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Q: gnuplot - "autotitle coloumnhead" key and datafile with "#" I need your help with gnuplot. Right now, I use this little script, to plot the data below.
The problem is, that gnuplot dont recognize the header line because of the comment char '#'. I can not simply remove the char, because this is "live data" that is overwritten every 10 sec.
So, my question is: How can I use autotile with a commented out header line?
Thanks.
#!/usr/bin/gnuplot

set terminal pdf
set output "./postProcessing/residuals/residuals.pdf"
datafile = "./postProcessing/residuals/0/residuals.dat"
set datafile commentschars "%"
set key autotitle columnhead
set log y
set title "Residuals"
set ylabel ''
set xlabel 'Time'
set format y "%g"
set grid
plot for [col=2:7] datafile using 1:col with lines title columnheader

residuals.dat
# Residuals
# Time          p               Ux              Uy
1               1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00
2               1.674960e-02    1.083190e-01    5.252060e-01
3               1.248170e-02    2.371500e-01    5.734970e-01
4               1.045440e-02    2.629550e-01    3.115170e-01
5               1.206470e-02    2.247980e-01    2.269900e-01
6               1.593340e-02    1.416050e-01    5.493240e-01
7               5.426080e-02    3.922100e-02    5.199160e-01

A: You are very close.  set datafile commentschars "%" is the correct way to switch to a different comment character.  However in your case both the first and second line in the file start with #.  You want it to skip line 1 and use line 2 and can no longer do this on the basis of the leading character.  So instead you must make the skip explicit.  Furthermore, since the # at the start of line 2 is no longer a comment indicator then it will be interpreted as a column header. So you need to shift the titles by one column.  So your new command is
plot for [col=2:7] datafile skip 1 using 1:col with lines title columnheader(col+1)


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Music – Instrumental MLP Fan-songs
Sorry for not having a fanfic review ready today. Not only was my week a mess, a programming project consumed all of the leisure time I'd normally use for re-reading...
Sorry for not having a fanfic review ready today. Not only was my week a mess, a programming project consumed all of the leisure time I'd normally use for re-reading an old favourite fanfic.
Instead, I decided to spotlight some instrumental music which came out of the My Little Pony fandom that I really enjoyed and didn't want to risk losing track of if something ever happens to my backups.
…because, after all, if the music has no lyrics, it doesn't matter what you think of the fandom as long as it's good.
Why Am I Pinkie Pie (download) by DnBeanie
Inspired by a fanfic of the same name by Hoopy McGee, this is a bouncy instrumental EDM pop song that I just keep coming back to.
On a more intellectual note, what draws my attention is how it uses its simplicity. From when the beat starts up to the last 15 seconds, the entire song runs off the same regular, fast paced beat and it's not technically complex. Basically, a beat, an accompaniment line, and a melody line. Likewise, before the melody comes in, the accompaniment manages to feel anticipatory, simply by the progression it uses and its unbroken nature.
As for the main melody, it's bouncy like Pinkie Pie, but has a more serious air to it which I'm assuming is intended to follow the nature of the story, where a human wakes up as Pinkie Pie and doesn't know how it happened or why.
Friendship is Magic (Orchestral Arrangement) (tindeck) by Evening Star
When I want something catchy, with a majestic feel to it, yet which isn't "on" all the time like Sogno di Volare, this is what I turn to.
It makes me think of reading an epic. At first, the music is soft and light, like a morning sunrise in a small village. Then, it picks up and adds a sense of adventure as the heroes set off on their quest. The music then flows back and forth between the swelling, impressive passages which make the world sit up and listen, and the soft, light explorations of the heroes' character, without which the story simply wouldn't work.
Octavia (bandcamp) by Evening Star
Like the previous example, this track (named after a background character who plays the cello) flows back and forth between the personal and the worldly, but this leans more to the personal side.
If that was an epic "tale of a world", like Lord of the Rings, then this is the personal study of a character whose life has been marked by "forays into the wider world".
WoodenOverture by Tsyolin
This eight and a half minute track is an orchestral medley of four excellent songs (originally with lyrics) by WoodenToaster. While the originals have more of an electronica element, this version uses excellent samples of classical instruments and I love each on its own merits.
I recommend this both on its own merits and as a sampler of some of the catchier melodies I've encountered in MLP songs. Also, if you like this, you might want to try StormWolf's orchestral cover of Nightmare Night.
Diffraction (soundcloud) by StormWolf
Now back to the more modern genres for a bit. This is a frenetic europop track that does incorporate some vocal samples, but not in any way you'd be able to distinguish from other examples of the genre. Appropriately, it was StormWolf's contribution to an album themed around the speediest character in the series.
While it's catchy on its own, I have a soft spot for europop and trance songs which make good use of the piano, with other ones I love including DHT's techno mix of Listen To Your Heart, the intros to Drift Away (Sven-R-G vs. Bass-T) and Because The Night (Cascada), and the piano accents in Reaching the Sky by Atomix and Vamos A La Playa (Dan Winter Edit) by Loona.
Lesson Learnt by StormWolf
This is another frenetic pop piece and the reason I mention this one is that it reminds many people of the Touhou games. (Here's the Phantasm Stage from Perfect Cherry Blossom for comparison.)
This particular song in inspired by an incident when the occasionally neurotic main character blows a situation way out of proportion and goes a bit nuts as a result.
Nightmare Night 8 Bit Style by Lukspups
While I'm on the topic of of songs which evoke feelings of games, I should also mention this cover of WoodenToaster's Nightmare Night.
Aside from enjoying the sound of it, I just have a certain fondness for music which sounds like it could have come from a Castlevania game… in this case, the main melody tracks where tracks which sound sound like the might have originated in a Castlevania game.
(Filmore from Actraiser is one that has that effect even more strongly. I'm one of many who misattribute it to Castlevania if it's been too many years since last seeing the track metadata.)
Gypsy Bard (Full Orchestral Instrumental) by BassBeastJD
I'll close this list out with a song I've already mentioned in passing.
The original version of this song is from a fan-made edit of MLP sort of like an Abridged Series, in which the lyrics give the impression that the singer is putting on a mask of cheerfulness because it's the only thing that keeps her from crumbling under the weight of her life's tragedies. All the while, the tune is unfailingly bouncy and cheerful.
This version varies the pacing and styling quite a bit in an attempt to make up for the lack of lyrics by moving some of that weight and gravitas into the melody.
The use of ambient sounds in the beginning to allude to the events in the lyrics is a nice touch, I enjoy the song, and I'd certainly recommend it to others.
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It seems 2018 is already behind but I just wanted to take a moment to look back and enjoy all the little things I captured for you. The world is in a tough place but 2018 filled my lens with lots of meaningful family moments (and meaningful was my word for 2018!) so MERCI for trusting me and my vision. You will find some of my favorite images in the video below, most of them were taken at-home and around. You showed me the places you loved and I am grateful I was able to freeze time for you and show you in pictures the great work you are doing as a parent.
There are things coming up for 2019, and the one I am particularly excited about is to partner with One Tree Planted. As I embarked my family on a zero waste lifestyle in 2018, my business needed a greener facelift too. It means that with every products you purchase, a tree will be planted! I will keep you posted throughout the year. LET'S PLANT A FOREST!
2018 was my busiest year so far. Thanks for supporting a small business, a woman, a mom. It really makes a difference in my life, for my family and in my community. So from the bottom of my heart, MERCI. I am looking forward to seeing what 2019 has in store.
Cheers 2018 and Hooray for another year 2019 looking forward to working with former and new clients!
My goal for the forthcoming months is to add some little video clips to slideshows. There is something about moving images that are priceless: the way a baby wiggles when he learns to walk, little gestures of love or the sound of the little voices.
Your perfect Sunday looks like... Warm, sunny, and spent outside with my little family at home in our garden (in an ideal world there would be no bugs and an icy cocktail or two).
Favorite place The beaches in QLD Australia.
How many time did you move as a family? We've been in Hyattsville as a family since Atlas was one.
Destination you dream of traveling to? Home to Australia to see my family. And anywhere tropical and beachy.
Best thing to do with children? Follow their lead and play - being outside getting messy in the mud kitchen, making art together, snuggling up and reading, small world and imaginary play etc. If I'm with my kids then it's the very best thing.
Atlas: favorite thing about school? Playing with Jo outside at school making paint out of charcoal, water, and redbuds. And drama inside.
Atlas: What superpower would you like to have? Speed.
Atlas: Your idea for a fun family trip? To Canada to go husky sledding.
Atlas: What is the best thing about your mom? your dad? My mum is cute and snuggly. My dad loves me a lot. My mum and dad play with me.
Atlas: Favorite color? Why? Red - I just do.
I am a documentary family photographer. I love to photograph families at home, the epicenter of family life, where childhood memories are formed. I will capture your story when you are fearlessly you: when you do the things you love to do in the places you love to be. I catch glimpses of your family's personality when you are in the moment enjoying the simple fact of being together.
I love to document the love (and tears) that goes into family life, or during a sweet reunion, or when you are managing your small business. My style is far from standard posing and cheesy smiles. Instead I capture a feeling, an emotion, a connection. My clients demand something different, something honest and true to real life. Let's get in touch.
A video about 2017 with photos from clients, friends and my family. Thanks for letting me into your life. Looking forward to 2018.
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I'd never heard of Pfendler Vineyards before attending a media lunch last week, where I met owner Kimberley Pfendler and winemaker Justin Harmon. I'm glad I did, because what I discovered was some of the best-produced wine I've had in recent memory, hailing from Sonoma's most recently designated AVA, the Petaluma Gap.
With production of just 500 cases per year, Pfendler is a tiny operation that you're unlikely to find outside of California, at least for now. But it's worth ordering a bottle or two from the winery directly to check it out — particularly the bright Chardonnay — before the rest of the world catches on.
I'm even putting my money where my mouth is — and just ordered a case of wine for myself.


