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In the latest episode of Suits, Loius tried to hire a Harvard Graduate, Maria. I just wanted to know who the actor was that played her. I think I've seen her before, but I'm not sure where, and knowing who it is would help

With so many running QBs in the league now, and many more coming up, what's going to happen to the traditional pocket passer's like the Brady's & Manning's? Do you think coaches are going to completely ditch them and go for the running QBs, or will pocket QBs always have a place in the NFL?

Also, a detail with this is that QBs like Andrew Luck and Aaron Rodgers aren't considered running QBs. They only run when a play breaks down. Much rather, I'm referring to QBs in Zone Read and Read Option styles of play such as RGIII, Capernick, Wilson etc.

Say a car travels in a circle. When it gets back to the staring point, it's instantaneous velocity will be zero, because it's displacement is 0, but it's instantaneous speed will still have a value because it's moving.

Is this scenario right?

Hey guys, I just wanted to know what kind of daily routine I should have so that I can get into shape. I have a sit up board but that's it.

I just want to know what I should do to work out my stomach, thigh & chest areas. Also, what should I have in a specific diet to lose weight healthily (that is, 1kg per week)?

I know that a circle is a function, proved by the straight line test, but is a semi-circle one too? One of my friends said that if you do the straight line test for the semicircle, the x-axis counts as part of the graph.

Just a quick list of TNC's that have their headquarters in Australia.

I know that the catcher can block the plate at home, but can the 3B block the bag from an unforced baserunner running from 2nd to 3rd and can a 2B block the bag from a runner who is stealing from 1st to 2nd?

Also, in general, when are fielders allowed to block a bag/plate?

That is, a runner at first attempts to steal second, the ball is hit towards the shortstop and the shortstop gets it to the second baseman who's standing at the second base. Does the second baseman still have to tag the man stealing second, or is the runner stealing still forced, thus meaning the second baseman only needs to touch the bag?

If a baserunner is allowed to overrun 1st base, can't he be tagged on the suspicion that he's running towards 2nd? That is, a runner runs towards first and rounds it as if to advance to second. He has no intention of advancing to second, however, when he overruns, he does so towards second base. Can't the 1st Baseman tag him as he rounds 1st or can the batter say that it was part of his overrun?

Can someone explain in laymans terms, the difference between and how to assess

a) Block in the Back

b) Blocking Below The Waist

a) Is a Forward Pass a pass that passes the line of scrimmage or one that moves in a forward direction. Ie, if the line of scrimmage is at Team A's 26Yrd line and the QB drops to the 21Yrd line and passes to a player at the 23Yrd, is it a forward pass?

b) If a Forward or Lateral Pass comes off an ineligible reciever (C, G & T) can any eligible receiver play at it?

c) If the passer must be behind his line of scrimmage (Penalty:- Loss of down and five yards, enforced from the spot of pass), using the same Yardage as before, can't the QB run to the 35 yard line, pass and have a 2nd & 10 at the 30Yard line, or is it a 2nd & 15 at the 31?

d) How can an ineligible receiver be illegally downfield?

Thank you :)

That is, can you shift your players all over the field before the snap on the offense and can you shift them all over the field at any time while on defense?

Do they call a blitz/zone/man based on the formation they see at the line of scrimmage or do they call one before the offense has lined up?

For example, if an Offense has just passed the ball for a large gain with 0:02 on the clock can they

a) Have a WR act as a centre

b) Have another WR act as a QB

b) i. Can the WR acting as QB pass to a third WR

OR

ii. Can the WR acting as a QB spike the ball

If they can spike the ball, are the players on the Defensive side behind the new line of scrimmage be called for offside?

That is, when is it ruled an incomplete pass and when is it a fumble?

I understand that it has something to do with the change in Opportunity Cost, but can someone give me a bit more detail in what exactly the change in Opportunity Cost is and how it effects the shape of the frontier.

Where A = Depreciated Value, P = Principal, r = Rate p.a. and n = the number of terms (as a power)

Eg. If a machine costs $4000, how long will it take for it to depreciate to half its original value where it loses 2% p.a.?

I can get: $2000 = $4000(1-0.02)^n

But how to solve for n. I don't know the 'log' method either.

Thanks in advance for help

So what does that salary start at, what can it go to based on years of experience and through promotions (Chartered Accountant etc.) what can they earn?

Examples os Medieval Machines can include:

- Ballista

- Mangonel

-Battering Ram

-Trebuchet

-Catapult

-Siege Tower