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Published: May 4th, 2010
Sports Buffet for 05/04/10
Tags: Adam Schefter, Bill Smith, Brady Quinn, Central Ohio, Columbus, Dame, Darren Sharper, Detroit, former Browns 1st round pick, Home court advantage, Jones, M. The, Ohio, Patrick Willis, S FS, Tampa Bay, team, Texas, Tim Tebow, year
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UFA S FS Darren Sharper (NO) is reported to have had microfracture knee surgery during the off season according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Sharper was a key part of the Saints D and their playoff run. The typical recovery time for that procedure is 18-24 months. That would also explain why he had such a delay in getting a contract offer. He has signed back with the Saints on a 1 year deal for 1.5M.
The Jones formerly known as "Pacman" is still shopping his services around the league. He went to Detroit last week and visited the Bengals recently. There was no interest by the Lions but the Bengals are at least considering an offer.
The 49ers signed LB Patrick Willis to a new 5 year deal worth 50M with 29M guaranteed.
With the draft of QB Tim Tebow, QB Brady Quinn could be on the move again. The Jags are reported to be interested in obtaining the former Browns 1st round pick.
There is a very fine line between a veteran team and just an "over the hill" team. Teams can go from one side of that line to the other in a single playoff series. The problem is that there is no way back except to blow the roster up and rebuild. After building a 11 point lead in game 1 vs. the Cavs, the Celts looked like they crossed the line at half time by losing the game by 8. However, they came back in game 2 and now have stolen home court advantage. The most interesting part of that game was that the "old" Celts outscored the Cavs 31-12 in the 3rd quarter. There is an old adage, in the NBA it isn't a series until a home team loses a game. Now that the Celts have smacked the Cavs up side the head, it will be interesting to see if the Cavs can recover.
It is still VERY early in the season but there are a couple of things we can see now. The Red Sox are reeling. At 12-14 they are digging themselves a hole that will be very hard to crawl out of. They look old and done. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay has gotten off to a really good start. It is hard to see them challenging the Yanks all year but they are playing well now. My two favorite teams are looking forward to high picks in this year's draft–The Cubs and Indians.
The Columbus Blue Jackets are looking for a new coach AGAIN! Is there anyone out there that can turn what seems to be a team with a couple of very good players into a winner. If not, the city of Columbus will let the team leave. Central Ohio will not support a loser and that is all the CBJ have done. In their history they have had just 1 sniff of the playoff coffee beans.
The new NCAA rule changes include the right of a ref to take a TD off the board if the player "showboats" on his way to the endzone. Having spent some time in zebra stripes myself, I must give the officials some advice. Be VERY careful how and when you make that call. If it were made against the home team at Ohio State, Texas, Notre Dame or any number of CFB hotbeds, it might result in a tumult that would make the Hundred Years War seem like a minor disagreement between two 3 year old girls at a church picnic.
Bill Smith is a former coach of several semi-pro teams, has officiated both football and basketball, done color on radio for college football and basketball and has scouted talent. He is a senior writer for and edits https://fryingpansports.com. He is a regular contributor on Cleveland Sports Radio http://www.sportstalkcleveland.com/ Monday afternoons at 1 Eastern. He has also published several novels on
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What did we learn from the NFC Divisional round of the playoffs.
Tags: Bill Smith, D, Jones, O. After, O. They, pack of wild dogs, qb warner, Saints, Thomas, Vikes, Warner
Cardinals 14 @ Saints 45
The O line let QB Warner down. It had played so well last week but folded under the pressure of the Saint D this week. The WRs didn't have time to get open. Warner went 17-26 for just 205 and no TDs. That was not enough to offset the Saint O.
After a single run 70 yards the Saints shut the run down. With the Cards forced to pass on every down, the D line just opened up and rushed the passer.
The Cards D was unable to cover the Saint receivers early. When the Cards fell behind by 14 in the first quarter, the D couldn't stop the run. Injuries to key players also contributed to the Saints scoring 45 points.
The Saint O had struggled in the last few games. In the last three games all of which were losses the Saints O scored only 44 total points. But someone flipped the switch for the playoffs and the O came alive. The passing game got them up by 14 after the 1st quarter and they did whatever they wanted after that. QB Brees was 23-32 for 247 and 3 TDs. RB Thomas carried 13 times for only 52 yards but RB Bush had 5 carries for 84 yards and a touchdown. The O line kept the ball moving by excellent pass and run blocking. The Card D was exhausted.
The Saints D was outstanding as well. They had played well in the losses at the end of the season but were let down by the lack of O. They allowed only 67 points in the 3 losses. Against the Cards they caused 3 fumbles (recovering 1) and a pick. The Cards just could not move the chains and keep the ball.
Cowboys 3 @ Vikings 34
This is the Boys we have come to see in the playoffs. They couldn't get out of their own way. They couldn't protect QB Romo. He was running around like a butcher shop delivery boy surrounded by a pack of wild dogs. Romo was 22-35 for 198 and a pick. The over rated Boy O line was unable to either open holes for the running game or protect their QB. RB Jones broke one run for 17 yards but had 13 attempts for 52 yards otherwise. Barber got just 8 attempts for 14 yards. The O committed penalties, missed assignments, and were unable to handle the D line of the Vikes.
The Boys D was equally inept. They did do a reasonable job against RB Peterson holding him to 63 yards on 26 attempts. But time after time, Favre hit a pass that moved the chains and kept the Boys D on the field.
This game was why the Vikes had to sign Favre. He was the difference in this game as he had been in so many of the Vikes wins before. He was only 15-24 for 234 yards but threw 4 TDs. When the Vikes got a 14 point lead, the game was over. The O just kept the ball away from the Boys and wore the Cowboy D to a frazzle. It was a perfect combination of passing keeping the chains moving. The 14 point explosion in the 4th quarter was due to a totally defeated D giving up because the Boys O was totally outclassed by the Vikes.
One problem exists that will prevent the Vikes from getting to the Super Bowl–The O line has to be able to get Peterson running room. If they can not run the ball against the Saints, they will lose.
The Vikes D did what was expected. They harassed Romo and prevented the run from hurting them. They sacked Romo 6 times and made the tackle when he completed a pass. The Boys got just 3.8 yards per pass attempt. That is not nearly enough to get a win. They held the run to just 3.8 per attempt. This D is the real thing. The Vikes have had the D, O line, and running back to win in previous years. They one thing they lacked was a QB to get it done. With Favre they have that now.
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What to look for in the Sunday Divisional round games.
Tags: Bengals, Chargers, Colts, Cowboys, D. NT, divisional round, Favre, Floyd, G Hutchinson, game, Jackson, Jets, Jones, nfl, NFL Football, NFL Playoffs, O. That, PETERSON, qb favre, qb rating, Rivers, Ryan, Sanchez, Scott, season, Sproles, Thomas, Thomlinson, Vikings
