EPTOn May 22 2013 22:45 salle wrote:
TIL tofu has connections in the Russian mob.
TIL tofu has connections in the Russian mob.
That or he watches a lot of CIS Dota.
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Northeast Philadelphia, on the other hand, is overflowing with Russians and Ukrainians. | ||
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On May 23 2013 04:44 kollin wrote: Is it just me or is that a glorified homework question sounds more like some competition TL may or may not have been possibly recently hosting | ||
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On May 23 2013 04:44 Barrin wrote: So there's this Replay competition. All players can submit a replay or two to be judged in this competition. The idea of the competition is to select and promote the BEST Replays. There are 5 people helping with the judging process of this competition. The first 4 people are tasked with scoring and giving feedback on each Replay. These 4 people then show this information to the 5th person and walk away. The 5th person then proceeds to select the finalists of the Replay competition by himself but with said information available. Courts in the U.S. justice system often work on a similar principle; an initial group of people declares validity [guilty, not guilty] and then a separate party takes that information and decides what to do with it. Some questions: 1. Do you think it is reasonable that the initial group of people (Jury) are not called "Judges"? 2. Do we find such a distinction useful? Why? 3. Would it make sense to say that the 5th person involved in judging the Replay competition is less of a judge than the other 4, or is it the other way around? Surely some of you moderators know enough about justice to answer this; thank you in advance. Right, take for instance any competition that has a panel of people who evaluate subjective performances (dancing, gymnastics, figure skating, diving). The panel should really be referred to as a jury, not a "panel of judges". The guy that adds up all the votes is the only actual real judge. Poor soul, he never gets any credit. Also, I'm sure the actual situation you're referring to has much more to do with a criminal trial than it does with the competitions I just described. On May 23 2013 04:45 Barrin wrote: It is not a glorified homework question, but I can think of someone who probably doesn't want me asking or you answering all the same. It's a trick question; you'll make someone look stupid. And this is implicit, but yes, someone did end up looking stupid from this. | ||
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