Optimism: One who usually expects a favourable outcome.
The first thing we should do is all agree on what the meaning is for these word from a behavioural perspective. I would like to share my thoughts on this topic because I think its an important topic to think about.
There are plenty of us who think that they are number one or number two. But where does that come from? We aren't born with it, we are shaped this way. One of us has more negative outcomes about their actions in their lives than others while the other one has more positive outcomes and so becomes an optimist. Let's put this back to the animals we work with.
At this moment I'm pretty busy in our Welfare group we have in the zoo I work at. The main question for us is obviously if the welfare of our animals is good yes or no and how can we measure this. Click HERE for more info on that topic. I've looked up some presentations from a welfare conference held in the USA. Interesting and knowledgeable people who gave some great speeches. At the same I wrote some questions down that I want to discuss within our park. I think we need to discuss first what the expectation is from us to the animals. If the expectation is that the animal should thrive in the environment than we should apply all possible techniques and ideas to reach this goal and afterwards do the assessments to see if it actually works what we do. Regardless of this question I want to get back to the topic of this blog.
Do we want pessimistic or optimistic animals in our collections? And in how far should they be this way?
Pretty fair questions I would say what will bring up plenty of discussions. Asking this question to the team I work with gave us already plenty of discussion. The reason was that some animals are pessimistic by instinct for example antelopes and gazelles. Those animals prefer to flee instead of take the option of curiosity at least most of the time. This is their natural behavior but lets talk about the Zoo. We would like our animals to thrive in a Zoo setting. To be able to reach that goal does being a pessimism fit into this environment? I personally think for various welfare reasons we should have optimistic animals in the zoo we work at. The reason is simple, have a closer look at our animals through training them to come to us and do positive and proper body checks if needed. This means that the animals need to see us as something positive and a type of relationship should be established.
Another discussion popped up right after the one we had about both topics, but if the pessimism is a potential part of the animal's instinct behavior shouldn't we keep that? I personally think it will never go away but positive stress so to say is always good because not any specie lives without stress. The question is how it's applied and how much at a time. The whole point is that we want to take care of them as best as we can. There for I prefer regarding the animal we work with to have optimistic animals.
Optimism might lead to confidence. Did you know that confidence might sometimes be dangerous for us? Through the confidence of the animal there is a chance that the animal could chase us around or give us a degree of aggression if you look at it from that perspective. The other day I saw a video of a small dog chasing some lions.
The confidence the animal has to be able to go for it must be pretty high. How come that some animals have so much confidence that they can beat stronger and bigger animals? Is this a learned behavior? Its interesting to me how this works because many animals who would lose a battle have such a high level of confidence that it seems like its part of their survival strategies. The first who attacks the first who wins maybe.. at least it seems like it.
Optimistic animals are great to work with, the pessimistic ones are the biggest challenge. I think we can say that we would like to have a perfect balance for both areas. It's important to think about it from the animal's viewpoint as far as we can. The Zoo is the Zoo and I love that place!
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Ferrari California T Handling Speciale arrives in Geneva
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Euro-spec Honda NSX more expensive than Porsche 911 Turbo
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Jaguar F-Type SVR roars into Geneva with 200 mph
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Volvo V90 blends style with practicality in Geneva
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World Car of the Year finalists announced
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Apollo N launched in Geneva as revised Apollo Enraged
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Porsche 718 Boxster marks the return of four-cylinder sports cars
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223-mph Apollo Arrow flies into Geneva with 1,000 horsepower
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TechRules AT96 & GT96 TREV supercar concepts unveiled
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SEAT finally joins SUV segment in Geneva with Ateca
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Maserati Levante arrives in Geneva with up to 430 hp
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Spyker C8 Preliator arrives in Geneva with 525-hp Audi power
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Fiat 500S facelift unveiled in Geneva
The Geneva Motor Show continues as Fiat has taken the wraps off the facelifted 500S. Designed to appeal to buyers looking for a sportier appearance, the 500S features unique bumpers, special side skirts, and a larger rear spoiler. The model has also been equipped with fog lights, mesh grille inserts, and "Satin Graphite" accents on the mirrors and door handles. Last but not least, there's rear privacy glass and a chrome exhaust tip.
Renault Scenic sits on standard 20-inch wheels in Geneva
Renault is showcasing in Geneva these days the new generation of the Scenic compact family vehicle.
2017 Corvette Grand Sport unveiled with 460 hp
On sale in the US this summer while European sales begin in the fall
Aston Martin DB11 brings gorgeous design and 600 hp to Geneva
The Aston Martin DB11 has received its world premiere today at the Geneva Motor Show and it was well worth the long wait.


