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By The Numbers: Miami vs Louisville
Russell Athletic Bowl / December 28, 2013 / Citrus Bowl / Orlando, FL.
Miami Hurricanes vs Louisville Cardinals.
(Note: This article was written by Canespace blogger "LB". It does not include stats from games against FCS opponents E. Kentucky (UL) or Savannah St. (UM) in the overall statistical analysis):
Strength Of Schedule:
While UM played opponents who averaged 6.09 wins, Louisville played opponents who averaged 4.9. UM played 8 "bowl-eligible" opponents (6+ wins), while Louisville played 5.
Offenses:
UM played defenses who allow 23.2 points per game and average 42nd. Louisville? 27 points per game with an average of 62nd.
UM played 4 top 30 defenses (FAU, Florida, FSU, Va. Tech). Louisville? 3 (UCF, Houston, Cincy).
UM played 3 defenses ranked 70th or lower (USF, Virginia, Pitt). Louisville played 6 (Kentucky, FIU, Temple, Rutgers, USF, UConn).
Louisville is more effective against the average against these defenses at +11.35, while UM stands at +8.95.
Defenses:
UM played offenses who score 27.6 points per game and average 77th. Louisville isn't much worse, playing opponents who score 24.1 points per game and average 85th.
UM played two top 30 offenses (GT, FSU) while Louisville played zero.
Louisville is MUCH more effective than others against their offenses, scoring at +11.35. UM -0.15?
As pitiful as Louisville's schedule is, their defense at least can stop some folks. They've even pitched a shutout (a novel concept) vs. Temple. They allowed 20+ points twice (UCF, Cincy). UM allowed 20 or more points 9 times in 2013.
Statistical Analysis Predictions:
Louisville has a 99.9% chance of scoring more than 20, as they've done it every single game. Even God himself will have a tough time helping D'Onofrio out on this one.
Louisville has a 75% chance of scoring more than 30 against UM.
Louisville has a 50% chance of scoring 40+ on UM.
UM is going to score a lot. Evening out the stats, UM is the best offense Louisville will see. UM has a 90% chance of scoring more than 20.
UM has a 70% chance of scoring more than 30.
Summation: Given the adjustments, UM's offense is probably slightly better than Louisville's given the opposition and expected rankings vs. such. There is no question about defense. Louisville will score with reckless abandon and probably piss off UM fans to no end. At least D'Onofrio still has 100 yards to offer between the end zones.
As for the final score, I'm not giving predictions as bowl games are enigmas. UM hasn't won one since 2006, and it's about time. It's a better draw than Texas A&M, so take that as an early Christmas present.
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Posted by: UMike | December 10, 2013 at 06:11 AM
HURNS! UNO! WHAT?!
Posted by: CaneRock | December 10, 2013 at 06:13 AM
I think mean Bush hahaha
UM coach Al Golden was on the recruiting trail Sunday night when the Hurricanes accepted an invitation to play Louisville in the Russell Athletic Bowl.
Monday, Golden and athletic director Blake James finally got to talk about facing the Cardinals and former Hurricanes recruit Teddy Bridgewater at Orlando's Citrus Bowl on Dec. 28.
Golden said the Hurricanes are excited about facing "an excellent Louisville team."
"I'm sure all the other storylines will emerge in terms of guys that know each other, played against each other. That's going to make it fun," Golden said. "From a viewership standpoint and of course, a packed house there in Orlando, that's going to make it all fun."
Although the Hurricanes were also considered for the Chick-Fil-A Bowl in Atlanta New Year's Eve, James said he's happy UM is playing a few hours away.
"I told Steve Hogan, the executive director, all along that Orlando makes sense for us in so many ways," James said. "It gives our fans a great chance to see the program and be a part of the state of Florida."
• Former UM quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Vinny Testaverde will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame on Tuesday in New York. … Offensive lineman Brandon Linder accepted an invite to play in the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala. on Jan. 25.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/12/10/3808954/miami-hurricanes-glad-to-play.html#storylink=cpy
Miami Booker T. Washington and Hialeah Champagnat Catholic completed undefeated seasons and gave South Florida two state champions so far at this year's football finals.
Three more teams take aim this weekend.
Miami Central faces Seffner Armwood —the only team that has beaten it in this historic four-year run of advancing to Orlando.
Plantation American Heritage takes its most talented team ever to state in what will be its first appearance since 1998.
And South Dade has all of Homestead buzzing as it tries to dethrone defending state champion Apopka in its first trip to the dance.
Here's a look at the final weekend of high school football for the 2013 season:
Class 5A state championship — Plantation American Heritage (13-1) vs. Green Cove Springs Clay (10-4), 1 p.m. Friday: The Patriots are chasing their first state championship and trying to become the ninth school in Broward County history to accomplish the feat.
To do it, the Patriots will have to beat arguably the wildest story statewide in this year's playoffs.
Clay, which last won a state title in 1967, has proven it can win with either potent offense or with solid defense.
The Blue Devils won a wild 74-73 game against Jacksonville Bishop Kenny in the regional semifinals. The Blue Devils followed that with a 9-7 victory in a defensive struggle against Pensacola Catholic. Last week, another shootout finished with Clay beating St. Pete Lakewood 40-38.
The Blue Devils run a spread offense but can run the football out of a power formation much like what American Heritage faced against Hardee in the regional finals.
Heritage adapted to that offense by halftime and eventually routed Hardee 41-7 powered by another big game by running back Sony Michel.
For the Patriots, their speed on both sides of the ball and experience playing a wide variety of opponents throughout the season will pay off once again in this type of game.
Don't expect the big stage of the Citrus Bowl faze a team that has won all four of its playoff games by 15 points or more.
Andre's pick: American Heritage 38, Clay 17.
Class 6A state championship — Miami Central (13-1) vs. Seffner Armwood (14-0), 1 p.m. Saturday: The Rockets are in Orlando for the fourth year in a row, setting a Dade County record for consecutive trips.
The trip in 2011 was the most unpleasant, however, ending with a loss to Armwood that capped a tumultuous season and later resulted in both teams forfeiting their victories that year.
Central recovered quickly, winning state last season, but didn't get the chance to avenge that loss. The Rockets will get that opportunity this year.
Injured star tailback Joe Yearby was missed last week not just sentimentally, but also literally in a running game that only mustered 84 yards against Daytona Beach Mainland. Central continues to work in its passing game effectively with quarterback Keith Reed and receiver Da'Vante Phillips combining for 211 yards and three touchdowns.
The key could be Central's offensive line if it can establish the running game and give time for Reed to throw, which often makes him a dangerous offensive weapon.
Andre's pick: Central 30, Armwood 28.
