How many Loses do You think I can Afford in my fantasy baseball league?
Q. Okay, This week my fantasy team lost. I am scared that this lost could be very important. This is a 20 team league with 21 regular season Matchups Matchup=1week). There are only 4 teams that make the playoffs. I NEED to make the playoffs. How many loses do you think I can have to still make the playoffs? P.S. If I win the championship, I win $400! So this is why I need some really thought-out answers!
Asked by AYO! - Sun Apr 11 23:26:07 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I looked at this as a math question rather than a baseball question. If you look at it from a maximum and minimum perspective then the maximum and minimum number of losses that you can have to get into the playoffs can be determined. There are 20 teams who all play 21 games. For this I am assuming that every team plays each other once and then two random games. In the case that one team wins every game, and the 2nd place team wins every game except to the 1st place team, etc. Then the fourth place team will have only 3 losses. In the case that there is a tie for 1st place then the greatest it can be is a three way tie (as determined by the manner in which games are played) with records of 20-1. The fourth place team can't have a 19-2… [cont.]
Answered by CaptainIan - Mon Apr 12 13:57:01 2010
Q. Okay, This week my fantasy team lost. I am scared that this lost could be very important. This is a 20 team league with 21 regular season Matchups Matchup=1week). There are only 4 teams that make the playoffs. I NEED to make the playoffs. How many loses do you think I can have to still make the playoffs? P.S. If I win the championship, I win $400! So this is why I need some really thought-out answers!
Asked by AYO! - Sun Apr 11 23:26:07 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I looked at this as a math question rather than a baseball question. If you look at it from a maximum and minimum perspective then the maximum and minimum number of losses that you can have to get into the playoffs can be determined. There are 20 teams who all play 21 games. For this I am assuming that every team plays each other once and then two random games. In the case that one team wins every game, and the 2nd place team wins every game except to the 1st place team, etc. Then the fourth place team will have only 3 losses. In the case that there is a tie for 1st place then the greatest it can be is a three way tie (as determined by the manner in which games are played) with records of 20-1. The fourth place team can't have a 19-2… [cont.]
Answered by CaptainIan - Mon Apr 12 13:57:01 2010
What happens to an atom when it loses an electron and proton?
Q. If a hydrogen atom loses its electron would the electron come back some how? And how about if an atom loses both electrons and protons what would it be?
Asked by Danny - Tue Jul 6 13:25:08 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a hydrogen atom loses its electron would the electron come back some how? It's an ion at that point and can capture ANY e- ; not neccessarily the one it lost. And how about if an atom loses both electrons and protons what would it be? If one of each - it would become the element ot the left
Answered by Soc the Poetic Chemist - Tue Jul 6 13:34:51 2010
Q. If a hydrogen atom loses its electron would the electron come back some how? And how about if an atom loses both electrons and protons what would it be?
Asked by Danny - Tue Jul 6 13:25:08 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a hydrogen atom loses its electron would the electron come back some how? It's an ion at that point and can capture ANY e- ; not neccessarily the one it lost. And how about if an atom loses both electrons and protons what would it be? If one of each - it would become the element ot the left
Answered by Soc the Poetic Chemist - Tue Jul 6 13:34:51 2010
Who loses the money when a company goes bankrupt due to dept?
Q. For example Woolworth's, now shutting its doors for the last time with a massive dept of 385 million. Who loses that money, i mean obviously the dept is due to purchases/rents/rate/sala ry, but they have already been paid. So is it the Bank which the loan was taken from that loses, or is it the unpaid purchases and so on? And also, why is a company the size (economically) running on a dept?
Asked by Dino - Fri Jan 2 02:09:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. KEBAB!!! ARCHIIEE!!! SWEEETS!!! MUSIIIC!!! FOOOD!!! CLOTHES!!! FRIENDS!!! Here is your flippin TOMATOES! Keep Archuletaiing :) xxx
Answered by Arch-Angel <33 - Sat Jan 3 08:20:07 2009
Q. For example Woolworth's, now shutting its doors for the last time with a massive dept of 385 million. Who loses that money, i mean obviously the dept is due to purchases/rents/rate/sala ry, but they have already been paid. So is it the Bank which the loan was taken from that loses, or is it the unpaid purchases and so on? And also, why is a company the size (economically) running on a dept?