Cowboys @ Vikings
Prior to this season the Boys folded in December. When JJ issued his threat to blow up the team and the coaching staff this season unless the Boys got into the playoffs and did well, the team got the message. This team has played a lot better than they did in previous seasons but I am not on the Boy bandwagon yet.
The O has been solid but the last two games were played against an Eagle D that seemed to give up after being in a position to win the NFC East. In the upset win over the Saints, QB Romo had a QB rating of 104. In the two games against the Eagles he had ratings of 86.1 and 106. That is a great improvement over last year when he finished the year with ratings of 44.9, 66.2 and 55.8 in the 3 losses. The improved Romo is the key to difference in this years team. The Boys will need as much passing as he can generate because they will not be able to get much on the ground against the Vikes.
RB Jones ran for 148 yards but that is misleading. Take out the two long runs and he had a 4 yard average. That is VERY average. Starter Barber is probable but is coming off a knee and won't be close to 100%.
The other key to the turnaround is the play of the O line. The line had been living on an undeserved rep. In the latter part of the season they started to play up to that rep. They will have to against an outstanding D line of the Vikes.
The Cowboy D has also had the habit of playing up or down to the competition. The key will be pressure on QB Favre. If they can pressure him, they will have a chance. The pass D ranked 20th giving up over 200 yards per game. Balanced offenses give them problems. The Vikes can be very balanced when they chose to be.
The Vikes tend to throw too much on O. That habit tends to get them in trouble. QB Favre can light up the scoreboard but can also throw enough picks to kill the team's playoff hopes. The Vikes ended the season just 2-3 in December including an embarrassing loss to the Panthers. Favre had a passer rating of 73.7 in that loss. The team ranked 8th in passing.
The running game is solid with the leagues best back Peterson. But he has 1 100 yard game in the last half of the season. The O line had not been opening holes for the running game and Peterson has gotten beaten up. Peterson has to get over 100 yards for the Vikes to win. That is going to require the O line to play at a higher level. G Hutchinson is probable for the game. He would help the O line a great deal.
The Viking D is solid as well. It ranks 2nd against the run but 19th against the pass. The key to the Vikes winning the game is shutting down the Boys running game and forcing Romo into mistakes. Given enough pressure, he will make errors.
This is a very hard game to call but I think the Vikes have just enough to beat the Boys. The Cowboys will not be able to run and will not be able to keep up with Favre and the Vikes.
Jets @ Chargers
The Jets beat a Bengals team that was inexperienced in the playoffs. That is not the case with the Chargers. The game will depend on how hot Jet QB Sanchez can get. The Jets took advantage of an easy schedule and even then needed gifts from both the Bengals and the Colts to get into the playoffs. The O has the top ranked running game. That is a good thing because in the last 3 weeks of the season, Sanchez had passer ratings of 49.7, 78, and 60.2 and threw just 1 TD with 9 picks. That is not going to scare experienced playoff teams. RB Thomas is their top guy but he had only 3 100 yard games in the last half of the season. He is 31 and they hope it is not an indication that he is showing his age.
The Jets are going to have to be able to throw better than that to win.
The Jet D ranked 1st in scoring D, passing D and yards. They are 8th against the run. They have been playing very well under Coach Ryan. However, they have not beaten an O like they will against the Chargers.
QB Rivers has had an outstanding season. He has a passer rating of 104. The running game is ranked 31st which caused Rivers to throw a lot. The passing game is ranked 5th. He has a solid group of receivers WRs Jackson and Floyd and TE Gates. The running game has Tomlinson but he is a shadow of what he was a few years ago. Neither he nor RB Sproles has gotten the running going. The Chargers used the franchise tag on Sproles. That was a mistake because he will never be able to be a starting RB. The O line came together after recovering from early season injuries. It still can not run block.
The Charger D is middle of the road in terms of yards but ranks 11th in scoring D. NT Scott is their 3rd guy in that spot but has come on nicely. The loss of All Pro NT Williams has reduced the ability to stop the run and the team ranks 20th in that department. They are 11th against the pass and have a pair of pro bowl LB in Merriman and Phillips. They have not played up to their rep this season. The D backfield is led by CB Cromartie. The D can play at a very high level but is inconsistent.
Given all that, the Chargers should be able to score on the Jets through the air. I am not sure that QB Sanchez can keep up with Rivers. The Chargers win.
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Published: Jan 8th, 2010
What to look for Saturday in the Wild Card round.
Tags: C Mangold, coach holmgren, D. The, Dallas, Davis, G Faneca, game, Jackson, Jones, Mora, Palmer, rookie qb, Russell, Ryan, Tom Cable, week
The Coaching Carousel
Seahawks—Mora is out and rumors are flying that USC Coach Carroll will be his replacement. I believe that will happen. However, in compliance with the NFL policy of requiring an interview of at least one minority candidate, the team has asked to interview others. The Hawks were 10-6 and in the playoffs in 07 but stumbled to 4-12 last year under then lame duck coach Holmgren. Mora had been named "HC in waiting" in the 08 pre season and took over to begin the 09 season. He went 5-11.
Raiders—The Cable will be cut. HC Tom Cable is hanging on by a thread. And worse yet, Owner Davis is standing above him with a pair of scissors. Cable doesn't have much respect in the locker room or in the bosses office. He asked for a meeting with benched former 1st pick over all QB Russell but the later blew his coach off and left town. Cable will be gone soon.
Jets @ Bengals
The Jets beat Cincy 37-0 in week 17. That will not be the case in the Wild Card round. There is no chance that Bengal QB Palmer will cooperate like he did in that game completing just 1 out of 11 attempts. Also, Cincy RB Benson was held out of that game. He will play Saturday.
The Jets will rely on the running game because they don't trust their rookie QB Sanchez. He has not thrown a TD in the last 2 games. Since week 8 he has thrown 4 TDs and 10 picks. The running game is built around 2 pro-bowl players (C Mangold and G Faneca) on the line and RB Jones carrying the rock. He has scored 14 TDs (because they didn't trust Sanchez throwing in the red zone) but has only averaged 4.2 per attempt. The Bengals held Jones to 2.9 per carry in the game last week. That was similar to his production against the Falcons where he was held to 2.7 per attempt. If he can not reach 4 per carry, the Jets will lose. The danger is that they will fall behind without passing and be forced to throw the ball. That will cost them a win as well.
The Jet D has played well over their heads. HC Ryan has inspired the D to become the #1 D in the league. However that ranking is a bit misleading. They had a schedule where the teams against whom they played were not up to their 08 level. In their division neither the Bills nor the Dolphins were healthy enough to reach their 08 performance. Their non-division opponents like the Panthers were down as well. CB Revis is a pro-bowl player and is the classic shut down corner. He will be on WR OchoCinco. But there are 2 big questions. 1 Can the Jets get pressure on Palmer and 2 can they stop the running of Benson and company? To win they will have to do both.