Class 8A state championship — South Dade (13-1) vs. Apopka (13-1), 7 p.m. Saturday: After 60 years, the Bucs made school history and clinched their first trip to the state finals. But to win the school's first state football title, South Dade will have to overcome the toughest obstacle for any South Florida team this weekend.
Apopka has scored 724 points this season (51.7 points per game average) behind its single-wing offense. And the Blue Darters had to adapt to the loss of star quarterback Zack Darlington after he was injured at the start of the season.
The Bucs hope to mirror the offensive success that Weston Cypress Bay had last year at state in a 53-50 defeat. As it has throughout the playoffs, South Dade will need its aggressive defense to contain Apopka's running game and give itself a chance.
Quarterback play will be paramount. And if the Bucs get the same Kahlil Render they saw last week against Palm Beach Gardens, they might just pull off a huge upset.
Andre's pick: South Dade 37, Apopka 35.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/12/10/3809103/andre-c-fernandez-miami-central.html#storylink=cpy
When its all said and done half of this years class could be State champs.
From Ariz...
Demetrius Jackson just texted me out of the blue saying he has not decommitted from Miami. He says "Pete please clear this up for me.. IM A HURRICANE ... the coaches are coming to my house Wednesday ..."
Tito workin...
2015 Monarch (Fla.) Athlete Shawn Burgess-Becker said his goal for the season was to put his team on the map and prove the doubters wrong. After finishing 8-3 and making it to the playoffs, the Knights are no longer considered a light threat.
"I had faith in our team since the first day of practice, I thought we were going to have a great season once we got some more people on our team."
Burgess-Becker ,along with fellow star 2015 athlete Calvin Ridley, were leaders for the team on both sides of the ball and helped guide the way for the Knights. However, when you ask him, he diverts more credit to the rest of his team.
"I wouldn't necessarily say we are the face's of the team because we have a lot of other skill players; like we have another 2015 corner back Ronnie Huggins, who had seven interceptions and probably like 3 catches at the most caught on him. We have Michael Harris, our quarterback, he led in passing yards or something like that. We had a couple other good receivers and couple other outstanding defenders. At the end of the day it was teamwork, it's not just two people making all the plays."
As far as expectations for the team next year, the 6'2 180 pound athlete wasn't shy at all.
"Honestly, I'm going to tell you the truth: I just don't see us losing a game next year, if everybody does and plays the way they did this past season, I don't see us losing a game next season. I know it gets tough next season during the playoffs, but if everybody just executes, we can win a lot more games and actually all our games."
In terms of recruiting, the Monarch product holds a top 5 of Alabama, Miami, LSU, Florida and Florida State in no order. He talked about that list and where it stands.
"I'm very comfortable with those top 5 schools. No one is leading, but I'd probably say the schools that are talking to me the most are Alabama, Miami and Florida State."
Miami made the most recent news with Burgess-Becker, when they recently offered his teammate Calvin Ridley.
"I was very happy that Calvin got that offer because you know me and him are trying to play for the same team and we both have more of the same offers. I know he was very happy about the offer and I was very happy about it, now we're just trying to see if Ronnie Huggins can get those offers and we can go from there."
It's been noted that both of the star athletes have planned on playing with each other, but Burgess-Becker elaborated a little more on that.
"Me and Calvin grew up playing football together, so if it could be possible I would love to play football with Ronnie Huggins and Calvin Ridley."
Both Ridley and Burgess-Becker were down in Coral Gables this past weekend to watch Miami practice and seemed to enjoy themselves.
"The practice was good. It seems like they have a lot of fun out there on the field, Al Golden does a great job of coaching them up and all their players are flying around. It looks like they're having a great time at the University of Miami."
While Miami did make a big step by offering Ridley, schools like Alabama and Florida State are still recruiting Burgess-Becker very hard.
Alabama:"I went up to Alabama, me and Mario Cristobal have a great connection. Once I got up there, it was nice. It was different, but it was nice. All the players, I feel like they're very comfortable there, the coaches treat the players with respect. Nick Saban is a very cool person, me and him had a talk before the game."
Florida State: "I got up there, the campus was beautiful and the stadium is very nice. All the players were very focused waiting on the game to start. After, I got a chance to walk around and talk with coach Sal (Sunseri) and he just wants me up there again."
http://www.canesinsight.com/content/2182-Burgess-Becker-Recaps-Season
^^^^ Miami will want those guys bad!! Already 4 & 5 stars in the 2015 class.
Miami commit Nigel Bethel, a 5-foot-9, 175-pound cornerback from Miami Booker T. Washington, said he is solidly committed to the Hurricanes, but an offer from Georgia might change that.
Bethel was talking about his future Saturday night after BTW defeated Jacksonville Bolles 40-21 to win the Florida Class 4A state title, also clinching the mythical national title for the Tornadoes, who were ranked No. 1 in the country by at least seven different media outlets.
Bethel, who changed his name from Nigel Patten when he turned 18 this past spring, is intrigued by Georgia and the Bulldogs just might come calling.
"I'm pretty much solid to Miami, but Georgia's been talking to me lately and so if they pull the trigger I'll give them some interest," Bethel said. "Georgia and Miami have been my dream schools coming up, so to get an offer from them would be a very big deal."
Pictures: UCF Knights vs. Rutgers Scarlet Knights
Bethel, however, said just because the Bulldogs offer, doesn't mean he'll be flipping the switch. He's firm with his hometown Hurricanes, but intrigued by what Georgia my have to offer. He said his only official visit will be to Coral Gables for the weekend of Jan. 16, but if UGa does offer, he'll also trip to Athens.
"It would be very difficult, because I already have my mind set on Miami," Bethel said of the odds that Georgia could flip his commitment. "If they are going to get me then they got to do a lot of recruiting. It would have to be a better position for me than what I already got at Miami."
Bethel wasn't as ecstatic as the rest of his teammates following the Tornadoes third straight trip to the state title game, and second straight state championship victory. He wasn't very pleased with the way he played in his final high school game.
"I feel very blessed, but I feel like today my performance wasn't as great as it should have been," Bethel said. "It's very bittersweet ... but I'm happy for my teammates and everybody else."
He'll be heading separate ways from many of his BTW senior teammates now, with the exception of defensive ends Chad Thomas and Demetrius Jackson, who are both also committed to Miami.
Quarterback Treon Harris is headed to Florida State, receiver Lamar Parker to West Virginia, receiver Deltron Hopkins to Appalachian State, offensive lineman Jordan Ingraham to FIU, athlete Krondis Larry to Samford and still others who have yet to pick a college.
"It's going to be very hard," Bethel said. "Guys like me, Lamar Parker, Treon Harris, Terrawn McPhee ... I grew up with those guys. Now it's time for us to part ways and it will be very tough knowing all of us are going different ways in life."
