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Cowboys vs. Jets Prediction
Sunday, October 13, 2019 at 4:25pm EDT
MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford
#269 Dallas Cowboys -7 vs. #270 New York Jets 43.5
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Introduction & Team Review
The Running Game
Cowboys Offense vs Jets Defense
Cowboys Run Offense
Jets Run Defense
Who has the edge?
Jets Offense vs Cowboys Defense
Jets Run Offense
Cowboys Run Defense
The Passing Game
Cowboys Passing Offense
Jets Passing Defense
Jets Passing Offense
Cowboys Passing Defense
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It's an interconference matchup between a pair of teams that could really use a win in the Garden State. The Dallas Cowboys are on the road as they make the trip to face the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon. Dallas dropped their second straight as they were downed 34-24 at home by the Packers last Sunday in their previous game. New York was pasted 31-6 on the road by the Eagles last Sunday in their previous game. The Cowboys own a 7-4 advantage in the all-time regular season series but the Jets have taken the last two meetings, including a 19-16 road win in the last matchup on December 19, 2015.
Dallas Cowboys Review
Dallas came home after suffering their first loss of the season to New Orleans in a game where they didn't give up a touchdown and followed that up with a dud against Green Bay. The Cowboys now are dealing with the buzz about whether Kellen Moore was being hyped up too much as a play caller based on the first three weeks. Dallas has to get things going again and perhaps facing a Jets' team that looks hapless so far might work in their favor. The Cowboys can't afford to dig themselves into a hole like they did against the Packers last week if they hope to have success. Dallas entered week 6 tied for first in the NFC East but hold the edge based on a 2-0 division record while the Eagles are 1-0.
The Cowboys trailed 17-0 at the half against the Packers and trailed 24-0 less than six minutes into the third quarter. By that point in time, the game was well in hand: they drew within 10 with 7:46 to play but couldn't get any closer than that. Dallas rolled up a 563-335 advantage in total offense and picked up 32 first downs while allowing 24 in the game. The Cowboys were dominated 36:43 to 23:17 in time of possession and turned the ball over three times while failing to record a takeaway. Dallas gave up 10 points on the takeaways, negating Dak Prescott's career-high 463 yards through the air.
New York Jets Review
New York continued to look awful as they came in off the bye and were promptly trounced by the Eagles on the road. The Jets do have some good news as Sam Darnold was cleared for contact and is slated to return under center this week after missing the last three games with mononucleosis. For a team that had started three different quarterbacks in the opening three weeks of the season, having their starter back under center is a breath of fresh air for Adam Gase and company. Given the fact that New York has mustered only 39 points in four games, the fan base will take anything at this point in time to hang their hopes on.
The Jets were whipped in all facets of the game last week against Philadelphia. New York was stifled offensively in the game against the Eagles as they struggled to move the ball with any consistency. The Jets were outgained 265-128 in the contest, gave up 17 first downs while recording only nine and lost the time of possession battle by a 30:52 to 29:08 margin. New York turned the ball over three times in the contest while forcing only one. The Jets' lone score of the game came in the first minute of the fourth quarter and the offense was outscored by the Eagles' defense, which scored on a pick-six and a fumble return. New York gave up 10 sacks and 16 quarterback hits as they went nowhere.
Dallas Cowboys Running Offense
vs. New York Jets Running Defense
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It seemed that the Cowboys weren't as intent on pounding the ball between the tackles on the ground in the season opener given the fact that Ezekiel Elliott had reported just days before that contest took place. As a team, the Cowboys ran the ball 30 times but totaled only 89 yards and a score. Dallas rebounded with big showings against Washington (34 carries, 213 yards, TD) and Miami (34 carries, 235 yards, two TD) before having problems moving the sticks against the Saints. The Cowboys mustered just 45 yards and a score on 20 carries against New Orleans in week 4. Despite falling in a massive hole against the Packers, Dallas still ran the ball 21 times for 122 yards and a touchdown in a losing effort.
Elliott leads the team with 85 carries for 386 yards and four scores on the season. Rookie Tony Pollard contributes 34 carries for 168 yards plus a score while Dak Prescott chips in 16 carries for 122 yards and a touchdown. Randall Cobb has run the ball twice for 11 yards this season. The Cowboys have three run plays that have covered at least 20 yards this season and have moved the chains 43 times via the ground this season.
New York Jets Run Defense
New York started off strong defensively, holding the Bills off the scoreboard for the first two and a half quarters in the opener. When C.J. Mosley (six tackles, fumble recovery) went down with a groin injury, things unraveled quickly for the Jets. Since that point, the New York offense has scored only 23 points while giving up 98. The Jets failed to slow the ground game of the Bills in the fourth quarter and it cost them. New York gave up 25 carries for 128 yards plus a score in the opener. In week 2, the Jets were better defensively as they limited the Browns to 21 carries for 70 yards and a score, but it was still too much for their anemic offense. New York has been pretty stingy against the run of late: they held New England to 27 carries for 68 yards and two scores in week 3 and then saw Philadelphia run 29 times for 84 yards and a score in week 5 after the team had a bye in week four.
Linebacker Neville Hewitt, who has stepped in for Mosley, leads the team with 30 tackles (19 solo) on the season. Darryl Roberts (23 tackles), Jamal Adams (20 tackles), Brian Poole (20 tackles) and Blake Cashman (21 tackles) are the next guys in line as far as making stops. Hewitt leads the team with four tackles for loss while Cashman has 3.5: Tarell Basham (11 tackles) and Steve McLendon (11 tackles, fumble recovery) each have three on the season. As a team, the Jets have recorded 24 tackles for loss on the season while forcing two fumbles and recovering four so far.
9th in run play percentage (43.99 percent)
11th in rushing attempts per game (27.8)
6th in rushing yards per game (140.8)
8th in yards per carry (5.1)
Tied for 6th in rushing TD (six)
13th in longest rush (42 yards)
17th in percentage of run plays against (40.16 percent)
17th in run plays per game against (25.5)
7th in rushing yards allowed per game (87.5)
Tied for 3rd in opposing yards per carry (3.4)
Tied for 18th in rushing TD allowed (five)
4th in longest rush allowed (23 yards)
The Jets have been pretty good against the run in the last few weeks but that's partially because they've been gashed by the pass. In addition, New York's offense has been so pathetic that opposing teams haven't had to grind the clock to secure a victory as each of their last three losses have come by double digits. Dallas has one of the best offensive lines in the league and the fact remains that, even though they were in a massive hole against the Packers last week, they still had success running the ball. The Cowboys are too dangerous to be held down for long and Elliott breaks out with a big game.
Advantage: Dallas Cowboys
New York Jets Running Offense
vs. Dallas Cowboys Running Defense
New York has struggled on the ground game even after shelling out big money to get Le'Veon Bell as a free agent after his holdout cost him all of the 2018 season while with Pittsburgh. The Jets have been unable to get much of anything going offensively thanks to their QB shuffle. New York was stifled by the Bills in the opener, running the ball 21 times for 68 yards. Things weren't much better against the Browns in week 2 as they were limited to 24 carries for 93 yards. Against New England in week three, New York finished with 20 carries for just 36 yards before recording 19 carries for 67 yards and their first rushing score of the year.
Bell leads the team with 71 carries for 206 yards via the ground game on the season. Ty Montgomery has run the ball nine times for 31 yards in his action. The team has had just four other rushing attempts so far this season: Jamison Crowder has one carry for four yards while Darnold has one rush for no yards on the season. Bilal Powell (one carry, four yards) and Vyncint Smith (one carry, 19 yards, TD) have the other attempts. All told this season, the Jets have no run plays that have covered at least 20 yards: their longest run of the season came on Smith's end around against the Eagles. New York has picked up 10 first downs on the ground this season.
Dallas Cowboys Run Defense
Dallas was hurt by the ground game early by the Giants: Saquon Barkley's first run of the season covered 59 yards and helped set up the first New York touchdown. Overall, Dallas was hit for 151 yards on 17 carries plus a touchdown. Since the opener, the Cowboys have been terrific at containing the run game of the opposition. Dallas limited Washington to only 17 carries for 47 yards in week 2 and then clamped down on Miami, giving up 24 carries for 72 yards in week 3. The Cowboys were hurt a bit by the run in week 4 as they allowed 27 carries for 117 yards to New Orleans. Dallas had issues stopping Green Bay on the ground in week 5 as the Packers ran the ball 29 times for 120 yards and four scores.
Jaylon Smith leads the team with 45 tackles (32 solo) and a forced fumble on the season. Leighton Vander Esch (41 tackles, forced fumble), Xavier Woods (29 tackles, forced fumble), Jeff Heath (25 tackles) and Chidobe Awuzie (25 tackles, fumble recovery) are in the mix for the team's leading tacklers. Smith leads the team with four tackles for loss while DeMarcus Lawrence (seven tackles, forced fumble, two fumble recoveries), Robert Quinn (seven tackles) and Maliek Collins (four tackles) each have three to rank second on the team in that department. All told, the Cowboys have 23 tackles for loss, six forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries this season.
22nd in run play percentage (37 percent)
27th in rushing attempts per game (21)
30th in rushing yards per game (66)
31st in yards per carry (3.1)
Tied for 28th in rushing TD (one)
8th in percentage of run plays against (36.08 percent)
13th in rushing yards allowed per game (101.4)
17th in opposing yards per carry (4.4)
Tied for 25th in rushing TD allowed (six)
21st in longest rush allowed (59 yards)
New York has struggled to run the ball with any consistency this season as they have failed to crack the century mark in a game at this point. Perhaps getting Darnold back under center can help the passing game, which would force Dallas to stop from putting eight or nine in the box and force the Jets to the air to beat them. With that said, the Cowboys do have a solid front seven and with Bell failing to register much of an impact so far, it's tough to have much faith in the New York ground game.
Dallas Cowboys Passing Offense
vs. New York Jets Passing Defense
Dallas has been extremely effective moving the ball through the air and with each passing game, Dak Prescott sees the value of his next contract going up. He was nearly perfect in the season opener against the Giants, throwing for 405 yards and four scores. That was followed up with a stellar outing against Washington as he threw for 269 yards plus an additional three touchdowns. Last week against Miami, he struggled a bit to complete passes but still finished with 246 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Against New Orleans, Prescott was kept in check as he completed 22 of 33 passes for 223 yards with no touchdowns and an interception. Game flow forced him to the air more than he would like against the Packers: he threw for a career-high 463 yards against them but did toss three picks.
Prescott usually does a good job in taking care of the ball. He has struggled lately, throwing an interception in two straight games for the first time in his career.
"I've never had a stretch like this," he said Thursday. "I think I told (Amari) Cooper something like, 'Damn, these are coming in bunches.'
"Some of them are frustrating, but at my position you've got to let them go and you've got to keep moving forward. That's the great part about this position – you get the ball in your hands the next play."
Prescott has completed 119 of 171 passes for 1,606 yards with 11 touchdown passes against six interceptions. He has been sacked only six times on the year. Amari Cooper is the team's leading receiver with 32 receptions for 514 yards and five scores. Michael Gallup has 20 receptions for 339 yards while Randall Cobb (17 grabs, 210 yards, TD), tight end Jason Witten (17 catches, 173 yards, two TD) and Devin Smith (five catches, 113 yards, TD) are valuable options. Gallup has missed two games after knee surgery but returned to action against Green Bay in week 5. The Cowboys have 24 pass plays covering at least 20 yards this season: Cooper leads the team with eight such plays while Gallup adds five and Cobb four.
"Their Pro Bowl offensive line, probably one of the best running backs in football, explosive wide receiver, good slot wide receiver, Hall of Fame tight end, quarterback's pretty good," Jets head coach Adam Gase said before breaking into laughter. "Outside of that …"
New York Jets Passing Defense
New York has struggled against the passing game in the early going as they haven't generated a consistent pass rush.The Jets gave up 254 yards and a score to the Bills followed by 325 yards to the Browns. New York was torched for 320 yards by New England before bouncing back by limiting Philadelphia to 189 yards in week five. Of course, the Jets have had some contentious moments as both Trumaine Johnson and Jamal Adams have been benched at times in the first quarter of the season, leading to a lot of controversy within the organization.
Hewitt leads the team with two sacks on the year while Jenkins, Basham and McLendon each have one sack to tie for second on the team. Cashman and Bronson Kaufusi (three tackles, half a tackle for loss) each have a half sack on the season. Poole and Adams each have three pass defenses to share the team lead while Hewitt, Marcus Maye (18 tackles) and Mosley each have two. Mosley (TD), Adams (TD), Hewitt and Roberts each have one interception for the Jets this season. New York has totaled six sacks, 17 pass defenses and four interceptions with a pair of defensive touchdowns on the year.
24th in pass play percentage (56.01 percent)
5th in completion percentage (69.6)
4th in passing yards per game (312)
Tied for 3rd in TD passes (11)
Tied for 26th in INT thrown (six)
1st in net yards per pass attempt (9.1)
13th in longest pass play (62 yards)
5th in passer rating (106)
16th in pass play percentage against (59.84 percent)
21st in passing yards per game allowed (260.2)
7th in completion percentage allowed (61.6)
Tied for 7th in TD passes allowed (five)
Tied for 11th in INT (four)
Tied for 28th in sacks (six)
7th in passer rating allowed (84.5)
19th in net yards per pass attempt (7.1)
New York has already given up two 300-yard passing games this season and that's been a major problem for them defensively this season. The Jets even made Josh Allen look pretty effective as he went over the 250 yard mark in the opener. Dallas can move the ball through the air and they have some terrific options in Cooper, Gallup and Cobb, not to mention Witten and Jarwin at tight end. The Cowboys threw more than they wanted to last week but they can exploit weaknesses: the line negates the Jets' already meager pass rush and that makes life easy for Prescott.
"I have a lot of respect for what they do, and how they go about doing it," Jets defensive coordinator Gregg Williams said following Friday's practice. "They do a good job with the presence of running the football first, and when you do that, that also sets up so many other things for the quarterback."
New York Jets Passing Offense
vs. Dallas Cowboys Passing Defense
New York's passing offense has been poor and there are multiple reasons for that limited production. For starters, the Jets have a lack of proven commodities to work with: Quincy Enunwa was lost for the season after neck surgery while Chris Herndon missed the first four games with a suspension. He pulled a hamstring in practice and is week to week. That leaves the inconsistent Robby Anderson, the struggling Demaryius Thomas and a guy best suited for playing in the slot in Jamison Crowder. Throw in that the team has played three quarterbacks already and things get that much bleaker. New York had 175 yards in the opener against the Bills and only a late flurry pushed them over 200 yards against the Browns: they finished with 201. The numbers cratered the last couple of games: the Jets had only 98 yards against the Patriots and a measly 120 against Philadelphia.
Sam Darnold is the starter when he's healthy: he's completed 28 of 41 passes for 175 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions this season. He's been sacked four times this year and is expected to make his return from mononucleosis this week after missing the last three games. Luke Falk is 47 of 73 for 416 yards with no touchdowns and three interceptions this season: he's been sacked 16 times. Trevor Siemian is three of six for three yards with no touchdowns or picks: he was sacked twice. He also is done for the year after suffering ligament damage to his ankle against the Browns. Crowder is second on the team with 22 receptions for 174 yards on the season. Le'Veon Bell has reeled in a team-leading 27 passes for 166 yards and a score out of the backfield while Anderson has 11 receptions for 131 yards on the season. As a team, the Jets have four pass plays that have covered at least 20 yards this season: Anderson has reeled in two of them while Crowder and Braxton Berrios (two catches, 29 yards) have the other big plays.
Dallas Cowboys Passing Defense
