On The Team

why is there so much lack in team work for mw3?

admin — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 07:49:30 +0000

i play mw3 and i notice that there is very little team work and people seem so selfish. is it because people want kill streaks so they leave the objective unprotected and im a huge team player and cant stand people that don’t play as a team

BQ: im thinking about switching to battlefield 3 is this game pretty good on team work?

Every FPS i played everyones a Kill Whore, or just wants to go 20-0 or something. They know people wil go for objectives people camp. But people camp even harder in BF3! The maps are huge and all people do is camp in bushes or the buildings.

why do people say bf3 takes team work and strategy?

admin — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 06:22:27 +0000

I dont think it takes either of those. Im always a loner in bf3 and im always in first place since i get kills and capture or blow up stuff(either conquest or rush)
I think cod has more team work. You need a team to capture an objective, blow up a bomb site or capture a flag.
well i have 30wins and 8losses and a 1.89kd so i most be unstoppable already

Being a lone wolf in a game won’t help you win. Sure you can have the highest KD in every lobby but if you run into a squad that’s an actual team then I’d like to see Mr. Lone wolf take them all down by his lonesome self.

Why is it important to have excellent team work skills in medicine ?

admin — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:29:47 +0000

I can think of v. obvious examples but some input of what team work actaully means as a doctor from current med students would be much appreciated!

When you work in say, a hospital environment you’re constantly working alongside others. Whether it be other doctors, nurses, pharmacists, technicians, receptionists and non clinical staff. Think of all the interdepartmental referrals you may have to make. Team work is imperative during complicated surgery and situations where triaging comes into play.

What is the record number of games two NFL teams have gone without facing each other?

admin — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 06:34:21 +0000

Mathematically, assuming that at least one of the teams doesn’t go to the playoffs, and knowing that 6 out of 16 games are against division opponents, that leaves 28 teams competing for the last 10 games open on a team’s schedule. That means that if a team were to cycle through all the teams in the league, it could be over 2 seasons before 2 teams face each other again.

Out of curiosity, what is the record number of games two teams have gone without facing each other, and what teams were they?

I don’t know how many games it would be, but the Chiefs and the Eagles hold the record for the longest span of time two didn’t play each other. It was a few days shy of twenty years. (October 22 1972 – October 11 1992)

Now a days, the NFL has a rotating schedule, so every team will play every other team at least once every four years.

An NFL schedule now has 6 division games, 4 games against all 4 teams of one division in the same conference, 4 games against all 4 teams of one division from the other conference, and 2 other games, one team from each of the other two divisions in the same conference.

How does an NFL teams regular season standings effect the playoffs?

admin — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 00:25:11 +0000

Packers, Saints, 49ers and Patrios are the 4 best teams with the most wins. How does that help them when it comes time for the playoffs?

The eight division winners are all guaranteed home games in the playoffs (which is big), and the top two teams in each conference also get a week off after the end of the regular season (which is *huge*).

How can you get your school to get a soccer team?

admin — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 05:55:14 +0000

I want to play soccer but my school doesn’t have it, is there any way I can petition for a team or something. I’m too old for youth club soccer, are there any club leagues for high schooler’s.

I think a petition is a good way to go – get some interested students together and form your own group first, then take it to the teachers to see if you can get some traction. Failing that, it never hurts just to get a non-school team together and enter into some local soccer leagues.

What are good soccer skills to practice to make the middle school soccer team?

admin — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 02:02:25 +0000

I want to try out for the soccer team at my middle school next year. I have around 10 months until tr-outs. What are some good skills or practice routines I should practice?!?!

"Just Me" had some very good advice which I am only adding to.

I read a statistic recently that said 30% of all national team players come out of Southern California. I believe the premier club is SD Surf Soccer. I also believe the best club for developing is the San Diego Football Academy. Sorry, but I could not find postings from the San Diego Football Academy. Who does SD Surf go to to teach their skills? Most likely, it is Mario Mrakovic. Last year, his fist generation of "grassroots" kids, both boys and girls (under 9) won Cal South’s prestigious State Cup within minutes of each other. I was there. It was truly a magical experience.

Here is a link to Mario’s son "Luka" demonstrating 10 attacking moves and 10 screening moves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VAijzIIF2k

Practice them just how they are demonstrated until you can do them in your sleep.

Feel free to do more searches on all things "Mario."

Good luck.

What are the insurance requirements for a traveling soccer team?

admin — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 04:04:19 +0000

A group of players in my town have formed a soccer team and we are trying to figure out exactly what we need to do before we can legally register for tournaments this spring. What does the team need for insurance and how do we go about getting it? We are a team out of Vermont and hope to be competing in New York as well as New England states. Please post links if you know where to find useful information.

The first thing, is to contact the entity that holds the tournaments, and ask them what THEIR requirements are!! THEY are the ones to tell you what you need.

Is it better for a police officer to be individualistic or a team player?

admin — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 03:06:09 +0000

Obviously a team player is a must because you are working with others in a police department, but don’t you also work by yourself a lot of the time?

My vote goes to team player…….for the most part. As you point out being a team player is important in many aspects of the job such as doing your part on a multifaceted call or holding your part on a tactical call. Police in most departments do work alone a good majority of the time so having qualities that allow you to function well working alone are important too.

Making a football banner for my sons team. They are the eagles?

admin — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 00:40:24 +0000

Need HELP ASAP. Im making a foot banner for my sons team the eagle what do I put on it. Any catchy slogans or anything. Open to any suggestions. Please help. Don’t want to sound like a mom on the banner but a football mom. Thanks to those who respond

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