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sport...0,7063164.post
JC Jackson will be on an official visit this weekend also... would be a huge flip
Valentine got another in-home visit last night from assistant coaches.
Off to New Port Richey.
Posted by: SOUP | December 10, 2013 at 06:42 AM
UMike - we must keep all our D linemen, no flipping allowed lol. Go get em and keep em Al!!
Let's go CANES!!!!!!
Posted by: Surfercane | December 10, 2013 at 07:45 AM
Good morning spacers
Posted by: Sinistercane | December 10, 2013 at 07:58 AM
UMike - I have been to a couple of Apopka games and they are very good. One of my friends for many years has a son that play defense for Apopka.
Posted by: raizecane | December 10, 2013 at 08:02 AM
Just woke up, did Louisville score already?
Heard we might try a new scheme on D. We'll let Bridgewater run and pass himself wild and hope he tires out by the 4th quarter so we can make a come back.....
Posted by: Account Deleted | December 10, 2013 at 08:03 AM
"Just woke up, did Louisville score already?"
That's funny.
Again, our draw could have been much worse.
Posted by: LB | December 10, 2013 at 08:54 AM
NOFENSE's scheme made every ACC QB look like Tom Brady and know we're about to face the college equivalent in Bridgewater, I hope our defensive recruits don't watch the bowl game
Good stuff LB, but I aint buying that Louisville is a better draw. Their is no way in h*ll anyone will convince me that the Russell Athletic Bowl is better than the Chick Fil A Peach Bowl but it is what it is, when did Miami fans get scared and run from competition lol. But looking forward to partying with U all in O-Town. Go Canes! Beat the Cardinals! and lets end the bowl game and 10 win drought and thats the best reason to be excited about this game. I could give two craps about the Teddy Bridgewater or Clint Hurtt or Eli Rodgers or any other lame story peeps trying to put out here to hype this 3rd tier bowl game. U can put lipstick on a pig but at the end of the day its still a pig.
Posted by: Terrance Sullivan | December 10, 2013 at 09:08 AM
I knew L-vile's schedule was weak, but I didn't know it was that bad. For instance, they played 3 top 30 defenses, but all those defenses in turn were playing some very soft competition.
Louisville's only test (ranked team) was UCF. They failed.
Miami might lose. After Duke, I'm all out of 'never.' But it sure won't be because our opponent was tougher by virtue of tough competition.
Posted by: dj moonbat | December 10, 2013 at 09:13 AM
Thanks for the info U mike.
Posted by: Go Canes | December 10, 2013 at 09:24 AM
NP Go Canes...I try to pass along as much as I can.
I see on International drive they have Twin Peaks, Tilted Kilt, and Hooters, Oh My! LOL I know where I will be LOL! Go Canes! Beat the Cards!
Terrance are you saying we might have to have a pre-meal scout to determine who's fielding the best talent(4 and 5 star waitresses)?
Posted by: Old Skool | December 10, 2013 at 10:58 AM
Old Skool Yes Sir!
"Good stuff LB, but I aint buying that Louisville is a better draw."
An easier opponent than Texas A&M.
Didn't know the Auburn RB Tre Mason is from Park Vista HS in Palm beach. NONE of the Florida schools recruited him
Posted by: TJL | December 10, 2013 at 11:32 AM
See, there's the problem. Miami right now can only prey on the sickest in the herd. We fans cannot have any justifiable optimism going up against a legitimately potent team.
Yeah, yeah; I know all the reasons why this is true. It's still depressing.
LB nicely done. I really like the way you do the stats
Posted by: CGNC | December 10, 2013 at 11:58 AM
TJL - LOL you and I can fix the Palm Beach recruiting when I get down there
Posted by: CGNC | December 10, 2013 at 12:02 PM
Dj if Auburn wins the title 45-41 do you think they'll be happy?
Posted by: Go Canes | December 10, 2013 at 12:04 PM
Go Canes
What is your expectation for Al Golden and how long should he get to reach those expectations
Posted by: Sinistercane | December 10, 2013 at 12:07 PM
Go canes is either NOFENSE's wife or his agent
Go Canes... giving up 41 and WINNING a big game is one thing..giving up 48 to Duke or 42 to a bad VT team and LOSING, that is another.
Posted by: UMike | December 10, 2013 at 12:09 PM
I understand that, I just curious.
Posted by: LB | December 10, 2013 at 12:21 PM
LOL Duke is 10-3 and VT is 8-4. So our 3 combined loses were to teams with a combined record of 31-7 and we played them in 3 consecutive weeks with 2 on the road. Not making any excuses just giving facts, we should have won either the Duke or VT game and we didnt thats what it was Sigh! At least now we arent getting our pants pulled down by teams with losing records cause that ish was embarrassing. Go Canes! Beat the Cardinals!
Posted by: Terrance Sullivan | December 10, 2013 at 12:22 PM
Duke was a defensive collapse, Virginia Tech was a total team collapse.
And grow up Sinister, please. I'm just a fan of the Canes, like you are, well I think.
As far as my expectations for the Canes, I want and expect them to be a national power again.
But I am aware enough to know that has been an impossibility based on the NCAA mess and the bad hire that preceded it.
I want a team that can compete for and win it's division every year, play in the ACC Championship game and make a BCS bowl more often than not.
I don't expect a title every year, or to go undefeated every year or to shut every team out every year. I also know we are going to have a three loss season now and again, even going forward.
But I expect those seasons to be the exception, not the rule.
Those who expect more that have no concept of what college football has become and continues to evolve into.
TSully...you know your my boy... but that 31-7 record doesnt tell the real story lol...first, FSU is 12-0, second even though Duke had a good year, their toughest game was against Miami, the worst D in the ACC. They lost to Pitt and GT and didnt have to play FSU or Clemson. So while they are 10-3, they didnt really play anyone. VT game them the game with a ton of turnovers. And the loss to VT...VT came in struggling on offense and of course, we give up 42 to them lol... No way we should of lost those 2 games. We let Duke's RB run for a career high!!!!! God I cant wait for us to be good so we can say "remember when we were so bad Duke scored over 40 on us and he RB had a career day?" lol.... At the end of the day I am happy with a 9-3 season and a bowl game, it is better than last year and we got a lot of exposure etc, BUT...our schedule was tailor made for a 11-1 or 10-2 regular season. I am an Al Golden fan, but I honestly believe D'No will get him fired. Next year we dont have this cupcake schedule and our DLine and LB spots will be worse off imo
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/college-football/news/20131210/college-football-bowl-rankings/?eref=sihp
"8. Russell Athletic (Dec. 28): Louisville (11-1) vs. Miami (9-3). Teddy Bridgewater will give his final NFL audition. If it goes anything like last year's Sugar Bowl, hello, Houston Texans. Miami won't have injured star tailback Duke Johnson, but keep an eye on standout linebacker Denzel Perryman."