Dallas gave up 323 yards through the air: they gave up one touchdown pass without recording a pick and finished with just one sack in their opening game against the Giants. The Cowboys have improved in the last couple of games: they allowed 221 yards and two scores against Washington with one sack and then limited Miami to 229 yards with no scores while recording three sacks. Against New Orleans in week four, the Cowboys allowed 193 yards through the air but their pass rush finally came to life. After recording only five sacks in the first three weeks of the season, Dallas had five of Teddy Bridgewater in week 4. Green Bay threw for 238 yards against the Cowboys in week 5 as they leaned on the ground game and short fields from turnovers.
Quinn leads the team with three sacks on the season while Lawrence is next in line with 2.5 sacks. Collins and Smith each have a pair of sacks while Tyrone Crawford (one tackle, tackle for loss) and Dorance Armstrong (six tackles, tackle for loss) each have one sack. Awuzie leads the team with five pass defenses while Heath and Anthony Brown (11 tackles, half-tackle for loss) each have four: Vander Esch, Quinn and Byron Jones (18 tackles) each have two this season. Awuzie recorded the team's lone interception of the season in week 4 against New Orleans. The Cowboys have recorded 12 sacks, 24 pass defenses and one interception so far on the season.
11th in pass play percentage (63 percent)
16th in completion percentage (65)
32nd in passing yards per game (113.5)
32nd in TD passes (one)
Tied for 11th in INT thrown (three)
32nd in net yards per pass attempt (3.8)
32nd in longest pass play (36 yards)
30th in passer rating (69.2)
9th in passing yards per game allowed (220.4)
18th in completion percentage allowed (65.3)
Tied for 2nd in TD passes allowed (three)
Tied for 29th in INT (one)
Tied for 16th in sacks (12)
Tied for 8th in passer rating allowed (85.9)
6th in net yards per pass attempt (5.8)
The Jets haven't been able to do much in the passing game so far this season. Darnold's return gives them a better quarterback situation but the fact remains that they still have an unimpressive receiver group to work with offensively. Dallas has been relatively effective at keeping teams in check since giving up 300-plus yards to the Giants in the opener. The Cowboys aren't generating much in the way of turnovers but the fact remains that until New York proves that they can do anything offensively, you can't put a ton of faith in them.
Dallas is ninth in the league in scoring offense as they put up 26.2 points per game on the season. The Cowboys are first in the league in total offense with 452.8 yards per game and stand first in yards per play with 7.2 yards per snap. Dallas is seventh in the league in scoring defense as they give up an average of 18 points per contest. The Cowboys are 6th in total defense as they allow 321.8 yards per game and stand 7th as they give up 5.1 yards per play. Dallas is tied for 24th in the takeaway/giveaway department as they are a -4 on the season.
The Cowboys are a solid fourth in red-zone success as they have cashed in 68.75 percent of their drives that got inside the opposition's 20-yard line into touchdowns. Dallas is 7th in red-zone defense as they held opposing teams to a 47.37 percent success rate as far as scoring touchdowns go. Dallas is 4th in the league in third-down conversions as they have converted 48 percent of their situations this season. The Cowboys are solid in getting off the field as opposing teams have converted 26.23 percent of their third downs, which is second in the league. Dallas is 26th in the league in time of possession as they hold the ball 47.94 percent of the time.
Brett Maher hit all 17 extra-point attempts and is four of seven on field goals with a long of 36 this season. Chris Jones has punted 16 times with an average of 42.5 yards per punt: he has a net average of 38.8 yards per kick this season. Pollard has averaged 24.3 yards per return on three kickoff returns with a long of 28. Jones has placed six punts inside the 20 with one touchback on the year. Randall Cobb has averaged 5.5 yards on his two kickoff returns this year and nine yards on his two punt returns. Cedrick Wilson has averaged 6.5 yards on his two punt returns. Tavon Austin averages 4.5 yards on four punt returns.
The Jets are struggling on the offensive side of the ball this season as they are currently 31st in the league with 9.8 points per contest. New York is 32nd in total offense as they average 179.5 yards per contest while ranking a miserable 32nd in yards per play as they pick up only 3.2 yards per snap. The Jets are solid defensively, ranking 14th in the league in scoring defense by allowing 20 points per contest. New York is 12th in the league in total defense by allowing 347.8 yards per game and 13th in yards per play by allowing 5.5 yards per snap. In giveaway/takeaway, the Jets are tied for ninth with a +2 ratio this season.
The Jets are near the top of the pack as they are seventh in the league in scoring touchdowns in the red zone as they cash in on 66.67 percent of their chances. Defensively, New York has been mediocre as they are 31st in red zone defense by allowing 70 percent of drives to reach the red zone to end in touchdowns. The Jets are struggling in third down conversions, ranking 32nd by converting 21.05 percent of their third down situations in addition to one of six fourth downs. New York's defense is 16th in those situations as they hold the opposition to a 39.22 percent success on their third downs. The Jets are 22nd in the league in time of possession by holding the ball 48.43 percent of the time this season.
Kaare Vedvik was the team's kicker on opening day but was cut after the loss to the Bills. He missed his lone extra point attempt and his lone field goal try in the contest. Sam Ficken is two of two on extra points and one of two on field goals with a long of 46 this season. Lachlan Edwards has averaged 47 yards on 32 punts this season with a net average of 42.7 yards per kick. He has dropped 11 punts inside the opposition's 20-yard line without recording a touchback. Trenton Cannon has averaged 19.2 yards on five kick returns with a long of 28 while Berrios had 10 yards on his lone kickoff return. He averages 5.7 yards on three punt returns with a long of 12 this season.
New York doesn't generate a ton of red zone opportunities, so their percentage is a bit misleading. When you're averaging less than 10 points a game, it's tough to win games and that is what New York has faced in the first quarter of the season. Dallas has been good offensively and if they curtail the turnover problems they had against the Packers, they should be in good shape. The Jets' MVP so far might be Edwards: who knows how much worse things could be if he wasn't flipping field position this season. The Cowboys are more efficient, especially when it comes to extending drives, while New York has been abysmal on third downs.
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Until we see what Darnold can do offensively in an effort to spark what has been a moribund offensive attack, it's tough to have much faith in the Jets. Sure, the Cowboys have dropped two straight games but they lost to the Saints by two before getting hammered early by Green Bay. Those two teams are playoff contenders in the NFC: the Jets are a team that has as many touchdowns defensively (two) as they've mustered offensively this season. Dallas has already won on the road this season, beating Washington in week 2, while the Jets have yet to put up more than 16 points in a game this season. Meanwhile, the Cowboys have put up at least 24 points in four of their five games and have gone over the 30 point mark three times.
The Cowboys are 6-0 ATS in their last 6 games in Week 6, 7-1 ATS in their last 8 road games vs. a team with a losing home record and 4-1 ATS vs. a team with a losing record. New York has gone 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games following a straight up loss, 1-5-1 ATS vs. a team with a winning record, 1-5-1 ATS in their last 7 games following a straight up loss of more than 14 points and 1-5-1 ATS in their last 7 games overall. The line is a little surprising: too much is being made of the Cowboys' back to back defeats along with Darnold's return. Dallas should win this one by double figures: give the touchdown.
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Dallas has three injuries on their injury report, all which come on the offensive side of the ball. Each is questionable and it will be interesting to see how things play out for each of those players. Randall Cobb is questionable with a back injury though the reports say that the team expects him to take the field and play. The other injuries are to their starting tackles: Tyron Smith, who missed last week with an ankle injury, and La'el Collins is dealing with a knee injury. Dallas hopes that one or both of them can play: otherwise, Cam Fleming will step in on one side while the opposite side would be up to the coaching staff.
New York made a move on Saturday as they waived Luke Falk after reinstating linebacker Brandon Copeland after he finished his four-game suspension for PEDs. His return is important, especially with Mosley doubtful again with a groin injury. Henry Anderson is also doubtful with a shoulder injury while Jordan Jenkins is questionable with a calf injury. On the offensive side of the ball, Chris Herndon is out with a hamstring injury while starting guard Kelechi Osemele is doubtful with shoulder and knee injuries. In addition, receivers Josh Bellamy and Demaryius Thomas are questionable while backup running back Trenton Cannon is doubtful as well. It's safe to say that the Jets are knee deep in injuries.
The weather is expected to be fairly decent, especially for mid-October in the northeast. The game-time temperature is expected to be in the mid-60s for this contest with mostly sunny skies. Winds are expected to come from the northwest around five miles an hour with gusts up to 10 miles per hour. There is no rain in the forecast and the sunny skies are expected to dominate the majority of the window for this contest.
When the initial lines opened for this contest, Dallas was a seven-point favorite with the over/under set at 45 points. As of Saturday afternoon, the line has stayed static with Dallas being a seven-point favorite in the contest. The over/under has ticked downward slightly as it has moved to 44.5 points in this contest. Currently, the moneyline shows Dallas as a steep -340 to -360 favorite while the Jets can be found as a +275 to +295 underdog depending on the sportsbook. As of this writing, 73 percent of the bets are backing the Cowboys -7 points. When it comes to the moneyline, a solid majority, 67 percent of the wagers, are backing the Cowboys as the visiting team. Meanwhile, 66 percent of bets are projecting this one to go over the total.
The Jets are dealing with a slew of injuries and not even the return of Darnold is going to magically fix all that is wrong with the franchise. Dallas has gotten plenty of flak with their back to back losses with some questioning if Kellen Moore is capable of calling the plays as offensive coordinator. Facing a New York team that doesn't generate much offense doesn't make for much of a challenge. Give the Cowboys the upper hand in this one as they cruise to the win.
Prediction: Dallas Cowboys -7
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New York put up 16 points in Darnold's lone start this season: the team has only 23 points in the three games that he missed. It might be a challenge for the Jets to get much going with their second-year QB back as there simply aren't a ton of options for him to work with on that side of the ball. Dallas couldn't get going until the third quarter against Green Bay but still finished with more points in the second half than the Jets have had in the last three combined. Will the Cowboys get their offense back on track and deliver some big point totals against the reeling Jets?
The under is 7-3 in the Cowboys' last 10 games after allowing more than 30 points in their previous game, 7-3 in their last 10 road games vs. a team with a losing home record and 19-9 in their last 28 vs. a team with a losing record. New York has seen the under go 4-0 in their last 4 games after allowing more than 30 points in their previous game, 5-1 in their last 6 games after accumulating less than 250 total yards in their previous game and 4-1 in their last five overall. It's hard to see New York helping to push this one over the total, even if Dallas puts up 27 to 31 points. Lean toward the under in this contest.
Prediction: Under 43
Half-time Side Bet
Seeing how the Jets have done next to nothing offensively all season long, it's hard to say that just because Darnold is back under center, that the team will suddenly turn things around. New York has a measly nine points in the first half this season and their lone touchdown was a pick-six by Mosley against the Bills in the opener. By comparison, Dallas has held the lead at the half in three of their five games. The Cowboys are clearly the better team and should prove it early. Dallas has a chip on their shoulder and that carries them to a halftime lead.
Half-time Total Bet
New York has yet to see much offense in the opening half of games this season as they have only nine points in the first half this season. That's not in one game, that's on the season in their first four contests. Dallas hasn't set the world on fire offensively, scoring only three points in the first half of their last two games. Before that, the Cowboys had 45 first half points in their first three games. All things considered, it's hard to see this one going over the number at the half unless the Jets were to score double digits. Seeing how they haven't reached that mark in four combined games, this one falls under the number.
Prediction: Under 22.5
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The Orchard of Lost Souls by Nadifa Mohamed
Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, 2013; 336 pp
Reviewed by Jordan Williams
With her second novel, The Orchard of Lost Souls, Nadifa Mohamed affirms her place among other writers of her generation (Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie being probably the most prominent at the moment) who are mining the revolutionary history of their native countries for essential truths. Mohamed's affinity for such historical research is evident. The Acknowledgments section at the end of the novel doubles as a bibliography of her key sources. However, Mohamed is doing more than merely reanimating her native Somalia in the historical moments immediately following her own family's emigration. She's also reviving the human struggle for morality that often, in times of revolution, gets conflated with war propaganda and mythic notions of indomitable masculinity.
The novel opens as Kawsar, an elderly woman, intervenes on behalf of Deqo, an orphaned refugee about to be punished for giving a bad performance during a government-sponsored rally. Her act of defiance allows the orphan girl a chance to escape, but the police simply arrest Kawsar instead. Following a brutal interrogation scene, a hospitalized Kawsar advises her neighbor Dahabo against revenge, claiming that her interrogator is merely "a child of her time." Dahabo rejects her friend's ambivalence and replies, "No, it is the other way around. Those with sick hearts have made the time what it is."
In the late 1980s, Somalia faced a critical turning point. Two decades prior, Somalis had determined that their nation must be independent from Britain and Italy, but there still remained the matter of how that independence would manifest itself. Would the nation's newfound unity be affirmed by a military dictatorship or could rebel forces rewrite Somalia's complicated history yet again? By now we know that rebel forces did eventually succeed in toppling Siad Barre's regime. Centralized national power became a thing of the past, replaced mostly by the all-too-familiar brand of stability offered by local, fundamentalist rule. But how fully did this seismic political shift reflect the lives and concerns of Somalis? Mohamed's novel steps in where sweeping overviews like the one I've just offered fail. By writing The Orchard of Lost Souls, Mohamed is in effect asking readers to imagine the role that everyday decisions made by ordinary women play in shaping the soul of a country sitting on the brink of revolution.
Dahabo's insight could be read as the novel's central point of contention. As Mohamed's main characters reveal the stories behind their scarred hearts, readers are invited to puzzle over the relationship between personality and circumstance. For example, it initially seems clear that Kawsar's nascent rebelliousness stems entirely from the pain of losing her only child, Hodan, who dared once to protest the military regime. However, it is eventually revealed that Kawsar's husband also took a stand against corruption when he served as chief of police. This appears to lend credence to Kawsar's suggestion that "Hodan must have got it from somewhere."
Mohamed's two other main characters, Filsan and Deqo, draw attention to the misogyny that seems to permeate their country. Early in the novel, Filsan, an Internal Security officer, earns a meeting with the esteemed General Haaruun but she quickly discovers that he is only interested in parading her in front of foreign dignitaries and molesting her in the back seat of his Mercedes. Frustrated by the realization that "even in her uniform [men] see nothing more than breasts and a hole," Filsan eventually takes her aggression out on Kawsar during her interrogation. As for Deqo, the child who is saved by Kawsar's act of defiance, she faces similar difficulties after being adopted by a prostitute named Nasra. Although circumstance has required Deqo to live as a feral child, vulnerable to her hostile environment from an early age, it soon becomes clear that she has quite a bit of innocence left to lose. Deqo emerges from her time with Nasra possessing little more than a confused sense of her burgeoning womanhood.
As readers will expect, the lives of these three women converge once again by the novel's end. Although Mohamed isn't breaking new ground with style or form, she does demonstrate an earnestness that for many readers will be its own reward. With Somalia's impending Civil War lending the novel a sense of urgency it would otherwise lack, Mohamed's main characters must each decide whether circumstances will determine their morality or vice versa.

