How are total point scores calculated in Ski Jumping?
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Its the combination of the two. However, sometimes when they write the scores from the two jumps they write the distances for each jump followed by the total score for both jumps.  That may be where the confusion lies.  For example (120.5-119.3) 260.33 The first two are not the scores for the first two jumps but the distances, thats why they don't add up to 260.33 I hope that helps
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you could probably find information at wikipedia.org \nif its about some kind of scoring thing go to this site i just checked it now.
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Go to http://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system.php \n\nIt will explain the point system.
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http://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system;_ylt=ArosA3wjJ24HWewVIcz7FUUezKIX
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It all depends on the league settings. In figuring out your particular league the relevant settings are scoring type, categories, roster changes, positions/bench spots/Max Games.\n\nThe biggest difference, in my opinion, between leagues is usually expressed in the scoring type. The two main scoring systems you'll see in FNBA are Rotisserie and Head 2 Head (some other FNBA formats will use "Point" scoring, but I don't believe this is offered by Yahoo! - please correct me if I am wrong). \n\nROTISSERIE Scoring: your team score is comprised of the sum of your rankings relative to the rest of the league across each individual category. The typical league will count 9 categories: FG% FT% 3PTM PTS REB AST ST BLK TO, some leagues choose not to count turnovers as often the most productive fantasy players are primary ball handlers and naturally get more turnovers. Let's make it easy and say you have a 10 team league with 9 categories. For each category, let's say PTS, all the teams in the league are ranked and given a score. So the team that has scored the most points across all of its active positions to that point in the season will get a 10, the next highest a 9, and so on. In a rotisserie league your score is cumulative throughout the season so really the only day that matters is the last day. Also point totals fluctuate a lot at the beginning of the season while teams separate themselves. \n\nIn a 10 team/9 category league, the most possible points a team could have would be 90. This would mean that they have the highest rankings in every statistical category (very unlikely). I am in two 10-team rotisserie leagues this season, and at this early point in the scores in both leagues range from the mid-20s to high 60s with the majority of the players around the 50s.\n\nSo, in essence, a rotisserie league has each team simulatenously competing against all the other teams in every individual category throughout the entire season. However if you were in first place through the entire season but somehow you fall into second on the last day, you still finish in second.\n\nHEAD TO HEAD: H2H teams will be more familiar to Fantasy Footballers. In this format your team is pitted against one opponent's team for an entire week. Your team's total contributions in each category are compared and you receive one point for each category you win. The categories won to categories lost ratio essentially becomes your team record for the season. Each week you go 9-0 (outperform your opponent in every category) or 0-9 (the opposite) or anywhere in between. At the end of the season the team with the most wins is the victor.\n\nEither Rotisserie or Head to Head formats can be played with a "playoff" structure in the final weeks of the season where the top teams compete for victory. Personally I've never done playoffs with Rotisserie, although I believe it is possible (please correct me if I am mistaken) however I've found it to be a fun twist at the end of a H2H season.\n\nCATEGORIES: It is important to know what categories your league is counting and try to pick up players who will contribute across multiple categories without seriously depriving you in any 1 category. You may find a player who gets 12 rebounds a game but scores 2 points and shoots a terrible FT%, this would not be as attractive a player as one who has a more even line (again, just my opinion). \n\nROSTER CHANGES: Leagues have either daily or weekly roster changes, with head to head leagues usually being weekly and rotisserie going either way. This is largely a matter of preference for the league. \n\nWeekly means is that your lineup will only be altered one day a week, typically Monday or Sunday. So what ever players you have starting on Monday will be your starters until at least the next monday. This more closely simulates a real team in that you won't get production every day since most teams have only 3 or 4 games a week. The disa
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Since August 2006, the new scoring system is adopted.\nA point shall be added to a player's score whenever he wins a rally.\nA match consists of the best of three games; a game is won by the first player to score 21 points, except if the score reaches 20 points each; in this case, play shall continue until one player either achieves a two point lead (such as 24-22), or his score reaches 30 (the score shall not extend beyond 30: 30-29 is a winning score).\n\nIn singles, the server shall stand in his right service court when his score is even, and in his left service court when his score is odd; his opponent shall stand in the diagonally opposite service court.\n\nIn doubles, the players shall remember their service positions from the previous rally; the receivers shall remain in the same service courts. When a receiving pair wins a point and thereby regains the service, they shall not change their service court positions. If their new score is even, then the player in the right service court shall serve; if their new score is odd, then the player in the left service court shall serve. Thereafter, if they continue to win points, the server shall alternate between the service courts, so that he serves to each receiver in turn.\nEach team no longer has second server.  Now the score determines which side the server should be (right or left).\nGood luck and have fun.