The excuse machine didn't answer Sinister Cane's question you'll notice, but told him to grow up? Now that's funny.
Here, I'll try for you Sinister, since this answer will be so enlightening as to the type of mentality UM's ticket manager AD is hoping to prevail amongst fans of the football team instead of upholding the legacy of championship expectations for the team like the coach pays nothing but lip service to these days;
Go Canes, how long do you think Alverage Slogan should be afforded to actually win at a high level instead of getting blown out by 27 to FSU, 18 on homecoming and 18 to Duke for the division title?
What I love about the no responsibility brigade is they act like Alverage wasn't hired to win games the last three years as he failed to so many times over and that he was only hired to win after everything was set up perfectly for him. NO coach in the country is expected to have no evaluation of his performance until the stars perfectly align for him, especially at a school with the national success as Miami has had, so if Alverage can't win next year, he's not cut out for being the coach at UM and it's time to cut the umbilical cord and send him back to the bottom feeders of the sport in the group of five. There's plenty of proven coaches that can win at a high level ready to move up, in fact Curtis Johnson is looking pretty good right now and will be a great choice next year if he keeps up the job at Tulane he's done, even Clawson being stolen from Wake if he ends up there would be awesome, but that would require some 'underhanded' hiring and stealing from schools in conference, in other words, an AD who is more adept at making good hires than managing slagging ticket sales.
Posted by: orange 'n green in the vein | December 10, 2013 at 01:00 PM
I agree with a lot of what you say U Mike but I don't think our d-line and backers will be worse next year.
Chad Thomas, even as a freshman will be an upgrade over anyone we had this season. Muhammad and McCord will be full time starters, also an upgrade. And U and Ohio can tell us if that Juco DT from out west is everything we are hearing he will be, so that should be another upgrade. I also hope when Perryman sees where he's going in the draft he decides to stay, instead of making the huge mistake the guys made two seasons ago.
We also have some very good DTs coming in who can hopefully start making real contributions by mid season.
Jermaine Grace should make sure Armbrister never sees the field again and Artie Burns will be a huge upgrade at corner.
In my opinion slowly, spots currently filled with marginal players are being replaced with guys who can really play.
Regarding end of season collapses, I believe we have had more of those over the past five years than ending the season in a positive direction.
Posted by: Old Skool | December 10, 2013 at 01:05 PM
I LIKES THE SOUND OF THIS!!!!
Posted by: canezilla | December 10, 2013 at 01:21 PM
Chad Thomas is unproven and currently undersized... but he does have the potential. We wont have any quality depth at DT and out best players, outside of maybe Pierre will be freshman. I like the idea of McCord and AQM playing more, but the DT is still a big problem. IMO, Perryman is gone. Grace and Figs are the only names that sound good, but there is zero depth, and definitely not quality depth lol... but who knows, those freshman and sophomores may surprise us.
Ogv I guess we just agree to disagree, which is fine.
I see Coach Golden starting to do exactly what Jimbo did at FSU, rebuilding a traditional power up again from scratch after years of mismanagement, dysfunction and in our case the biggest NCAA scandal of our life time.
He is just further along in the process than we are in my opinion.
As far as how long it should take? I feel over the next two recruiting cycles we will get to where we all want us to be.
Remember Jimbo has been there 5 full years and as head coach went 9-4 and 9-4, then 10-2 last year with a team far superior to where we are now.
Like I said, I guess we see the program being in two different places which is cool.
UMike U my guy to the end. I guess I was saying i am glad we have gotten over the hurdle of the completely embarrassing losses to losing teams that are not going to bowl games or arent bowl eligible cough cough Virginia, and Wake Forest like we have done in seasons past but I agree with your sentiment bruh!
As long as things are getting better every year, we shouldn't complain to much, Yes, perfection is great, but it rarely happens.
So where do we stand:
2013: 9-3 was a realistic expectation going into the season. Personally, I expected the Canes to lose to UF, FSU and VT, which would have been good enough to get us into the ACCCG.
At least 9 wins, win the coastal, avoid blowout(s) against FSU. Improve on defense.
Atrocious defense and not winning the Coastal should prompt changes to the coachings staff.
2015: 10+ wins, have a shot at winning the ACC (FSU's wunderkind will be incarcerated or in the NFL by then). Win big games against good opponents. Dominate weaker teams.
2016: I want it all, and I want it now (Freddie Mercury).
Posted by: VfB_Cane | December 10, 2013 at 01:39 PM
Go Canes..I can agree with everything you just said, BUT...I think the difference between FSU/Jimbo and Miami/Golden is the defensive coordinator. Not only has FSU got top recruits, they have been coached up and improved over the years. As long as D'No is here Golden will not be able to get to Jimbos level. Even with a couple more classes like this years class, it wont matter if D'No is here. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw Shayon Green on the bottom of the screen covering a WR or TE!! I will admit, Green has improved a lot, but what in the world is he doing covering someone?? lol... I simply think D'No doesnt know what he is doing, especially against decent coaches who make good adjustments.
The Herb understands everyone has opinion of the whys and why nots of this program but The Herb is way beyond the pity party that most of you keep wanting to fall back on, which is the Shapiro Gate. Okay I get the point that we got bent over the table for a while and got rear ended, with a stiff job. You make your bed and you lie in it. Even our beloved prez laid with the devil for some quick loot. Who's to blame? Nobody but ourselves. We got away with it for 8 years or so. We stunk recruiting for most of that time. We didn't have enough QB's at one point, we didn't have enough DB's at some point and next it was WR's and last it was our DT situation. This has been ongoing. I'm surprised we were able to get some of the guys we got here lately like Duke, Chick (although he's another Sean T)and a few others. The bottom line when it comes to this defense, as a team, they have gotten worse. The stats, this year say we are better and so do the wins but are we really playing anybody. Okay we had FSU, Flo. & Va. Tech, who generally have good defenses but the rest of these teams on our schedule stink. OGV is right, the Coastal was handed to us this year on a silver platter and we choked. Yes we had some injuries, who doesn't, We suk on third down conversions both offensively & defensively but if we had a dam defensive coordinator who could make adjustments and inspire kids to play for him, we could already be relevant and 11-1 to boot.
Whether Golden wants to or not and not is probably the right word but the right thing to do is dump his old chum and with all these good recruits we have coming in allow somebody else to coach them before he makes the next batch all mediocre.
By the way, it wouldn't matter who we play in a bowl game, good draw or not, as long as DENO keeps playing prevent, what he's preventing I don't know, we better score at least 35 to 45 to have a chance to win. As I said before, if he couldn't round these guys into a defensive force in 4 months, what's 15 extra practices!