This team has to have a short memory because they stunk the place up last week. But they were resting a number of their top players. The motivation will be significantly greater this week. Palmer has to be more accurate. But more than that, the receivers have to catch the ball. Out of his 10 incompletions last week he had 5 drops.
Benson will be the key to the game. If the O line can give him just a little room, the Jets will be chasing Benson all day long. That is the key to keeping the D honest and giving Palmer time to throw.
Defensively, they need to force the Jets into 3rd and long. That means shutting down the run on 1st and 2nd down.
Even though the Jets won easily last week, I am picking the Bengals to win. I don't think Sanchez is up to the challenge of the playoffs.
Eagles @ Cowboys
The Birds laid an egg last week in Dallas or this game would have been in Philly. The biggest question of all is the health of RB Westbrook. If he is healthy or even 90%, the Birds have a good chance to win. If not the Boys will get to the divisional round. Philly needs him in the passing game as much as they need him to run the ball. He takes a lot of heat off of WR Jackson and opens up the passing game. He is also the relief valve for QB McNabb. The Birds allowed 4 sacks in each of their last 2 games and that has to stop if they are going to win. Westbrook had 20 catches in last weeks game.
Pass protection is critical against a revitalized Boys D.
The Eagle D has played well but rested several of their key player last week. They have to get in Romo's face and stop the run to win. DTs Patterson and Bunkley have to keep the blockers off MLB Trotter to be successful.
The O has been playing much better down the stretch than they did in the past few seasons. Romo has not thrown the picks he has in the past after Dec. 1. After following their previous script losing the first 2 games, they won the last 3 including last week 24-0 over the Eagles. Romo has thrown 9 TDs with just 2 picks since 12/1. That is significantly better than he has done in the last 3 years when he was the starter. The running game has gotten better in the second half of the season as well. From week 11 on RB Barber has carried at least 14 times a game. He is averaging 4.4 per attempt. Romo needs the running game to work in order to be effective.
The Boys D has been different in the last few weeks also. HC Phillips took over the D and made a great difference. The Boys blitz more and have been more effective at getting to the QB. The D shut out both the Redskins and Eagles in the last 2 weeks. CBs Jenkins and Newman have to keep WR Jackson in their sights. When the Boys blitz, they will have to cover Jackson man to man. That can burn them.
The D won't have to worry too much about the run because the Eagles won't run much.
I have believed that the Boys would fall on their face in December 09 and they fooled me. But I no longer believe in the Eagles. The Boys will win.
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What to look for in the BcS Championship game.
Tags: Acho, Alabama, Bill Smith, C Hall, D, D. The, Davis, Florida, G Tanner, Houston, Johnson, Jones, line, line of scrimmage, Maze, Nebraska, Newton, O Bama, O. McCoy, Oklahoma, S Arenas, Texas, underclass talent, year
#1 Alabama
This is the year that Bama needs to win it all. They have 14 senior player that will be given serious consideration in the 2010 NFL draft 9 of whom should be drafted. They have as always some nice underclass talent but with that many guys leaving, a number of the key juniors will likely declare for the draft as well. They can not replace that many front line guys without taking a step back next season. This is their best chance to win the big prize.
Bama O
Bama can throw the ball but make no mistake about it—They need to run the ball to win. RB Ingram (So.) won the Heisman trophy and is outstanding. He has great vision and a very quick first step. He has decent speed and very seldom goes down at first contact. He is patent and uses blocks as well as any back in college. Those qualities are not developed. You either have them or you don't. He is a good receiver and gets to the edge on screens often. He has 30 catches this year for an average of 10.2 yards which is a lot higher than most RBs.
QB McElroy has a passer rating of 142 but that is a little misleading. He has taken advantage of Ds that played 46 guys at the line of scrimmage to stop the run. He has thrown 17 TDs and has had just 4 picks. He throws a catchable ball with accuracy. He does not throw well under pressure and that could be a problem against Texas.
The Tide has good but not excellent receivers. Soph WRs Jones and Maze are the stars. Jones (6-4) is the big guy over the middle and has 42 catches and 4 TDs. Maze (5-10) is the speed guy with 30 catches for a 17 yard average and 2 TDs. TE Peek (3rd round) is a combo end with the ability to catch and block for the run. He has 26 catches and 3 TDs.
The O line is outstanding. It is led by All American Johnson (2nd) and Davis (6th). The team run blocks as well as any O line in recent years. They pass block well but were recruited to block the run.
Bama D
The D that stopped Florida is led by 2 All Americans (AA)—Butkus winner LB McClain (Jr.) and S Arenas (2nd). Arenas and SS Woodall (3rd) give the Tide the best pair of safeties in college. McClain was suffering from stomach problems but he is fine now. DT Cody (top 20 1st round) anchors the D line. He is the 4th rated DT in the draft. He fights through double teams to create havoc in the O backfield.
The D stuffs the run and lets the back line make up for any mistakes covering receivers. Given the quality of the back line, that has worked well. But against Texas, they are going to have to be more concerned about getting pressure on the QB and stopping the pass.
Texas will go as far as AA QB McCoy (1st) takes them. The team has depended more on his arm than on the run and the D put together.
Texas O
McCoy came back this year to win a championship. Texas was 18th in passing but 55th in rushing on O. McCoy has thrown for 3512 yards with 27 TDs and 12 picks. Because the running game has under produced, this year McCoy has taken more chances throwing the ball into coverage than he did last year. That accounted for more picks this year.
McCoy had more rushing attempts than leading RB Newton. Newton averaged 5 yards per carry on 102 attempts. AA second team WR Shipley (late 1 early 2) is by far the leading receiver with 106 catches and 11 TDs. The next highest is WR Williams (So.) with 38.
The O line is led by AA C Hall (4th), OT Ulatoski (3rd) and late round prospect G Tanner. The line pass blocks very well. They have not been as successful run blocking. This year the running game has not been up to usual Texas standards. When they have had a close game, they have struggled to close out the game by running.
Texas D
The Texas D may be the most under rated part of this game. The D held Oklahoma to 13, and T exas Tech to 24. They also saved the year for the Horns by keeping Nebraska to 12 points when the O struggled big time. The key to the team on D is the line. DT Houston (2nd) is the key along with DEs Jones and Acho who are both juniors. Houston keeps at least 2 OL guys busy and that frees up the LBs to attack the ball. OB Kindle (1st) is a force rushing the passer or stopping the run. He is also dangerous in pass coverage. His running mates Norton (late or FA) and Muckelroy (2nd) are returning starters and are under appreciated.
The D backfield is good but not great. CB Beasley (FA) is the bell cow but all 4 starters returned this year.
I expect a low scoring game. I don't see either team exploding offensively. The over/under is 45 and the under is the best bet. The line is Bama by 4. I expect them to win but it may be closer than that.
