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Deal or No Deal
Television game show Deal or No Deal was produced by Endemol and is played by choosing a case out of the 26 cases and contends with the banker’s offer by answering the titular question: “Deal or no deal?”
508 Questions
What is the best Deal With Cockroaches?
You can get rid of cockroaches through pest control and also by maintaining cleanliness. It is best to prevent their entry.
treat him kindly, prayer changes things
How do you deal with a boyfriend who steals money from you?
Ask him if he don't no you no and if he lies that means he'll lie about anyrthing so be careful about that and make sure you get it back and if he steals from a girl it might be for a good or bad reason normally bad so be careful watch out and don't do wat he does
stories that give lessons
old testament
1. the walls of Jericho fall
2. dividing of the Jordan river
3. staying of the sun and the moon
4. death of uzzah when he touched the ark of the covenant
5. houses on rock and sand
the list goes on
new testament
1. the barren fig tree
2. the pearl of great price
3. the rich fool
4. the bread of life
5. the lost sheep
and the list goes on
Homophobia is an irrational fear and hatred for homosexuality and gay and lesbian people in general. It occasionally disappears when they discover that a close family relative is gay, but not always. ---- This has been a growing question in my mind, after spending much time trying to understand homophobia in order to try to help end it. One of the problems is that a 'phobia' is a fear, but 'homophobia' is generally understood as a hate. So supposing we do define it as a fear, then what do we have? * People who are afraid of gay people (consequential questions: afraid of becoming gay or being gay? afraid of gay people? afraid of associating with gay people or being associated with gay people?...); and
* Gay people who are afraid of being gay (or ashamed of it), or afraid of the consequences (real or imagined) of admitting to being gay, or afraid of the real or perceived implications of being gay, fear of disappointing loved ones (in my experience, this is a really big part -- and on one level you could say it's self-inflicted) Don't you think both parts of this 'fear' definition are really important? Then, if we think about the 'gay hate' definition, I also find some difficult questions there. I mean there are very obvious parts - being beaten-up because of being gay or being perceived as gay (heterosexuals can also suffer homophobic bullying), or being ostracised (often by people in the name of their religion). But there are also things that are said, that to one person may be classed as 'homophobia' and to another one (I offer myself as an example) could be taken as a compliment. Some illustrations: * "You're gay!" - My reaction is sincere happiness - "I'm glad you noticed". Some people's reaction is that it's homophobia. * "It's so gay!" - My honest reaction "hum, is it? Then I'll try to live up to the stereotype :)" But it's certainly stereotyping (which is not unique to any state of being at all). Some people would call it a form of homophobia. It's certainly often a non-malicious remark said as playground banter: perhaps ill-considered and even wrong, but anyway said with no hate-intent.
* "You're a queer!" - My genuine feeling is pride: "I am queer, queer I am, lucky boy am I." I would feel so even if it was said with malice. So we have words which are sent with homophobic intent that may or may not be received as homophobic bullying; and we have words which could be logically statements of fact which may be received as homophobic bullying; and we have ill-considered statements of no homophobic intent whatsoever that may be received as homophobic bullying. Of course, we can say things like "intention is important" and "how they are received may depend on whether someone is comfortable with their sexuality", but I've seen that people are being disciplined in schools as homophobic bullies for saying "That's so gay!". (I think that is as bad as allowing homophobic bullying.) OK, do you see where I'm coming from? Whatever point of view you personally have about what constitutes homophobia and what doesn't, I guess you can see that it's quite difficult to arrive at a consensus. Without understanding (maybe reaching a consensus about) what is homophobia, it's quite difficult deal with it in the right way.