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Q: jquery find closest given class I've created a option list with radio buttons and it looks like this:

    <form id="formSales">

<input type="radio" value="2012" name="YEAR" />

<input type="radio" value="2011" name="YEAR" />

<input type="radio" value="2010" name="YEAR" />

<input type="radio" value="2009" name="YEAR" />

        <input type="hidden" value="1" name="SALES" />
   </form>

With jquery I post the form and I want to get that result in the div with the class results
underneath the div with class option_list
$(".option_list ul li").click(function() {
    $.ajax({
        type: "POST",
        url: "data.php",
        data: $(this).parent('form').serialize(),
        complete: function(data) {

            $(this).siblings('.results').html(data.responseText);
        }
    });
    $(this).parent(".option_list").slideToggle(200);

    var value = $('input[name="YEAR"]:checked').val();
    $("#yearValue").text(value);
});

I use the class in jQuery because i want to duplicate the same option_list for another form on the same page.
The problem is to get the results of data.php in the div with class results.
I hope somebody has an answer for me.
Thanks in advance!

A: Change
$(this).siblings('.results').html(data.responseText);

to
$(this).parents('div').next().children('.results').html(data.responseText);

$(this) is a li so you need to find the parent div before finding the next child with the class results
Cut down version - but working example -> http://jsfiddle.net/bFHJc/
Updated
Following discussions in chat it seems the markup in the question was incorrect .. here is the full markup :

Boekjaar: 2012

      <form id="formSales">

one

two

         <input type="hidden" value="1" name="SALES" />
      </form>

And this is the JavaScript 'locator' used to post to the results div:
$(this).parents('.table_settings').siblings('.table_content_results').children('.results').html();

Here is an example -> http://jsfiddle.net/9YWmW/3/

A: Try this:
 $(this).siblings('.results').html(data);

instead of
 $(this).siblings('.results').html(data.responseText);

in jquery you need not write responseText,It is needed in javascript ajax
or you can just write
$('div.results').html(data);

