Barranquilla, Columbia is home to Shakira and Edgar Renteria (pro baseball player) and might be my destination this summer. Synergy Global, the company my father works for, has a call center on the coastal city of Barranquilla, Columbia (away from the FARC insurgency and all that mess). Unlike Bangalore, India, Barranquilla's agents are not very ( Read more... )

I feel like Martin Sheen's character in Apocalypse Now when he's been in his hotel room by himself for a solid week with little to no human contact ( Read more... )

Are there not enough people in the world? Mississippi's legislature doesn't seem to think so ( Read more... )

I think I've discovered my niche: teaching. I'm having ridiculous amounts of fun with my required field experience. I get to teach five lessons on probability. I keep thinking of so many introductory activities for the students to do. If more 17 year olds were familiar with playing cards, a few games of poker would be a fabulous adventure into the ( Read more... )

And we still managed to take it too far ( Read more... )

He's a horrible shot who mistakes people for quail.

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I'm enrolled in ED 302 (art and science of teaching) this semester ( Read more... )

Saturday at 2:00 PM CST Aaron Twedt: agnostic/non-religious, Kevin Becnal: disgruntled ex-Catholic, Joshua Lee: liberal Christian, and myself: atheist; will be hosting our first (hopefully of many) radio show on WMUW. Right now I'm working on getting the word out, and I figured livejournal isn't a bad place to start. Apparently all e-mails sent to ( Read more... )

If you haven't heard of Gene Ray, cubism, and/or timecube, you must read as much as you can. The guy rants for dozens upon dozens of pages.

After you read some of his "ideas," visit the Wiki entry on "Dr." Gene Ray ( Read more... )

Everyone is probably tired of my football entries, but I have to make at least one more ( Read more... )