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ASSASSINS A film review by Choo Eng Aun Copyright 1995 Choo Eng Aun
Starring : Sylvester Stallone, Antonio Banderas, Julian Moore Directed by : Richard Donner Running Time : 2hrs
Team up the Italian Stallion with The Spanish El-Mariachi into one film and call up Richard (LETHAL WEAPON 1,2 & 3, MAVERICK) Donner to direct it, looks like a sure hit right? Wrong! This the second movie for Stallone this summer (he reportedly got paid US$50 million to do three movies this year) and the second bomb for him this year after the dismal response for the high budget sci-fi flick, JUDGE DREDD. While, Sly's career seems to be going downhill, his Spanish counterpart (who can actually speak better than him!) is on his way up. Banderas also starred in DESPERADO, a high octaned action film with the bodycount higher than all the RAMBO movies put together, which incidentally may not pass the censors here, I hope not!!
Stallone is Robert Rath, the best hired gun money can buy. He's been on the business for many years and can be considered a veteran of that trade. From the starting sequences, we see that Rath is getting tired (bored?) and seemingly a little frustrated about the direction of his life, retirement is on his mind, but its not exactly one job one can just quit so easily. His life was immediately made more interesting with the appearance of Miguel Bain (Antonio Banderas), a psychotic, semi-lunatic hired gun, who `steals' Rath's contracts by killing the targets before he can get to them, in the beginning we are made to think that Miguel is just some crazy hired-gun who is trying very hard to be oust Rath and be no.1 in the trade but as the story unfolds, a greater plot ensues.
The love interest, (I shall call her Cat, couldn't catch the name) played by Julian Moore, a small time hacker with no real identity and gets entangled in something much more than she would ever imagine. Cat started out being the prime target of a hit but ended up being saved by Rath from Miguel. For once, there's a decent plot in a Stallone movie and although slightly predictable, is quite interesting + enjoyable.
Stallone fares well here, partly due to the fact that he speaks very much less than most of his other movies. Banderas's Miguel was totally cool ... toting around town in in his sweaty, psychotic-appearance, Latino looks and a "Speedy Gonzales" accent, his character easily outshines Stallone's Rath. Is this a precedence in action movies today? Most baddies seem to take the front seat from the hero.
All in all, there's a lot of creative shoot-outs in this film (very John Woo, but on a more believable level), enough explosives and suspense to satisfy most action lovers. But there are time when the action tries a bit too hard, only to end up being totally boring and predictable. Richard Donner is an exceptional action film director and it is sad to see his film not doing well, maybe he should team up with Gibson again in another LETHAL WEAPON movie, I'll like that. If you're an action fan, this film should prove to be quite enjoyable, Banderas is pure fun to watch.
Action : ****- Suspense : ***-- Drama : *----
Overall rating : 6.5 out of 10
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Ignore file lines in git
14 Nov 2015For example, you have this code and you want to ignore in git lines which contain username
and password
values:
To ignore some special lines in git you need to:
- Create a
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in your repository (remember that.gitattributes
will be committed into the repository, if you don’t want that, add it to.git/info/attributes
) - Add
*.rb filter=ignoreline
(run filter named ignoreline on all*.rb
files) - Now, we need to define ignoreline filter in
.gitconfig
git config --global filter.ignoreline.clean "sed '/#ignoreline$/'d"
(delete theses lines)git config --global filter.ignoreline.smudge cat
(do nothing when pulling file from the repository)
And then, you can ignore some lines using #ignoreline
comment:
Happy hacking!


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IN THIS CARDINAL BATTLE BETWEEN THE COPS AND THE ROBBERS, WHOSE SIDE WILL YOU CHOOSE?
Set in America 2020, a country full of opportunities, people, and wealth. Having an abundance of wealth means more than ever. Nice cars, nice mansion and most importantly FAME!
It is time for The Robbers to come out of their hideouts and acquire some fame for themselves. On the other hand, The Cops’ numbers and their ways of suppressing criminals are now more tremendous than ever.
IN THIS CARDINAL BATTLE BETWEEN THE COPS AND THE ROBBERS, WHOSE SIDE WILL YOU CHOOSE?


