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Throwback Thursday: Morozevich astonishes in Pamplona
4/24/2020 – At the end of 2006, the capital city of Navarre in Spain organized the 16th edition of the "Magistral Ciudad de Pamplona". The eight-player single round-robin featured a mix of fearless tacticians and rising stars. Top seed Alexander Morozevich — number five in the world at the time — won the event after scoring five wins and two draws. Dmitry Jakovenko and Alexei Shirov finished second and third in a tournament filled with exciting tactical battles. | Pictured: Morozevich in Biel, 2017. | Photo: Pascal Simon
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A tactical slugfest
It was not all about the rating average. The Pamplona Masters organizers put together an attractive line-up for the 16th edition of the event. Well-known tactical wizards Alexander Morozevich and Alexei Shirov headed the field, which had in 23-year-old Dmitry Jakovenko a third seed that fought for tournament victory throughout.
Two young grandmasters that would later become familiar names for chess fans were also included: Radoslaw Wojtaszek (aged 19 at the time) and Viktor Laznicka (18). Among the local representatives, besides Shirov, we count Miguel Illescas and Oleg Korneev, who still represented Russia at the time but would later change federations to represent Spain. A 29-year-old Christian Bauer from France completed the line-up.
Top seed Morozevich drew his games from rounds one and five, and won the rest. Rated 2747 at the time, he finished the event with a 2951 Tournament Performance Rating. Moreover, he could have got an astronomical 3085 TPR had he managed to win a queen v rook endgame over second-placed Jakovenko.
Out of the 28 games played, no fewer than 18 finished decisively, with plenty of them featuring fearless attacks and remarkable tactical skirmishes.
[Pictured: Morozevich in Biel, 2003]
A technical miss
Let us start with the one that got away for 'Moro'. The Russian star had first gained a pawn and then traded down to a won queen v rook ending in round five against Dmitry Jakovenko. Morozevich started trying to convert the technical endgame on move 72 and missed more than one win. On move 111, he fell prey to a picturesque drawing method:
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White's 111.Kf3 allowed 111...Rf2+ 112.Ke3 Re2+ 113.Kd3 Rd2+ 114.Kxd2 stalemate — if the king does not capture, the rook will keep giving checks.
Jakovenko and Morozevich were sharing the lead on 4 out of 5 after this draw. Jakovenko drew his two remaining games, while Morozevich finished the event with two consecutive wins.
Winning à la Moro
Morozevich at his best showed an astounding tactical alertness. His key round-three encounter against Shirov saw the latter getting out-calculated in a complex position:
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White has a couple of positional advantages — a centralized queen and rooks on the open files. Shirov faltered with 29...Nd7 and his position completely collapsed all of a sudden. There followed 30.Bxd7 Bxd7 31.Ne4 (with a discovered attack along the e-file) fxe4 32.Rxd7+ Kh8 33.Rg6 and Black resigned, as the rook on f6 is pinned.
In round seven, Korneev blundered the game away in one move, and the eventual champion, clearly in good form, had no problems finding the winning combination:
White demonstrated 31...Qxd5 had been a mistake by showing 32.Rxa6+ Kb8 33.Qf4+ Rd6 34.Rxb7 Kxb7 35.Rxd6 Qxb3 36.Qf7+ and Black resigned. Morozevich's pieces seem to be perfectly placed, ready to jump in whenever the opponent makes a false move.
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The ever-entertaining Shirov
The author of the acclaimed "Fire On Board" books only drew one game in Pamplona, winning four and losing two to finish third. In round two, he found himself on the wrong side of a deadly attack against Wojtaszek:
The Polish grandmaster provoked his opponent to open up the c-file with 27...Bb6. The idea is that after 28.cxb6 Nc3+ White has no good way to respond to the check — 29.Kc1 runs into 29...Nxa2+ forking, while 29.Kb2 runs into 29...Rxa2+ 30.Kc1 Rxc2+ 31.Kxc2 and 31...Nxd5+ wins the queen. Shirov gave up his queen with 29.Qxc3 and resigned two moves later.
In the last round, Shirov also gave up his queen, but this time he had a wonderful combination that justified his decision. He was playing white against Illescas:
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Shirov correctly calculated that 22.d5 was better than the also strong 22.Qe2 — but, of course, you do not need to ask Shirov twice to sacrifice his queen! After 22...Rxd1 23.Raxd1 e3 24.Rfe1 b5 White has 25.dxe6 bxa4 26.Rd7:
The active rook combined with the connected passers eventually gave white the win.