Knowledge is power. Run as fast as you can. Megalomania is an unrealistic belief in one's superiority, grandiose abilities, and even omnipotence. It is characterized by a need for total power and control over others, and is marked by a lack of empathy for anything that is perceived as not feeding the self. Although megalomania is a term often ascribed to anyone who is power-hungry, the clinical definition is that of a mental illness associated with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD). Narcissism is most simply defined as self-love. Though it is considered healthy to be narcissistic to some degree, when someone loves himself to the exclusion of all else and others become objectified to be used only to serve the self, this is no longer considered healthy or normal. There are different psychological theories about how and why NPD develops, most of which relate to the integration of different aspects of ego and self as a child, and the nature of the parental roles in that process. Regardless of theory, NPD is characterized by extremely low self-esteem, which is compensated for by delusions of grandeur and megalomania, a narcissistic neuroses. With the propensity to act only on behalf of one's self, the unbridled need to feed one's ego, and the objectification of others to serve the power-hungry needs of megalomania, it is easy to see how this can be a recipe for disaster, especially when wrapped in a charismatic personality. One of the most well known examples of megalomania in modern history was Adolf Hitler. A street waif, Hitler wasn't content rising through the ranks to become the military leader of Germany. His megalomania drove him to aspire to conquer the entire world. Being born into a "superior race" also wasn't enough for the mentally ill Hitler. Instead he wanted to wipe out all other races. This need to destroy everything outside of what he perceived as an extension of himself is a classic though horrifically illustrated example of megalomania. Paradoxically, a person who exhibits such tremendous ego and self-confidence in reality has such low self-esteem and such a fragile ego that he cannot abide any expression other than his own, for fear of annihilation of the self. Therefore everything that is not under his control is perceived as a threat. While genocide is an extreme example, serial killers may also suffer from megalomania. They objectify, then sacrifice their victims to exercise total control with a complete lack of empathy for the suffering of others. The principles or characteristics of NPD and megalomania can also be expressed in lesser degrees or in a different fashion by those we might consider more mainstream than genocidal maniacs and serial killers. Among dictators, fundamentalists, and politicians we find those who view themselves as morally superior with the willingness to sacrifice, kill or risk the safety of others considered inferior, to assert their own agendas. Though there are legitimate circumstances in which leaders must exercise civil or military force, or religious zealots can profess solemn beliefs, the line between religiosity and fanaticism, between duty and megalomania can be a gray one. This is how the term has become part of our culture's vernacular. Megalomania is also sometimes associated with bipolar disorder; a depressive illness that is characterized by mood swings from extreme lows to extreme highs. During the latter cycle, people often suffer delusions of grandeur and feelings of infinite capability. They talk about unrealistic plans and goals as if these plans and goals are within their grasp. Schizophrenia, a mental illness characterized by a split personality, delusions, hallucinations and extreme paranoia, is also often found alongside megalomania. NPD, megalomania, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia can all be treated with medications. If you or someone you know is experiencing manic moods, unrealistic delusions or antisocial behavior, professional treatment is necessary. Unlike a virus or cold, these disorders will not improve without treatment. Psychology information. Dealing Informally With Sexual Harassment The Miss Manners' Approach: "I beg your pardon!" This, coupled with strong facial expressions of shock, dismay and disgust can be used . Naming or Describing the Behavior: "That comment is offensive to women, unprofessional and probably is sexual harassment. This behavior has to stop.
Where is the Deal or No Deal Application?
there is none , they stopped the contestand applictation since there has been so many applicants .
However if your looking for the UK application form, there is good news as the UK version of the show is still going strong.
You can find the application form on the official channel 4 website.
How do you deal with Pressure at work?
Once you find out that you have high blood pressure, follow the guidelines that your doctor gives to you such as: eating less--especially of high caloric foods and more of fresh fruits and vegetables, take prescribed medicene if necessary, add exercise to your daily routine, get help with stressful situations if needed and slow down...
How should I deal with a evil coworker?
Visit www.bullyonline.org and see if they are a (serial) bully would be a good start. Even if they are not, it will give you some good tips on how to deal with this person.
What is the best deal from Colombo to Buddha Gaya?
dear brother
you may grt flight from colombo to gaya by mihin air from September to march 2009.
and you can get connecting flight from kolkata to gaya.
have nice jurney to gaya
Physics deals with the study of the fundamental forces and nature of the universe. Chemistry is arguably applied physics, and biology is applied chemistry.
