Passover begins this evening, so it's time for eight days of matzo. Hooray!
Since Passover is here, enjoy these ethical questions from a non-Jew regarding purchasing Kosher for Passover Coca-Cola. [A List of Things Thrown Five Minutes Ago]
The answer to the title of this post is that Robert Morris is playing a post-season basketball game during the first night Seder. In case you missed it, Robert Morris defeated Kentucky. Even though the game occurred last week, this is still awesome. [ESPN, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dan Shanoff, Yahoo]
Ranking the 68 NCAA tournament schools by the coolest person who went there. How does DJ Qualls rank above Robert Guillaume? [Sports Illustrated]
The guide to wearing ties includes the following statement: Finally, a tie that looks like a fish or is adorned with cartoon characters should be avoided at all costs...unless the wearer’s goal is to maintain celibacy. Not that I wore ties much during college, but when I did, they usually had Peanuts or Simpsons characters on them. In a related note, I didn't have a girlfriend for most of college. [Everybody Loves You]
Jerusalem's FC Beitar signed its first two Muslim players. Some fans weren't happy. Fascinating read about this. [Grantland & Sports on Earth]
The Reston band RDGLDGRN made their national television debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live. [Restonian]
Mr. Brame is about to live longer than Mozart. [Mr. Brame's Blog]
Make sure that you have a cup of wine ready for Elijah!
Monday, March 25, 2013
Why Is This Night Different From All Other Nights?
Posted by Sean at 10:23 AM
Labels: DJ Qualls, Kosher for Passover, Passover, RDGLDGRN, Robert Guillaume, Robert Morris University
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L'Chiam!
Happy Passover to you too! How did your son's first soccer game go?
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