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Announcement Details
360 Finance Receives App Security and Information Security Certifications from China's CVERC
June 2, 2020 at 7:46 AM EDT
SHANGHAI, China, June 02, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 360 Finance, Inc. (NASDAQ: QFIN) ("360 Finance" or the "Company"), a leading digital consumer finance platform, today announced that its fintech services application, 360 Jietiao, has received both the App Security Certification and the App Information Security Certification from China's National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center ("CVERC"). Specifically, 360 Jietiao received a level 3 rating for both app privacy and data security, the highest level granted by the agency. CVERC is the official agency for anti-virus internet security and designated testing body for the "Special Crackdown on the Illegal Collection and Misuse of Personal Information by Apps" initiative by China's Ministry of Public Security.
360 Finance has placed the upmost importance on protecting user information and data since its establishment and is widely recognized for its cyber security capabilities which are part of its core DNA. 360 Jietiao incorporates a comprehensive security system for user privacy protection leveraging artificial intelligence to eliminate non-essential human intervention and enable staff authorized access and external supplier management. In addition, 360 Finance set up a Privacy Protection and Secure Computing Institute in 2019. The Institute conducts research on data privacy protection using cutting-edge technologies including federated learning, a machine learning technique that trains an algorithm across multiple decentralized edge devices or servers without exchanging local data samples.
In recent years, personal data security has been increasingly scrutinized by national regulatory bodies in China. Since 2019, Chinese authorities have cracked down on illegal collection and misuse of personal information by internet-related companies. As a result, hundreds of app operators have been fined, issued rectification orders, or warned for their lack of privacy protections and failure to explicitly outline the scope of personal information use or excessive data collection in their apps, among other practices. Given the ongoing regulatory environment, the certifications granted to 360 Finance recognize the Company's core competency in data privacy and security technology and further consolidate the Company's competitive advantage in terms of regulatory compliance.
Mr. Haisheng Wu, Chief Executive Officer and Director of 360 Finance, commented, "We are pleased to receive the certifications for app security and app information security from CVERC. This is a formal acknowledgement from the top nationwide certification body of our commitment to maintaining the highest of standards for data security and privacy protection when developing apps. Going forward, we will continue to invest in privacy protection while leveraging cooperation with our external ecosystem partners to collaboratively establish a secure and reliable environment for personal data protection."
About 360 Finance
360 Finance, Inc. (NASDAQ: QFIN) ("360 Finance" or the "Company") is a leading digital consumer finance platform and the finance partner of the 360 Group. The Company provides tailored online consumer finance products to prime, underserved borrowers funded primarily by its funding partners. The Company's proprietary technology platform enables a unique user experience supported by resolute risk management. When coupled with its partnership with 360 Group, the Company's technology translates to a meaningful borrower acquisition, borrower retention and funding advantage, supporting the rapid growth and scaling of its business.
Any forward-looking statements contained in this announcement are made under the "safe harbor" provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements can be identified by terminology such as "will," "expects," "anticipates," "future," "intends," "plans," "believes," "estimates" and similar statements. 360 Finance may also make written or oral forward-looking statements in its reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") on Forms 20-F and 6-K, in its annual report to shareholders, in press releases and other written materials and in oral statements made by its officers, directors or employees to third parties. Statements that are not historical facts, including statements about 360 Finance's beliefs and expectations, are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve inherent risks and uncertainties. A number of factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in any forward-looking statement. Further information regarding such risks and uncertainties is included in 360 Finance's filings with the SEC. All information provided in this press release and in the attachments is as of the date of this press release, and 360 Finance does not undertake any obligation to update any forward-looking statement, except as required under applicable law.
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The Brexit saga, the Mediterranean tragedy, the Schengen pantomime, the asylum redistribution farce… These are some of the 'performances' that defined European borders in 2018. Below you will find a visual review of the year that has just passed.
…and the EU commission gives the go-ahead to the swap!
High alert at the border! Italian police blow up a bag of…coconuts!!!
Trumpean walls, Libya's new slaves, Frontex vs NGOs, the Irish/Brexit border conundrum, the permanence of temporary checks at internal frontiers… These are some of the themes that defined European borders in 2017. Here is a visual review of the year that has just passed.
Drama! Frontex vs NGOs, or who is making Europe's migration crisis worse?
EU naval mission in Med: really helpful?
They did it at last… Austria starts checks at Italian border (or did they)?
Here is the latest instalment of Schengen Border Art, an ongoing project in which I map the multifarious ways in which the Old Continent's (real and imaginary) frontiers have been represented/performed/subverted through creative performances. Enjoy!
On May 10, 2016, the museum created to celebrate the Schengen regime—evocatively located in the eponymous Luxemburg town by the river Moselle—was damaged by the collapse of one of its ceilings. Happening in the midst of the Syrian refugee crisis, it was an eerie omen of the regime's current predicament. Indeed, an increasing number of cracks have begun to appear in what is still considered a central pillar of European integration. The breakdown of the Dublin Convention arrangement brought about by the sudden flow of Europe-bound migrants and the ensuing squabbles over the EU-led redistribution of asylum seekers across the continent, together with the reintroduction of internal controls, have rattled the regime's foundations. A rising populist backlash against the idea of a "border-free Europe" has also brought into question the regime's raison d'être and challenged its legitimacy. In this context, it is not surprising that references to "the end of Schengen" have become ubiquitous.
In all this doom and gloom, finally some good news. After a year long hiatus, the Schengen museum has just reopened, and patrons are once again able to marvel at the regime's accomplishments. Can the (real) Schengen follow the same path and return to its original shine? Well, maybe it can. After all, it is not the first time the Schengen regime has experienced periods of turmoil. In the early 1990s, for instance, the French government's recalcitrance to fully lift internal controls at its borders stalled the regime's launch. While the possibility exists that the reinstatement of internal border controls within the Schengen area may become permanent, the European Commission and all member states have confirmed their commitment to lift these checks once the emergency period is over. Moreover, there are signs that the current crisis might actually lead to the regime's further integration, as the recent upgrading of EU border agency Frontex suggests.
The strongest argument in support of the Schengen regime, however, is that even if it were to collapse, the need for European governments to address migratory pressures on Europe would not disappear. Unilateral actions such as the permanent reinstatement of national border controls might replicate the phenomenon of The Jungle, the notorious makeshift camp erected—and disbanded in October 2016—in the Northern French city of Calais. A Europe-wide "Jungle effect" would be politically untenable. It is therefore difficult to foresee a solution that does not involve at least a modicum of cooperation among European governments and some level of coordination from EU institutions. In other words, the most likely scenario in the case of the regime's collapse is a Schengen redux. Such an arrangement would resemble the current one, but with its priorities reversed. The strengthening of external borders, hitherto considered a compensatory measure to balance the lifting of internal ones, would become the primary objective. A border-free Europe would remain a desirable outcome worth pursuing, but not if this meant compromising security. This shift of priorities is already apparent in the current post-crisis context; yet it is, at least on paper, only temporary and ad hoc. In the Schengen redux scenario outlined here, it would be become official and permanent. This new arrangement would also be less institutionalised, with more emphasis on enhanced cooperation. One of this scenario's downsides is that, since the lifting of internal borders is dependent on the strengthening of external ones, Schengen would compromise its primary source of legitimacy, namely its close connection with the European integration project. By diluting this historical tie, the political will to keep Schengen alive, even in the form of "Schengen-light," would be seriously reduced.
European policymakers would certainly welcome a Schengen's 'restoration' along the lines of the real-life entity the museum celebrates. They would also be pleased if the "renovations" they are currently considering work out well, and if they do not turn out to be mere temporary patches. If the latter turns out to be the case, another serious incident affecting the Schengen regime might offer them no choice but to demolish its entire structure[i].
2016, another year of turmoil on the Old Continent's frontiers… Here is a visual summary of what happened.
Brexit dixit: harder borders in the UK?