Asked by Dino - Fri Jan 2 02:09:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. KEBAB!!! ARCHIIEE!!! SWEEETS!!! MUSIIIC!!! FOOOD!!! CLOTHES!!! FRIENDS!!! Here is your flippin TOMATOES! Keep Archuletaiing :) xxx
Answered by Arch-Angel <33 - Sat Jan 3 08:20:07 2009
How to deal with a pregnant women when she loses her temper?
Q. I've got this pregnant coworker whose desk is right next to mine. She's expecting a baby in July. She used to be very sweet, but recently she loses her tempers a lot. I know sometimes it's hard to control yourself when you're pregnant, and I do like my co-worker, but as I said, it's a work place, we've got lots of work to do. She gives me a lot of pressure when she yells at other co-workers or even with clients on the phone. Any good ideas?
Asked by Wait - Wed Apr 29 21:28:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try to let her know the best you can. Ha ha, I get agitated at myself because I get upset at the littlest thing. I'm trying to figure out how to deal with my own temper and can't stand how I am when I'm pregnant so I don't know how others can stand me pregnant. Try not to take an accusatory tone but as tactfully as possible let her know she is being somewhat obnoxious (of course, don't put it that way as it probably wouldn't go over well with her)..
Answered by Kelly s - Wed Apr 29 21:39:27 2009
Q. I've got this pregnant coworker whose desk is right next to mine. She's expecting a baby in July. She used to be very sweet, but recently she loses her tempers a lot. I know sometimes it's hard to control yourself when you're pregnant, and I do like my co-worker, but as I said, it's a work place, we've got lots of work to do. She gives me a lot of pressure when she yells at other co-workers or even with clients on the phone. Any good ideas?
Asked by Wait - Wed Apr 29 21:28:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try to let her know the best you can. Ha ha, I get agitated at myself because I get upset at the littlest thing. I'm trying to figure out how to deal with my own temper and can't stand how I am when I'm pregnant so I don't know how others can stand me pregnant. Try not to take an accusatory tone but as tactfully as possible let her know she is being somewhat obnoxious (of course, don't put it that way as it probably wouldn't go over well with her)..
Answered by Kelly s - Wed Apr 29 21:39:27 2009
If he loses, will McCain supporters ever admit that running a terrible campaign was the main reason?
Q. Face it, McCain's campaign was pretty much doomed from day one. It was under-funded, under-manned, and poorly executed. If he loses, will McCain supporters accept the fact that it was due to poor campaigning? Thoughts?
Asked by mr_cj_jr - Tue Nov 4 11:36:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I will, I've said that from the start, he was desperately under funded, Bush being Rep and being in office 8 years, the economy and lets face it Obama's campaign was ran almost flawless. And I voted for McCain so this is not biased.
Answered by punkydoodle218 - Tue Nov 4 11:43:11 2008
Q. Face it, McCain's campaign was pretty much doomed from day one. It was under-funded, under-manned, and poorly executed. If he loses, will McCain supporters accept the fact that it was due to poor campaigning? Thoughts?
Asked by mr_cj_jr - Tue Nov 4 11:36:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I will, I've said that from the start, he was desperately under funded, Bush being Rep and being in office 8 years, the economy and lets face it Obama's campaign was ran almost flawless. And I voted for McCain so this is not biased.
Answered by punkydoodle218 - Tue Nov 4 11:43:11 2008
How will you feel if the presidential candidate your supporting loses?
Q. I am going to apply for college in Canada if My Candidate loses which is Obama...That way I don't have to worry about experiencing the Fall of the Roman Empire in this case the United States.
Asked by Sfbaby - Sat Nov 1 05:48:41 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd be quite suspicious if Obama loses. At this point, a McCain win so unlikely, I'd be shocked to the point of a heart attack. Unfortunately, so may he, which would leave Palin in charge.
Answered by The ACC listens to FLOW - Sat Nov 1 05:52:48 2008
Q. I am going to apply for college in Canada if My Candidate loses which is Obama...That way I don't have to worry about experiencing the Fall of the Roman Empire in this case the United States.
Asked by Sfbaby - Sat Nov 1 05:48:41 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd be quite suspicious if Obama loses. At this point, a McCain win so unlikely, I'd be shocked to the point of a heart attack. Unfortunately, so may he, which would leave Palin in charge.
Answered by The ACC listens to FLOW - Sat Nov 1 05:52:48 2008
What happens to a doggy when he loses his teeth?