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This is a playground for Liquidpy, powered by pyscript.
import liquid print(f"Liquidpy version: {liquid.__version__}")


Before Change
abs_grads = np.abs(grads)
sign = np.sign(grads)
max_abs_grads = np.amax(abs_grads, axis=axis, keepdims=True)
tied_for_max = np.asarray(np.equal(abs_grads, max_abs_grads), dtype=np.float32)
num_ties = np.sum(tied_for_max, axis=axis, keepdims=True)
perturbation = sign * tied_for_max / num_ties
elif ord == 2:
square = np.maximum(avoid_zero_div, np.sum(np.square(grads), axis=axis, keepdims=True))
perturbation = grads / np.sqrt(square)
After Change
if ord == np.inf:
perturbation = eps * np.sign(grads)
elif ord == 1:
raise NotImplementedError("L_1 norm has not been implemented yet.")
elif ord == 2:
square = np.maximum(avoid_zero_div, np.sum(np.square(grads), axis=axis, keepdims=True))
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I am an applied economist. My research covers a range of topics in political economy and macroeconomics.
Most of my work can be traced back to two main research projects. The first is concerned with the interaction between politics and markets. The second explores the macroeconomic effects of aggregate demand dynamics, with special emphasis on medium- and long-run effects.
I currently work as an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst (on leave) and as a Lecturer in Economics at the Department of Political Economy at King's College London.
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A Guide to London's Best Homeware & Design Stores
Serving sofas and shelving units to candles, soft furnishings and more.
by Eric BrainLondon is a design mecca, known for its unique structures, famous artworks and classic-meets-contemporary architectural atmosphere. But where do you go when you want to bring these elements into your home?
Homeware and design stores dominate the Capital just as much as HYPEBEAST’s favorite fashion hotspots, with mainstays such as Goodhood and The Conran Shop offering a wide range of home decor and accessories. For investment pieces, there is an extensive variety of niche boutiques as well as design staples, and for the rare, custom or vintage uniquities, options truly are endless.
To declutter your choices, HYPEBEAST has compiled a guide of London’s best homeware and design stores in the four corners of the city, opening up the world of interiors to all budgets and tastes.
Goodhood
Cultural imprint and HYPEBEAST favorite Goodhood opened in 2007 and has since curated an effortless lifestyle for the discerning East London crowd. Its selection of lifestyle goods — which ranges from lamps by Danish design company Menu to characterful ornaments from Studio Arhoj — offers the same excellence found in its varied menswear, cosmetic and womenswear departments. Goodhood is an original one-stop-shop, perfect for when you want to pick up the latest magazines, a Bang & Olufson speaker and functional homeware from Ferm Living.
Address: 151 Curtain Rd, Hackney
Website: goodhood.com
Vitsœ
British furniture manufacturer Vitsœ — which to this day continues to realize the post-modern designs of Dieter Rams — prides itself on its adaptability. Chiefly, Vitsœ and its Rams-designed 606 Universal Shelving System, have stood the test of time since 1960 thanks to its unique forever-expanding and completely interchangeable nature. Vitsœ also provides the 620 Chair Programme, which is another adaptive program that allows you, and your personal planner, to expand one chair into an entire sofa. This service is complete with the 621 Table, which is perfect by itself or as an additional surface area. All of Vitsœ’s pieces can be designed and bought in its new Marylebone flagship store.
Address: 21 Marylebone Lane, Marylebone
Website: vitsoe.com
Decorum
Decorum prides itself on its eclectic mix of industrialist, minimalist, modern and Scandinavian designs. Its Crystal Palace outpost offers a wide selection of furniture including tables, seating and shelving, as well as an extensive lighting selection and smaller decorations for the home. Decorum is the ideal spot to deck your living spaces out with quality pieces that will stand the test of time, including a carefully curated offering of mirrors, bathroom homewares, candles and more. For smaller goods, textiles and kitchen essentials, check out its Boxpark unit in Shoreditch.
Address: 67 Westow Hill, Crystal Palace
Website: decorum-shop.co.uk
Monologue
For those wanting pieces that blur the lines between architecture, art and design, look no further than Monologue. Offering a wide range of stunning homeware essentials and swoon-worthy accessories, Monologue prides itself on introducing emerging designers, exclusive items and conceptual designs to its East London hub. The showroom puts up-and-coming talents alongside established designers and has a number of standout items such as its first-ever in-house designed piece, the Solar Table. This one is for the serious interior designer within you.
Address: 93 Redchurch St, Shoreditch
Website: monologuelondon.com
Earl of East
Earl of East is known for its signature in-house poured candles, with scents designed to capture the essence of places founders Paul Firmin & Niko Dafkos have visited. Its selection of candles, which range from the smells of Copenhagen, Greece, Lisbon and more, are joined by the shop’s range of ceramics, glassware and soft furnishings created by the founder’s favorite independent and like-minded designers. Alongside the variety of homeware accessories is a bath range inspired by Japanese Bathing Culture, as well as a community hub, workshop showcases and a coffee shop at its Coal Drops Yard outpost.