It's been a rough year for Schengen, Europe's free travel area. The refugee crisis that hit the continent over the summer of 2015 (but that had been brewing for quite some time…) triggered widespread panic and collective hysteria among Europeans. Draconian measures have been imposed at Europe's external frontiers, while internal border checks have been reintroduced in an ever growing number of countries… Schengen, often hailed as one of the most iconic symbols of European integration, seems to be on the verge of collapse. In this rather gloomy context, Europeans (be it politicians and the population at large) are becoming more and more pessimistic about the future of continental border-free travel, if they are not actively conjuring its ultimate demise… That's the picture in Europe (or at least how I see it), but what about elsewhere? What do people around the world think of Schengen? European borders have been a lot in the news recently, but has this newly found visibility translated into active engagement (or any engagement at all) with what not that long ago was a very obscure topic that only few nerdish aficionados beyond Europe (that includes me) would mention in a conversation (virtual or not)? Your very own Schengenizer is trying to find out! Between August 2015 and July 2016 I have been monitoring social media (i.e. twitter) activity by private individuals (so not media or official sources) located outside Europe who mentioned Schengen in their tweets. Here are some very preliminary results, which cover the number of tweets produced over time and a sentiment analysis of their content (NB: a special thank to Syeda Amberin for compiling the data and concocting the Python code!) . More to come, together with the analysis of the data and methodological clarifications (so, for the time being, don't quote me on this!).
After a long gestation, Schengen Border Art has seen the light!
As anticipated in some of my previous posts, the purpose of this online project is to virtually map contemporary artistic and other creative expressions whose main subject is Europe's frontiers, be it the 'real' boundary demarcations in the political, social, economic realms or their imagined projections, and in the people who cross, build or challenge them on a daily basis. These artistic performances can take different forms: photographs, paintings, videos, sculptures, novels, poems, land art, simulations, installations, theatrical and other types of 'live' performances. The number of these artistic expressions has mushroomed in recent years as a result of the growing interest in (and controversy over) European borders and especially those comprising the so-called 'Schengen area'. In the site you will find a selection of this body of work, regularly updated, with information about the author and her/her creative piece(s), and an interactive map to locate them within Europe or beyond.. Check it out (schengenborderart.com), and help expanding it by suggesting new entries!
A bit of self promotion here: Schengenizer has just published an edited volume on borders (what else?). It's about Europe of course, but North America as well (the two regions share a lot in terms of border policies). It focuses on a topic that I have often covered in this blog, namely the practice of 'externalizing' migration management beyond a country's borders. Surely to become a bedside reading fave… More details below.
It has become a well-established European ritual. What to do when facing a major crisis? Call a special summit! Then talk, and talk again, well into the night. Disagree on pretty much everything, until you get a 'breakthrough' — i.e., a list of generic commitments dressed up in the language of the mythical "European common spirit". Wait a few months, and, if the plan does not work — because it surely won't work — call another summit!
The latest instalment of this ongoing European political saga is centered on the issue of migration. Hot topic of late, and for good (or, I should say, bad) reasons. Europe has become the backdrop for harrowing, and often tragic, stories of thousands of individuals who are fleeing conflict and misery and trying to reach the Old Continent. Some of these stories, such as that of Alan Kurdi, the Europe-bound three old Syrian who drowned just before reaching the Turkish coast, are so shocking as to shake, at least temporarily, the conscience of an otherwise anesthetized European public. At the same time, a collective anti-immigrant hysteria has spread throughout the Old Continent like wildfire, pushing migration at the top of the political agenda. What to do in these circumstances? European leaders have an answer. Yes, you guessed it: a special summit.
It is, of course, easy to target elected officials. They are the ones who must make the difficult decisions, and feel the wrath of an angry and disillusioned electorate. And the internally-focused policy responses European leaders will likely propose to address the current crisis – a greater burden sharing of refugees among European countries and a more flexible approach to the refugee determination process – are indeed necessary. They are, however, also a patchwork of short term solutions that will do little to prevent other crises from popping up again in the near future.
The alternative? I have one. Go to the source of the problem! In other words, try to make sure migrants either do not leave their country of origin, or, if they do leave, they do so in a regulated manner. Easier said than done, you might say. You can add naïve. And haven't Europeans already tried this route before? These are valid points. Solving the complex economic, social and political problems that encourage emigration in faraway places, not to mention ending protracted conflicts such as the one in Syria, is not something Europeans (or anybody else for that matter) can — and should — do by themselves, nor something that can happen in the short term.
Talks about creating a more 'progressive' migration policy that includes not only sticks but also carrots — fostering economic development, opening up of legal migration channels — have been going since the late 1990s, when Europe was facing another major refugee crisis originating from the conflict in the Balkans. These themes, for instance, are a central component of the EU's Global Approach to Migration and Mobility, since the mid-2000s the main policy framework of EU external migration and asylum policy. The problem is, European policy-makers have not seriously tried to put into practice the progressive vision that this approach entails. When it comes to its implementation, the emphasis has systematically turned to the negative aspects of the plan — how to prevent migrants from arriving –, not the more positive ones — how to create incentives to either stay or move through official channels. This is apparent if we look at European attempts to 'externalize' migration management to the continent's neighbors or further afield. These 'remote control' policies include the 'offshoring' of border checks beyond Europe, the imposition of stricter visa requirements, the processing of asylum claims in neighboring countries, the interdictions of migrants on the high seas, and migrant detention in transit countries outside the region. The externalization of border management is not a new phenomenon. Some of these practices (e.g. the imposition of visas) date back to the origins of immigration policy at the turn of the 20th century. Other initiatives (e.g. the interdictions on the high seas and migrant detention) were introduced in the post cold war era. Since the millennium, however, these practices, and the context in which they unfold, have experienced significant transformations. As a result, remote control policies have become more complex, widespread and prominent in migration strategies around the world than ever before. These practices, for example, are at the core of current migration policies in the United States and Australia.
For governments, externalizing migration policies represents a politically expedient way to circumvent domestic legal obligations that liberal democracies claim to uphold. As the adage goes, out of sight, out of mind… The upcoming European summit on migration will probably include a discussion on how to strengthen these 'externalizing' practices. This approach, however, is, to put it mildly, contentious. Besides the lack of accountability for governmental actions that occur beyond national borders, externalizing migration controls often have negative repercussions on migrants' lives and their rights, as in the case for those kept in limbo in offshore detention centres. It is also questionable whether they are really effective. Yet, despite the mounting critiques and number of challenges governments are facing, these policies remain a popular approach to manage international migration in Europe.
Which leads me to the point about the elephant in Europe's living room – namely, the root causes of migration. Certainly, some of the situations that lead to population movements (e.g. instability and conflict in the Middle East, authoritarianism and lawlessness in the Horn of Africa) are so intractable that even talking about 'solutions' seems out of the question at the present time. This state of affairs, however, should not be an excuse not to talk about what Europe can and should do to render less likely the re-occurrence of the current crisis, or at least mitigate its size and impact. The upcoming European summit should put the root causes of migration at the core of its plan of action. There is no need to reinvent the wheel. Some of these ideas are already present in Europe's existing policy frameworks. This is especially the case for plans targeting countries where migrants move primarily for economic reasons. Europe should be more actively foster local economic development, render its common market more accessible and offer more meaningful channels for legal migration. In the case of individuals fleeing conflict and political repression, Europe should offer greater economic support for transit countries, and expand its now limited commitment to resettle displaced people living in refugee camps. European leaders should also seek greater coordination and support to implement these policies not only within Europe, but also with other international partners, especially in North America.
Putting these ideas into practice requires not just time and money, but also a great dose of political will and courage, qualities that are currently in short supply around European capitals. Without them, however, I'm afraid the images of desperation and anger that we are witnessing today across Europe are likely to haunt us for a long time to come.