Posted by: herbieibis | December 10, 2013 at 01:41 PM
JUCO LB and DT's will fill important roles next year.
Posted by: Ohio_Cane | December 10, 2013 at 01:41 PM


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The Wii U's boost from Mario Kart 8 wasn't just some shot-in-the-dark that gave the Wii U a small taste of momentum, the game was a lead-in to a very energetic and hype-filled E3 direct that Nintendo unleashed to a startling effect. The gaming community has slowly turned around their perception of Nintendo and this has greatly affected their sales both in the U.S., and in Japan.
According to Nintendo Everything, Media Create released their latest software and hardware charts for the week ending on June 22nd, which was last week.
As per the usual trend, Nintendo has found a way to keep their lead on Sony over in Japan. The charts show that the Wii U was third-place on the chart behind the 3DS and PS Vita, managing to move 10,715 SKUs in Japan in the previous week. The PlayStation 4 was fourth, just behind the Wii U, only managing to move 7,009 units.
The week before that the Wii U still managed third-place, moving 12,249 units, where-as the PS4 was only at 8,395 units moved.
It's expected for the consoles to slow down in sales during the summer months before they get a huge push leading up to the fall, holiday season. Consistently, however, the Wii U has shown that it's pushing a sizable lead on the PS4 in Japan on a week-to-week basis.
But what about the performance in America? Well, we won't have any stats on the sales in America until the NPD report is released in the middle of July, next month. For now, we only have to go by the weekly charts provided by VGChartz, which sort of gives us a window into the soul of the sales trends happening in the United States.
For the week ending on June 14th, VGChartz shows that the PS4 continues to lead the pack at 39,008 SKUs, followed closely by the Xbox One – and presumably, this is due to the Kinect-less, $399 unit – at 38,210, with the 3DS in third and the Wii U in fourth, moving 25,585 SKUs.
Now, according to VGChartz the Xbox One's sales ending on June 14th saw an increase over the previous week of 70%. This could mean that the $399 bundle really is taking off and gaining ground exactly where it needs to.
How long the sales will stay up for the Xbox One at the $399 price-point remains to be seen, but it's definitely the shot in the arm that the company needed in order to bolster sales and keep the console relevant against the PS4.
However, we still can't discount the Wii U in all of this. Mario Kart 8 moved some big numbers coming out of May, and that's bound to play a pretty big part in the sales numbers for June, once the data becomes available. For now, Nintendo can rest slightly easier knowing that they still have Japan in their pocket and Sony doesn't appear to be gaining ground any time soon.


Think of the steps you take prior to making a purchase. Do you see something once and buy it on a whim or do you take your time and investigate? With the exception of a few minor things, like gag gifts, purchases are well-thought out and carefully researched. Everyone wants to make sure they get the most bang for their buck by making a purchase they will be happy with for the long-term. We call this process of investigating before making a purchase the buyer's journey.
In the awareness stage, people are aware they have a problem or a need for something. However, they aren't ready to decide how to solve the problem or what purchase to make because they don't have enough information to act. Instead, they are researching more into their need or problem to gather more information and hopefully be better prepared to find an effective solution.
That's where you come in! The key thing to remember is content created for people in the awareness stage should be educational. You can't try to sell them your product if they have just identified they have a problem and are perusing their options. Instead, you are trying to give them the educational information they are looking for, which will establish trust and credibility.
Whatever type of content you choose should be full of answers, data, opinions, and insights into the buyer's problem only. You should vary the types of media, the topics, and how you promote it, so you can create an arsenal of content, become an industry leader, and move potential buyer's through the buyer's journey.
However, rather than just pumping out content like a machine, these educational materials should be well-thought out and written with the buyer's goals and challenges in mind rather than what you want them to know. This content isn't for you. It's for them. That means you need to take a second, put yourself in the buyer's shoes, and think about the best topics and media types.
What are the buyer's goals and challenges?
What type of medium would be most beneficial for addressing the buyer's goals and challenges?
Are there any misconceptions or mistruths about the buyer's goals and challenges?
What pieces of information are most important for educating the buyer about their goals and challenges?
How much of a priority is this goal or challenge to the buyer?
Will inaction on these goals and challenges result in any consequences?
These questions are crucial for generating content buyers in the awareness stage are searching for, because they turn the focus to the buyer, not to selling the product. Fight the instinct to throw a pitch about your company or product into each piece, and instead, lend a helping hand to buyers just beginning their journey. Remember, successful awareness stage content is educational and informational and focuses on the buyer – not you. If there's one thing to take from this blog, it's that.
During the consideration stage, the buyer has identified his or her goal or challenge and decided it is time to find the solution. They shop around, looking for the different approaches or methods available and weighing the pros and cons of each. If you successfully caught their attention during the awareness stage, they are checking out your content in the consideration stage because you are a contender!
Unlike the awareness stage, content created for the consideration stage educates people about your company and services. You no longer need to provide general information that is non-specific to you. This is when your product or service is under the most scrutiny from the buyer, so it's important to showcase your offerings and explain why you're the best.
Regardless of what type of content you pick, it should be created in an honest way. Sure, you want to show that your product is the best one for buyers, but you don't want to make claims you can't back up. And, this is very important, you don't want to attract buyers who aren't good fits for your company. I know it's hard to accept there are some people you shouldn't take money from and offer your services to, but it's the truth. Once you understand that and produce content that is honest, you will get more effective leads and decrease client turnover.
Before you start curating these pieces of content, you need to once again put yourself in the buyer's shoes. However, because you aren't trying to sell to customers who aren't a good fit, the questions you need to ask are very different. Instead, you need to focus on the different methods and approaches available.
What are the different approaches or methods to solving the buyer's problems?
How will buyers educate themselves on each approach?
How do buyers decide what approach is right for them?
By asking yourself these questions, you can more effectively compare and contrast the different options available to the buyer and help him or her decide if your product is a good fit. If so, you need to establish trust between the buyer and your brand. Sometimes, the buyer is looking for information that business owners don't want to publish, such as prices and comparisons to competitors. Fight that feeling! If you do not write content on what the buyer wants because it makes you uncomfortable, someone else will!
All the buyer's research and investigating comes to fruition during the decision stage. Now, they are ready to pull the trigger and make a decision to buy a particular product. They are aware of what solution category they need and are trying to decide what company within that category they should buy from. They may know what company they'd like to work with, but they need to educate themselves more on what being a customer from your company requires.
Content created for the decision stage should welcome potential customers with open arms, showing them you and your product are easy to use and within their price point. They are at the bottom of the sales funnel at this point, so they just need a final nudge or enticing call-to-action to go from lead to new customer.