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Published: Dec 28th, 2009
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What to look for in College Bowl games upcoming.
Tags: Arizona, Barnes, Bowl, Bradford, Brown, D. The, game, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Johnson, Jones, Miami, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Wisconsin
INDEPENDENCE BOWL Texas A&M 6-5 Georgia 7-5
This is the battle of the bad defenses. TAM's D gave up 33 points per game. Georgia has already fired all of their D coaches and is giving up 26 points per game. The key to a win will be which O takes maximum advantage of the faltering D.
The Dogs have finished up wining 3 of their last 4 but have had a bad year overall. Their O depends on the ability to run the ball. The Georgia RBs Early and King keyed the upset of Georgia Tech gaining over 300 yards rushing between them. QB Cox has been up and down throwing 22 TDs but also 14 picks. He had only 76 yards passing against GT.
TAM QB Johnson is outstanding. He has thrown for over 3000 yards with 28 TDs and only 6 picks. WR Nwachukwu is the deep threat averaging 18 yards per catch and 6 TDs. The question is can the O line protect Johnson long enough to let Nwachukwu go long.
Georgia has had a slightly better season and should win in a shootout.
EagleBank BOWL UCLA 6-6 Temple 9-3
Temple coach Al Golden has the team in its first bowl game in 30 years. He is now a very hot coaching prospect for "real" football schools. The Owls ripped off 9 straight wins before losing to Ohio U in their last game. They depend on the ground game to move the chains. Freshman RB Pierce is the star. Despite missing a chunk of the year from a shoulder injury he gained 1308 yards and scored 15 TDs.
The Pac10 has struggled in the Bowls so far. UCLA is not a great representative but should win this one. They have been a very inconsistent team this year in part due to injuries. They have talent but too often make critical errors leading to defeats. They went 3-0 to open the year only to drop their next 5.
Their D is led by 3 All Americans S Moore, CB Verner and DT Price. The talent on D should be too much for the Owls and UCLA wins in a close one.
MPS SPORTS BOWL 15 Miami 9-3 25 Wisconsin 9-3
This is one of the more interesting matchups. It will match the Badger running game with RB star John Clay against an improving Hurricane D. The Badgers will have to put pressure on Miami QB Harris who has come a long way since the beginning of the season. He has become a threat but in the last couple of games has been bitten by the turnover bug. Miami is favored but I think Wisconsin grinds out a win by keeping Harris and company off the field.
HUMANITARIAN BOWL Bowling Green 7-5 Idaho 7-5
Idaho has to stop the passing game of Sheehan to Barnes. WR Barnes has been outstanding with 1551 yards in receiving with 16 TDs. Sheenhan has become a potential draft choice in his final year with the help of Barnes.
Idaho has lost 3 of the last 4. The Vandals depend on their O to offset an inconsistent D. QB Enderly has been solid with 2666 yards, 18 TDs and 9 picks. RB Woolridge has scored 16 TDs with an 5.8 yard average.
Look for BG to win the game.
HOLIDAY BOWL 20 Arizona 8-4 22 Nebraska 9-4
The Huskers were a questionable call by a zebra from the biggest upset in the storied history of the school against Texas. The Nebraska D held the Texas O in check most of the game. They won the Big 12 North for the first time since 06. They are second in scoring D allowing just 11.8 points per game.
The Huskers sputter on O depending on the Black Shirt D to keep the score low. The team is 84th in the country in scoring. All American DT Suh should be a top 3 pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.
Arizona was in the Rose Bowl picture until a last minute loss to Oregon on 11/21. Then the win over Arizona State and USC was a positive end to their regular season. Arizona's O is 40th in yards and is scoring nearly 30 a game. Both the passing of QB Foley and running of Antolin will be contained by the Husker D. Nebraska wins by more than the 1 point line.
SUN BOWL Oklahoma 7-5 21 Stanford 8-4
The Sooners have had a disastrous season after losing QB Bradford. Jones has filled in but has been erratic throwing 23 TDs and 13 picks. RBs Brown (4.1) and Murry (4.5) have not been able to replace the passing of Bradford. The Sooners are scoring 30 points per game. The Sooner D will have to try to slow down one of the best running games in the country in Stanford.
The Cardinal is 11th in rushing. RB Gerhart is averaging 5.6 per attempt and has scored 26 TDs. QB Luck is a better runner (5.8) than passer but takes maximum advantage of the opponent's focus against the run. He has thrown for 2575 yards and 13 TDs with just 4 picks. The O needs to score a lot because the D gives up points like the Congress passes out money.
Oklahoma should be better in bowl games but have lost 5 of their last 6. But they are 10 point favorites. Look for them to shut down the running game and make Luck throw. The Sooners will win but it could be closer than 10.
INSIGHT BOWL Minnesota 6-6 Iowa State 6-6
This game could be the least interesting of the bowl season. Neither of these teams lived up to what the experts thought they would do this year. The Gophers are 3 point favorites but don't look for a lot of top level offense. ISU is 102nd in scoring and the Gophers are 79th. Take the under at 49. Both QBs throw about as many TDs as picks and neither running game is solid.
Chick-fil-A BOWL 11 Virginia Tech 9-3 Tennessee 7-5
The best part of this game might be the Chick-fil-A commercials. The Vols have won 5 of 6 games since giving Alabama all they wanted in their game losing 12-10. The Vol D is coached by long time NFL DC Monte Kiffin. He has gotten a lot more out of the D than anyone expected. The D is led by S Berry, the Thrope winner. The O depends on the passing of QB Crompton who has thrown for 2565 yards and 26 TDs but has 12 picks.
VTk has played well and depends mostly on their rushing attack. They are 15th in the nation rushing and 32nd in scoring. RB Williams has averaged 5.7 per attempt and has scored 19 TDs.
VTk is a 6 point favorite but this game will be closer than that. The Kiffin D should hold the score down but Virginia Tech wins.
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How does Elijah escape his cell?
In the movie Glass, Elijah seems to be able to go in and out of his cell freely, I think he explains it at some point but speaking it very fast and since English isn't my native language I couldn't understand. How did he manage to do that?
It is never fully explained how Elijah had been able to initially escape from his room, other than to show that he had been swapping his sedatives for aspirin that he had stolen.
Staple explains early in the movie that Elijah had managed to get a glimpse of the architectural blueprints of the building and almost manufacture an escape once before, so I think that it is assumed he simply figured out another way to get out of his locked cell considering that he hadn't been under sedation for some time.
It also makes clear that Elijah had been coming and going from his cell multiple times before, as he knew the comings and goings of the orderlies, so him speaking with Patricia was not the first instance of him escaping.
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St. Anthony is a town on the northern tip of the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland and Labrador. Local restaurants include Far East Restaurant, and Flavor Crisp Chicken.
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Q: How to render `React Component` not to the DOM Lets say I want to render React component on the fly and got the real DOM element for future use
for example, if I have that component :
 function Card({symbol,id,color}){
  return <my-card symbol={} id={} color={color}></my-card>
 }