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Nestled away in the magnificent UKlahlamba Drakensberg mountain selection in the Kamberg Valley in the vicinity of Giant's Castle, you will uncover Cleopatras Mountain Farmhouse. This exceptional Gourmand mountain lodge is 200 km from Durban airport and 450 km from Johannesburg international airport. I drove down from Johannesburg and the excursion took me around 5 hours along the N3 toll highway prior to coming off at Mooi River. From there, it really is no far more than thirty miles and although the directions ended up good, it is a good idea to have out this element of the generate by daylight to make it simpler to see the landmarks that are explained in the instructions.
In the extended run, I arrived but as it was darkish, I was not in a situation to wholly recognize the attractiveness of its location until finally the up coming working day. I experienced also confirmed up considerably too late for the six program night meal which was a pity. There are 11 suites at Cleopatras and each one particular is special. I was checked into area two, the Scandinavian place and it was wonderful and very spacious.
Drakensberg mountains accommodation experienced been a lengthy day so I before long received into my mattress that was warmed by an electric powered blanket and went to slumber.
I got up early as I experienced a prolonged travel to the Zulu Battlefields ahead of me but very first I needed to have a seem spherical. The early morning mist hung above the encircling mountains and I could well see precisely what a spectacular location it was. I produced my way to the breakfast space the place a great three course meal was dished up to established me up nicely for the working day. The chef at Cleopatras produces his foodstuff with flavour as his principal intention and I had to say that I was not let down. In simple fact, I don't remember the last time I was dished up such a wonderful breakfast.