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1 point for correct round of 64 selection\n2 points for correct round of 32 selection\n3 points for correct sweet 16 selection\n4 points for correct elite 8 selection\n5 points for correct final four selection\n10 points for correctly guessing the champion.\n\nClosest to total point count without going over of the Championship game for a tie breaker.
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Just click above, where it says Points.  It is all explained there.\n\nBut, the real truth, is nothing.  As far as I can tell so far, they are just there so that competitive people can accumulate them.
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3 points for a win\n\n1 point for a draw\n\n0 points for a loss
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Official rankings, including points, straight from the official web site:\nhttp://www.fifa.com/en/mens/statistics/index/0,2548,All-Jul-2005,00.html
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For every question you get correct you score 1 point. For every question you get WRONG you lose 1 point. For every blank question you lose 1/4 of a point. Now, take the total number of questions in each section (Verbal/Math) and make it a ratio of 800, since there are NOT 800 questions, but that is the max score in each section.
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click on your username and it will tell you. click on the amount of points you have to see the point scheme
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The 2006 Winter Olympics by the numbers: \n252: Number of medals to be awarded \n\n2,500: Number of athletes participating \n\n85: Number of countries participating \n\n12: Number of countries that have participated in every Winter Games \n\n171: Number of medals won by athletes who work for Home Depot (including summer and Paralympics) \n\n1: Number of U.S. athletes known to have competed as a piece of meat (Chris Witty, who ran costumed as an Italian sausage in a Milwaukee Brewers Sausage Race) \n\n81: Highest mph speed limit on Italian highways \n\n80: Average mph speed of a downhill skier \n\n10,000: Number of credentialed journalists \n\n416: Number of hours of television coverage \n\n7: Number of NBC networks showing coverage \n\n13: Number of medals Italy got in 2002 Salt Lake City Games (four gold, four silver, five bronze) \n\n34: Number of medals U.S. got in 2002 Salt Lake City Games (10 gold, 13 silver, 11 bronze) \n\n42: The average weight, in pounds, of a curling stone \n\n90: Number of medals Italian athletes have won in Winter Games (31 gold, 31 silver, 28 bronze) \n\n191: Number of medals won by U.S. athletes in Winter Games (69 gold, 71 silver, 51 bronze) \n\n56: Number of medals won by the U.S. team in its best event, speed skating \n\n29: Number of medals won by the Italian team in its best event, cross-country skiing \n\n215: Approximate number of U.S. athletes competing at Torino \n\n2.2 million: Number of people who live in Torino, the largest city ever to host a Winter Olympics \n\n6: Events added to the 2006 Winter Games (men's and women's speed skating pursuit, men's and women's snowboard cross, men's and women's biathlon mass start) \n\n263: Medals won by Norway, the top podium-taker in the Winter Olympics (not counting the 300 medals won by East and West Germany when combined with the single Germany's tally or the 275 won by the U.S.S.R./Unified Team/Russia) \n\n1: Number of athletes competing at Torino who have also medaled at Summer Games (Clara Hughes, Canada, bronze in 5,000 meter speed skating, 2002, and bronze in time trial and road race cycling events, 1996) \n\n6: Number of medals won by speed skater Bonnie Blair, top U.S. medal winner at Winter Games (five gold, one bronze) \n\n32: The number of worldwide partners/official sponsors of the 2006 Winter Olympics
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Enter your scores here and it does it for you:\n\nhttp://golf.sports.yahoo.com/tracker
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All the scoring system is explained here:\nhttp://uk.answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system\n\nIt tells you what all the barriers are between each level and how many points u get for different actions
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You need one leg balance, as you use leg motions much like skates. They go very fast!\n\nhttp://gorp.away.com/gorp/activity/skiing/skateski.htm
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For every \nquestion you ask  (minus)          -5 points \nquestion you answer (plus)          2 points\nq&a you vote best answer (plus)     1 point(s)\nq&a you rate chosen best answer     1 point(s)\n\nwhen your total points get to some level, you get reward ...