how can I render it and got the element ?
maybe like that
 const cardElement = React.render(<Card symbol='4' id=111 color='♥'/>)

I need real element for play around with it. do some measurements. and then delete it.
But I think that it's common need from framework to have some way to let a developer hold real DOM element if it need it; I mean, good framework should have a way to do that

A: Why not to use something like this:
const preRender = () => <Card symbol='4' id=111 color='♥'/>

Now you have the content of Card stateless component, rendered in preRender variable

A: render returns component instance and not DOM. As ReactDOM.render documentation states,

Render a React element into the DOM in the supplied container and
  return a reference to the component (or returns null for stateless
  components).
If the React element was previously rendered into container, this will
  perform an update on it and only mutate the DOM as necessary to
  reflect the latest React element.
If the optional callback is provided, it will be executed after the
  component is rendered or updated.

DOM is rendered to provided container element:
const element = document.createElement('div');
ReactDOM.render(<Card ... />, element);
console.log(element.outerHTML);

If a component is asynchronous, a callback should be used to retrieve asynchronous updates to DOM.

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Joe Allen to miss Euro 2020 with ruptured Achilles
By Kyle BonnMar 7, 2020, 4:21 PM EST
Wales international Joe Allen will miss Euro 2020 after rupturing his Achilles tendon in Stoke City's 5-1 win over Hull City, the club confirmed on Saturday.
Allen went down on the stroke of halftime after a challenge from Dan Batty saw the Stoke midfielder stretchered off the field.
"It's not good news unfortunately, it looks like Joe has ruptured his Achilles which would obviously rule him out for the rest of the season," Stoke City manager Michael O'Neill said after the match. "I'm devastated with that because he's been fantastic since I came to the Club. Not only in terms his importance to the team and his importance to the Club, but what he has to look forward to in the summer as well at EURO 2020 with Wales. It's really disappointing news to hear."
The 29-year-old midfielder debuted for the national team in 2009 and has been a mainstay in the Wales midfield since first earning a starting role in 2011, with 53 total caps for the national team. He played nearly every minute of Wales' run to the Euro 2016 semifinals in what was the country's first appearance at a European final tournament.
"He's been terrific and is a terrific player," O'Neill said. "He's everything you want in a player, he takes responsibility and as a leader, without being particularly loud and vocal, he leads by example in terms of the way he plays the game. Things like that you don't want to see happen to any player, but particularly a lad like Joe, so I'm a bit upset and disappointed, as well as gutted for the player."
Allen has been an absolute workhorse for Stoke City since joining from Liverpool in 2016. The former Swansea City youth product has made at least 36 league appearances for the Potters in every season since joining the club, accumulating at least 2,900 league minutes in every season. He racked up a whopping 4,132 minutes last Championship campaign, which is just eight minutes shy of a perfect full season of 46 90-minute performances.

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SINGAPORE: A 47-year-old Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officer was charged on Tuesday (Nov 24) with taking bribes and accepting sexual favours in exchange for helping two Chinese nationals secure Special Passes.
Teo Hwee Peng is alleged to have accepted money and sexual favours from the two women between 2018 and 2019, the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) said.
One of them, 37-year-old Liang Qinglan, is accused of agreeing to give him an Apple iPhone X, in exchange for a Special Pass so that she could remain in Singapore.
Teo also had sex with Liang and accepted a red packet containing 188.88 yuan (S$38) from her.
The ICA officer subsequently took at least S$2,100 cash and loans amounting to 7,000 yuan (S$1,430) from her as rewards for his help, and they had sex on another occasion, CPIB said.
In July 2019, Teo attempted to obtain about S$1,500 and accepted a massage and masturbation services from another Chinese national, 32-year-old Cheng Wenjuan, also in return for his help in getting her a Special Pass.
"He also corruptly agreed to accept an unspecified amount of money from Cheng in the future as a reward for the said arrangements," CPIB said.
Cheng is also alleged to have offered Teo about S$500 for help on the Special Pass, which he rejected.
On another occasion on Jul 26, 2019, Cheng offered Teo an unspecified amount of money as an inducement to provide her with information on the arrest status of a person named Hu Youai, CPIB said.
Teo was charged with 12 counts of corruption.
Liang and Cheng were also charged in relation to these incidents.
Liang was handed nine charges of corruption for agreeing to induce or reward Teo for arranging the Special Pass for her, while Cheng was charged with four counts of corruption.
ANOTHER CORRUPTION CASE INVOLVING FAKE ICA OFFICER
In addition, Cheng was charged in a corruption case involving a 42-year-old Singaporean, Kelvin Lim Chee Wee, who was a manager of a motor vehicle workshop.
Lim had allegedly lied to Cheng that he used to work at the immigration department and had friends there who could help Cheng remain in Singapore.
"However, this was not true as Lim had never worked at ICA," CPIB said.
"Nonetheless, Cheng had allegedly given Lim corrupt gratification in the form of sex and cash as inducements for him to make such arrangements."
Between May and July last year, Cheng offered Lim sex on eight occasions. She also gave him cash amounting to S$7,000 and 1,000 yuan (S$200) hoping he would arrange for an immigration officer to help her obtain a Special Pass.
Cheng also sought similar arrangements for another woman, Lei Guoxiang. She gave Lim S$2,000 and 3,000 yuan (S$610) to arrange for Lei to be issued a Special Pass.
For these offences, Cheng and Lim were both charged with 14 counts of corruption each.
Anyone convicted of a corruption offence can be fined up to S$100,000, jailed for up to five years or both.
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It had to to have been the heaviest snow squall I've ever fished in - I could barely see anything for about twenty minutes and had an inch of snow on my shoulders and chest fly box by the time it passed. This photo was taken after it had slowed down considerably. Within an hour or so, it had mostly melted away.


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Q: Selenium: Unable to connect to the remote server I'm trying to run a simple test with Selenium that somebody over in QA setup for me. This test has run before, and passed, but now I keep getting an error message. I don't know what it means, but I don't think it's a problem with my code, I think it's a problem with Selenium. This is the error:
failed: System.Net.WebException : Unable to connect to the remote server
  ----> System.Net.Sockets.SocketException : No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it [IP ADDRESS]

What does it mean? The "remote server" is actually my dev-box, so I can't think of why it couldn't connect. I've disabled my Firewall and still nothing.
Is there something simple I'm missing? Is there a config file that I need to setup?

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java -jar c:\selenium\selenium-server.jar -multiwindow

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31 January 2019 - Radius Millstream resident Agnes Lister turned 100 on Monday and celebrated the milestone with afternoon tea surrounded by a big gathering of family and friends.
Raised just north of Dunedin on the family farm, Agnes has been a resident of Mid Canterbury since 1956.
She married farmer George Lister, who died in 1968.
Agnes has two sons (plus one deceased), seven grandchildren, nine great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
She has lived in Radius Millstream for the last 2 1/2 years and is a keen Scrabble and Housie player. She also still tackles big jigsaw puzzle projects.
Agnes said she worked as a tapestry printer in her younger days and also did shop window displays.
She had received her birthday card from the Queen and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and lots of other cards and gifts.
Agnes' brother, Charles Hammond, who is a sprightly 94, made a flying visit to Ashburton from his home in Invercargill to celebrate the birthday milestone.
A third sibling, a late sister two years older than Agnes, also lived into her 90s.