Fine combinations by Bauer and Jakovenko
Apparently playing next to creative aces inspired other participants. Bauer finished fourth on 4 out of 7 and showed great calculation abilities to take down Laznicka in round six:
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There followed 32...Ne1 33.Rxd6 Nxf3+ 34.Kf2 Rxd6 35.Rxd6 Rxg2+ 36.Kxg2 Bxd6 37.Kxf3:
Bauer had foreseen this position, knowing that 37...Nd7 is winning here. Black threatens to capture on f6, and in case of, for example, 38.Bg5 the light-squared bishop attacks the queenside weaknesses via d3-c2. White played 38.Kg4 and resigned after 38...Nxf6 39.Kg5 Be7.
In round two, Jakovenko crashed through Illescas' defences. The Spaniard was playing black and riskily left his king uncastled:
25.Nxf7 Rxd3 26.Rxe6 Qd4+ 27.Kh2 Bxg2 28.Qe7+ Kg8 29.Nh6+ Kh8 30.Qf8+ Kh7 31.Qg8+ and mate next move. (You can try your own variations on the diagram above.)
Dmitry Jakovenko in 2006 | Photo: Official site
Final standings - Ciudad de Pamplona 2006
Final report on ChessBase

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What are the signs of overtraining? Because of too much exercise, I made a closer brush with overtraining than was good for me, but you can learn from my mistakes.
After working out for so many years I definitely learned about and experienced a lot of different mistakes in training. When we are young, but also many of those who are complete beginners, we tend to think that the more we work out, the better results we're gonna get. We push ourselves to our limits, and even when we cross those limits, we just don't listen to our bodies. We always assume that maybe we are just lazy and we need to push our selves a little harder.
I surely was exactly like that. I worked out like a machine and I refused to take breaks. I felt like if I took a break, I might be getting out of touch with myself. But too much exercise can happen. Because, one day, my body decided to take a break for me: I got injured so badly that I was out of working out for over a year. My body had tried sending me signals and warning signs, but I ignored all of them and ended up paying for it with a hernia in my back.
And, oh boy, was I sorry. I remember laying on the floor in so much pain, just thinking about how stupid and ignorant I was. This was when I realized that if I had just paid attention to my overtraining symptoms, I could have avoided the whole thing. But it was too late.
It became my mission to create a training approach that would prevent people from injuring themselves, that would give you results without sacrificing your health. So let us look at what I learned and share some tips on how you can spot if you are overtraining and how to avoid it.
You know how when you first start training you feel really hyped up and exited to workout? This is a feeling that you should always have if you are training the right way. It should feel exiting and you should feel energized after your workouts. If you all of a sudden having a really hard time or have to force your self to workout, it's your first sign you are doing too much. Our mind is connected to our body and if your mind tells you " Oh my I wish I didn't 'have to do this" or you are dragging barely through every rep, right there is a very clear sign of overtraining. Don't even waste your time in trying to fool your mind otherwise, you are not lazy, your body just needs a break. Lack of motivates is always the first sign.
Working out, no matter how intense it is, should always give you plenty of energy afterwards. Yes, you will be tired when you finish, but as soon as you take your shower you should feel like an energizer bunny, not only physically but mentally as well. If you feel drained and tired all the time, this is another clear sign of overtraining.
The twitching muscles symptom is a sign that your body has been giving you many other signs and now's it's taking it a step further. I usually get the twitching muscles either in my eye, or in my lower back. But everyone is different, it can also be in your legs or arms or anywhere else. If you are getting this symptom it's time to take a break and reorganize your training.
Practice proper exercise form – it is the number one tip not only to build muscle fast, but also to prevent you from injury.
When building your workout program make sure you take plenty of time off for recovery. This is exactly why I don't recommend to do strength training more than 4 days a week.
Use a split routine method, do your lower body workout on a separate day from your upper body.
Take a day off every 2 training days, this will help your body recover better. On your day off make sure you are taking it off completely. You can stay active, just don't do any exercise.
Listen to your body and the listed above symptoms. If you are experiencing any of them, take a few days off completely.