Address: Coal Drops Yard, King’s Cross
Website: earlofeast.com
DESIGN & THAT
DESIGN & THAT was founded in 2016 by the interior architect Emma Shone-Sanders, and has since gone on to serve East London as a hub for finding beautiful home decor. Its selection is just as unique as the building it lives within — that being an old pub — as it offers everything from works made by local artists to pieces from established brands such as Ferm Living, Frama CPH, and many more. Everything is hand-picked by Shone-Sanders herself, with the aim that everything available should work together in harmony in your home. Whether you’re looking for a standout sectional sofa, a retro-inspired chair, awe-worthy lighting or lifestyle goods, DESIGN & THAT has it all.
Address: 61 Hackney Road, Shoreditch
Website: designandthat.com
Kitchen Provisions
Kitchen Provisions elevates your usual cooking hardware experience with its range of functional equipment. It’s Coal Drops Yard-based store offers an incredibly extensive range of casual-to-high-end knives that have been forged in Japan and the UK in carbon and stainless steel, all of which are available to be sharpened by its experts in-store. Cooking necessities, edibles and cheffing garments are also available to purchase — all serving a classic culinary aesthetic.
Address: Unit WY3, Coal Drops Yard, Kings Cross
Website: kitchenprovisions.co.uk
Tom Dixon
Tom Dixon’s world consists of ultra-minimalist lighting, interpretive seating, architecturally-indebted tables and, more familiarly, its range of home fragrances. Tom Dixon rose to his prominence in the 1980s after having his welded salvaged furniture spotted, turning from an untrained designer into a British household name. Its UK flagship store offers a wide range of Dixon-designed goods, including a display of its Melt pendant lights, various diffusers and an extensive line of contemporary, industrialism-indebted furniture.
Address: 4-10 Bagley Walk Arches, Coal Drops Yard, King’s Cross
Website: tomdixon.net
The Conran Shop
The Conran Shop’s vision has stayed the same ever since its opening back in 1956. Providing contemporary furniture and interior accessories for every room in your home from its curated selection of carefully considered designers, The Conran Shop truly has everything for everyone. A standout element of its concept is its vintage furniture, which allows you to add a personal touch to your home with reclaimed and restored gems. You’ll also be able to pick up an exclusive range of Carl Hansen products if you’re fond of heritage Scandinavian designs.
Address: Michelin House, 81 Fulham Road, Chelsea
Website: conranshop.co.uk
SCP
SCP’s USP is its customizability. Walk into its Curtain Road flagship store and order a custom-made seating from the likes of architecture-meets-furniture designer Philippe Malouin and early-90s-inspired pieces from Matthew Hilton. The homewares on offer here are eclectic, spanning era after era of design periods for any taste and budget. Making SCP stand out amongst the rest is its line of Classics — a specially curated selection of reproduced designs from the SCP archive.
Address: 135-139 Curtain Road, Hackney
Website: scp.co.uk
Knoll
Knoll’s mixture of contemporary and classic homewares and furniture designs is what makes it so special as a hub for well-known, timeless pieces. Expect a full-range of Bauhaus-era designs such as Marcel Breuer’s Wassily chair, post-modernist seating from Harry Bertoia and classics from Charles Pollock.
Address: 91 Goswell Road, Clerkenwell
Website: knoll.com
Vitra
Virgil Abloh, G-Star RAW and many more have collaborated with Vitra, but its line of remade Charles & Ray Eames classics is what brings HYPEBEAST to this iconic design hub. Eames are famed for their range of chairs — from fiberglass armchairs to reclining loungers with ottomans — and today, Vitra preserves these iconic designs in their true form. Vitra’s revivals expand further than just Eames, with works from Antonio Citterio and Verner Panton also gracing its Clerkenwell shop floor. Rounding out its homeware and design offerings is a selection of storage options, lighting solutions and smaller decorative pieces.
