Cigar Trade Fun and Games
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Alright, here goes...
I teach at the Naval Nuclear Power Training Command. I teach sailors Reactor Principles, which is basically explaining why the reactor does what it does, how it behaves, etc. It's more exciting than it sounds...ok, no it's not. I just got done teaching my first class. Now I'm on teaching break, and another class doesn't come until the 16th, leaving me lots of time for cigars.
For my contest, the winner will be the first to guess my class GPA for the course. Basically, the grade could be somewhere between a 0.00 and a 4.00. Letter grades aren't given, but anything less than a 2.50 is a course failure (it equates to getting about 60% correct, or 2.50/4.00 which equals 0.625) I'll let this run for about five days if need be. Please guess the grade in an X.XX format. I'll let you have four guesses a day. If no one guesses correctly by Tuesday evening, I'll take the closest without going over. Guess early and often....a larger response will determine what I send out. :twisted:
Here's your first clue...I said anything below a 2.50 is a failure. No one in my class failed the course. In fact, only three students failed one of the tests.
Good luck!
I teach at the Naval Nuclear Power Training Command. I teach sailors Reactor Principles, which is basically explaining why the reactor does what it does, how it behaves, etc. It's more exciting than it sounds...ok, no it's not. I just got done teaching my first class. Now I'm on teaching break, and another class doesn't come until the 16th, leaving me lots of time for cigars.
For my contest, the winner will be the first to guess my class GPA for the course. Basically, the grade could be somewhere between a 0.00 and a 4.00. Letter grades aren't given, but anything less than a 2.50 is a course failure (it equates to getting about 60% correct, or 2.50/4.00 which equals 0.625) I'll let this run for about five days if need be. Please guess the grade in an X.XX format. I'll let you have four guesses a day. If no one guesses correctly by Tuesday evening, I'll take the closest without going over. Guess early and often....a larger response will determine what I send out. :twisted:
Here's your first clue...I said anything below a 2.50 is a failure. No one in my class failed the course. In fact, only three students failed one of the tests.
Good luck!
zandor said:
Wow...with 150 possible grades, I thought this might take a while. You got it! PM me with your info and I'll get something out.
And Rob and Steve, I wish my students had those grades. They might keep me in the Navy just to teach there until retirement! :lol:
I just figured the average would be right around 80%, so I guessed a bunch of numbers around 80%.
I also made a spreadsheet of all the guesses so I wouldn't repeat anything, but apparently I can delete it now.
I also made a spreadsheet of all the guesses so I wouldn't repeat anything, but apparently I can delete it now.
Ok, it's time once again to test your identification skills. There are four objects in the attached picture. What are they?
I'm thinking this shouldn't be too difficult, so let's start at one guess per day. First one to figure it out gets a Barrel-o-Blunts.
Hint #1: The green "ball" is not roughly spherical.
I'm thinking this shouldn't be too difficult, so let's start at one guess per day. First one to figure it out gets a Barrel-o-Blunts.
Hint #1: The green "ball" is not roughly spherical.
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lets see... Garlic press
extra memory via USB
cigar minder
ummm... clown nose?
i have no idea what that ball is.
extra memory via USB
cigar minder
ummm... clown nose?
i have no idea what that ball is.
Just one guess?
Hint #2:
The green ball is mushy and is not intended to be used as a ball for playing games, catch, etc.
Hint #2:
The green ball is mushy and is not intended to be used as a ball for playing games, catch, etc.
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