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Lord of the Rings stars unite to turn J.R.R. Tolkien's home into a landmark writers retreat
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J.R.R. Tolkien is one of the most influential, beloved, and bestselling authors in the history of fiction. His work has been adapted into blockbuster films, been reprinted around the globe, and been celebrated by millions of fans for decades. But despite Tolkien's prominence in the world of fantasy fiction, English literature, and popular fiction in general, there is no literary center dedicated to the research of his work or to the ongoing creative efforts of writers who hope to follow in his footsteps. Now, a group of prominent Tolkien fans are hoping to change that with the help of a "Fellowship of Funders."
This week Project Northmoor, a UK-based charity, launched with the goal of purchasing the home the author once lived in at 20 Northmoor Road in Oxford. Tolkien lived in the home with his family from 1930-1947, crucial creative years in which he wrote The Hobbit and completed much of the work on its mammoth follow-up, The Lord of the Rings, but after the author moved out the house passed on to other owners.
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Though it is a Grade II listed building and features a blue plaque commemorating the author's time there, the Northmoor house has not ever been a place Tolkien fans could actively visit. Now, with the house on the market, Project Northmoor hopes to change that. In the video below, Lord of the Rings stars Ian McKellen and John Rhys-Davies, The Hobbit star Martin Freeman, "Into the West" composer Annie Lennox, British author Julia Golding, and more Tolkien scholars and fans explain:
Video of Project Northmoor Overview
Project Northmoor's ultimate goal is to create a combination of writers retreat and research center, where creators and scholars can visit Tolkien's home — restored to the way it looked while he lived there — and reflect on his work while pursuing their own projects. To do that, the project needs quite a bit of money to get its nonprofit efforts of the ground, beginning with £4 million (about $5.4 million) to purchase the house.
If the fund goes a few hundred thousand pounds beyond that, the house can be restored, and with a hundred thousand more pounds beyond that (£4.6m) the project hopes to establish a financial assistance program for low-income visitors to take courses and be part of events at the house. Project Northmoor also aims to maintain a virtual component, so that writers and scholars may participate in events from around the world even if they aren't able to visit the physical house.
According to Project Northmoor's website, Golding has been able to negotiate a three-month window with the current owner of the Tolkien house to raise funds to purchase it, and that effort begins now. So, if you're a Tolkien fan and you have the means, consider helping a nonprofit group get hold of this landmark. Who knows? One day soon you might be writing the next great fantasy novel in one of the bedrooms.
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Smart stent stands guard for narrowing arteries and sends alerts
Michael Irving
It may look like a regular stent, but the smart stent has a tiny sensor to monitor for changes in blood flow, and can emit wireless signals to an external device to alert doctors of early signs of artery narrowing(Credit: University of British Columbia)
Stents are usually passive devices, implanted into clogged arteries to prop them open and prevent heart attacks. Unfortunately, it's all too common for the artery to continue to narrow around the implant, causing further complications. Now, researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC) have developed a surgery-ready smart stent that keeps watch for the early warning signs of narrowing arteries, and sends out a wireless signal to alert the patient and doctors.
Implanting stents to treat heart disease has been a relatively successful procedure since it was introduced in the 1980s, but they do bring their own risks with them. One of the most common is restenosis, where nearby tissue grows around the stent and narrows the artery once again. This is normally monitored through CT scans, but that's not the most convenient or reliable method.
To combat the problem, scientists have been developing better stents. Last year, Colorado State engineers coated titanium implants in superomniphobic surfaces, meaning they repelled blood so effectively that platelets wouldn't build up and cause clots.
In the new work, the UBC team gave the stent a more active role. The smart stent is built with a tiny sensor that constantly keeps track of changes in the rate of blood flow, and when it detects small anomalies that are associated with the early stages of restenosis, it pings the patient or doctors to do something about it before the condition worsens.
"We modified a stent to function as a miniature antenna and added a special micro-sensor that we developed to continuously track blood flow," says Kenichi Takahata, lead researcher on the study. "The data can then be sent wirelessly to an external reader, providing constantly updated information on the artery's condition."
The stent itself is made of medical-grade stainless steel, and because it's so similar to existing devices, the team says it's angioplasty-ready, meaning it can be implanted using existing procedures. Once there, the smart stent should remove the need for regular CT scans to check for signs of restenosis.
When readings are being taken, it's powered wirelessly by electromagnetic waves that are emitted by an external antenna placed against the skin.
The team tested the device in the lab and in pigs, and found that worked as hoped. With promising early results, the researchers now plan to continue refining the stent, to get it ready for human clinical trials.
The research was published in the journal Advanced Science.
Source: University of British Columbia
It may look like a regular stent, but the smart stent has a tiny sensor to monitor for changes in blood flow, and can emit wireless signals to an external device to alert doctors of early signs of artery narrowing (Credit: University of British Columbia)
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Amorous Goose opened for Metallica, I believe.
I wonder if her boss believed her?
The goose was looking for some dockage.
If geese really mate for life, this woman is in big trouble.
the lie here is a Principals' paddle with several holes and swift sweets across the rear. Immediate tears taught me never to do that with a statue.
She only has one door into her house?
She probably doesn't own a stationary exercise bike.
I swear I don't know him, I was playing poker.
Romeo Romeo..whyfore art thou broketh the blog??
They should have just let the bird get it on with the concrete. I doubt there would be any chance of a return engagement.
Did you hear the one about the goose that went to the drugstore to buy a condom? He told the clerk "just put it on my bill".
Madeline, Madeline, where art thou Madeline, my doublemint eyes?
What a bunch of wimps. What's the worst he could do, goose them?
A goose got me in the netherlands once and my reaction was more astonishment than fear.