Address: 30 Clerkenwell Rd, Clerkenwell
Website: vitra.com
The Peanut Vendor
Bow-based design dealer The Peanut Vendor specializes in providing one-off early to late 20th-century furniture, art objects, and accessories to those in the know. Its team sources products from the four corners of the world, restocking its incredible library of unique finds on a weekly basis. The Peanut Vendor also rents out its stock for events and shoots, and is able to assist you with whatever you’re looking for as it keeps an eclectic mixture of products in storage. Top tip for shopping at The Peanut Vendor: its pieces tend to move through its hands quickly, so act fast if you’re in the market for a one-of-a-kind gem.
Address: 6 Gunmakers Lane, Bow
Website: thepeanutvendor.co.uk


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By using interrupt driven I/O, a processor doesn't have to continually wait in a busy loop for I/O operations to complete -- devices can generate an interrupt in hardware to notify the Windows OS that they need service. While there are alternatives, such as polling and direct memory access, most printers, keyboards, disk-drives and network cards use interrupt based I/O. Typically, this functionality is supported through an interrupt controller that services hardware interrupts after Windows fills an array of function pointers during the boot process. Through the HAL and a platform-dependent interrupt controller in hardware, Windows' plug and play manager handles interrupt assignments, where interrupts may be shared by more than one device. When these interrupts occur, the CPU control is transferred to an Operating System function called a dispatch function which provides service or delegates to code that can. It must also determine, if the interrupt is shared, which device actually caused the interrupt.
In Windows XP, more than just an I/O device's requests for service can generate an interrupt. The kernel can use 'software interrupts' to perform scheduling, handle page faults, handle the expiration of a time slice, or asynchronously execute procedures in the context of a particular thread. For handling most software interrupts, the kernel uses an interrupt object that can be interrogated by drivers to provide service to interrupting devices. During some interrupt handling the kernel also disables all other interrupts, which then will remain until handled. In Windows XP, these interrupts are mapped into software interrupt request levels (IRQLs) -- but not all IRQLs correspond to interrupts.
What follows is a diagram of the x86 IRQL-model:
In the IRQL scheme, any higher level IRQL may interrupt any lower level IRQL (lower levels are masked when the system is at a higher IRQL). Most device drivers will operate at DPC/Dispatch, APC, or Passive level. The kernel uses the High IRQL during a BugCheck (a blue screen of death) or when masking all interrupts. Kernel profiling level is used when kernel profiling is turned on to measure kernel performance. Device interrupts occur somewhere between dispatch/DPC and the profiling level. Clock level is used for tracking time quantums, time/process accounting, and scheduling (think about why a multiprocessor system might need this synchronization in scheduling). DPC and APC levels are used for software interrupts, and will be explained later.
One important thing to remember as a driver writer is that any code executing at or above DPC/Dispatch level must not activate scheduling code in the kernel since the scheduler uses dispatch level to synchronize access to data structures. One major indirect result is that code at dispatch or higher may also not cause page faults, as this would cause rescheduling to the memory manager. When drivers violate these or other rules about working with IRQLs, Windows immediately calls KeBugCheck (see MSDN) and creates the blue screen of death and halts the system.
Finally, the kernel uses Interrupt Objects for saving the mapping from a device's interrupt to its IRQL, storing interrupt service routine pointers, and allowing drivers to register dispatch routines for device interrupts. The most important use of interrupt objects is by the generic kernel dispatcher routine that handles all interrupt dispatching -- the generic routine typically pulls a pointer to a driver's dispatch routine out of the object and then calls this (secondary) dispatcher. Like many other kernel data structures, Interrupt Objects are object-oriented but are still implemented with C code.
Dispatch procedure calls are a process by which the kernel defers thread dispatching while the kernel is in the midst of another task. This must be deferred because the kernel is often servicing an interrupt at an IRQL greater than DPC/Dispatch level but detects that rescheduling is needed. These dispatch procedure calls are a convienent way defer a non-time critical but important task. Similarly, deferred procedure calls enable other kernel-code (including device drivers) a way to postpone execution until a later time. The kernel uses DPCs to process timer expiration (the system clock), wake threads waiting on timers or other kernel objects or synchronization mechanisms, among many other tasks. Device drivers use DPCs to schedule the handling of I/O completion without spending a ton of time at the device's interrrupting IRQL -- devices can acknowledge an interrupt and schedule a call to an I/O completion routine later .
Similar, asynchronous procedure calls are a more advanced version of the DPCs discussed above. These are routines that can be scheduled to execute in the context of a particular thread, and at an IRQL < dispatch/dpc level (the APC level). The advantage of code being called at this lower IRQL is that it may incur page faults, use system services, and have access to a specific thread context. Unlike the systemwide DPC queue, each thread has its own APC queue. Device drivers use the APC mechanism to return to a thread that requested an I/O operation after the operation has completed; the device driver code, in the context of the thread that initiated the I/O request, can fill a user-mode addressed buffer with the returned I/O data. APCs are also used to suspend threads from execution until a particular event occurs, and then an APC is scheduled by the event's callback function.
