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I thought maybe the other runner would not be credited with a steal if the play results in an out.

I'm certain it starts with an R. I can't remember it, it means unwritten rules or, unwritten etiquette in diplomacy. That's not the best definition but surely somebody knows what I'm talking about.

I get 30%

I'm filing in Texas if that's relevant.

I can't find this quote, but I've heard it before... The quote may not be 100% verbatim as i cannot fully remember it. I THINK this was an American general who said it... Hopefully you know what I'm talking about and can fill in the blanks.

If not, what was the best turnaround in FBS history from one season to the next?

Or can they make up their time after the olympics?

If Penn St. can only offer 15 scholarships a year, does that mean they can't replace people who transfer? In other words, can they replace a current scholarship player who transfers without it counting against their 15 per year limit?

Here is an example of what I mean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01-GzsyD3xo It happens at the 3:55 point in the video. Ive seen this several times, just curious what they use to do it.

I'm watching a documentary on the naval battle between the USS Chesapeake and the HMS Shannon during the War of 1812. One of the historians said that the USS Chesapeake had the opportunity to "rake the deck" of the Shannon but for some reason did not do it. I'm not even sure I'm saying that right, but that's what it sounded like. What does it mean?

I keep hearing about how Curtis Painter for the Colts rarely ever practices. I just don't understand that, I mean, why wouldn't he? Unless, there are rules preventing him to do so.

Ok, I'll use today's Alabama-Penn State game as an example:

Alabama 42o -103, 41.5o -110, 41.5o -110

Penn St. 10 -109, 10 -110, 10 -110

I got this from USA Today's website, so it's the odds from 3 different sources.

I gather that Penn State is a 10 point underdog I guess, but what does each number mean?

سلام يا طلاب In this phrase for example. Salaam ya tullab. Is this saying MY students? I don't understand it. I mean I figure MY students would be طلابي unless there are more ways to say it. This is the only thing I have come up with. An explanation on what "ya" means in Arabic would be great. If there are many meanings, what are the most commonly used?

and 2. Can the batter call timeout as many times as he wants?

Also: I mean a healthy adult brachiosaurus.

Scenario: If the catcher drops strike 3 and the batter runs to first before the catcher throws him out, does it count as a stolen base for the batter?

If the catcher drops the last pitch but still throws him out at first, it is still a K isn't it? In this scenario, if the catcher fails to throw out the runner at first, I assume it is an error on the catcher, but does the pitcher still get credited with a K?

For example, I'm from Indiana and our triple A team, the Indianapolis Indians have been affiliated with the Expos/Nationals, the Reds, the Brewers, and the Pirates that I know of. Can MLB teams trade entire minor team affiliations amongst each other? Or, does the minor league team have their own say in who they are affiliated with? Like, can they negotiate their affiliation for themselves? I've always wondered how this worked.

Scenario: starting pitcher is still in the game and the bases are loaded, a relief pitcher is brought in while the bases are still loaded, if the batting team scores, are the runs attributed to the relief pitcher or the starting pitcher if they reached base by hitting off of the starter but scored while the relief pitcher was in?

It's an '03 Intrepid, while driving the whole car starts shaking... it doesn't necessarily persist, but it happens every couple of minutes or so, then stops, then starts shaking again, etc. When I had the oil changed recently, the mechanic said that a bolt near the oil filter had almost worked it's way out... not sure if that's related or not, but he seemed dumbfounded by it.