I am very excited to announce that Microsoft has decided to take StyleCop Open Source under the MS-PL license. Specifically, this means that we will create a new project on CodePlex.com containing the full code base for StyleCop, and all future development on StyleCop will be done from that CodePlex site. Microsoft will continue to manage the StyleCop project, and Microsoft will be responsible for creating and releasing official signed builds. However, we will also take code submissions from the community, and you will have access to all of the source!
Since StyleCop was released publicly, there has been an overwhelmingly positive response from the C# development community. StyleCop has been adopted by many developers and dev teams worldwide. Many tools related to StyleCop have sprung up and StyleCop has been integrated into a number of different C# development environments. This has been excellent to see.
At the same time, many of you have complained about the slow pace of bugfixes and updates, about limitations in the license, and about some big things like a lack of support for VB.Net. Now you have the opportunity to solve these issues by writing the code, and making the tool better for everyone.
In a few weeks we will be taking the StyleCop CodePlex site live, and shortly after that we will be releasing StyleCop 4.4, which provides full support for C# 4.0, as well as a large number of bugfixes and other improvements. Stay tuned!


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Misusing U.S. Sanctions Will Sap Their Power
Jarrett Blanc
Summary: The influence of U.S. sanctions derives from America's central position in international finance—particularly its control over the invisible plumbing that allows money to move around the world.
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Since taking office President Trump has not hesitated to threaten or implement sanctions against countries like Venezuela and North Korea. Sanctions are useful tools, but Mr. Trump and bipartisan majorities in Congress run the risk of making them less effective.
Jarrett Blanc was a senior fellow in the Geoeconomics and Strategy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
The U.S. economy's size is not the primary reason its sanctions are so powerful: Countries without a significant trade relationship with the U.S. can still be severely damaged by bilateral sanctions. Though the European Union's gross domestic product almost matches America's, EU sanctions are much less devastating. This influence derives from America's central position in international finance—particularly its control over the invisible plumbing that allows money to move around the world.
Recognizing how much of their work touches the U.S., major foreign banks will often go so far as to treat themselves as "U.S. persons" for legal and regulatory purposes. Countries or entities subject to U.S. sanctions thus have a very difficult time with even simple banking transactions, which is catastrophic for trade.
Yet America's dominant place in international banking, like its position in the broader international system, can be lost. The international financial plumbing can be changed with the investment of time and resources by banks, governments and regulators. So far there have not been sufficient incentives to make those changes, but governments and banks will reconsider if the U.S. abuses its position.
Policy makers and regulators in the U.S. have long been sensitive to this risk. They have taken it into account in the application of new sanctions and have worked closely with foreign banks to ensure they're doing permissible business—even business barred to their American competitors. For example, outreach surrounding the Iran deal was designed to assure foreign businesses and regulators that remaining U.S. sanctions were tailored and not a back door to enforcing the sanctions lifted by the deal. Thanks to these efforts, major foreign banks working with Iran have largely chosen to work with U.S. officials and stay in careful compliance.
The U.S. government's caution seems to have been lost with the latest sanctions against Iran, Russia and North Korea—legislation that passed with overwhelming support from both parties and was signed into law by a hesitant Mr. Trump. The new sanctions will do little to change the kinds of commerce allowed with the target countries. The law's main function is to shift influence over lifting sanctions from the White House to Capitol Hill.
Congress has historically found it more attractive to levy sanctions than to lift them. Sanctions generally target adversaries, so that even if a country changes the policy that prompted sanctions, it likely will have other problems with the U.S. Some members of Congress will be tempted to promote these remaining issues as new reason to keep sanctions in place. That's why the 1974 Jackson-Vanik restrictions on most-favored-nation status for Russia stayed in place for a generation after Russia opened up emigration restrictions, the legislation's original aim. Mr. Trump is right to say the shift in power toward Congress will make it harder to use sanctions as a chit in international negotiations.
For those who are deeply concerned by Russian meddling in other countries' elections—and by Mr. Trump's apparent nonchalance—congressional authority over sanctions may feel like progress. For banks, governments and regulators abroad, it looks as if the U.S. is turning sanctions from means of achieving particular ends into permanent stigmas. That makes it more attractive to find ways to leave the U.S. banking system.
Mr. Trump also is threatening loudly to trash the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, better known as the Iran deal. Never mind that America's international partners and the intelligence community agree that Iran is fulfilling its commitments. The U.S. built an international consensus that Iran's nuclear program was a problem. European and Asian partners took appropriate action, suffering real economic harm by ratcheting back oil purchases and other commerce with Iran and then working to negotiate the deal. If the U.S. cannot take "yes" for an answer, those same partners likely will be at least as concerned about the threat posed by America's financial power as the threat of Iran's nuclear program.
In a time when U.S. consistency and reliability is openly questioned by some of America's closest allies, threats of permanent sanctions will draw more attention to the risks of being dependent on the U.S. financial system. America's importance as an international financial hub will not disappear overnight, and neither will the reach of U.S. sanctions. If the U.S. comes to be seen as an untrustworthy custodian, there will be a slow and inexorable erosion of America's role and influence.
Sanctions compare favorably with any other tool the U.S. has—and certainly very favorably to military action. Sanctions can help address real problems in the world, which is why the U.S. should not fritter them away.
This article was originally published in the Wall Street Journal.
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Front Door Decor – The main door must be very attractive to guarantee the good impression of the visitors to receive good energies. When the house is decorated, the first place to decorate is the main door, since it is the first thing visitors see. The decoration that has the entrance door directly influences the decoration of the interior of the home. Therefore, it is convenient to create a good decoration to fill the home with style and warmth.
Designing the front door decor is easy. For example, just by taking into account the color you can highlight the door quickly. Depends on the style you want to reflect, you should opt for a specific color. For example: if you are looking to create an elegant look, the ideal is to opt for dark shades such as coffee brown.
Or if you are looking for a much more energetic and fun style you can choose the color red or yellow. You can also design the front door decor by placing some plants around. It is to attract everyone's attention. In this case, it is recommended to use large pots and plants that last all year in perfect condition. You can also choose flowering plants. Although you must change at each station to keep the place always flowered.