Does jenelle moreno have a boyfriend?
Yea, her myspace page said she is in a relationship, and the first on her friends list is a guy, and his main picture is both of them together. Sorry dude, I was keeping my fingers crossed too!
K-dawg
What are the GSN oodles answers?
Someone has made a database with all of the answers for game and live questions, updated quickly. It's really quite amazing.
http://nick761.mango12.com/oodles/
What are the amounts of money in Deal on No Deal?
On the primetime version of DOND, the money amounts are as follows:
$.01
$1
$5
$10
$25
$50
$75
$100
$200
$300
$400
$500
$750
Above are the amounts on the left side; the right side amounts are below:
$1,000
$5,000
$10,000
$25,000
$50,000
$75,000
$100,000
$200,000
$300,000
$400,000
$500,000
$750,000
$1,000,000
The bold amounts are referred by Mandel as 'huge amounts' ($100,000 is not always a 'huge amount') (e.g "There are 2 huge amounts left on the board: $400,000 and three-quarters of a million dollars...")
On the syndicated show, the amounts are:
$.01
$1
$5
$10
$25
$50
$100
$200
$300
$400
$500
The left-side/right-side division
$1,000
$2,500
$5,000
$7,500
$10,000
$25,000
$50,000
$100,000
$250,000
$500,000
What are the shows that Howie Mandel host?
America's Got Talent
Deal Or No Deal
Robby's World
St Elsewhere
Mobbed
The Howie Mandel Show
Howie Do It
Take It All
The Amazing Live Sea Monkeys
Muppet Babies
Deal Or No Deal Canada
Nickelodeon Guts
Bless This House
Carol & Company
And Many More
You can go to NBC's website and fill in the form, but the series has been cancelled for primetime and day time both. It may return for the short time or short series. You can use this answer for reference only and find the source in related links section.
Requirements to Play 'Deal or No Deal'
As all game shows do, Deal or No Deal has some eligibility requirements for potential contestants to meet. These include:
Deal or No Deal contestants must be 18 years of age or older, and a legal resident of the United States.
You must not be a candidate for public office, nor become a candidate for one year after the episode you appear on has aired.
You, your immediate family, or anyone living in your household must not have been employed in the past two years by NBC, or any of the companies associated with the show.
Contestants and designated supporters must be available for one full day in order to film the show.
This is an overview of the requirements to play Deal or No Deal - please see the actual application form for a more comprehensive list and explanation.
What to send:
Your complete application package for Deal or No Deal must include:
Completed application form
A 5-minute videotape of you and your supporters
A list of your supporters, included in the application form
A signed and dated Name and Likeness Release and Transfer of Rights form
A photocopy of your driver's license
Two clear, recent photos of yourself and each supporter, preferably one head shot and one full body shot for each, labeled with each person's name and phone number on the back
The Video
Along with the application form and all of the other things you need to sign and send in, a 5-minute video tape must be included in your application package. The video has to include you, as well as the supporters you listed on your application. The guidelines state that you should start with your name and home state, and then explain what you would do with a million dollars if you won it.
Also from the guidelines:
Be creative, show us your personality - tell us what makes you unique. There is no "right" or "wrong" thing to say on your tape, we just want to get to know you.
The video must be recorded on (or transferred to) a VHS tape, and clearly labeled with your name, address, and phone number.
Again find more details in the related links.
How do you deal with a bootlicker?
Give them the minimal amount of attention and keep repeating simply that you are not interested. This gives them less to "feed on," and over time, if you can keep the consistency, they should go away. Block emails and do not return phone calls or talk about them with anyone. Do not accept favors, money, or anything at all from them.
What does geography deal with?
Geography deals with learning about the formations and landmarks and stuff, like mountains and rivers. It also deals with cultures.
GEOGRAPHY DEALS BASICALLY WITH THE STUDY OF THE EARTH for eg.: LOCATIONS , MAPPINGS , NATURAL DISASTERS AND THEIR CAUSES ETC.