Overtraining is definitely not something that should be taken lightl and we need to learn how to prevent our bodies and minds from such stress and possible long-term injury. I learned the hard way, and I am happy that I can share my experience and hopefully prevent this from happening to others. Take care of yourself, train the right way and your body will thank you over and over again with great health!
After every 6 weeks of training I should STOP for 5 full days. Do I hear you right ? Not even CARDIO ?
Yes you did hear me right. Off means off completely for rest, you can do a bit of stretching and stay active by walking, but nothing else. The body needs to rest, and after the 5 days you will actually see more muscle definition and increase in strength.
True Overtraining is also a hard achieve unless you're eating badly or sleeping little. You've just had entered overreaching (read Lyle McDonald's series on that).
I for instance train almost daily (3 times with 2 session in day (lower/upper)) with volume that would scare legions of skinny warriors and I've never felt as good as before. Oh and I often do hours of hard manual labor.
The distinction in most cases is moot. I also doubt that the high volume you subject yourself to is useful, as you can't keep intensity high and don't leave time to recover.
Depending on your age, but I can tell you from personal experience that what you're doing is quite dangerous for your nervous system. Things usually begin to fall apart all at once.
Guys don't make me laugh. Consider that many old school strongmen (before steroids) were training much harder than me. It's all in adapting yourself slowly to the volume. Beside guys like Bret Contreras recommend things like daily Squatting. Also google Jamie Lewis or Chaos and Pain blog. Read Baddest Motherfuckers Ever Born series or google Deszo Ban (that guy (he doesn't run the blog) recommended 5-6 days of training for natural guys).
The more frequently you practice the exercise the better you get at it, e.g. Gymnasts or Olympic Lifters.
I can attest that my arms and back responded nicely to high volume.
Please tell construction workers or any other physical worker that they are doing all wrong.
Human body is a much tougher machine than you expect.
Sorry I can't agree with you here, my husband is a professional acrobat at cirque du soleil, and as much as all of them are working all the time, they get injured all the time as well. The older you get, more injuries are becoming more known. A lot of them have to retire because they get injured and can't perform at the same level as before. That's what happened to me, I trained for years at high volume then my back gave in.
Maybe your are right with your concept, it works for you but it might not work for others. But still "Over Training" do exist. Cheers!
^ that is my reply to : pargustak.
Sarcasam I guess. Mass gain isn't that fast as strength gain.
I suppose you haven't trained for very long, as only up to a certain point strength gains will be faster. But once you are seasoned, you can only increase in strength if you gain in size.
Yeah, comparing a professional to a fitness enthusiast. Of course injuries happen, but with clever programming and rehab stuff they can be avoided for most time. I for instance use heavy and light days. Listen to your body and let it adapt to new workload.
It does, but it's a lot harder to achieve than people believe. I suggest you start reading Chaos and Pain (the man who runs it is about to set a new record for squat in his weight class), Lift Run Bang and Tight Slacks of Deszo Ban (hundreds of articles from past eras).
When I released myself from the fear everything went better.
I've seen plenty of enthusiasts get injured on a regular basis as well. So many people who come to learn aerial tissue and trapeze for fun get injured the same way the professionals do. There is no such thing as " Clever Programming ", I've seen the best trainers in the world train athletes, cause Cirque people get only the best, and that's the first time I hear " Clever Programing " term.
I've seen it all, but what I haven't seen is someone training for years as you said and don't get injured, that I have yet to see.
When you do too much your body responds, unless you are a robot, then it's a different story.
Then you should start reading more about old school strongman like Marvin Eder or Paul Anderson who didn't got injured to my knowledge, trained much more and were stronger than anybody in their time.
Laying off by a little (reducing volume) would've helped them. Anyway I'm referring to weightlifting and calisthenics.
I myself have been doing heavy labor for hours several days a week for several years and I never sustained an injury even when lifting with rounded back from floor.
Training daily is possible, the worst problem that has given it a bad reputation is that people just jump into it.
Anyway I could post articles from past era and I'm sure that you would just brush them off. I bet you didn't even read about John Grimek.
Thank you for the articles, I will definitely check it out, I always do keep my mind open.
If working out this way works for you, that's great, it didn't work for me, everyone who I know trained this way always felt tired all the time. To each their own, everyone should do what works for them.
Thank you again for the articles, I will read through them later on today.
