Rockets

How were the Rockets able to beat the Cavs last night WITHOUT McGrady?
Q. Cleveland is one of the top teams in the League and the Rockets wiped them off the floor without their star player.
Asked by trer - Fri Feb 27 12:30:35 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. T-Mac hasn't been a "star" player this entire season. My personal fave is Von Wafer who did a hell of a job last night.19 points off the bench. Not to mention Yao & Artest. T-Mac is not essential in winning. Look how many Houston has won in a row w/o him. I do feel bad for LeBron though , that was an off night if I ever saw one! ZERO assists!! And it also didn't help that Ben Wallace broke his fibula! Ouch! I am a 25 year old FEMALE that loves the Rockets! I watch their every move and go to about 2 games per month.
Answered by [[HA! You Wish!]] - Fri Feb 27 15:41:53 2009

What does Hamas hope to achieve by firing qassam rockets into south Israel?
Q. It has been brought to my attention that Hamas has been launching rockets into south Israel for the past couple of weeks. My questions are: What exactly is the Hamas thought process and what is the firing of qassam rockets meant to achieve? Other than the obvious attempt to kill a few people at a time, what long term purpose does it serve?
Asked by Auntie Mame hates injustice! - Sat Feb 28 10:53:13 2009 - - 23 Answers - 3 Comments

A. There main aim is to kill as many Israeli citizens and destroy the beautiful country Israel.Hamas consistently judges the success of their attacks by the number of Israelis they kill men, women, children. Hamas does not even try to attack military targets; their rockets are directed toward towns, cities and farms rather than military bases. The group's rockets land on playgrounds, apartment buildings, public parks, schools and private homes. Hamas terrorists choose not to expose themselves by firing these weapons from open areas. They construct launch pads in densely populated regions in Gaza, using the local Palestinian population as a shield because they do not care if their fellow Palestinians are killed by their own misfiring… [cont.]
Answered by dandyl - Sat Feb 28 11:36:56 2009

How many rockets failed before they sent one with a man out to space?
Q. Last night I watched "In the Shadows of the Moon" (an amazing documentary!) and I was so scared for the first man missions after watching all those failed rockets. How did they know when the rocket was safe enough to put a man in it? * "In the Shadow of the Moon"
Asked by Carolus - Sat Oct 11 21:25:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. there was one flight with dogs that failed; next flight with two dogs was successful; the first manned flight was 100% successful; the first failed landing was that of Komarov he burned to bones in atmosphere. Russians always kept this info open this is impossible to make it secret. As well as American flights to the Moon.
Answered by ( )kaksi_guy - Sun Oct 12 01:51:23 2008