Eric Said:

some general question?

We Answered:

oops! i know only 1 answer ill be failed
the answer which i know is
the largest desert in the world thts
sahara desert in africa.

my name
saniya pathan
std
7th


reason 4 not answering all qns
i did not study these yet!
sorry
u can give me 1 mark
but m gonna get 2 points

cool na!
may god bless u
n make ur brain bright 4ever

all the best 4 ur future


best wished!
saniya pathan
age 12

no knowledge to ans the above qns which
u asked!

m really very sorry!

Charlene Said:

coach k of duke is really mean..?

We Answered:

Duke just sucks, plus Paulus had 6 turnovers and was the main reason Duke lost, he should not have been in the game at all. Go USC Trojans.

Betty Said:

Top 5 most underated baseball players?

We Answered:

EDIT: How hard is it to do some research? Bobby Abreu not only made an All-star game, he made TWO, played in TWO, and even started one.

Johnny Mize has been in the Hall of Fame since 1981. Todd Helton has nearly 100 less homeruns and a sub .300 average outside of Coors.

Pete Alexander
One of three players with three pitching triple crowns. He has four ERA titles, and finished 2nd twice. He led the league in wins six times, WHIP five times, strikeoutssix times (three other top three finishes), and shutouts eight times. His ERA+ topped the league four times.

Craig Biggio
The thing about a double play is that it makes two outs, but it only counts as one for the hitter. Craig Biggio didn't like double plays (he average only 9 a year and hit into zero in 162 games in 1997). While he didn't have a great amount of power, he did average 58 doubles a year. He was a fantastic fielder and had a good batting average and OBP. More than that, he was a fantastic baserunner.

Tim Raines
He only has one batting title and one OBP title, but was consistent for his career, averaging .294 with a .385 OBP. He led the league in stolen bases in four consecutive years and has a fantastic SB %. He hardly strikes out (averaging 63 a year). Just look at the numbers. He was turned down from the Hall, yet he's just as good, if not better, than Lou Brock.

Dan Quisenberry
Five save titles don't lie. Neither do four Rolaids Relief Man of the Year awards, and those aren't opinions, that's a statistical award. He had a career 2.76 earned run average.

Lance Berkman
He's my pick for active player. He's batting .299 with a .411 OBP for his career. Last year he stole 18 bases and smacked 29 HR, 46 2B, and drove home 106 runs while scoring 114. In 2006 he belted 45 round-trippers and doesn't strike out a very great amount (averages 113 per 162 games). Is he versatile? Yeah. He can play all three outfield spots and first. Anywhere you put him, he'll field. Of the active players, who has the fourth best OBP? Berkman. He's behind Manny (very popular, steroids), Pujols (who everyone knows is amazing) and Helton (whose stats are helped by Coors).

Theodore Said:

Why does this happen in basketball?

We Answered:

I think there is an issue here.
A lot of blacks view basketball the game as their property, I think.
Larry Bird took a cheap shot too in a game after he shot the ball.
Dirk Nowitzki and Keith Van Horn too against Miami in the Finals a few years back.
How can we fix it, I don't know.

Dianne Said:

How long until the Rams realize that picking Bradford was a dumb move?

We Answered:

They should have got Suh he was clearly the best player of the draft. He had 12 sacks his last season which is double what McCoy got and there were calling McCoy a better pass rusher which is stupid.

Jamie Said:

Latin I, AP European Studies, or AP Environmental Science?

We Answered:

If you're really interested in environmental science, then you should take AP Environmental Science; colleges like to see students who take hard classes, but they also want students who pursue their interests. Some people take AP ES just as a buffer for their GPA, but if you're taking it because you're interested in the subject matter, then I think that's a good reason.

As for the foreign language issue, many colleges require you to take 2-4 years of ONE foreign language (ex. four years of Latin), NOT as many foreign languages as possible (ex. 1 year of Spanish, 2 years of French, 1 year of Latin, etc). It's OK to take multiple languages (I know some people who have because they like learning new languages), but if you're taking languages just to fulfill high school graduation or college entrance requirements, sticking with one language for several years is better than jumping around.

AP Euro was a fun class, but if you can only pick between Latin, AP Euro, and AP ES next year, I would probably not take AP Euro in your situation, since you seem to be doing it just for the GPA (but if you have any interest in history, I do recommend taking it your junior or senior year, as it is a great class).