Well you're right. Not everyone is prepared for that. Many people fail mentally, e.g. Squat heavy every day.
I'm always full of energy + massive eating makes me love me routine even more.
I just love practicing my pet exercises: thick bar pullups/chinups and handstand pushups (or any kind of vertical press).
Thanks for correcting me. Yes I was wrong about them.
Anyway I've said mine and I'm out of this discussion. Each to his own. I hope your training works for you as it did for me.
Check youtube for Hannibal interview, that guy trains everyday if I'm correct with no rest days using calisthenics (the way I train).
My hubby was a natural body builder for 15 years. He was one of the guys who used commonsense (no steroid,and no lifting to death).Most of his fellow competitors and so called hard knockers from that period are now suffering from back, knee and every other joint pain. You mentioned with good rehab suff out there most injuries can be avoided, who wants to pay or have money for a bunch of rehab so they can keep banging themselve up over and over again. The professionals don't do that after they retire once the team sport therapist, masseur and doctors are not avaliable to them. If you're able to keep your current level of training for 10 years then kuddos to you. Who wants to pop advil everyday.
I was a tree planter for 5 years. Yes, I woke up every morning sore and went to bed sore every night. Would I volunteer to do that again, hell no. I did it because I needed to eat and pay my bills.
How often do you have these twitching that you would call it one of the symptoms?
When I am really overtrained I my eye would twitch every 20-40 minutes throughout the day. If I am only a little overtrained I would get twitches 4-5 times a day all together. It can be any muscle in your body, with me it just happened to be my eye, sometimes it can be in your leg or arm or anywhere else on the body.
What do you do if you have been over-training for 30 years?
If I only knew you when I needed to!
Can I take the rest of my life off? lol!
You have been very naughty!
I know when I am overtrained: my joints and muscles are in pain and i can't fall asleep. It's a sign I need to rest.


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ReviewsA Wall of Bright Dead Feathers, Babette Fraser Hale, Fiction, Short Stories
Stubborn Rigidity and Self-Reformation in "A Wall of Bright Dead Feathers"
An elderly widow struggles to open herself up to her granddaughter regarding her Civil War-era flight with an artist-turned-Confederate. A bout of accidental shooting between a mother and her daughter's best friend not only sends the latter to the ICU, but also the mother's son into a grudge-fueled adolescence immersed in "weapons of war and video combat games" that clash with his former sweet nature. And contrast — particularly between material comforts and spiritual transcendence — is what lends color to Babette Fraser Hale's short story collection A Wall of Bright Dead Feathers.
The book's twelve stories of overcoming one's past are framed by feelings of being the human equivalent of the scorched Central Texan earth, "under the bell jar of [a] drouth" both in vegetation and population. Reflected within that frame are folks from all walks of life and corners of America who travel "the familiar bleakness of [one's] own interior landscape" to let go of "the reasons why people behave as they do, and why it is so often contrary to what is good for them."
But the distance between the stories' characters and the hustle and bustle stops at the physical sense, with material desires keeping them mentally tied to the modern world. In "Drouth," the writerly Cam — under the care of his girlfriend in the Texan boonies — struggles to break away from his brother's death and the bout of writer's block it engendered, worsened by medication that "[turns] him into a fingering chimp batting at the keyboard" and by the expectations of artistic acclaim Cam's loved ones bear for him. Even those seeking simpler living harbor a desire for material conveniences that wrestle with spiritual attainment, as evidenced by Houston transplant Alys in "Silences" who tries to bond with nature via gardening while at the same time clinging to human connection via her son and husband, bearing chagrin at living in a "place too small for the competing egos of her [relatives]."
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Some — through (self-)confrontation — transcend their existential limbos, like Tillman moving into a barn with his paintings following the death of his wife in "Motes," consequently overcoming his fear of barns that stemmed from the death of his daughter at the hands of a storm-propelled barn gate. But others still succumb to the desire for external validation and material conveniences, especially when under social pressure. As seen with Lavis's yielding to her oil man dad's offer of dirty money in the title story, the leads' relatives and friends can bear their own thoughts about the main characters and what they need, or what they need from the leads. Through the collection's balance of triumph and defeat that shows how one shouldn't take things for granted in life, Hale calls to attention the human struggle between stubborn rigidity and courageous self-reformation in the face of painful but unburdening trials, like "[trying] to preserve the moment [when] we can't make it live again."