Q. My doggy just started losing teeth (He has like, 4 missing teeth in the front of his mouth) and he's biting a lot more than he usually does.. Well I was wondering if when he loses his teeth it hurts so he starts acting wierd (he gets hyper, biting a lot, biting on different things), or is it normal that he suddenly just starts to act differently?
Asked by a - Tue Feb 26 16:45:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is called teething He is biting more because his gums are bugging him where the new teeth are coming in. Try giving him a toy which you have made wet and then froze. The coldness will help his gums and give him something to do. Like all puppies they tend to bite, you have to be the boss and tell him this is not polite. I am going to assume that you were training him not to bite before
Answered by CaseyJo - Tue Feb 26 16:49:39 2008
Q. My doggy just started losing teeth (He has like, 4 missing teeth in the front of his mouth) and he's biting a lot more than he usually does.. Well I was wondering if when he loses his teeth it hurts so he starts acting wierd (he gets hyper, biting a lot, biting on different things), or is it normal that he suddenly just starts to act differently?
Asked by a - Tue Feb 26 16:45:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is called teething He is biting more because his gums are bugging him where the new teeth are coming in. Try giving him a toy which you have made wet and then froze. The coldness will help his gums and give him something to do. Like all puppies they tend to bite, you have to be the boss and tell him this is not polite. I am going to assume that you were training him not to bite before
Answered by CaseyJo - Tue Feb 26 16:49:39 2008
What happens if America loses the war in Afghanistan and Pakistan?
Q. I am doing a school project, could you please tell me what would happen if America loses the war in Afghanistan and Pakistan?
Asked by BRANDON T - Fri Oct 30 01:47:22 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for one we arent fighting in pakistan but if we lose in afghan then probly alqueda and the taliban will be happy but i dont think to much in the actual war on terror effort
Answered by Jose - Fri Oct 30 22:35:09 2009
Q. I am doing a school project, could you please tell me what would happen if America loses the war in Afghanistan and Pakistan?
Asked by BRANDON T - Fri Oct 30 01:47:22 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for one we arent fighting in pakistan but if we lose in afghan then probly alqueda and the taliban will be happy but i dont think to much in the actual war on terror effort
Answered by Jose - Fri Oct 30 22:35:09 2009
What to do when a tyre constantly loses air?
Q. What should you do when a tyre constantly loses air? One of my front tyres is constantly losing air. For example, about 2 weeks ago, I set its pressure at 34psi, but yesterday I found that it was reduced to 20psi. Do you think I need to replace the tyre, or is there any other cause?
Asked by Michael - Sat Sep 5 07:14:48 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check the valve. Besides that, you may have an embedded nail. One thing you could do is to fully inflate the tire, then begin brushing a soap solution all over it until you find the bubbles where air is escaping. Another possibility is your rim might be bent.
Answered by Gorkbark Porkduke Gefunken Fubar - Sat Sep 5 07:18:37 2009
Q. What should you do when a tyre constantly loses air? One of my front tyres is constantly losing air. For example, about 2 weeks ago, I set its pressure at 34psi, but yesterday I found that it was reduced to 20psi. Do you think I need to replace the tyre, or is there any other cause?
Asked by Michael - Sat Sep 5 07:14:48 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check the valve. Besides that, you may have an embedded nail. One thing you could do is to fully inflate the tire, then begin brushing a soap solution all over it until you find the bubbles where air is escaping. Another possibility is your rim might be bent.
Answered by Gorkbark Porkduke Gefunken Fubar - Sat Sep 5 07:18:37 2009
When OU loses to Florida in the national championship should OU be kicked out of the BCS?
Q. That would make 5 straight BCS bowl game loses and 3 straight national championship game loses. That is absolute choking. Should OU not be allowed to play in the BCS when they lose in the BCS national championship? The cops are at your do because you sexually assaulted Sam Bradford. Good one, zobaib s I'm not rooting for Florida I'm just saying that they will win. Texas shouldn't be banned if they can win their BCS games.
Asked by Hook Em Horns - Mon Dec 1 22:18:29 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They should be kicked out of the country!
Answered by Billy "the" Kid! - Mon Dec 1 22:26:15 2008
Q. That would make 5 straight BCS bowl game loses and 3 straight national championship game loses. That is absolute choking. Should OU not be allowed to play in the BCS when they lose in the BCS national championship? The cops are at your do because you sexually assaulted Sam Bradford. Good one, zobaib s I'm not rooting for Florida I'm just saying that they will win. Texas shouldn't be banned if they can win their BCS games.