pastapasta wrote: I failed management for the second time. Do you guys think I should enlist the help of bohtong for the 1 to 1 session or just give up?
Hey there, don't give up! I failed the management rounds three times before I finally made it on my fourth attempt! I guess sometimes the interviewers do get moved by the perseverance shown, so do slip in the fact (if you haven't already) that it isn't your first time trying, and what it is exactly that made you come back time and again to give it another shot.
I failed three times too and made it on my fourth. Btw when are you starting?
Hello there. Any one still waiting for call or letter from 23rd Novemeber 2013 interview?
heyyy! im 18feb too! batch 05/14.
I read from one blog forgot i think it was BT himself. There is interviewer didnt like the candidate gg for the seminar and fail the interviewee? I think any preparation is good as long as you need to speak things positive about yourself and support the claim. Just like short stint job, if you can provide a good answer to back yourself up. It also can clear your interview.
Also by stating and never give up attitude interviewer also can pass your interviewer and moved by you.
Hey Decemberrr, ruthrinlim and 29lam, im starting on the 11th feb!
any friends of yours starting on that date as well? hope to know you guys before we bum into each other in STC!
danseur_16 wrote: Hey Decemberrr, ruthrinlim and 29lam, im starting on the 11th feb!
Hi Danseur, congrats! i've not known anyone starting on 11 feb!
Danseur, I sent you a PM.
Anyone know the chances of passing for someone who has mild heart murmur problems? I tried googling, not much info found. TIA!
29lam wrote: Anyone know the chances of passing for someone who has mild heart murmur problems? I tried googling, not much info found. TIA!
If you google SIA medical check up, you will find that they are particular on this matter.
thanks ruthrinlim! ill google on that.
Hello ruthrinlim, I've emailed you already. Thank you!
and to 29lam, thank you, congrats to you too!
Hey guys! Just to ask if anyone went for the second xray or urine test? I'm not called up for any additional test, so does that mean that it's ok? I'm not very sure so I would not want to conclude anything yet.
And anyone declared their hospitalisation for fever ( or minor stuff) and got through??