In Windows, the thread is the basic unit of execution. Each process has one or more threads, and may have just one thread. Each process has a block of memory which contains many fields of information about the process, as well as pointers to blocks of information about each individual thread. Each thread has it's own stack and execution context within the process address space; each thread is also the basic unit of Windows Scheduling. Within the kernel, the work of the 'scheduler' is actually distributed and there is no 'one' unit that directs the task of scheduling threads. This section will not go into all of the possible scheduling scenarios in detail, but it is important as a driver writer to be aware of what the kernel dispatcher is doing when your code is called.
Windows XP has priority values numbered 0 through 31 for threads, where 31 is the highest and 0 is the lowest. Priority values from 16 to 31 are reserved for "real time" threads, and threads at those levels may interefere with system threads' ability to perform critical system tasks. Note that real time is not used in the traditional sense here -- XP is not technically a real time OS and real time here means the same as the priority of a kernel-mode thread. As an added feature, users must have an extra privledge to raise a thread to a realtime priority, but don't need that privledge to change priorities within the dynamic time range (explanation of dynamic time priorities follows). Priority values from 1 to 15 are for "dynamic time" threads, which are used by most user-mode applications and some others as well. The 0 priority is reserved for a single system thread that zeros out free memory pages when no other work in the system needs to be performed.
Threads will normally always execute at IRQL = Passive or IRQL = APC (that is, thread priority 31 is still lower priority than the dispatch/DPC IRQL). Under that limitation, threads will never block a hardware interrupt, but may block software interrupts and kernel-threads that handle DPCs queued during an interrupt. Kernel threads and realtime ones may operate specifically at IRQL = APC whereas user-mode threads (except the realtime ones) will operate at passive level IRQL. As a driver writer, you should know that system threads will always invoke the DriverEntry routine (the first time any device is loaded that uses your device) within a system thread at passive level; all driver dispatch routines will be called at DPC/dispatch level or higher, as they may be a result of interrupts (this also means that the kernel's dispatch routines, which may call your dispatch routines, can arbitrarily raise and lower the IRQL as needed to synchronize access to protected kernel data structures). When working within kernel mode inside a driver, there is a KeGetCurrentIRQL routine (again, this is documented on the MSDN library) that can be called to verify the IRQL your code is running at.
In Windows XP, a single time quantum is usually three times the system clock interval, and the overhead that sets this up usually occurs through calls to the HAL. In Windows XP, threads usually for 2 quantums (but in Windows Server environments, they usually run longer to minimize the overhead of context switching). Keep in mind, however, that threads may be preempted during their quantum, and they may still have their quantum deducted without actually getting a chance to execute (if threads preempted for a dispatcher never got their quantum deducted, they would never complete their quantum, and system interrupts would never allow the thread to exhaust its quantum = deadlock).
The important part of this discussion related to drivers is the idea of quantum boosting: a thread will get its quantum multiplied by some factor each time some 'favorable' event occurs due to the thread. Quantum boosting is an elegant alternative to priority boosting, because raising a priority for a thread that does something good will eventually reach the max priority, and competition between two threads who both earn a priority boost isn't very productive in terms of system behavior. One type of quantum boosting occurs when a thread is brought into the foreground of the GUI; in this case, a thread's quantum is doubled or tripled each time it is brought into the foreground.
When there is high contention for the CPU, this method very accurately leverages an appropriate scheduling scheme because a thread's quantum expnonentially increases the more it is brought to the foreground -- this is not the case if priorities are continually raised. Other types of quantum boosting include boosting for threads that voluntarily block, complete an I/O request (this one is reflected in function call arguments to complete driver I/O requests by allowing the driver to offer a quantum boost for the thread), CPU starvation, waiting for synchronization events, or for threads that own windows when the GUI is activated (or reactivated). Quantum boosting is one of many elegant schemes that allows XP to be fully responsive to the user, the user's devices, and system services. It may be interesting to note that many of the Windows Server systems have some different variations of 'quantum management' and most use larger quantums and don't boost as much for GUI-related threads.


