Friday, January 27, 2012

Where militias universal pulls of citizen soldiers during the 18th century?

Was every free man of a certain age a member of a militia automatically,or was miltiia membership requiring more than simply citizenship in those days?|||WHERE refers to place.





WHERE is my hat?


It's on the table.

What is the name of the sci-fi movie where everyone in a future civilization was killed after a certain age?

Its a movie from the 60's or 70's I think. Its an underground civilization where everyone is young. Some guys escape and meet an old man at the surface. Thats all I remember about this movie.|||Logan's Run|||It was Logan's Run. It was this weird, futuristic society. They basically tricked everyone into getting killed when they turned 30. A guy found out what was happening and escaped with a group of people. I remember the old man, too -- they were really fascinated w/ his wrinkles, because they never saw an old person before ;-) Wow, haven't seen that movie in ages!|||I believe you're talking about Logan's Run. At age 30, members of the human race go through something called 'carousel'. If they live through it, they can live longer. If they die during it, they die. They ALWAYS die. Anyone who tries to escape 'carousel' are hunted down by lawmen called 'Sandmen"|||I was thinking about Logan's run the other day, Ironic you should mention it now.





P.s the Sandman was Logan.|||Logans Run. Soylent Green was a totally different movie!|||Logan's Run where they are all killed at 30 and turned in to Soylent Green which is the food they are all eating.|||Logan's Run|||the twilight zone||| There's more than one of them. Another was The Time Machine.

Median in grouped data?

given that a frequency distribution of men in certain country in the age group when they get married in a particular year.





Age Frequency


16- 52


21- 161


26- 94


31- 32


36- 27


46- 14


56- 15


71- 0





estimate the median age men marry in that country...





can anyone tell what is meant by 16- , 21- and so on..|||That is a good question. The representation is not clear. If it is grouped data, then each group is defined by an interval, not a single number. For certain calculations, that interval is represented by a group mark, which is the midpoint of the interval. Sometimes we may use the upper boundary.





In this case, there is a hyphen after each age index. That might imply that it is the lower boundary. Consecutive groups are separated by 5, so that must be the width of each group. That would have the first group representing men who are greater than or equal to 16 years, but less than 21. Consult the source of the question if you can.





For a graphical median approximation, you will need a cumulative frequency distribution plot, using the upper boundary of each group. If I guessed correctly, the vertices will follow this pattern:





Age ... Cumulative Frequency


16 ... 0


21 ... 52


26 ... 213


...

Do men also go through male menopause?

See this happened to me earlier this year, February to be exact. I met this man who came to my work looking for a beautiful necklace we featured on our catalog. Oh! he was very handsome, mature man, maybe in his late forties or early fifties. He was wearing a nice shirt and some nice looking seven jeans. When we first exchanged looks it's was like fireworks going off, anyways he turned out to be married and wanted just an affair, I shined him off. One of the ladies who work with me said that he was probably going through male menopause, that when a man reaches a certain age he wants to feel young and vibrant and that they can still get the woman. I am 34 years old single and attractive. It bothered me her comment because it's not like if I have written on my forehead "Affair".|||I think they call it "mid-life crisis". What you described definitely sounds like it!|||i heard they do|||yea...its called something like andropause|||no,but sometimes it seems like they have pms.

Do a lot of guys wear sandals where you live? Where do you live as in what city and state?

Do a lot of men wear sandals where you are located? Is it a certain age group or all ages of men?|||Yeah, I'm near the beach though so, it's kind of standard for most ages.........................|||I live in Houston, TX and alot of guys wear flip flops, even during the winter, if they're considered sandals, but I'm from PHILLY and guys up there wouldn't be caught dead in sandals, neither would Bryan and he's from Atlanta.|||Kentucky, and a lot of guys here wear them in the summer. I live in a college town though, so its not unusual to see. A lot of older men wear sandals as well.|||yeah i see a lot of guys wearing sandals or flip flops (whatever you want to call them). I wear flip flops quite a bit. I grew up in Southern Cal so it was common to wear sandals. Now I live near Nashville and I see lots of guys all ages wearing flip flops|||I live in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, and I see a lot of guys wearing sandals. I was going to a lot or garage sales yesterday, and I seen all kinds of guys wearing sandals, and most of them were wearing them with shorts. Also men of most ages wears sandals out here.|||I live in Central Texas near Austin and a lot of men wear flip flops. Older men tend to wear a dressier sandal if that makes sense.

What is the name of the song that goes "this is not my house,this is not my wife"?

I heard this on a Men of a Certain Age commercial and this other commercial for a Nicholas Cage movie made in the 90's or early 2000's





it sounds like there might be piano somewhere in the background and it sounds somewhat upbeat.





Thanks! : )|||Yahoo search: "as the days go by"





Yahoo countersuggestion: "as the days go by" talking heads





http://www.lyricsdomain.com/20/talking_h鈥?/a>





The title appears to be "Once in a Lifetime."|||It's The Talking Heads,not sure of the song title

Do official PGA qualifier tournaments really play through the rain?

I watch this show called Men of a Certain Age, and on one recent episode of the show, they had players playing in pouring rain (which was an important point for the plot). Obviously everything on tv shows isn't accurate though. I thought golfers don't play through rain officially, but I don't watch golf at all, so I'm not sure. Was the show accurate in having players playing in pouring rain, during a qualifiers tournament for the senior tour? Thanks|||yes unless the course get to wet and puddles start to form


or if their is lightning around|||During rain? Yes. Only two elements would come up:





-If there is lightning they will stop playing due to the safety issue.


-If the course becomes saturated to where there is standing water that can't be squeeged off, then they will stop playing.





Beyond that, they play in the rain.





With a waterproof jacket, an umbrella, and rain gloves, playing in the rain is doable.|||The previous answers are correct. If there is no lightning, and there are no puddles forming on the course (especially the greens) then play will continue.|||Unless there are huge free-standing puddles on the greens and/or lightning in the area, golf does not stop for rain. They usually let them lift, clean and place their shots on the fairways too.|||lightning is a sure game stopper. but yes if it becomes impossible to play, one is roster tail when putting.|||Golf was invented in Scotland and played all over the UK. You have to ask if they play in rain LOL?