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'Wonder Woman 3' is coming soon after Warner Bros. calls '1984' a hit
New York (CNN Business)The box office numbers are in, and Warner Bros. says "Wonder Woman 1984" is a hit.
The "Wonder Woman" sequel debuted at an estimated $16.7 million in the United States during the holiday weekend, Warner Bros. said on Sunday. The film has brought in $85 million worldwide at the box office so far. By comparison, the first "Wonder Woman" movie in 2017 debuted to a $103 million domestic box office opening in its first weekend, and it ultimately grossed $822 million around the world. But that was a different time, before the virus, when people were unafraid to go to theaters. "Wonder Woman 1984" debuted in 2,100 theaters nationwide — half of what the number that screened the first Wonder Woman movie during its opening weekend.Although Warner Bros. said the "Wonder Woman 1984" opening was a record high for the pandemic, that's a difficult number to assess. Some theaters that were open earlier in the year are now closed, and likewise many that had been closed have since opened.Nevertheless, the studio called the movie's debut a success, leading to another big announcement from Warner Bros, which, like CNN, is owned by AT&T (T) subsidiary WarnerMedia: It's fast-tracking production of "Wonder Woman 3." It will star Gal Gadot, and Patty Jenkins will direct the conclusions of the film's theatrical trilogy. Read More"As fans around the world continue to embrace Diana Prince, driving the strong opening weekend performance of Wonder Woman 1984, we are excited to be able continue her story with our real life Wonder Women — Gal and Patty — who will return to conclude the long-planned theatrical trilogy," said Toby Emmerich, chairman of Warner Bros. in a statement.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/27/media/wonder-woman-3-1984-box-office/index.html
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debuted
'We're injecting hope'
Pennsylvania lawmakers strip down to address mail-in voting issues
Kentucky lawmakers put decisions on black lung treatments in hands of industry-paid doctors
Politics December 28, 2020


Cultural awareness is a bit like communication and management, they are basic concepts that people understand, but huge mistakes can be made and they can be costly. Organizations that recognize the value of understanding the cultures in which they are working, have a much more positive track record of success.
Appreciating the value of intercultural competence is important, but creating a culturally sensitive environment with an enlightened staff requires specific expertise.
We can design intercultural programs, develop educational materials, train the trainers and suggest policies to develop the foundation for an interculturally enriched workplace.
Companies and their leadership who embrace the value of cultural competency will have more consistent, long-term effectiveness.


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Chickies Historic District is a national historic district located at East Donegal Township, West Hempfield Township, and Marietta, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The district includes 32 contributing buildings, 16 contributing sites, and 4 contributing structures in three areas.  They are: 1) floodplain along the Susquehanna River containing archaeological remains of iron furnaces; 2) the "Ironmasters' Hill" area of Marietta with five residences associated with ironmasters (c. 1848–1876); and 3) the Donegal Creek area with farmland, iron pits, and limestone quarries owned by the ironmasters.

It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005.

References

Historic districts in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Pennsylvania
National Register of Historic Places in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

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#ifndef __itkDeformationFieldSource_h
#define __itkDeformationFieldSource_h

#include "itkImageSource.h"
#include "itkKernelTransform.h"
#include "itkImageRegionIteratorWithIndex.h"

#ifndef ITKV3_COMPATIBILITY
#error "This file is only valid when ITKV3_COMPATIBILITY is turned on.  Users are encouraged to convert to itkLandmarkDisplacementFieldSource.h in ITKv4"
#endif

namespace itk
{
/** \class DeformationFieldSource
 * \brief Computes a deformation field from two sets of landmarks.
 *
 * DeformationFieldSource produces a deformation field from two set of input
 * landmarks.  One set of landmarks are associated to the input space while the
 * second set of landmarks is associated with the output space.
 *
 * A KernelBase spline is used to interpolate the deformations and produce
 * deformation values for all the nodes of the image grid that will be produced
 * as output.
 *
 * The number of landmarks in the KernelBased spline will have a dramatic
 * effect on both the precision of output deformation field and the
 * computational time required for the filter to complete the estimation.
 *
 *
 * This source object expects the image to be of pixel type Vector.
 *
 * \deprecated
 * \ingroup ImageSource
 * \ingroup ITKV3Compatibility
 */
template< class TOutputImage >
class ITK_EXPORT DeformationFieldSource:
  public ImageSource< TOutputImage >
{
public:
  /** Standard class typedefs. */
  typedef DeformationFieldSource      Self;
  typedef ImageSource< TOutputImage > Superclass;
  typedef SmartPointer< Self >        Pointer;
  typedef SmartPointer< const Self >  ConstPointer;

  typedef TOutputImage                         OutputImageType;
  typedef typename OutputImageType::Pointer    OutputImagePointer;
  typedef typename OutputImageType::RegionType OutputImageRegionType;

  /** Method for creation through the object factory. */
  itkNewMacro(Self);

  /** Run-time type information (and related methods). */
  itkTypeMacro(DeformationFieldSource, ImageSource);

  /** Number of dimensions. */
  itkStaticConstMacro(ImageDimension, unsigned int,
                      TOutputImage::ImageDimension);

  /** Transform typedef.
   *
   *  The KernelBased spline transform types are defined here.
   */
  typedef KernelTransform< double, itkGetStaticConstMacro(ImageDimension) > KernelTransformType;
  typedef typename KernelTransformType::PointSetType                        LandmarkPointSetType;
  typedef typename LandmarkPointSetType::PointType                          LandmarkPointType;
  typedef typename KernelTransformType::Pointer                             KernelTransformPointerType;
  typedef typename KernelTransformType::PointsContainer                     LandmarkContainer;
  typedef typename LandmarkContainer::ConstPointer                          LandmarkContainerPointer;

  /** Image size typedef. */
  typedef typename OutputImageType::SizeType OutputSizeType;

  /** Image index typedef. */
  typedef typename OutputImageType::IndexType OutputIndexType;

  /** Image pixel value typedef. */
  typedef typename TOutputImage::PixelType    OutputPixelType;
  typedef typename OutputPixelType::ValueType OutputPixelComponentType;

  /** Image spacing typedef */
  typedef typename TOutputImage::SpacingType   SpacingType;
  typedef typename TOutputImage::PointType     OriginPointType;
  typedef typename TOutputImage::DirectionType DirectionType;

  /** Get/Set the coordinate transformation.
   * Set the KernelBase spline used for resampling the deformation grid.
   * */
  itkSetObjectMacro(KernelTransform, KernelTransformType);
  itkGetModifiableObjectMacro(KernelTransform, KernelTransformType);

  /** Set the size of the output image. */
  itkSetMacro(OutputRegion, OutputImageRegionType);

  /** Get the size of the output image. */
  itkGetConstReferenceMacro(OutputRegion, OutputImageRegionType);

  /** Set the output image spacing. */
  itkSetMacro(OutputSpacing, SpacingType);
  virtual void SetOutputSpacing(const double *values);

  /** Get the output image spacing. */
  itkGetConstReferenceMacro(OutputSpacing, SpacingType);

  /** Set the output image origin. */
  itkSetMacro(OutputOrigin, OriginPointType);
  virtual void SetOutputOrigin(const double *values);

  /** Set the output direciton cosine matrix. */
  itkSetMacro(OutputDirection, DirectionType);
  itkGetConstReferenceMacro(OutputDirection, DirectionType);

  /** Get the output image origin. */
  itkGetConstReferenceMacro(OutputOrigin, OriginPointType);

  /** Set the list of source landmarks */
  itkSetConstObjectMacro(SourceLandmarks, LandmarkContainer);
  itkSetConstObjectMacro(TargetLandmarks, LandmarkContainer);

  /** DeformationFieldSource produces an image which is a different size
   * than its input.  As such, it needs to provide an implementation
   * for GenerateOutputInformation() in order to inform the pipeline
   * execution model.  The original documentation of this method is
   * below. \sa ProcessObject::GenerateOutputInformaton() */
  virtual void GenerateOutputInformation();

  /** Method Compute the Modified Time based on changed to the components. */
  unsigned long GetMTime(void) const;

protected:
  DeformationFieldSource();
  ~DeformationFieldSource() {}
  void PrintSelf(std::ostream & os, Indent indent) const;

  /**
   * GenerateData() computes the internal KernelBase spline and resamples
   * the deformation field.
   */
  void GenerateData();

  /** Subsample the input deformation field and generate the
   *  landmarks for the kernel base spline
   */
  void PrepareKernelBaseSpline();

private:
  DeformationFieldSource(const Self &); //purposely not implemented
  void operator=(const Self &);         //purposely not implemented

  KernelTransformPointerType m_KernelTransform;      // Coordinate transform to
                                                     // use

  OutputImageRegionType m_OutputRegion;              // Region of the output
                                                     // image
  SpacingType     m_OutputSpacing;                   // output image spacing
  OriginPointType m_OutputOrigin;                    // output image origin
  DirectionType   m_OutputDirection;                 // output image direction
                                                     // cosines