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By Irfan Siddiqui
TOKYO: Japan is keen to strengthen its trade and investment ties with Pakistan to help the country's economy become fundamentally stronger, a top official said on Monday.
"Japan will cooperate with Pakistan in trade and investment projects," Tadashi Maeda, chief executive officer at Japan Bank of International Cooperation (JBIC) said in a meeting with Pakistan's Ambassador to Japan Asad Majid. Maeda also discussed the avenues for deepening trade and investment cooperation between the two countries during the meeting.
Pakistani Ambassador acknowledged the support and cooperation of Japan government for multiple economic projects. Majid briefed the JBIC's governor about the current achievements in investment and finance sectors in Pakistan.
"This is the 65th year of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and Japan and many delegations from Pakistan are coming to Japan and from Japan to Pakistan," he said. A JBIC's delegation is scheduled to visit Pakistan during the current month to work out details for financial sector collaboration between the two countries.
In August, Japanese Ambassador Takashi Kurai called on Finance Minister Ishaq Dar to discuss matters related to economic and trade relations between the two countries. Kurai said a number of Japanese companies are currently exploring opportunities in various sectors in Pakistan.
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Life and marriage can be overwhelming sometimes. Sometimes we get so caught up in the big things and the big picture that we are overwhelmed by it all. Sometimes in our marriages we feel like everything is piling up and there are all of these huge overwhelming things going on (not always necessarily bad things). What we fail to often see is that there are so many little things we can be doing each and every day with our spouse that can be a big difference within our marriage.
Say "I Love You"--My husband is the best about this. He always says I love you. Whether we are on a 2 second phone call to confirm plans or he is leaving for the day, he always, always says it. I have noticed everyone in his family does as well, so I'm sure that's where it comes from. It is so nice to hear because who doesn't love being told I love you?! It just brightens up your mood every time. I think sometimes after people have been together a long time either they don't say it as often, or they say it but without any meaning. Say it like you mean it and say it often!
Greet them when they walk in the door--This is something I almost had to teach myself to do. My husband almost always gets home from work when I am cooking dinner or changing a diaper or doing some chore and it is so easy to just yell a "hey!" from the kitchen and not really stop to give him a hug and say hello. It makes a HUGE difference to show them that you missed them while they were gone and are happy they are home.
Hug--I feel like hugging can easily be one of those things you just stop doing after awhile. Or forget to do. Or just don't make a priority. It can really make you feel connected. If you have kids, taking time to hug in front of them can always show them that your marriage is a top priority and shows them that mom and dad love each other.
Do something for them-- I'm not necessarily talking any grand gesture here, but just doing a little something for them every day. I know my husband really appreciates the rare occasion where I get up and make him a nice breakfast before church. It makes my day when he unloads the dishwasher. Little things like that each day can definitely show your spouse how much you care for them.
What little things do you do in your marriage to make a big difference?
Since we are talking about marriage, I want to give a big shout out to my sweet husband, whose birthday it is today! I am so thankful for him today and every day but especially love celebrating him on this day each year! Happy birthday honey!


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Green Resilience Project proposes income security to help with climate change chaos
Senators Rosa Galvez and Kim Pate applaud all those involved in the Green Resilience Project. The final report released yesterday represents a commendable collaboration between the federal government and community members throughout the country, on the intersection of climate and income inequality.
The report was informed by conversations among youth, Indigenous Peoples, artists and cultural workers, immigrants and other newcomers, as well as environmentally precarious and income-challenged communities throughout Canada. They explored the interconnections between environmental, community and economic resilience.
Consistent with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's Sixth Assessment Report, which emphasized that avoiding the worst consequences of climate chaos is still possible, but only if governments take immediate and decisive action by 2030, the Green Resilience Project identifies income security—not having to fear being unable to afford food, shelter and other necessities—as a key factor that empowers people and communities with options to participate in and drive climate solutions.
"The concomitant health and climate crises are exacerbating income insecurity," said Senator Galvez. "The economic recovery from the pandemic should focus on our transition to a low-carbon economy while helping reduce inequality, a key emphasis of my white paper, Building Forward Better: A Clean and Just Recovery from the COVID-19 Pandemic. A mix of well-designed policies that prioritize human and ecosystem wellbeing would reduce inequality and lead to a suite of health and economic co-benefits."
"Canada has committed to implement the UN Sustainable Development Goals," continued Senator Pate. "Goal number one requires us to start by ending poverty. With millions of Canadians below the poverty line and millions more struggling to make ends meet, in order to be able to ensure a sustainable, healthy environment, we need a healthy economy that leaves nobody behind: a plan that eliminates poverty. We thank the Green Resilience Project participants for underscoring these realities and for pushing us forward."
"In addition to sponsoring Bill S-233 which would involve the government developing a framework to implement guaranteed livable basic income, an unconditional income support payment that would be available to anyone in Canada who is in need, I support any interconnected legislative efforts that would increase the collective wellbeing of Canadians," concluded Pate.
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Gender Swapping in Films
On October 9, 2018 October 8, 2018 By Linda Maye AdamsIn Films, Hollywood, Television
I'm not a fan of these shows where they do a reboot and change the gender of the character (usually a woman). Like the suggestion here to do James Bond as a woman.
(Shudder.)
But first things first: I'm all for having great roles for women characters in films, TV, and books–and a range of ages. The Wonder Woman movie was huge because it was an iconic character and they did it right. Some TV shows on now that work:
The Orville. Huge cast with a lot of women. They've dressed all the women in the same uniform as the men (Star Trek: The Next Generation, I'm looking at you!). And the roles are good for all the actors.
The Good Place. I don't want to say too much about this one because if you haven't seen it, it's way too easy to give the story away. Again, the whole cast–men and women–have good roles.
Onto my issues with the gender-swapping…
Characters are not interchangeable.
If a reboot switches out a character with another type of character, it's going to change the story in fundamental ways and, likely break something that people liked about the original.
Some roles don't fit the opposite gender
And I know there's a group of writers out there who think the genders are interchangeable. But there are some roles where if they were flipped, it would not look good on that gender. I'd like to do a story about a woman lone gun like Jack Reacher, and I'm having to really think about how to do it properly so people enjoy the story, not hate the character.
It disrespects the old show or movie.
It's like saying, "It wasn't good enough because it didn't have this type of character." There's been a lot of that conceit from all these reboots, where it's obvious the studios only saw the title as a moneymaker and made no effort to understand why audiences liked the original. I still remember discussion about the Fantasy Island reboot where the studios said they wanted to "improve" it by making it darker. They entirely missed the point of the original show, and it got cancelled pretty fast.
Why can't they create new original works?!!
Seriously. We don't need gender swapping in reboots or ongoing franchises. Create new stories with the characters they want and make new films and shows that might be one day be loved the same way.
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I've seen a lot of shows and remakes where they don't have a clue about why people loved the original movie!
I agree. There's been too many where a producer wanted to "improve" on the original, probably because they didn't understand why it was popular in the first place. Fantasy Island comes to mind. How did they think that making that dark and gritty would be a ratings hit?
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I totally agree with every point you've made here! These things all bother me too.


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Q: Every time I start my terminal, I get ".zshrc:source:18: no such file or directory: /sourceme.sh"? I've been trying to download some softwares. I've deleted those files, but now, I think my zsh file keeps wanting to source a file that's no longer there. Because of that, I get the following message every time I open up my terminal:

This is really annoying, and I'd like to get rid of it somehow... Thanks!