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Martinez, Cristian M. (also providing written testimony) (Self), San Antonio, TX
McFarlane, Ron Director (Quasar Energy), Austin, TX
Patlan, Lori Parent (Self), Edinburg, TX
Seal, Russell Pharmacist (Self), La Coste, TX
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will be able to rest safely under his care.
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You are my God, the one in whom I trust."
3 He will rescue you from all hidden traps
and save you from deadly diseases.
4 He will shield you as a bird protects her young under her wings.
You will be safe in his care.

I will help them when they are experiencing trouble;
I will rescue them and honor them.
16 I will reward them by enabling them to live a long time,
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I am really enjoying Uefa Euro 2016 Footbal Competition, even because our national team has done pretty well so far. That's why after browsing for a while statistics section of official EURO 2016 website I decided to do some analysis on the data they share ( as at the 21th of June).
Just to be clear from the beginning: we are not talking of anything too rigourus, but just about some interesting questions with related answers gathered mainly through data visualisation.
We can divide following analyses into two main parts: a first part were we analyse distribution of fouls and their incidence on matches outcome and a second part where ball possession in analysed, once again looking at relationship between this stat and matches outcome. Let's start with fouls then.
which team committed the greatest number of fouls?
Here we are with the first question. And here it is the answer:
Given that black countries are countries not playing the competition it seams Romania committed quite a great number of fouls. You may wonder: were them serious fouls? Let's have a look to the number of yellow and red cards to answer that legitimate question. Let's start from yellow cards:
Well, Romania togheter with Albania is standing at the top of yellow cards ranking as well. Getting to red cards we have to underline that we dont’ have a lot of data about them, since just two of them were assigned. Guess to whom? Albania and Austria. All that summed up we can definitely say Albania am Romania played toughest matches overall. but was that worthing? Uhm I guess no, since both of them didn't get trough staging phase. And this raise another interesting question:
is there a correlation between number of fouls and number of wins?
to answer this technically silly question we can try to plot total number of fouls against number of wins by country team. let's have a look to the plot:
we added a linear regression model to the scatter plot to investigate the hyphotesis of linear relationship but nothing happened, so **no, committing more fouls is not a winning strategy. **Let us ask one last reasonable question:
is committing more fouls at least a good strategy in order to reduce goals against?
Once again let's the data speak out:
ok, it could seems we can answer a sound yes, but I get a bit disturbed by that 52 romanian fouls so I am going to try to remove them and plot again:
our first guess seems to be confirmed:number of fouls commited is negatively correlated to the number of goals against suffered, which appears to be reasonable since we may assume a great number of fouls are committed to stop rivals from dangerous game actions.
who's keeping the ball more? ball possession stats
ball possession is a key start when analysing a football match, so let's start answering this introductory question: who's scoring the highest possession stat within this competition? Once again we can visualise it on a europe map:
giving a closer look to first five teams by ball possession we find a prevalence of north western europe countries:
increasing ball possession increases winning likelihood?
we are going to tackle this visually, plotting percentage of ball possession against a “win_dummy” variable, scoring 1 for win and 0 for defeat:
as you can see we have also added an estimated logistic regression which visually enforces the truth already visible from raw data: there is no positive correlation, and apparently no correlation at all, between ball possession and matches outcome.
Conclusions
within this post we tried to answer some questions about matches occured so far during UEFA EURO 2016 and we definitely found that being tough is not a good tactic to win your matches but at least can help you avoid suffering a great number of goals. Moreover we understood that ball possession is not related to matches outcome which seems to me a non obvious result. you can find below code employed for these analyses and if you are interested in reperforming them or even further explore raw data you can have a look to the Rstudio project I have uploaded on Github.
That said: may the best win!