Asked by Hook Em Horns - Mon Dec 1 22:18:29 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They should be kicked out of the country!
Answered by Billy "the" Kid! - Mon Dec 1 22:26:15 2008
What happens to neutron stars as it loses energy?
Q. What does happen to a solitary neutron star as it loses it's angular momentum and loses heat? Does it stay a neutron star, supported by the strong nuclear force?
Asked by Mr Average Joe - Mon Apr 27 08:18:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure I would use the term "heat", but instead use the word energy. The heat generated by neutron stars is caused by excitation of material around the spinning region of the core. This can be caused both by gravitational effects and/or magnetism. As time goes on, the core will slow down. Take a listen to the sounds on the link below. You'll hear what the differences are between an old and a young neutron star (pulsar).
Answered by Al Bundy - Mon Apr 27 08:27:33 2009
Q. What does happen to a solitary neutron star as it loses it's angular momentum and loses heat? Does it stay a neutron star, supported by the strong nuclear force?
Asked by Mr Average Joe - Mon Apr 27 08:18:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure I would use the term "heat", but instead use the word energy. The heat generated by neutron stars is caused by excitation of material around the spinning region of the core. This can be caused both by gravitational effects and/or magnetism. As time goes on, the core will slow down. Take a listen to the sounds on the link below. You'll hear what the differences are between an old and a young neutron star (pulsar).
Answered by Al Bundy - Mon Apr 27 08:27:33 2009
What do you think will happen to your party if it loses the Presidency tonight?
Q. If the Democrats lose it'll be a third consecutive loss during a period that is favoring Democrats voter Republicans. If the Republicans lose it'll mean a major shift in the political grid. What do do you think will happen to your party if it loses? Please state what political affiliation you are associated with. I will choose the best answer with who I believe is the most honest and realistic.
Asked by Willamette - Tue Nov 4 08:36:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Republican I think the Party will begin working on the mid-term elections to gain back some of the seats that are anticipated to be lost. I think they will also study the fund-raising success of the Democrats. It's amazing the amount of money raised during the months when the stock market tanked. They should also begin a voter registration program to rival the ACORN-type organizations. Quit complaining about their tactics and beat them at their own game.
Answered by Useful_Idiot - Tue Nov 4 09:24:02 2008
Q. If the Democrats lose it'll be a third consecutive loss during a period that is favoring Democrats voter Republicans. If the Republicans lose it'll mean a major shift in the political grid. What do do you think will happen to your party if it loses? Please state what political affiliation you are associated with. I will choose the best answer with who I believe is the most honest and realistic.
Asked by Willamette - Tue Nov 4 08:36:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Republican I think the Party will begin working on the mid-term elections to gain back some of the seats that are anticipated to be lost. I think they will also study the fund-raising success of the Democrats. It's amazing the amount of money raised during the months when the stock market tanked. They should also begin a voter registration program to rival the ACORN-type organizations. Quit complaining about their tactics and beat them at their own game.
Answered by Useful_Idiot - Tue Nov 4 09:24:02 2008
What happens when a state loses a congressional district?
Q. Let's say a state loses a district because of the census. What would happen to the extra congressman.
Asked by Cantor2012 - Sun Feb 8 16:06:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What happens is the state has to be reapportioned. If there were 16 Congressional Districts, now there are 15. If all 16 incumbents choose to run for the office, depending on where their voting residence is, they may have to face another incumbent. Some incumbent members under those circumstances will actually move (like, sell their house and move into a new one in a different district) so that they don't have to face a friendly or popular incumbent in the next general election.
Answered by Jed B - Sun Feb 8 16:22:39 2009
Q. Let's say a state loses a district because of the census. What would happen to the extra congressman.
Asked by Cantor2012 - Sun Feb 8 16:06:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What happens is the state has to be reapportioned. If there were 16 Congressional Districts, now there are 15. If all 16 incumbents choose to run for the office, depending on where their voting residence is, they may have to face another incumbent. Some incumbent members under those circumstances will actually move (like, sell their house and move into a new one in a different district) so that they don't have to face a friendly or popular incumbent in the next general election.
Answered by Jed B - Sun Feb 8 16:22:39 2009
How long does an owner of an outdoor cat have before he loses all rights to his cat?