A: I was able to solve this issue with the following steps:
Open .zshrc and edit it. This can be done with the following:
sudo nano ~/.zshrc

From here, you may find a file, whatever it may be named (in this case, it was sourceme.sh). Delete the line that was installed in there. There are many reasons it's in there using nano. Then, save.
Where sourceme.sh came from: I downloaded another program that automatically wrote that line in when I configured it, and when I deleted, it could no longer find that file. It could be any other shell script (.sh).

A: The solution that worked for me is the following:
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/supporting/faq#_resolving-shell-environment-fails


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West Bloomfield Township's Planterra Conservatory to Expand
Planterra Conservatory in West Bloomfield Township today announced construction plans have been approved for an outdoor wedding space, building addition, and upgrades to the glass-enclosed conservatory near 14 Mile and Drake roads.
"It may be the only wedding venue of its kind to offer a lavish garden setting outdoors with an equally elegant rain option indoors," says Shane Pliska, president of Planterra. "We will provide an authentic botanical atmosphere made to be photographed. Expect an abundance of Instagrammable moments. We are building a world-class botanical experience."
Construction is expected to begin during the summer of 2019, and the new space will available to host outdoor events by spring 2020.
The addition is expected to include three archways that echo the existing design of three of the greenhouse's curved trusses originally imported by the Pliska family from Belgium in 2009. The formal garden at the entry will serve as a pre-function area that opens to the larger courtyard garden designed for wedding ceremonies.
Once completed, events at Planterra can begin in the outdoor garden and move into the conservatory after sunset.
Retired architect Jim Luckey of the Smith Group is the project's design consultant, and Planterra will design the gardens. Detroit's Three Squared Inc. is the project consultant and has expertise in using recycled shipping containers as a building material. The containers will be added on the east side of the conservatory for hospitality setup and storage. They will match Planterra's existing metal building, as most of the walls will be covered with ivy trellises.
"We're very honored to be able to contribute to Shane's vision for Planterra," says Leslie Horn, CEO of Three Squared Inc. "It has the potential to be award-winning."
Planterra's conservatory doubles as its headquarters for its interior landscaping business. Horticulturists are already growing the ivies for the arches at an off-site location.
Dates for the 2020 outdoor wedding season at Planterra will be available for booking in 2019.
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In the future, surgery will combine autonomous robotics with traditional medical treatment
Activ Surgical is on a mission to revolutionize surgery by empowering surgeons with real-time intelligence and visualization to achieve the best possible outcomes and save lives. Founded in 2017and based in Boston, the digital surgery pioneer aims to provide surgeons with real-time, objective physiologic information during critical procedures. This will help practitioners avoid medical complications that kill about 400,000 people in the U.S. every year.
Activ Surgical's CTO Tom Calef is a renowned medical roboticist and engineering leader who has delivered breakthrough innovation in surgical robotics. In this interview, he talks about the future of surgical robotics, Activ's innovations, and the role of light.
Activ Surgical stands for the approach that the surgical future is collaborative. Please explain!
We aim to raise the awareness of both surgeons and robotic systems. Both are intelligent in terms of knowing what to do in certain situations and when to pass control back and forth – whether that's a surgeon passing control to a robot, or a system intelligently instructing a surgeon on what the next steps of a procedure may be. This seamless collaboration is our ultimate mission at Activ Surgical.
Right now, surgeons use technology or systems as tools, but do not really interact with these systems. We enable systems to leverage data to provide real-time feedback to surgeons, not only for the immediate task at hand, but in and around a task such as how best to preserve an organ. Our ActiveEdge platform will show blood flow and tissue perfusion so that a surgeon can see if tissue is healthy.
Does this mean that – in the end – intelligence will replace surgeons?
The wisdom, judgement and instincts of a human surgeon cannot be replaced. We want to extend the capability of highly trained professionals through the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. There is still an art to surgery. The ability of humans to react and use their deductive reasoning is critical to surgical outcomes and, in my opinion, that will not change.
AI has a big claim in presenting options in decision-making. We should promote the surgeon to a strategic and supervisory role such that they can perform more procedures more effectively, account for their ergonomics, and have a longer carrier span. We currently put highly trained humans into very poor ergonomic positions, and we have to make that better.
AI offers profound support on various levels: AI could support humans performing surgery remotely. That is where things get really exciting. What a system is doing actively is making sure that the right commands are being pushed down to the right instruments. An example would be being able to detect when a polyp is worth extracting during a diagnostic screening for breast or colon cancer. Local decisions will be made utilizing AI, but surgeons are giving their input to make sure that the systems and robots learn how to do surgery the right way.
Might we encounter special situations in which fully autonomous robotic machines will perform surgery without human intervention?
Yes, it is a reality, and it is the technology that we were founded on. There are scenarios where there is a growing need for autonomous surgery, including remote or dangerous environments where access to the best care is limited or unavailable. That being said, all of the intelligence that goes into the autonomous robot will be garnered from human experience. It will be taught based on how humans perform procedures, and tens of thousands of cases will be required to be able to do that in a meaningful and safe way. For the patient, this means access to the best possible care no matter where you are in the world.
What innovations are Activ Surgical working on in the surgical vision category?
Advanced imaging is really primed to accelerate technical innovation over the next five to 10 years. A number of clinical studies have shown that utilizing wavelengths outside of the visible spectrum, fluorescence, or dyes gives surgeons another data point that improves confidence, situational awareness, and the full patient outcome. In the case of laparoscopic cholecystectomy, for instance, the utilization of advanced visualization showed a dramatic decrease in the bile duct injury rate. As we look to future innovations, surgical videos are really dense data that can be used to empower AI and machine learning to pick up micro-trends. For instance, we are working on enabling tissue identification and tissue characterization for cancer margin detection. The big question is: How do we pick up the edges of where tissue transforms from healthy to disease such that we can guide dissection? Advanced visualization can really help there.
What role does light play to improve visualization, especially as sensor improvements help to detect what cannot be seen with the naked eye?
Light above and below the visible spectrum is really important because you start to see incredible phenomena happening below the tissue surface, particularly as you get into the longer wavelengths such as IR, NIR or SWIR. We visualize blood flow with some of these wavelengths. There is also an interesting development where you look at the response of very discrete wavelengths even in visible light. Taking that spectrum and powering it with deep learning allows us to identify changes in tissue. Standard spectroscopic techniques that have been used in pharmaceutical industries or hyper-spectral imaging that has been used in satellite imagery for decades have a place in surgery, and we believe that is what will be driving surgical visualization in the next decade. It is the ability to provide a signal. That is what light means in our field–the injection of energy so that we can sense it, backed up by deep learning that turn it into a clinical insight.
On a more personal note: How did you get to know Activ Surgical and what did you think the first time you heard about them?
I was employee number two at Activ Surgical, joining in 2017, and working alongside Peter Kim and Michael Ruehlman to create the brand and establish our headquarters in Boston. When I was first approached with the opportunity to join this VC-founded company, I was a massive proponent of advanced visualization, convinced that visualization could really improve patient outcomes in any scenario. I think robotics, intelligence, and sensing will fuel innovation in the med device industry significantly. There is already a massive uptake in standard robotics use. As we really show the clinical benefit of intelligence, we are going to adjust that trajectory even more so.
Your background is in computer engineering and mechanical engineering. In what way is an interdisciplinary background helpful to advance innovation?
I have been building competitive robots and a mechanical and software nerd since I was nine years old. I have always tried to figure out how things interplay and work together. That is what robotics is: an integration activity between electrical software computer optics and mechanical engineering. In my mind, you have to be able to cross into other disciplines. There are always so many ways to solve a problem. If you don't have empathy for other disciplines, you will not necessarily come to an optimized solution. In the end, it takes a team to make all of this happen. My strength is to work with the team to come up with a product that stands the test of users over time.
Activ Surgical's CTO Tom Calef is a renowned medical roboticist and engineering leader who has delivered breakthrough innovation in surgical robotics. Photo: Activ Surgical
The company's ActivEdgeTM platform is an artificial intelligence and machine learning software system. It uses data from a hardware attachment that can be fixed to existing surgical equipment. The hardware works with existing visualization systems to provide real-time data and new visualizations of the surgical environment. Initially, Activ Surgical will work to integrate its technology into the 2.2 million most common laparoscopic procedures that are conducted in the U.S., including cholecystectomy, colectomy, hysterectomy and gastrectomy, where identification of blood flow and critical structures matter the most.
ActivSight connects to and augments existing surgical visualization systems. Photo: Activ Surgical.
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Modern data storage devices use the magnetization in a material to store information. Current research to improve the density and stability of magnetic storage devices faces difficulties due to material limitations and increasing energy consumption. Mechanisms that couple magnetization to other ferroic properties can reduce power losses. These multiferroic materials combine two ferroic orders in a single phase, for example ferroelectric polarization and spontaneous magne-tization. Coupling between these two order parameters has attracted interest because it allows for electric field control of magnetism. Multiferroic materials are insulators, and therefore, the application of an electric field yields a small electrical current. This could limit the energy usage. However, materials with coexisting ferroelectric and ferromagnetic properties are rare. Moreover, the coupling between both order parameters tends to be weak or occurs at low temperatures. Composites with physically separated ferroelectric and ferromagnetic phases, so-called multiferroic heterostructures, can be used as an alternative.
In this thesis, I experimentally study elastic coupling between a ferroelectric BaTiO3 substrate and a ferromagnetic thin film and demonstrate electric field control of magnetism. The experimental results are supported by micromagnetic simulations. BaTiO3 exhibits a tetragonal lattice structure at room temperature, and it is divided into regular stripe domains. For this thesis, ferroelastic domains with 90 degree rotation of the polarization are used. Strain transfer from the BaTiO3 substrate to the ferromagnetic thin film induces a magnetic anisotropy, i.e., a preferred orientation of magnetization. As a result, the domain structure of the ferroelectric substrate is imprinted into the ferromagnetic film. The application of an electric field changes the ferroelectric domain structures in a non-volatile manner, which is transferred to the ferromagnetic film.
Two ferromagnetic materials are considered in this thesis: amorphous CoFeB films and epitaxial Cu/Ni multilayers. In the case of CoFeB, the periodic modulation of strain periodically rotates the uniaxial magnetic anisotropy by 90 degrees in the film plane between domains. Because of this anisotropy modulation, magnetic domain walls are strongly pinned onto ferroelectric domain boundaries and two types of walls can be initialized by an external magnetic field: charged (head-to-head/tail-to-tail) and uncharged (head-to-tail). These domain walls differ in width and energy. Based on these findings, a reconfigurable magnetic logic operator is proposed. In Cu/Ni multilayers, strain transfer from BaTiO3 imprints domains with alternating in-plane and perpendicular magnetic anisotropy. The walls that separate these domains can be reversibly driven by electric-field pulses.