[code language="r”]
Load required packages
library(rio) library(plyr) library(dplyr) library(choroplethr) library(choroplethrMaps) library(ggplot2) library(dummies)
#data from http://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/season=2016/statistics/index.html players_stat <- read.csv(‘players_stats.csv’,sep = “;") players_stat$Team <- tolower(players_stat$Team) team_stat <- read.csv(‘team_stats.csv’ ,sep = “;") team_stat$Team <- tolower(team_stat$Team) possession_stat <- read.csv(‘possession.csv’, sep = “;") possession_stat$team <- tolower(possession_stat$team) #sum up fouls data from player view to team view by_team <- group_by(players_stat,Team) team_sums <- summarise(by_team, sum(Yellow.Cards), sum(Red.Cards), sum(Fouls.Committed), sum(Fouls.Suffered))
subset columns to plot only the number of fouls committed
fouls_data <- data.frame(“region” = team_sums$Team,“value” = team_sums$sum(Fouls.Committed)
)
plot
fouls_plot <- country_choropleth(fouls_data, title = “number of Fouls Committed by region”, legend = “# fouls”, num_colors = 1) + xlim(-31.266001, 39.869301) + ylim(27.636311, 81.008797) + coord_map(“lambert”, lat0 = 27.636311, lat1 = 81.008797) fouls_plot
#plot the number of yellow cards against country
ggplot(team_sums,aes(x = Team,y = sum(Yellow.Cards)
, fill = sum(Yellow.Cards)
)) +
geom_bar(stat = ‘identity’) +
coord_flip()
merge team data
total_stats <- merge(team_sums,team_stat)
#plot fouls committed against number of wins by country
ggplot(total_stats,aes(x = total_stats$sum(Fouls.Committed)
,y = total_stats$Wins, label = Team)) +
geom_point() +
geom_text(nudge_y = 0.2) +
geom_smooth(method = ‘lm’, formula = y~x)
plot fouls committed against number of goals against
ggplot(total_stats,aes(x = total_stats$sum(Fouls.Committed)
,
y = total_stats$Total.goals.against, label = Team)) +
geom_point() +
geom_text(nudge_y = 0.2) +
geom_smooth(method = ‘lm’, formula = y~x)
#remove romania and plot again total_stats_no_romania <- total_stats[-16,]
ggplot(total_stats_no_romania,aes(x = total_stats_no_romania$sum(Fouls.Committed)
,
y = total_stats_no_romania$Total.goals.against, label = Team)) +
geom_point() +
geom_text(nudge_y = 0.2) +
geom_smooth(method = ‘lm’,formula = y~x)
ball possession analysis
#split dataset and merge back in order to have one record for each team possession_a <- possession_stat[,-c(4,8)] possession_a$win <- possession_a$score > possession_a$score_ possession_b <- possession_stat[,-c(3,7)] possession_b$win <- possession_b$score < possession_b$score_ possession_a <- possession_a[,-5] possession_b <- possession_b[,-4] colnames(possession_b) <- colnames(possession_a) possession_tidy <- rbind(possession_a,possession_b) dummy_win <- as.data.frame(dummy(possession_tidy$win)) possession_tidy$win_dummy <- dummy_win[,2]
#country possession stats
by_team_pos <- group_by(possession_tidy,team) team_means <- summarise(by_team_pos, mean(possession)) colnames(team_means) <- c(“region”,“value”)
possession_plot <- country_choropleth(team_means, title = “mean ball possession”, legend=”% possession”, num_colors=1)+ xlim(-31.266001, 39.869301)+ ylim(27.636311, 81.008797) + coord_map(“lambert”, lat0=27.636311, lat1=81.008797) possession_plot
#logistic regression
ggplot(data = possession_tidy,aes(x = possession)) + geom_point(aes(y = win_dummy)) + stat_smooth(aes(y = win_dummy),method = “glm”) [/code]


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Socrates is an online demo of my library for formal argumentation. Argumentation is a form of reasoning using logic and a higher level "semantic" layer which describes what arguments are accepted/rejected within the given semantic. Arguments are created from logical rules and the relations within a set of the rules.
This all sounds a bit more complicated then it is. Essentially, you start with a knowledge base containing information about your domain. This information is encoded in some kind of logic. In our case, the logic is simplified to literals (these can represent a statement such as "it is wet") and two kinds of rules: strict and defeasible. A stric rule is something that is always true. For example, mammals are animals (m --> a). Defeasible rules are things that are usually true. For example, birds can fly (b ==> f). This is usually true, except for, for example, penguins.
Argumentation differs from other logical reasoning systems in being able to cope with conflicting rules. This is sometimes called non-monotonic logic. Unlike, for example, ontologies where you have to maintain consistency, argumentation allows you to have rules with conflicting conclusion. The resolution of what is an "accepted" conclusion is based on higher level semantics and potentially individual preferences.


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The largest example is the stylesheet to transform this document from the Simplified Docbook XML format to xhtml. The source file is sdocbook2xhtml.erl.
The function for-each is quite common in XSLT stylesheets. It can often be rewritten and replaced by select/1. Since select/1 returns a list of #xmlElements and xslapply/2 traverses them it is more or less the same as to loop over all the elements.
