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Now that the 2 world titles in WWE, and rumors are circulating about the IC and US titles being unified, it's opened up a lot of discussion about which titles should and shouldn't belong. So below is my opinion, and I would like to share yours as well.

1.) The Unified World Championship: Top-level championship. I think this name would be more fitting to represent the legacies of both belts.

2.) Intercontinental Championship: 2nd-level championship. Contested by top-level stars who are not currently feuding with the champion.

3.) United States Championship: 3rd-level championship. Contested by stars who are not in the top-level, but are up and coming.

4.) Tag Team Championship: I would have continued the lineage of the RAW Tag Team Championship instead of the SmackDown! Tag Team after unifying them in 2009.

5.) Women's Championship: Not the Divas Championship, the Women's Championship. Like the Tag Team titles, I would have continued the lineage of the original title instead of the new one after unifying them in 2010.

6.) Cruiserweight Championship: Ever since it was retired in 2008, RAW has expanded to 3 hours, and Main Event has been added to the weekly lineup. Along with SmackDown!, that totals to 6 hours a week. I think there's enough room to revive the cruiserweght division.

YOUR TURN!!!

I'm asking this question because I had attended both private and public schools in my life, and experienced the difference in curriculum standards first hand.

I first took pre-algebra in the 7th grade when i was attending private school. During that year, I had a classmate who had just transferred from a private school with tougher standards claiming he already studied the material a year before.

Then I took pre-algebra again when I went to public school in the 9th grade, and was surprised to find out that none of my classmates had ever taken the class before.

So is there an ideal grade to start teaching pre-algebra, or are my local public school falling behind?

People who don't like the current post season format for college football sometimes try to make up their own, and here's what mine would look like if it were put in place this season.

Rose Bowl: 5 Stanford (Pac-12 Champion) vs. 4 Michigan State (Big Ten Champion)

Sugar Bowl: 2 Auburn (SEC Champion) vs. 6 Baylor (Big 12 Champion)

Orange Bowl: 1 Florida State (ACC Champion) vs. 2 Alabama (Wild Card 1)

Fiesta Bowl: 15 UCF (Top Ranked Non-AQ) vs. 7 Ohio State (Wild Card 2)

National Championship: Top 2 teams among the winners of the games above.

QUESTION 1.) Who do you think would win each of the bowl games above?

QUESTION 2.) Among those winners, which 2 would you select for the National Championship?

QUESTION 3.) Who do you think would win the National Title between the 2 teams you selected?

QUESTION 4.) Would you like this post season format better than the current system?

my birthday is coming up soon, and this year, i'd rather not have my profile bombarded with so many greetings.

so is there a way to adjust my privacy settings to make it so that my friends will not be informed of my birthday on their news feeds?

i remember seeing an option for that a long time ago, but the settings menu has changed so much since then, i don't know how to find that option anymore. i've considered things like deactivating my profile on my birthday, and changing my birthday to a fake day on the before my actual birthday. but i'd like to know if there is a more convenient method.

...OTAs, mini camp, and training camp?

these are terms i always hear in the NFL off-season, but i never knew the difference between them.

since the SEC has been so dominant in college football, some people are beginning to wonder how they would compete against an NFL team. personally, i don't think they would stand a chance, even against the worst NFL team, since the league is home to some of the best athletes in the world who are fully grown and developed.

however, i am wondering how they would match up against a CFL team. it's a lower level of competition to the NFL, but since i don't follow the league very closely, i don't know how it compares to the NFL or NCAA.

like a degree where you don't have to follow the requirements of a specific program, but instead choose the classes you want to fulfill the required number of credit hours?

Marshall was once a part of the MAC from 1997-2005, and won the conference championship 5 times before moving to C-USA. but now that C-USA is losing some their quality members like Houston and Central Forida to the Big East (or America 12, whatever it's called now), is it still worth it for a team like Marshall to stay around?

i know going to the MAC wouldn't be a huge upgrade, but at this point it appears to be less of a sinking ship than C-USA.

Marshall was once a part of the MAC from 1997-2005, and won the conference championship 5 times before moving to C-USA. but now that C-USA is losing some their quality members like Houston and Central Forida to the Big East (or America 12, whatever it's called now), is it still worth it for a team like Marshall to stay around?

i know going to the MAC wouldn't be a huge upgrade, but at this point it appears to be less of a sinking ship than C-USA.

so i had this facebook friend that i had to block because i felt like she bothered me too much online. but before i deleted her, i sent a message to her inbox saying, "i can't chat with you if you're going to keep bothering me."

QUESTION: will she still receive that message even though i blocked her?

now that ed reed is off the market, who should teams target if they are in need of a safety or corner back?

when did the wwe first start making a big deal about it?

i doubt it was worth talking about after his first few wins because most wrestlers have gotten 2 or 3 wins at wrestlemania. so how long was the undertaker's streak when the wwe finally started advertising it?

i'm not sure about the overall picture, but among my friends, that's what it appears to be. facebook is the only social networking site that i use, and i'm noticing a lot less activity because some of my friends are spending more time on twitter and instagram.

1.) are you experiencing something similar on facebook?

2.) do you think twitter or instagram will replace facebook as the best social networking site?

does that always mean the player will get a lower salary?

if no possible names have been released yet, what do you suggest?

last year, there were rumors of Florida State wanting to leave the ACC the Big 12, and later teams like Clemson, Georgia Tech, and Miami began being mentioned in a potential move.

1.) how likely is it that these events will unfold?

2.) will these teams be good fits in the Big 12? because geographically, i can't see any rivalries developing.

didn't he and the eagles agree to a 6-year deal in 2011?

i'm starting to take an interest in writing my own lyrics, and i notice most rap verses are 16 bars long.

what is the reason for that?

BQ: if verses had more or less than bars, would that be okay?

i'm sure this question has been asked before, but i haven't been on yahoo in a few weeks, and it's been on my mind for a while now.

i know the ravens don't have a long history, but there's an espn reporter who always seems to say so, and it's hard for me to tell if he's joking or not.