  LandmarkContainerPointer m_SourceLandmarks;        // List of source landmarks
  LandmarkContainerPointer m_TargetLandmarks;        // List of target landmarks
};
} // end namespace itk

#ifndef ITK_MANUAL_INSTANTIATION
#include "itkDeformationFieldSource.hxx"
#endif

#endif


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Krzysztof Lisowski
CG Trader
NFT - Old Projects
THE SCAN OF THE DRAWINGS SHOWN BELOW HAVE A SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED RESOLUTION, WATERMARK AND A VERY LOW QUALITY DUE TO THEIR ORIGINAL FORMS.
The entire collection is a collection of works made in various techniques, including pencil, pen, crayon, felt-tip pen.
All the works were done by hand in the years 1985 - 1988. At that time I was attending primary school. It is the only such collection, the whole was digitized around 2005, now the NFT tokens are the only copy of these works. There is no other copy available on the Internet, and the play has not been published until today.
20 th Centry Fox
The picture was inspired and had a huge impact on the young mind of the movie "Star Trek: The Voyage Home"
The Chip
Imagination in a young mind is great, and trying to put it on paper can be fascinating, Here we have a visualization of the idea of a microprocessor, without any technical knowledge (because where does it come from in a child).
Cyber Text
This is one of a series of works that was supposed to start a graphic story inspired by "Star Wars". This particular card served as an introduction to the world.
Another in a series of graphic stories about Trigaw Charlatan, depicting a civilization in space, here you can see a clear inspiration from 'Star Wars'
Human dash
Loose interpretation of alternative life on earth, one of the first attempts at painting with a feather.
A very interesting attempt to create the image with a pencil, no sharp contours, the image is visible only thanks to the shadows.
An attempt to combine the fantasy world and SF, interestingly enough, the whole work, despite the clear layering, was created without any sketches or templates, just out of the head. the content was supposed to be the cover of a whole series of graphics.
Passion for mathematics, and in particular geometry and perspective in one work. Everything created with felt-tip pens and a pencil. The whole work required precision, no room for errors, one stroke, one line.
An attempt to present care and suffering in one work of art. Another image made in a non-contour technique, the whole work is visible mostly thanks to the shadows.
Graphics made only with a pencil with very visible contours, it is difficult to describe what is happening here, but it certainly leaves a lot to be interpreted, the leitmotif of levitation.
Another page of the graphic story, you can clearly see the inspiration of fantasy and SF, technique - pencil and pen.
An attempt to pierce the fourth wall by creating a drawn and labeled piece of paper on both sides. Another part of the graphic story. Pencil plus crayon.
The culmination of passion in the subject of geometry and perspective, a full set of tools was used: pencil, pen, felt-tip pen, crayon, pen.
Images or maybe stop signs, a loose form of images in a picture, with the leitmotif of graphic signs, an interesting attempt to distinguish individual elements by means of color. Crayon and pencil.
Almost completely contour-free attempt to place the face on a piece of paper, a work done with a pencil.
A fascination with shapes, contours and colors in all their glory, it is difficult to say what we are looking at, but it is also interesting and intriguing. Made with crayons.
This artwork was originally supposed to be called an airplane, but changed its name due to a much more visible weather effect, completely contoured except for a small detail in the background that I leave to the imagination.
A fascination with geometry and colors in all its glory, a pen and a crayon.
An attempt to imagine the multimedia of the future, and the forms into which human beings or their substitutes could be transformed. All made with a feather.
Another part of the science fiction epic, no need to hide, Triglaw Charlatan had very interesting ways to spend time.
The graphic story enters the next stage, it's time to present a positive hero today we would say an antagonist. Technique - pencil and pen.
Big ship
Fascination with science fiction in all its glory. There is a lack of depth in some elements, but that was the effect it was about. Crayons and a pen.
It is a very refined work with the preservation of perspective and depth. This is one of the last works of this period. Made with a pencil and a ruler.
This work was made of one dot. When you look at a blank sheet of paper, you have to put that first dot, once you've made up your mind, the world begins to appear on its own. Feather, ink.
An interesting graphical experiment where light changes the perception of an image. Crayon and pencil.
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Interbank and the Canary Wharf LGBT group are collaborating once again to host a networking evening on Thursday 16th August 2018 from 6.30pm at The Sipping Room, West India Quay.
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Fall 2019 Open Class
Welcome to Advanced Open Class at the Limón Studio!
Sign Up opens the day before class.
Please see detailed class schedule at limon.org
Monday to Friday, 10:30am-12pm with live accompaniment where possible.
Single class is $11 ($10 plus processing fee). Payment by credit/debit card only.
Location: 466 W.152nd Street, NY 10031. Express trains (A & D to 145th St).
Please note space is limited. If you cannot attend class please cancel ASAP so that another dancer can take your place.
Faculty may change without notice.
Please select date of class (If option is not available, class is full): *
See Faculty Bios:
Kathryn Alter Logan Frances Kruger Risa Steinberg Bradley Beakes
Kathryn Alter attended Interlochen Arts Academy, and graduated from Purchase Conservatory of Dance with the highest honors in 2001. Ms. Alter has been a member of the Limón Dance Company since 2002. She is also a founding member of Riedel Dance Theater, and worked with Alan Danielson and Kazuko Hirabayashi. She is on faculty at the Limon Institute, and teaches internationally. In 2011, Kathryn Alter and Dancers began with the presentation of three solos as a part of the Soliloquios y Dialogos Festival at Los Talleres de Coyoacan in Mexico City. In addition to working with her pick-up group, Alter is also a part of the N.A.D.I.N.E. Project (www.nadineproject.com) and helps to organize the Limón Company Choreographer showcases. Her most recent choreographic commissions were created in Michigan at Grand Valley State University, and in New York at Iona College. Her work has also been shown in Alaska, Arizona, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Missouri, and Mexico. She has been presented as part of the American Dance Guild's Bare Bones, Spring Movement, and Performance Studio Open House at Center for Performance Research in Brooklyn. Alter was a 2014 recipient of a CUNY Dance Initiative residency.
Logan Frances Kruger hails from Atlanta, Georgia, where she trained with Annette Lewis and Pamala Jones-Malavé, among many others, and went on to receive a BFA in dance from The Juilliard School in 2007 under the direction of Larry Rhodes. Logan has performed in theaters across five continents, worked with choreographers such as Adam H. Weinert and Jonah Bokaer, with the company Shen Wei Dance Arts, and has appeared as part of Damian Woetzel's DEMO at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Logan joined the Limón Dance Company in 2009 where she has performed featured roles in works by José Limón, Jiří Kylián, and Rodrigo Pederneiras. Logan has taught ballet and contemporary dance to students of all ages and levels in North and South America, Europe, and Africa, has been on faculty at Ballet Tech and the Gelsey Kirkland Academy, and been part of the Joffrey Ballet School's national and international audition tour. Logan is currently on faculty at the Limón Institute at the Peridance Capezio Center in New York City. Logan has served as rehearsal director for Adam H. Weinert's MONUMENT, and has reconstructed Limón repertory for Dancewave, MONUMENT, and the Vail International Dance Festival.
Risa Steinberg is internationally known as a solo artist, teacher, and director of the works of José Limón. Born in New York, and trained at the High School of Performing Arts and The Juilliard School, she was invited by Limón to join his company, where she danced for 11 years. Cited by the Village Voice critic Deborah Jowitt as "One of our great modern dancers," Ms. Steinberg has performed as a guest artist with the companies of Bill Cratty, Daniel Lewis, Annabelle Gamson, Anna Sokolow, Danzahoy of Caracas, American Repertory Dance Company of Los Angeles, Colin Connor, Wally Cardona, and Séan Curran. She has reconstructed Limón works for companies around the world, working with such artists as Rudolph Nureyev, Frank Augustyn, and Karen Kain. She is presently a guest faculty member of The Juilliard School, and continues to teach extensively throughout the world.
Giada Matteini Ferrone, originally from Florence, Italy, has worked as a performer, educator, choreographer, curator and producer in New York City since 1998. An international master teacher with an extensive background as ballet mistress, she has worked with and for Hofstra University, Ballet Tech, Peridance Center, Florence Dance Center and ExOrto Danza (Italy), Ballettakademien (Sweden), SEAD (Austria), NYU (Germany), Academy of Drama (China), ABAP Ballet Competition (Philippines). Ferrone has taught ballet and partnering at NYU Tisch School of the Arts since 2008. She has been a full-time member of the Faculty at NYU since 2013 and is currently serving as Tisch's Second Avenue Dance Company Director and Director of Dance Accompanists. She has most recently performed with the Molissa Fenley and Company and JENNIFERCHINdance. Her work has been presented nationally at the Saint Mark's Church, the Theater at Purchase, the Construction Company, the Theater of the Riverside Church, the Rose Theater at Lincoln Center, the Manhattan Movement Arts Center, the Aldous Theater, the Ailey Citigroup Theater, the Jack Crystal Theater and in Italy at the Florence Dance Festival, the Mugello Dance Experience and the Estate Agropolese.
Ferrone is the Founder and Artistic Director of Toscana Dance HUB (TDH), a multi-layered platform serving as a training, performing, and producing entity in Italy. TDH produces dance residencies/performances by internationally renowned choreographers, Music HUB (training program for dance accompanists), the TDH Festival for Emerging Choreographers, and The Larger WE performance. www.toscanadancehub.com
Bradley Beakes is a New York City based dancer, choreographer, and teacher originally from Glendora, CA. He has had the privilege of dancing with Limón Dance Company, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, BARE Dance Company, Project 44, NOW-ID, Keith Johnson/Dancers, Naganuma Dance, and Visions Dance Theatre where he was named the 2010 Lester Horton Award Winner for "Outstanding Male Performance". A graduate of California State University, Fullerton, Bradley has taught in Universities and teaching institutions across the country and on faculty for Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company and Limón Dance Company's summer intensives. His choreography has been presented at the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival, American College Dance Festival, Palm Desert Choreography Festival, Ririe-Woodbury's 'Momentum', and the Utah Arts Festival. Bradley has taught company class for Limón Dance Company and Ririe-Woodbury and has most recently served on faculty for the Limón School.
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Q: POSIX ERE Regex - Creating Efficient Regex I'm working to create some regex entries that are well-formed, and efficient. I'll place an emphasis on efficient, as these regex entries can see thousands of logs per second. Inefficient regex entries can cause severe performance impacts.
Question: Does regex101 (through one flavor) support POSIX ERE Regex? Googling shows that PCRE2 should support BRE+ERE and more.
Regex Type: POSIX ERE
Syslog App: rsyslog (EL7)
Sample Payload (Well formed - Sensitive Information Stripped):

