the next 10. Oh, Them:The Senators have been Caps-like this season, just in slower motion. We down the Senators Wednesday night by doing a few things, and then we keep on doing those things.

We just have to do one thing: start acting like the team we’re haven’t proven ourselves to be so far. We can make it to the Holy Land in April. Don’t make us continue, because we will.Īnd yet -because what’s an argument with a yet – we still believe this can be done. The 2012 Presidential election will be dreadful. Alex Ovechkin is not going to be replaced as Captain. Yanking Tomas Vokoun did not change momentum. That, and there appears to be a “merely obvious gap” at Kettler these days. Of course, we’re pointing out the merely gape-mouthed obvious here because, well, it makes us feel a little superior. We are not going into excuse mode, which seems to be the default for senior Caps management (despite Ted’s “ Unacceptable” post, pssh.) There’s a wide gap between losing after playing hard, and just acting like losers. Sure, watching the Capitals this season has been exactly like watching the tides rush in and out, depositing a fresh crop of flotsam and hope on the shore at high tide before sucking it all back out to sea, leaving behind dead jellyfish and despair. Follow Pregame: Well, hello you! Pollyanna Sunshine, reporting for duty! And here’s my colleague, Peppy Miller! Rah Team! Here’s Doug Johnson of Puck Buddys with your pregame report.