Q. If someone takes an outdoor cat in that has no microchip, isn't registered, no lost cat signs, how long does the actual owner have before he loses all rights to the cat? And if the person who took the cat in gets it microchipped and registered, is that person now the legal owner of the cat?
Asked by CTU - Fri May 22 10:37:25 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well I have stolen a few cats on purpose (from abusive situations) and I have taken in strays. For the ones I stole, I kept a look out for missing posters, had the animal vetted and recorded the physical and mental state of the animal. I never wanted a reward but I was ready to go to court with evidence of the owner's abuse in case anyone ever tried to get them back. No one ever did. In fact the last one was not even missed from her "home" for 3 weeks and then they assumed she had been hit on the highway or eaten by a coyote. For the last stray, I got her vetted and checked for chips, if no chips then I put up posters in prominent places around town (grocery store, bank, gas station..) I also inform the shelter so that if anyone calls… [cont.]
Answered by dances with cats - Fri May 22 17:10:12 2009
Q. If someone takes an outdoor cat in that has no microchip, isn't registered, no lost cat signs, how long does the actual owner have before he loses all rights to the cat? And if the person who took the cat in gets it microchipped and registered, is that person now the legal owner of the cat?
Asked by CTU - Fri May 22 10:37:25 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well I have stolen a few cats on purpose (from abusive situations) and I have taken in strays. For the ones I stole, I kept a look out for missing posters, had the animal vetted and recorded the physical and mental state of the animal. I never wanted a reward but I was ready to go to court with evidence of the owner's abuse in case anyone ever tried to get them back. No one ever did. In fact the last one was not even missed from her "home" for 3 weeks and then they assumed she had been hit on the highway or eaten by a coyote. For the last stray, I got her vetted and checked for chips, if no chips then I put up posters in prominent places around town (grocery store, bank, gas station..) I also inform the shelter so that if anyone calls… [cont.]
Answered by dances with cats - Fri May 22 17:10:12 2009
How could a company protect itself from viruses, and how they put other solutions to avoid loses?
Q. Every company nawadays are under of probability to get virus in their systems which may damage the system due to many reasons which could be :virus from the internet, usb or any other sources of viruse that causes loses to the company.
Asked by nano_angels - Tue May 6 08:24:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They could replace their PCs with Macs and avoid the 117,000 Windows viruses. I've had two companies I have done business with on the internet get viruses/malware. As a result my credit card info was used for other sites and airline tickets.
Answered by Kahless - Tue May 6 08:47:45 2008
Q. Every company nawadays are under of probability to get virus in their systems which may damage the system due to many reasons which could be :virus from the internet, usb or any other sources of viruse that causes loses to the company.
Asked by nano_angels - Tue May 6 08:24:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They could replace their PCs with Macs and avoid the 117,000 Windows viruses. I've had two companies I have done business with on the internet get viruses/malware. As a result my credit card info was used for other sites and airline tickets.
Answered by Kahless - Tue May 6 08:47:45 2008
When a eukaryotic cell loses its mitochondria. Will it affect its ability to carry out active transport?
Q. When a eukaryotic cell loses its mitochondria. Will it affect its ability to carry out active transport?
Asked by glamourlolly - Mon May 12 08:31:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes because the mitochondria is the sight where glucose is converted into ATP. without ATP active transport is imposible because it would have the energy it needs to transport things actively. all cells have mitochondrion specifically used to make energy (ATP)
Answered by Your Knight In Shining Armor - Mon May 12 09:22:19 2008
Q. When a eukaryotic cell loses its mitochondria. Will it affect its ability to carry out active transport?
Asked by glamourlolly - Mon May 12 08:31:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes because the mitochondria is the sight where glucose is converted into ATP. without ATP active transport is imposible because it would have the energy it needs to transport things actively. all cells have mitochondrion specifically used to make energy (ATP)
Answered by Your Knight In Shining Armor - Mon May 12 09:22:19 2008
What is the name of the kung fu movie where an animator loses his fingers and becomes a kung fu master?
Q. I saw this movie last year and I cannot remember the name. The main character is a bald headed dude who also wrote and directed the movie. He loses his fingers in a fight and turns to kung fu. Please if you know the name tell me.
Asked by AnswerMeDamnIt - Fri Jan 1 19:24:17 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that's definately Kung Fu Panda except its not about an animator who loses his fingers its about a cartoon panda
Answered by Kevin The Archangel - Fri Jan 1 19:28:09 2010
Q. I saw this movie last year and I cannot remember the name. The main character is a bald headed dude who also wrote and directed the movie. He loses his fingers in a fight and turns to kung fu. Please if you know the name tell me.