The key is to establish a stronger relationship that is built on trust. You've made it through the first two stages of the buyer's journey, which is arguably the toughest part, so don't overthink it! Buyers know your product is great and may only need you to sweeten the deal.
To ensure you make the correct final push to buyers, you need to ask yourself questions to identify the most enticing things about your product and build a piece of content around it. Again, think like you are the potential buyer and determine what you'd need to be convinced to buy a product.
What will buyers like about your company's product when compared to alternatives?
What will buyers dislike about your company's product when compared to alternatives?
What criteria will buyers have when picking a product?
What hesitations will buyers have about purchasing your product?
What will each person in the decision making process be looking for in a solution?
Is there any require preparation or steps before implementing a solution?
Because there are different people involved in the decision making process, the most enticing thing about your product may be different from one person to another. Ask yourself the questions above from the standpoint of each persona you have for your company, and you will more effectively close sales and increase customer retention.
While this may seem like an overwhelming amount of information, it's only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the buyer's journey and inbound marketing. For a more complete look into how the buyer's journey correlates to inbound marketing as a whole, check out our Marketing 101 seminar. Get more information and sign up here.


In this article, we'll take a quick look at Project Loom. In essence, the primary goal of Project Loom is to support a high-throughput, lightweight concurrency model in Java.
Project Loom is an attempt by the OpenJDK community to introduce a lightweight concurrency construct to Java. The prototypes for Loom so far have introduced a change in the JVM as well as the Java library.
Although there is no scheduled release for Loom yet, we can access the recent prototypes on Project Loom's wiki.
Before we discuss the various concepts of Loom, let's discuss the current concurrency model in Java.
Presently, Thread represents the core abstraction of concurrency in Java. This abstraction, along with other concurrent APIs makes it easy to write concurrent applications.
Threads cannot match the scale of the domain's unit of concurrency. For example, applications usually allow up to millions of transactions, users or sessions. However, the number of threads supported by the kernel is much less. Thus, a Thread for every user, transaction, or session is often not feasible.
Most concurrent applications need some synchronization between threads for every request. Due to this, an expensive context switch happens between OS threads.
A possible solution to such problems is the use of asynchronous concurrent APIs. Common examples are CompletableFuture and RxJava. Provided that such APIs don't block the kernel thread, it gives an application a finer-grained concurrency construct on top of Java threads.
On the other hand, such APIs are harder to debug and integrate with legacy APIs. And thus, there is a need for a lightweight concurrency construct which is independent of kernel threads.
Presently, Java relies on OS implementations for both the continuation and the scheduler.
Now, in order to suspend a continuation, it's required to store the entire call-stack. And similarly, retrieve the call-stack on resumption. Since the OS implementation of continuations includes the native call stack along with Java's call stack, it results in a heavy footprint.
A bigger problem, though, is the use of OS scheduler. Since the scheduler runs in kernel mode, there's no differentiation between threads. And it treats every CPU request in the same manner.
This type of scheduling is not optimal for Java applications in particular.
For example, consider an application thread which performs some action on the requests and then passes on the data to another thread for further processing. Here, it would be better to schedule both these threads on the same CPU. But since the scheduler is agnostic to the thread requesting the CPU, this is impossible to guarantee.
Project Loom proposes to solve this through user-mode threads which rely on Java runtime implementation of continuations and schedulers instead of the OS implementation.
In the recent prototypes in OpenJDK, a new class named Fiber is introduced to the library alongside the Thread class.
Let's go through these two items in detail.
A continuation (or co-routine) is a sequence of instructions that can yield and be resumed by the caller at a later stage.
Every continuation has an entry point and a yield point. The yield point is where it was suspended. Whenever the caller resumes the continuation, the control returns to the last yield point.
It's important to realize that this suspend/resume now occurs in the language runtime instead of the OS. Therefore, it prevents the expensive context switch between kernel threads.
As shown above, the nested continuation can suspend itself or any of the enclosing continuations by passing a scope variable. For this reason, they are known as scoped continuations.
Since suspending a continuation would also require it to store the call stack, it's also a goal of project Loom to add lightweight stack retrieval while resuming the continuation.
Earlier, we discussed the shortcomings of the OS scheduler in scheduling relatable threads on the same CPU.
Although it's a goal for Project Loom to allow pluggable schedulers with fibers, ForkJoinPool in asynchronous mode will be used as the default scheduler.
ForkJoinPool works on the work-stealing algorithm. Thus, every thread maintains a task deque and executes the task from its head. Furthermore, any idle thread does not block, waiting for the task and pulls it from the tail of another thread's deque instead.
The only difference in asynchronous mode is that the worker threads steal the task from the head of another deque.
ForkJoinPool adds a task scheduled by another running task to the local queue. Hence, executing it on the same CPU.
In this article, we discussed the problems in Java's current concurrency model and the changes proposed by Project Loom.
In doing so, we also defined tasks and schedulers and looked at how Fibers and ForkJoinPool could provide an alternative to Java using kernel threads.


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Francisco Gomez Real
Professor, Leader, Research Unit for Health Surveys (RUHS), Consultant, Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Department of Clinical Science
E-mailFrancisco.Real@uib.no
Research Unit for Health Surveys
2nd floor, Overlege Danielssens hus
Medical specialist and consultant
Prof Francisco Gómez Real, MD PhD, shares his time between scientific and clinical work. He is a professor at the Department of Clinical Science, Medicine Faculty at the University of Bergen, Norway. He a specialist in Gynaecology and Obstetrics, works as a consultant at the Women's Clinic, Haukeland University Hospital, and is responsible for the follow-up of pregnant women with obesity. He has experience from General Practice and Respiratory Medicine.
Real is a pioneer and international top-expert of research investigating the link between sex hormones, reproductive and metabolic factors and early life factors for respiratory health and disease, pioneering the field through his own PhD, postdoctoral work, PhD students, and postdoctoral research fellow.
He leads the Research Unit for Health Surveys (RUHS), a core facility at the University of Bergen for the implementation of clinical research projects not requiring hospital infrastructure. RUHS is a collaboration between the Faculty of Medicine (MOF) and Haukeland University Hospital (HUS), administratively subject to the department of Clinical Science, and funded by the Trond Mohn Foundation/Trond Mohn Stiftelse (TMS).
There has been extensive covering of Real's research activities in both the national and international media (incl. Reuters) – newspapers (incl. the New York Times, Washington Post, Der Standard, El Pais, Aftenposten), magazines (incl. Dagens Medisin, Allergi i Praksis, Tidskriftet for den Norske Legeforeningen), women's magazines (incl. Women's Weekly magazine, SELF magazine), radio (incl. BBC news, ABC news, Norwegian radio stations) and online media (incl. Times News, Medical News Today, American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology, RT online, Web MD, Women´s day, På Høyden).