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| WILD air, world-mothering air, | |
| Nestling me everywhere, | |
| That each eyelash or hair | |
| Girdles; goes home betwixt | |
| The fleeciest, frailest-flixed | 5 |
| Snowflake; that s fairly mixed | |
| With, riddles, and is rife | |
| In every least things life; | |
| This needful, never spent, | |
| And nursing element; | 10 |
| My more than meat and drink, | |
| My meal at every wink; | |
| This air, which, by lifes law, | |
| My lung must draw and draw | |
| Now but to breathe its praise, | 15 |
| Minds me in many ways | |
| Of her who not only | |
| Gave Gods infinity | |
| Dwindled to infancy | |
| Welcome in womb and breast, | 20 |
| Birth, milk, and all the rest | |
| But mothers each new grace | |
| That does now reach our race | |
| Mary Immaculate, | |
| Merely a woman, yet | 25 |
| Whose presence, power is | |
| Great as no goddesss | |
| Was deemèd, dreamèd; who | |
| This one work has to do | |
| Let all Gods glory through, | 30 |
| Gods glory which would go | |
| Through her and from her flow | |
| Off, and no way but so. | |
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| I say that we are wound | |
| With mercy round and round | 35 |
| As if with air: the same | |
| Is Mary, more by name. | |
| She, wild web, wondrous robe, | |
| Mantles the guilty globe, | |
| Since God has let dispense | 40 |
| Her prayers his providence: | |
| Nay, more than almoner, | |
| The sweet alms self is her | |
| And men are meant to share | |
| Her life as life does air. | 45 |
| If I have understood, | |
| She holds high motherhood | |
| Towards all our ghostly good | |
| And plays in grace her part | |
| About mans beating heart, | 50 |
| Laying, like airs fine flood, | |
| The deathdance in his blood; | |
| Yet no part but what will | |
| Be Christ our Saviour still. | |
| Of her flesh he took flesh: | 55 |
| He does take fresh and fresh, | |
| Though much the mystery how, | |
| Not flesh but spirit now | |
| And makes, O marvellous! | |
| New Nazareths in us, | 60 |
| Where she shall yet conceive | |
| Him, morning, noon, and eve; | |
| New Bethlems, and he born | |
| There, evening, noon, and morn | |
| Bethlem or Nazareth, | 65 |
| Men here may draw like breath | |
| More Christ and baffle death; | |
| Who, born so, comes to be | |
| New self and nobler me | |
| In each one and each one | 70 |
| More makes, when all is done, | |
| Both Gods and Marys Son. | |
| Again, look overhead | |
| How air is azurèd; | |
| O how! nay do but stand | 75 |
| Where you can lift your hand | |
| Skywards: rich, rich it laps | |
| Round the four fingergaps. | |
| Yet such a sapphire-shot, | |
| Charged, steepèd sky will not | 80 |
| Stain light. Yea, mark you this: | |
| It does no prejudice. | |
| The glass-blue days are those | |
| When every colour glows, | |
| Each shape and shadow shows. | 85 |
| Blue be it: this blue heaven | |
| The seven or seven times seven | |
| Hued sunbeam will transmit | |
| Perfect, not alter it. | |
| Or if there does some soft, | 90 |
| On things aloof, aloft, | |
| Bloom breathe, that one breath more | |
| Earth is the fairer for. | |
| Whereas did air not make | |
| This bath of blue and slake | 95 |
| His fire, the sun would shake, | |
| A blear and blinding ball | |
| With blackness bound, and all | |
| The thick stars round him roll | |
| Flashing like flecks of coal, | 100 |
| Quartz-fret, or sparks of salt, | |
| In grimy vasty vault. | |
| So God was god of old: | |
| A mother came to mould | |
| Those limbs like ours which are | 105 |
| What must make our daystar | |
| Much dearer to mankind; | |
| Whose glory bare would blind | |
| Or less would win mans mind. | |
| Through her we may see him | 110 |
| Made sweeter, not made dim, | |
| And her hand leaves his light | |
| Sifted to suit our sight. | |
| Be thou then, O thou dear | |
| Mother, my atmosphere; | 115 |
| My happier world, wherein | |
| To wend and meet no sin; | |
| Above me, round me lie | |
| Fronting my froward eye | |
| With sweet and scarless sky; | 120 |
| Stir in my ears, speak there | |
| Of Gods love, O live air, | |
| Of patience, penance, prayer: | |
| World-mothering air, air wild, | |
| Wound with thee, in thee isled, | 125 |
| Fold home, fast fold thy child. | |
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| See Notes. |
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