Asked by AnswerMeDamnIt - Fri Jan 1 19:24:17 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that's definately Kung Fu Panda except its not about an animator who loses his fingers its about a cartoon panda
Answered by Kevin The Archangel - Fri Jan 1 19:28:09 2010
How comes my Netgear loses internet connection while downloading an online game?
Q. Okay so like I love to play Fiesta, almost another version of World of Warcraft made by Outspark,. Recently, I tried downloading Fiesta again but in the middle of it, my Netgear router loses connection with the internet. This is odd because I had Fiesta on my computer before I "recovered" it or placed it back to the orginial factory settings. Is there anything I can do to bypass this error so I can still download Fiesta or am I now stuck not playing it?
Asked by Sinfully Delicious - Sun Dec 28 21:35:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If yo0ur using wireless then there is nothing you can do. All but the latest and most expensive rfresh their connection and in doing lose connection. Plug it into your modem using a ethernet cable.
Answered by MAtthew A - Sun Dec 28 21:39:38 2008
Q. Okay so like I love to play Fiesta, almost another version of World of Warcraft made by Outspark,. Recently, I tried downloading Fiesta again but in the middle of it, my Netgear router loses connection with the internet. This is odd because I had Fiesta on my computer before I "recovered" it or placed it back to the orginial factory settings. Is there anything I can do to bypass this error so I can still download Fiesta or am I now stuck not playing it?
Asked by Sinfully Delicious - Sun Dec 28 21:35:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If yo0ur using wireless then there is nothing you can do. All but the latest and most expensive rfresh their connection and in doing lose connection. Plug it into your modem using a ethernet cable.
Answered by MAtthew A - Sun Dec 28 21:39:38 2008
How the way history is taugh affects our nation?Who gain or loses political and economic power ways history?
Q. How the way history is taugh affects our nation?Who gain or loses political and economic power the ways history is taugh and how this process works?
Asked by Ambitious guy - Thu Aug 13 20:57:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. History is made up of facts. Facts are nothing without interpretation (1812, George Washington, Dien Bien Phu, a grassy knoll...). When teachers, parents, school boards and politicians decide how they will teach a subject, they automatically add their own bias into the mix. No matter how "objective" they think they are being, they will focus more on male historic figures, will forget more Native American characters and will concentrate more on positive aspects of history rather than negative. In the end, no one loses from learning a particular version of history. We must simply seek out different versions and never let a single one become the ultimate truth. This is how discrimination is born, when a single version of events (concocted… [cont.]
Answered by The End - Sun Aug 16 13:38:43 2009
Q. How the way history is taugh affects our nation?Who gain or loses political and economic power the ways history is taugh and how this process works?
Asked by Ambitious guy - Thu Aug 13 20:57:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. History is made up of facts. Facts are nothing without interpretation (1812, George Washington, Dien Bien Phu, a grassy knoll...). When teachers, parents, school boards and politicians decide how they will teach a subject, they automatically add their own bias into the mix. No matter how "objective" they think they are being, they will focus more on male historic figures, will forget more Native American characters and will concentrate more on positive aspects of history rather than negative. In the end, no one loses from learning a particular version of history. We must simply seek out different versions and never let a single one become the ultimate truth. This is how discrimination is born, when a single version of events (concocted… [cont.]
Answered by The End - Sun Aug 16 13:38:43 2009
How do they determine the win and loses on espn fantasy football?
Q. Im new to espn fantasy football league.. and i just wanted to know how they determine the win and loses to the league.. thanks for the help
Asked by Adam - Sun Sep 27 22:50:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Each week you will face off against another player. To outscore and beat your opponent your starting players have to score more total points than your opponents players. Points are gained from yards, TD's, and more so the better game a player has the more points you get.
Answered by Will - Wed Sep 30 16:05:37 2009
Q. Im new to espn fantasy football league.. and i just wanted to know how they determine the win and loses to the league.. thanks for the help
Asked by Adam - Sun Sep 27 22:50:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Each week you will face off against another player. To outscore and beat your opponent your starting players have to score more total points than your opponents players. Points are gained from yards, TD's, and more so the better game a player has the more points you get.
Answered by Will - Wed Sep 30 16:05:37 2009
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