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For Those Who Love the SeaHawks and those who don’t, both of you

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This is getting serious.  Read a story about the 12th Man in the New Jersey Times, right up there with the activities of Governor Christie.http://www.nj.com/super-bowl/index.ssf/2014/01/seahawks_12th_man_super_bowl.html

This version of the Seahawks song on You Tube has 30,000 hits.  I suggest listening with the sound off.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3c-wF060dIhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3c-wF060dI
And there are still six days worth of activities to download from the Seattle Times.  Today’s activity was a pom pom but there’s still the gorgeous
hawk paper glider.  http://www.seattletimescompany.com/fanfrenzy/pdfs/Airplane.pdfhttp://www.seattletimescompany.com/fanfrenzy/pdfs/Airplane.pdf
But, OK, here’s the tough thing.  There are some who find football dull, uninteresting, even distasteful (hard to believe).  What can you do to celebrate?
Well, you could put a Swear Jar on your desk and collect a dollar if anyone even mentions you know who or you know when.  You could create a collection of food that couldn’t be eaten at a Super Bowl Party in a million years.  Borscht, for instance.
Or you could translate these Latin Movie Titles into English. If you don’t do Latin, make up your own non Super Bowl activities to share on Monday. (Small prize for the winners) very small.
The Latin Movie Title Quiz was designed by Dr. Chris Wilhelm who will be watching the Super Bowl.  You’ve been warned. The quiz can be a little tricky. Dr. Wilhelm says, “Well, like just Latinizing “Titanic” a few years ago would have been too obvious. So I had something that translated back into English as “The very large ship which, with a mountain of ice having been struck, fell to the lowest part of the sea”.
i) Illamii) Gelātaiii) Gravitāsiv) Diēs Labōrisv) Hic est Fīnis

vi) Fūr Librōrum

vii) Lupus Viae Mūrālis

viii) Omnia Amissa Sunt

ix) Servus Duodecim Annōs

x) Iter Stellāre in Tenebrās

xi) Ambulātiō Longa ad Lībertātem

xii) Iūdī Famis: Ignem Concipientēs

xiii) Praefectus quī Nāvem ā Pīrātīs Servāvit

xiv) Ancilla Magica Quad Canit et Umbellā Volat

xv) Vir Parvus Pedibus Pilōsīs Contrā Dracōnem Amōre aurī Furentem

Let me know what you come up with. Answers Monday Enjoy the day. GO HAWKS!!

 

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