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This introductory page provides a convenient overview to some of the features of the DreamCalc Scientific, Graphing and Financial calculator. Much more detailed information is also available throughout the remainder of this user guide.
DreamCalc supports three styles of input: prefix "modern" algebraic (MAL), postfix "classic" algebraic (CAL) and Reverse Polish Notation (RPN). In most examples in this User Guide, prefix algebraic is assumed as it is the most widely used. For more information about input modes, refer to Calculator Input Style.
You can click the keys with the mouse or use your keyboard. The [SHIFT] key grants you access to the functions printed above the keys, just as you would naturally expect. It is possible to use a combination of keyboard and mouse, i.e. holding the keyboard SHIFT while clicking keys with the mouse.
Each key typically supports several functions or input mnemonics. See below right.
3. Base-N Key (must be in base-N mode).
4. Memory Register. Also digit in base-N mode for values A-F.
5. Constant (used with [CONST] key).
The colors vary depending upon the chosen skin, however, the color scheme remains consistent — each is colored uniquely.
Functions, such as "sin", are accessed by single keyboard short-cuts, rather than free text. For example, to input the sine function, you would simply press "S" rather than typing out "sin".
Right clicking on a key shows pop-up information, including its keyboard input strokes, as seen right.
See the Keyboard Input section for further information.
Press the calculator's [MODE] key to show the on-screen mode menu, as shown below.
Press [MODE] repeatedly to page through the menu options, until you reach the desired page.
Alternatively, you can quickly change mathematical modes using the Modes main menu.
Press F11 to show (toggle) the Paper Roll & Register Window, or select it from the Window menu. See right.
This window shows a historical log of calculations and allows you to view and edit any value held in a memory register. See the Paper Roll & Register Window section for further information.
Values can be stored and recalled from the calculator keypad using [STO] and [RCL] with keys marked "MEM", "A"-"F" and "0"-"9".
You can also view and edit values held in memory directly from the Paper Roll & Register Window.
Additionally, the registers "rx" and "ty" are used with the P►R and R►P functions to access result values. The Professional Edition also provides the following financial registers: "n", "i%", "PV", "PMT", "FV" and "K", where the "K" register is used with bond price calculations.
The Graphing and Professional editions of DreamCalc allow you to graph functions, plot data and edit lists. DreamCalc can graph two functions simultaneously and show a range of charts, including histograms, bar charts, polar plots and regression fits. You can also use this window to perform numerical calculus.
To graph a function, simply select Function Graph from the window's Graph menu and type in your function using "x" as the variable. Specify the x-value range and click Enter (or select Plot A or Plot B from the Enter drop-down button).
See the Graphing & List Window and Graphing Example pages for more information.