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by Harold Henderson August 26, 2004 August 19, 2021
"Most people in the Chicago area have no idea where their river is located," writes Laurene von Klan, executive director of Friends of the Chicago River, in the group's newsletter, "River Reporter" (Spring). "They don't know that the little 'ditch' next to highway 94 up north near Deerfield is a branch of the river. Who would? Or that the lagoons that are at the Botanic Garden are, in a hydrological sense, part of the river. They don't know that hiding low behind the trees and along McCormick Blvd. is the North Shore Channel, a canal that is part of the river."
Driving east? Be very polite or don't stop until you get to Ohio. According to Mark Nichols and John O'Neill, writing in the Indianapolis Star (July 11), 6.7 percent of Indiana residents have a gun permit (302,000 permits total), a higher proportion than in any state except New York.
The hype: Greedy victims and their lawyers are driving up medical malpractice insurance premiums. The facts, in California, anyway: According to findlaw.com columnist Anthony Sebok (July 26), "In 1975, the state passed a tort reform statute designed to reduce medical malpractice costs. But it was not until 1988–when the state began to directly regulate malpractice insurers–that insurance rates actually began to decline."
"Too many people want to move at the same times each day" and have to do so in order to run the schools and the economy, writes Anthony Downs in a January Brookings Institution policy brief, "Traffic: Why It's Getting Worse, What Government Can Do." He goes on, "Even if America's existing [mass] transit capacity were tripled and fully utilized, morning peak-hour transit travel would rise to 11.0 percent of all morning trips [nationwide]. But that would reduce all morning private vehicle trips by only 8.0 percent–certainly progress, but hardly enough to end congestion."
Sorry, the Catholic hierarchy discriminates only in ways that favor men. In his newsletter "Context" (August), Martin Marty quotes a letter written by Michael Perillo of Grayslake to the Living Church (May 9): "Recently I read two Associated Press reports that the Roman Catholic archbishops of Atlanta and Boston had banned women from having their feet washed in Maundy Thursday ceremonies. The archbishops were reportedly following a mandate based on the fact that the 12 whose feet Christ washed were all men. I have been looking in vain for the follow-up news reports indicating those same bishops banned men from attending Good Friday services, especially Stations of the Cross. After all, with one exception, our Lord's male disciples abandoned him at, and before, the foot of the cross. Only the women remained steadfast in the face of evil and danger."
"The Iraq war was a model of enlightened deliberation compared with the process that resulted in Bush's signature tax cuts," writes Jonathan Chait in the New Republic (July 26). "Falsehoods were embedded in nearly every aspect of Bush's sales pitch: his claim that his tax cut would amount to just one-fourth of the projected surplus (his own figures showed one-third); his assertion that 'by far the vast majority of my tax cut goes to those at the bottom' (in fact, some 40 percent went to the wealthiest 1 percent); and his repeated claim that a waitress earning $20,000 a year was the paradigmatic beneficiary of his tax cut (in truth, most such waitresses got nothing from Bush's plan, and the few who did benefit received about $125). In previous years, the effects of such propaganda would have been blunted by official computations by number-crunchers at the Treasury Department and the Joint Committee on Taxation, who used to release figures on who would benefit from various changes in the tax code. But, when they took control of the White House and Congress, Republicans put a stop to such inconvenient wonkery."
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