Jul 10 00:00:00 Firewall-Name-Removed CEF:0|Fortinet|FortiGate-removed|1.2.3,build1111 (GA)|0000000013|forward traffic accept|5|start=Jul 10 2022 00:00:00 logver=604091966 deviceExternalId=FG9A9A9A9999999 dvchost=Firewall-Name-Removed ad.vd=root ad.eventtime=1111111111111111111 ad.tz=-9999 ad.logid=0000000013 cat=traffic ad.subtype=forward deviceSeverity=notice src=1.1.1.1 shost=RandomHost1 spt=62119 deviceInboundInterface=DII-Out ad.srcintfrole=lan ad.srcssid=SSID Has Been Removed ad.apsn=ABC123D ad.ap=CHL-07 ad.channel=157 ad.radioband=802.11ac n-only ad.signal=-40 ad.snr=55 dst=2.2.2.2 dpt=53 deviceOutboundInterface=DOI-Out ad.dstintfrole=undefined ad.srccountry=Reserved ad.dstcountry=CountryRemoved externalID=123456789 proto=00 act=accept ad.policyid=000 ad.policytype=policy ad.poluuid=UUID-Removed ad.policyname=policy_name_removed app=DNS ad.trandisp=noop ad.appid=16195 ad.app=DNS ad.appcat=Network.Service ad.apprisk=elevated ad.applist=UTM Name - Removed ad.duration=180 out=0 in=205 ad.sentpkt=0 ad.rcvdpkt=1 ad.utmaction=allow ad.countdns=1 ad.osname=Windows ad.srcswversion=10 ad.mastersrcmac=MAC removed ad.srcmac=MAC removed ad.srcserver=0 tz="-9999"

What I'm attempting to do is remove specific logs that are not required. Normally I'd do this at a SIEM level through something like routing rules (where I can utilize fields), but this isn't possible for the foreseeable future. In this particular case: I'm trying to exclude on the following pieces of information.
Source IP: Is in a specific range
deviceOutboundInterface: is DOI-Out
Current Regex: "\bsrc=1.1.1[4-5]{0,1}.[0-9]{0,3}\b.*?\bdeviceOutboundInterface=DOI-Out\b" (Regex101 link in PCRE2). If that is matched, the log is rejected (through the stop call). Otherwise, it moves onto the other entries to check for unnecessary logs.
Most of my regex entries are in the low double-digits because they're a lot simpler. Is there a better way to make the more complex regex more efficient?
Thank you for any insight you can offer.

A: You might be able to cut some time with:
src=1\.1\.1[4-5]{0,1}\.[0-9]{0,3}.*?deviceOutboundInterface=DOI-Out

changes:

*

*remove word boundaries

*change the . to . in IP address

regex101 has the original efficiency at 383 steps, new is 301 so a potential savings of ~21%. Not terrible but you'll want to make sure any removals were OK.
to be honest, what you have looks pretty good to me.

A: This RE reduces the number of steps on Reg101 from 383 to 270 (~ -29.5%):
src=1\.1\.1[45]?\.\d{0,3}.*?O[boundIter]*?face=DOI-Out

The original RE already is quite simple, only matching one pattern and one literal string which makes it difficult to optimize. But we can do if we know (from the documentation of the text in question, here the Log Message manual) that an even simpler pattern will not lead to ambiguities.
Changes:

*

*matching literal text whereever possible

*replacing range '4-5' with simple elements

*instead of matching the long 'deviceOutboundInterface=', use a pattern which will just barely match this string but would possibly match other words if they ever occurred in log messages - but we know they don't.

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Jamaal Lascelles hoping Newcastle's first win of the season sparks revival
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Jamaal Lascelles has told Newcastle their season starts now after admitting they have not been good enough to date.
The 28-year-old Magpies skipper marshalled a concerted defensive display as Eddie Howe's men finally secured their first Premier League victory of the campaign at the 15th attempt against Burnley on Saturday to rekindle their survival hopes.
Never before has a team which has endured the same barren start in the Premier League era managed to avoid the drop, but Lascelles is hoping a hard-fought 1-0 win over the Clarets can provide the springboard for something special on Tyneside.
He told the club's official website: "Even now, it's just such a relief. We are a group of winners and we expect so much of each other, and we've been going through a real hard time.
"It's just been so frustrating because we know our individual ability and our collective ability. To get that win, it was just such a relief. All that built-up emotion after every single draw or defeat we've had. To then go and win our first game, it was just a relief.
"Our season starts now. We know we've been miles off it, we haven't been good enough. As a group of players, our season starts now.
"We've got eight days until our next game, but we want to carry on this momentum and have a real good push. We just need to keep that same attitude, mentality and confidence, and then we'll do well."
That new-found confidence will be tested to the full by a fixture list which takes Newcastle to Leicester and Liverpool in their next two games before Manchester City and Manchester United visit St James' Park.
However, they way they squeezed past Burnley four days after they had only just failed to do so with 10 men against Norwich in midweek is a good sign for Lascelles.
He said: "It's absolutely huge. We know ourselves from when we've been in tough situations, you get one win and something just clicks. It's like a mentality shift. It brings so much belief and confidence.
"In football, loads of it is to do with your mental confidence. I think we can take a lot from that game – not just the three points, but our mental situation and the confidence going forward."
Callum Wilson's 40th-minute strike after keeper Nick Pope had spilled Joe Willock's cross under pressure from Fabian Schar proved decisive on a day when the home side started poorly – Johann Gudmundsson hit the post with an early attempt for the visitors – but a first clean sheet in the league since the final day of last season was just as important.
James Tarkowski, captaining the Clarets in the absence of the injured Ben Mee, was philosophical in defeat.
He told the club's official website: "It's not the end of the world. It's still early on in the season, there's plenty of time to put things right and get points on the board.
"It's disappointing, but we move on to next weekend back at home, before another home game after that. Hopefully those margins fall in our favour sooner rather than later."
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