Real has received numerous Best Paper Awards, from the Norwegian Respiratory Society. In 2007 as first author, and in 2011, 2016 and 2017 as the last author.
Real is lecturer for 5th year medical students in Obstetrics and Gynecology semester in English, at the University of Bergen.
Real was responsible for initiating and organizing the clinical praxis for 5th year medical students in Obstetrics and Gynecology semester in English, at the University of Bergen.
Real has built an excellent track record in reproductive and respiratory health in women and across generations. He has 69 peer reviewed publications, including 53 in the last 5 years. His publication output shows an upward trajectory, with 14 publications in the last year, and 25 of his publications in top ranked journals (IF 8 or above), he is 1st/2nd/senior author on 25 of them. He is an experienced supervisor of researchers.
Show author(s) (2021). Ultraviolet radiation as a predictor of sex hormone levels in postmenopausal women: A European multi-center study (ECRHS). Maturitas. 49-55.
Show author(s) (2021). Prenatal and prepubertal exposures to tobacco smoke in men may cause lower lung function in future offspring: a three-generation study using a causal modelling approach. European Respiratory Journal.
Show author(s) (2021). Maternal preconception occupational exposure to cleaning products and disinfectants and offspring asthma. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. 422-431.
Show author(s) (2021). Exposures during the prepuberty period and future offspring's health: evidence from human cohort studies. Biology of Reproduction. 667-680.
Show author(s) (2021). Exposure to environmental phenols and parabens, and relation to body mass index, eczema and respiratory outcomes in the Norwegian RHINESSA study. Environmental health.
Show author(s) (2021). Childhood lung function as a determinant of menopause-dependent lung function decline. Maturitas. 41-47.
Show author(s) (2021). CT-defined emphysema in COPD patients and risk for change in desaturation status in 6-min walk test. Respiratory Medicine. 8 pages.
Show author(s) (2021). Bronchodilator response and lung function decline: Associations with exhaled nitric oxide with regard to sex and smoking status. World Allergy Organization Journal. 16 pages.
Show author(s) (2021). Breathlessness across generations: Results from the RHINESSA generation study. Thorax.
Show author(s) (2020). Sleep time and sleep-related symptoms across two generations – results of the community-based RHINE and RHINESSA studies. Sleep Medicine. 8-13.
Show author(s) (2020). Regular Physical Activity Levels and Incidence of Restrictive Spirometry Pattern: A Longitudinal Analysis of 2 Population-Based Cohorts. American Journal of Epidemiology. 1521-1528.
Show author(s) (2020). Parents' smoking onset before conception as related to body mass index and fat mass in adult offspring: Findings from the RHINESSA generation study. PLOS ONE. 1-20.
Show author(s) (2020). One Year Change in 6-Minute Walk Test Outcomes is Associated with COPD Prognosis. COPD: Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. 662-671.
Show author(s) (2020). Early Age at Natural Menopause Is Related to Lower Post-Bronchodilator Lung Function. A Longitudinal Population-based Study. Annals of the American Thoracic Society.
Show author(s) (2020). Describing the status of reproductive ageing simply and precisely: A reproductive ageing score based on three questions and validated with hormone levels. PLOS ONE.
Show author(s) (2020). Association of adult lung function with accelerated biological aging. Aging. 518-542.
Show author(s) (2019). Use of metformin to treat pregnant women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PregMet2): a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial. The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology. 256-266.
Show author(s) (2019). Snoring and nocturnal reflux: association with lung function decline and respiratory symptoms. European Respiratory Journal Open Research (ERJ Open Research).
Show author(s) (2019). Restrictive spirometry pattern is associated with low physical activity levels. A population based international study. Respiratory Medicine. 116-123.
Show author(s) (2019). Residential surrounding greenspace and age at menopause: A 20-year European study (ECRHS). Environment International. 1-7.
Show author(s) (2019). Polycystic ovary syndrome and lung function: a Mendelian randomization study. European Respiratory Journal.
Show author(s) (2019). Exogenous female sex steroids may reduce lung ageing after menopause: A 20-year follow-up study of a general population sample (ECRHS). Maturitas. 29-34.
Show author(s) (2019). Epigenome-wide association of father's smoking with offspring DNA methylation: a hypothesis-generating study. Environmental Epigenetics. 10 pages.
Show author(s) (2019). Early menarche is associated with lower adult lung function: A longitudinal cohort study from the first to sixth decade of life. Respirology (Carlton South. Print). 1-9.
Show author(s) (2019). Being overweight in childhood, puberty, or early adulthood: Changing asthma risk in the next generation? Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. 1-13.
Show author(s) (2019). Age at menopause and lung function: a Mendelian randomisation study. European Respiratory Journal. 1-10.
Show author(s) (2018). Zoonotic helminth exposure and risk of allergic diseases: A study of two generations in Norway. Clinical and Experimental Allergy. 66-77.
Show author(s) (2018). Polycystic ovary syndrome, body mass index and hypertensive disorders in pregnancy. Pregnancy Hypertension. 32-37.
Show author(s) (2018). Periodontal Health status and lung function in two Norwegian cohorts. PLOS ONE. 1-15.
Show author(s) (2018). Leisure-time vigorous physical activity is associated with better lung function: The prospective ECRHS study. Thorax. 376-384.
Show author(s) (2018). Critical age windows in the impact of lifetime smoking exposure on respiratory symptoms and disease among ever smokers. Environmental Research. 241-247.
Show author(s) (2018). Body silhouettes as a tool to reflect obesity in the past. PLOS ONE. 1-13.
Show author(s) (2018). Agreement in reporting of asthma by parents or offspring - the RHINESSA generation study. BMC Pulmonary Medicine. 1-10.
Show author(s) (2018). A three-generation study on the association of tobacco smoking with asthma. International Journal of Epidemiology. 1106-1117.
Show author(s) (2017). Women with symptoms of sleep-disordered breathing are less likely to be diagnosed and treated for sleep apnea than men. Sleep Medicine. 17-22.
Show author(s) (2017). Validation of maternal reported pregnancy and birth characteristics against the Medical Birth Registry of Norway. PLOS ONE. 1-12.
Show author(s) (2017). The effects of growing up on a farm on adult lung function and allergic phenotypes: An international population-based study. Thorax. 236-244.
Show author(s) (2017). Physical activity and asthma: A longitudinal and multi-country study. Journal of Asthma. 938-945.
Show author(s) (2017). Menopause is associated with accelerated lung function decline. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine. 1058-1065.
Show author(s) (2017). Early menarche and new onset of asthma: Results from the SAPALDIA cohort study. Maturitas. 57-63.
Show author(s) (2017). Cohort Profile: Melbourne Atopy Cohort study (MACS). International Journal of Epidemiology. 25-26g.