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Some people may one day face criminal accusations. Regardless of the merit of these accusations, it is important to know what to do should you be accused, so that you have the best chance of receiving your due rights and a fair outcome. There are some basic things that all accused persons should know about being accused and specific steps to take when facing criminal charges.
Know Your Basic Rights
The U.S. Constitution recognizes that all citizens have a right to a trial before a jury of their peers. Defendants may in certain cases wave their right to a trial by jury and either settle with the plaintiff or go before a judge directly, but the basic right still exists. Furthermore, one of the rights given to U.S. citizens is that the accused are innocent until proven guilty. Defendants are not required to prove their innocence. The burden of proof is on the plaintiff to prove any guilt of the accused. The standard for proving guilt is "beyond a reasonable doubt." Prosecutors must present a strong case that leaves no room for any other reasonable conclusion than that the defendant is guilty. This helps protect the rights of the accused, and it is one of the most important features of the legal system. This also means that if you are accused you need not become paralyzed by panic. The burden of proof is not on you to prove your innocence; remembering that may help you think clearly as the case proceeds.
Contact a Criminal Defense Lawyer
There is an old saying that tells us "he who represents himself has a fool for a client." In the U.S. justice system, you do not have to be a professional attorney to represent yourself, nor are you required to hire one. You can make the defense in court on your own. However, unless you have substantial legal training, this is not usually a good route to pursue. Professional lawyers understand the intricacies of law and the court system, and they are best able to navigate a criminal case in a way that is most beneficial for the defendant. A criminal defense attorney can give you his estimation of your odds of success, help you work out a deal with the prosecution, and work for your acquittal, among other services. You should also know that if you cannot afford an attorney, the state will provide/appoint one for you. If one thinks they may forego the assistance of legal representation, at the very least, it is suggested that one seeks advice from legal counsel before making their final decision
What to Expect from Trial Proceedings
A criminal accusation is not in itself enough to put you on trial for a crime. Instead, the prosecutor must first present evidence to a grand jury, which then decides whether there is enough evidence to proceed to trial. If the grand jury does not find that there is enough evidence to issue an indictment, or a formal charge of the offense, the trial will not follow. In many cases, defendants may settle with the prosecutor before the grand jury is convened. Following the indictment, there is an arraignment wherein the judge informs the accused of the criminal accusation, presents options for criminal defense, and allows the accused to enter a plea of guilty, not guilty, or no contest (the defendant will not fight the charges, though he is not admitting guilt). Those who plead not guilty then proceed to a jury trial.
During the trial, defendants may choose to settle with prosecutors, or the trial may go all the way to the end with a conviction, an acquittal, or a mistrial. A mistrial ends the trial early because of various reasons, voiding it from the record and prompting a retrial. Should you be convicted, there may the possibility of appealing the ruling to a higher court and having the verdict altered or overturned entirely. A good lawyer can help you with this and also assist you in getting the most favorable prison terms if you happen to be convicted.
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The last time the Packers and Texans squared off was 12/4/2016 at Lambeau. Tyler Ervin was out for that game as well, only that time he was a Texan. Packers won the game 21-13, so lets home Ervin is our "good luck charm."
All that was smoke. He's officially out and was 99.99 percent out when they activated Dexter Williams.
So far J Williams picking up the slack here
Studs so far:
Rodgers, J Williams, Adams, M Taylor and the TEs
And... Even though it is the Texans, hat tip Pettine and the D today
Duds: MVS and ESB
Rodgers is completing a lot of passes .... but his accuracy has not been all that great.
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He was a little off.. Few to adams were behind
Strange as it seems, that is the case through Week 6. We'll have to see if it regresses toward or beyond the mean.
One of those games where despite the opponent, it was just important to get a W because every single one matters.
Right now though... it's going to be a battle to stay ahead of TB and CHI. Bad news too is TB's schedule upcoming looks pretty favorable other than a handful of games.
65.8% completion percentage so far, his best since 2013.
In the offseason, there were some pundits in these pages who called for taking more chances and throwing fewer balls away even if it resulted in a few more INTs. That's not a good idea as last week illustrated. It's an especially bad idea with a defense that doesn't produce many turnovers of their own as is the case this year. Rodgers will continue to put the ball where the defender cannot get it, whether in the field of play or throwing it away, as he has done for lo these many years. You'd think people would be used to that by now but I guess not.
Ok.. thanks for quoting me and then using a statistic that proves nothing about my quote except to confirm what I originally said. As far as your assertion that all those passes that were not highly accurate were "actually just placed where the defender couldn't get to them"... I call bullshit. several of them were just plain inaccurate. Adams caught several of them anyway.
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dominant performance even with being in such sad shape injury wise.
No thanks required. Consider yourself a random victim.
Get out much, by the way? Watch any other quarterback in a 34 throw game. There will be several off target passes with very rare exception games. Mahomes won a Super Bowl while throwing several really bad ones. I don't know what you expect, perfection? Or is it just an axe of some kind that needs grainding?
Yes, Adams did make a couple of tough catches. The ball was put where the defender couldn't get to it.
shout box is full of criticism of Def when a guy missed an easy tackle or Pettine screw up a call.
So why isnt it okay for a poster to express their opinion that rodgers was off on few throws?
I said it my self...it isnt a knock, it was a fact.. Tell me (a yes or no)
Were there any throws to Adams that were behind him?
The Rams might not be as good as many people believe. They're currently 0-2 against opponents not playing in the NFC East.
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The entire injury situation is becoming very annoying. I don't expect an injury free season but it seems we are usually in the wrong half or third in terms of starter games lost to injuries.
Yes, I know last year was very good for us in this regard. Definitely seemed to be an outlier though. The practice injuries are especially annoying.
Shoutbox is almost comical. Gets very quiet on good long drives by the offense.
or 3 and outs by the defense. Missed tackle or 10 play TD drive or the even better the 30 yard per play TD drives and you see all sorts of people you've never seen in her before and don't come back around unless it happens again either LOL
I wouldn't cite the knee jerk shoutbox as an authority, a source of balanced perspective, or as the picture of decorum. Taking a long view, not the most recent 10 second snippit, I think we can say the Packers on balance have not had a good tackling defense going back pretty deep into the Capers years, but that's another topic.
Exactly. That was my opinion. Why it OK to call it bullshit?
I said it my self...it isnt a knock, it was a fact.. Tell me (a yes or no). Were there any throws to Adams that were behind him?
Yes. I'll be reviewing the tape in detail and I'll let you know how many. If perfection is the enemy of the good, would Rodgers' performance qualify as good? Tell me, a yes or no?
I suppose there is anxiety in thinking this team will struggle to beat good defenses, particularly those with pass rushes the O-Line can't handle, requiring Rodgers perfection. That anxiety may be justified. There's a long way to go.
I wouldn't cite the knee jerk shoutbox as an authority, a source of balanced perspective, or as the picture of decorum. Taking a long view, I think we can say the Packers have not been a good tackling defense going back to Capers.
Exactly. That was my opinion. Why it OK for my opinion to be called bullshit?
I'll be reviewing the tape. I'll let you know how many. If perfection is the enemy of the good, would Rodgers' performance qualify as good? Tell me, a yes or no?
I suppose there is anxiety in thinking this team will struggle to beat good defenses, as the evidence suggests, requiring Rodgers perfection.
Rodgers played great.
He had few throws off the mark..
And thats okay to say he was off on 2 or 3 throws
Right, maybe. I'll break it down as I said providing I'm not suspended after this post. And it should be OK to point out to somebody who only wants to focus on the two or three that it's a narrow perspective not warranting a bullsh*t call. So, go call out the other guy, why doncha?
Maybe I should call you out for bullsh*t in focusing only on my comments while letting the other guy slide? I suppose I should be used to it by now.
a guy points out that rodgers did complete a lot of passes yesterday, but he wasn't terribly accurate. I think most people that watched that game yesterday would say that was a pretty fair assessment.
Yeah, his main problem right now is that he is not leading the receiver very well. This is bad because it affect run after catch and also because MVS and EQS don't seem to be able to catch balls a little behind them. But it is an accuracy problem and I don't understand it. It is very basic. And important. It is like ARod wants to just throw to a general area. They are not tough throws.
If you expect every pass to be perfectly thrown into the receivers hands, you have set your expectations too high. Every receiver has a catch radius and as long as Rodgers can get the ball into that general area, the ball should be caught. Just happens to be that the Packers have one WR with a very large catch radius and everyone else not named Adams, seem to have a very small one.
Also, what may appear to be a poorly thrown ball, could also be a poorly run route, just saying. I'm not saying that Rodgers is perfect, he isn't, but where the ball should have been thrown and where the receiver was when it arrived, isn't always what it may appear to be.
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Totally disagree with everything you think about this. He is throwing behind receivers too much. At least in this last game. Watch where Mahomes and Brady put the ball. ARod should be doing the same. Focus.
I guess we can agree to disagree.
I have watched Mahomes miss WR's or did the WR's not run the expected route? Same with Brady throughout his career. How many passes has MVS dropped this year? EQ? Shepherd?
"Throwing behind receivers too much", what do you base that off of? Like I said, Rodgers isn't perfect and he will have a few bad throws, but to say "watch where Mahomes and Brady put the ball" as some kind of evidence to Rodgers is different? I'm sticking to my first statement, Rodgers has one WR with a very large catch radius, but with his other receivers, he better thread it right in that perfect small window and hope they still are able to catch it.
I just noticed while a was watching that Rodgers was not leading receivers well while they are running horizontally. That is simply a backyard play. When a receiver is running right to left or vice versa, you lead them. A good pass leads them properly. Not complicated. I am only referring to those kind of passes. Not long passes. Maybe I was not too clear on that part.
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Campbell has 24 saves as Leafs down Senators
OTTAWA – Jack Campbell hasn't been with the Toronto Maple Leafs for very long, but he's already made an impact.
Campbell stopped 24 shots in a 4-2 win over the Ottawa Senators on Saturday night to improve his record to 3-0-1 since being acquired Feb. 5. With the Leafs trying to hold on to their playoff spot, every point counts and Campbell — who his teammates affectionately call Soupy — wants to be a part of Toronto's winning equation.
"Soupy was great for us. He made some huge saves," said Auston Matthews, who also scored for the Leafs. "I mean, you see him in there and he's having so much fun. He just loves to compete and loves to battle for the guys, he came up with some big saves and obviously a big two points for us to pull out."
Jake Muzzin, William Nylander and Mitch Marner scored for the Leafs (31-20-8), who put space between them and Florida in the Atlantic Division after the Panthers lost to Edmonton 4-1 earlier in the day.
Nylander's goal chased Senators starter Marcus Hogberg from net in the second period.
"Soupy played a good game for us today. I thought our team played a good hockey game," said Toronto head coach Sheldon Keefe. "I thought we had a really good second period, they pull the goaltender, it changes momentum a little bit and I didn't like how we responded for that final segment in the second period."
Connor Brown and Cody Goloubef scored for the Senators (19-28-11), who are now 1-5-2 in their last eight games. Hogberg was pulled after giving up three goals on 16 shots. Craig Anderson stopped all 14 shots he faced in relief for the Senators.
"I don't think it's on (Hogberg) at all," said Senators coach D.J. Smith. "I just think pucks found their way in and a couple bad bounces. I just thought it was time to change the momentum for us, more than it was a pull because he didn't have it going."
While Toronto games have always brought a number of Leafs fans to Canadian Tire Centre, on this night it was hard to find a Senators jersey through entire sections of the building. The 18,544 on hand was the biggest crowd of the season.
"It is what it is," said Brown. "Obviously a lot of blue and white fans, but we kind of fed off it and it was nice to see the building full and it was a fun environment to play in."
The Senators average just 12,050 fans a game for the lowest average attendance in the league leaving players with few opportunities to play in front of a packed house.
"The energy in the building definitely helps as far as getting up for the game or having that extra juice in your system," said Anderson. "It's unfortunate there's so many Leafs fans, but we'll take the full building and use that energy and I thought we did a great job towards the end pushing back and giving it our all at the end."
Trailing 3-1 the Senators made it a one-goal game midway through the third as Goloubef scored his first of the season. It was the 30-year-old's first goal since Nov. 17, 2015.
Goloubef has been in and out of the lineup this season, this was just his 21st game, and getting the opportunity to contribute in a big game was rewarding.
"It had been a while," admitted Goloubef. "It feels good. You just do what you can to try and get the guys back into it and it got us back within one. It felt good."
Marner sealed the win with an empty-net goal with just over one minute remaining in regulation. He flipped the puck into the net from deep within his own zone, launching it over the Senators defence.
Nylander's goal was his 26th of the season, tying his father Michael's career best with the 2006-2007 New York Rangers.
"I have a way better shot than what he had so I should be getting a couple more than him," Nylander said with a grin
Notes: With Mark Borowiecki sidelined with an ankle injury Thomas Chabot was given the "A". Mikkel Boedker was the lone healthy scratch for the Senators. Toronto cancelled practice on Friday because of a flu bug making its way through the team.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 15, 2020.
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