Show author(s) (2017). Asthma in reproductive-aged women with polycystic ovary syndrome and association with obesity. European Respiratory Journal. 1-8.
Show author(s) (2017). Age at menarche and lung function: a Mendelian randomization study. European Journal of Epidemiology (EJE). 701-710.
Show author(s) (2016). Validation of self-reported figural drawing scales against anthropometric measurements in adults. Public Health Nutrition. 1944-1951.
Show author(s) (2016). The Association of gum bleeding With respiratory Health in a population based study from Northern Europe. PLOS ONE.
Show author(s) (2016). Self-reported exposure to traffic pollution in relation to daytime sleepiness and habitual snoring: a questionnaire study in seven North-European cities. Sleep Medicine. 93-99.
Show author(s) (2016). Oxygen desaturation in 6-min walk test is a risk factor for adverse outcomes in COPD patients. European Respiratory Journal. 82-91.
Show author(s) (2016). Menopause as a predictor of new-onset asthma: A longitudinal Northern European population study. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. 50-57.e6.
Show author(s) (2016). Lower lung function associates with cessation of menstruation: UK Biobank data. European Respiratory Journal. 1288-1297.
Show author(s) (2016). Father's environment before conception and asthma risk in his children: a multi-generation analysis of the Respiratory Health In Northern Europe study. International Journal of Epidemiology. 235-245.
Show author(s) (2016). Early life origins of lung ageing: Early life exposures and lung function decline in adulthood in two European cohorts aged 28-73 years. PLOS ONE.
Show author(s) (2015). Respiratory health in cleaners in Northern Europe: Is susceptibility established in early life? PLOS ONE. 13 pages.
Show author(s) (2015). Hormonal contraception increases risk of asthma among obese but decreases it among nonobese subjects: A prospective, population-based cohort study. European Respiratory Journal Open Research (ERJ Open Research). 1-8.
Show author(s) (2014). Longterm follow-up in European respiratory health studies - patterns and implications. BMC Pulmonary Medicine.
Show author(s) (2012). Gender differences in prevalence, diagnosis and incidence of allergic and non-allergic asthma: a population-based cohort. Thorax. 625-631.
Show author(s) (2011). Early age at menarche, lung function, and adult asthma. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine. 8-14.
Show author(s) (2010). Perimenstrual increase in bronchial hyperreactivity in premenopausal women: Results from the population-based SAPALDIA 2 cohort. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. 823-829.
Show author(s) (2009). Oral contraception, body mass index, and asthma: A cross-sectional Nordic-Baltic population survey. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. 391-397.
Show author(s) (2009). Is age at menopause increasing across Europe? Results on age at menopause and determinants from two population-based studies. Menopause. 385-394.
Show author(s) (2008). Lung function, respiratory symptoms, and the menopausal transition. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
Show author(s) (2008). Hormonal factors and respiratory health in women - a review. Clinical Respiratory Journal. 111-119.
Show author(s) (2007). Menstrual irregularity and asthma and lung function. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. 557-564.
Show author(s) (2006). Hormone replacement therapy, body mass index and asthma in perimenopausal women: a cross sectional survey. Thorax. 34-40.
Show author(s) (2005). Association of asthma and hay fever with irregular menstruation. Thorax. 793-794.
Academic lecture
Show author(s) (2017). Repeated desaturation in 6 minute walk test increases risk for mortality in COPD patients.
Show author(s) (2017). Respiratory health in aging women. The influence of menopause on asthma incidence and lung function decline.
Show author(s) (2008). Hormonal status in women and asthma, allergy and lung function. Results from population-based studies concerning menstrual irregularity, menopausal transition, hormonal replacement therapy and body mass index.
Show author(s) (2018). Associations of fathers and their offsprings weight gain With non-allergic asthma.
Academic literature review
Show author(s) (2021). The Exposome Approach in Allergies and Lung Diseases: Is It Time to Define a Preconception Exposome? International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (IJERPH).
Show author(s) (2018). Maternal age at delivery, lung function and asthma in offspring: A population-based survey. European Respiratory Journal. 1-11.
Show author(s) (2018). Environmental Impact on Health across Generations: Policy Meets Biology. A Review of Animal and Human Models. Challenges.
Show author(s) (2017). Risk factors for premenstrual asthma: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Expert Review of Respiratory Medicine. 57-72.
Show author(s) (2012). Respiratory health in women: from menarche to menopause. Expert Review of Respiratory Medicine. 187-202.
More information in national current research information system (CRIStin)
Project leader and collaborator
He collaborates in his research with the Respiratory Health in Northern Europe (RHINE), the European Community Respiratory Health Survey (ECRHS), Tasmanian Health Survey (TAHS), the Swiss cohort study on Air Pollution and Lung Diseases in Adults (SAPALDIA), the UK BioBank, the PregMet study, and the transgenerational Respiratory Health in Northern Europe, Spain and Australia (RHINESSA) cohorts. He was PI of the ground-breaking Norwegian Research Council funded Menopause and Respiratory Health study, where ECRHS, RHINE and TAHS collaborated. He spent a 6-month postdoctoral attachment at prof Shyamali Dharmage´s Allergy and Lung Health Unit, University of Melbourne. He leads the Reproductive Respiratory Health working group of RHINE and RHINESSA studies, is co-Chair of the ECRHS Gender Working Group with AI Leynaert, and PI for ECRHS in Bergen.
Real´s main strengths as a scientist are original and innovative thinking, excellent network building capacity and extensive experience with research administration. This is reflected in papers that have contributed to paradigm shift.
Real collaborates in developing CASCADE (Centre of Multigeneration Science on Health and Disease), a centre led by professor Cecilie Svanes aimed to undertake multigenerational human research.
His PhD student and postdoctoral researcher, Kai Triebner, led recent papers showing menopause is related to new onset asthma and accelerated lung function decline (published in leading respiratory and allergy journals).
2018-2023 Partner, "Preconception exposures and related epigenetic mechanisms in Asthma and allergies". TOPFORSK Norwegian Research Council (NRC) grant, 25,000,000 NOK
2018-2021 Supervisor, «Life course with good Health» program, West Health Council (Helse Vest) grant, PhD research fellowship, PhD candidate Marianne Lønnebotn
2017-2021 Leader, Research Unit for Health Surveys, Bergen Research Foundation (BFS) grant 11,000,000 NOK
2017-2020 Supervisor, "Post-menopausal deterioration of respiratory health: Lifestyle strategies to preserve healthy lungs in aging women", University of Bergen grant, postdoctoral research fellowship, PhD Kai Triebner
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Celleporaria firmispinosa är en mossdjursart som först beskrevs av Silén 1954.  Celleporaria firmispinosa ingår i släktet Celleporaria och familjen Lepraliellidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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