Yet this suggestion of life's fleetingness also has the tales briskly reach their resolutions. Between Hattie going from relaxing near a creek to confronting a rowdy couple two pages later in "Fireflies," and Tasha's story ending with her stubbornly waiting for her dad to come back home despite his running off, the abridged narrative threads can make the stories feel like vignettes rather than full-fledged portraits of the characters' mindscapes. This seems to drive home the idea that folks can be prone to "never [finishing] any of [their personal] projects," to "never [seeing] the end of something when [stuck] in the middle of it."
But this abridged nature could be Hale's way of reflecting the insecurities — the mental shutdowns and cherry-picking of memories — of her characters in a land whose barrenness leaves folks alone with their thoughts, as seen with the terse description of the narrator's reaction to abandoned pet dogs being mercy-killed by animal control in "Intruders." The open-endedness of the resolutions leaves readers to interpret if, when, and how the characters will turn the next page in their lives once readers turn to the last page of each story.
As unembellished and sublime as the Lone Star boonies, A Wall of Bright Dead Feathers doesn't beat around the bush in its deep dive into nature — both human and vegetative — far removed from "civilized protections" but closely studied and dissected with solemn prose that opens and treats wounds hidden within the stories' characters and subtext. Alongside Annie Proulx's Close Range and Nancy Wayson Dinan's Things You Would Know If You Grew Up Around Here, Hale's collection challenges one to venture beyond their (emotional) comfort zone and into America's great geographic unknowns, full of rugged terrain that mirrors the need for equally rugged individualism in negotiating obstacles beyond and within oneself.
A Wall of Bright Dead Feathers
By Babette Fraser Hale
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Michel Sabbagh is a Creative Writing MFA student in Fiction at Queens University of Charlotte. A member of the Quebec Writers' Federation and Association of Writers & Writing Programs, he serves as an editorial assistant for Qu Literary Magazine. He is based in Montreal and was born and raised in the United Arab Emirates. Sabbagh formerly worked as a quality assurance tester in the video game industry and is currently working as a writer on the video game project Cathnoquey: The Fractured Isles. He also published game design articles featured on websites like Gamasutra, Kotaku, and Kill Screen. Sabbagh's personal writing may be read on his blog Shoal of Words: https://michelsabbagh.wordpress.com/.
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Nowadays, the enjoyment of good food — and even better company — on the fourth Thursday of every November does not belong solely to the descendents of the Pilgrims and the Indians.
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1. Can Peking duck be the new turkey?
Although turkey has traditionally stolen the spotlight at Thanksgiving dinner, another type of roasted meat is vying for center attention in Asian American households across the United States.
Dating back to the imperial era in Beijing, the vastly popular Peking duck offers a tasty and quick alternative to the 4-hour long roast that has long served as the centerpiece of the feast.
Peking duck is a savory meat with a crispy, delicately-fried skin brushed with a coat of honey. Although delectable alone, the meat is best served in a Chinese steamed bun sprinkled with spring onions and lathered with sweet hoisin sauce.
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Only two tools are needed to inject a Western-style Thanksgiving dish with a bit of Eastern finesse: a hot stove and a wok.
The method of stir-frying, the quick tossing and stirring of cut-up ingredients in a wet seasoning sauce, is the most common method of Chinese cooking and a superior way to extract and meld together disparate flavors.
Typical Thanksgiving ingredients such as string beans, meat, onions, and carrots can be swiftly stir-fried with Asian herbs and spices (ginger, garlic, cumin, five spice, or soy sauce) for an instant fusion.
Try stir-frying strips of turkey with ginger and cranberries, or green beans with a pinch of soy sauce and garlic to create a few Asian-inspired dishes that might just supersede traditional green beans and carved turkey at the dinner table.
Americans are not the only people with a day designated for celebrating the bountiful fall harvests. In China, the national harvest festival takes the form of the Mid-Autumn, or Moon Festival.
On the 15th day of the eighth month (in accordance with the Lunar calendar), individual moon cakes are unwrapped by festival observers and delicately consumed with fragrant Chinese tea — directly underneath the bright autumn moon, if possible.
These delectable pastries have a sweet, dense filling — often filled with a yolk to symbolize the moon — encrusted within a thin, crumbly layer of dough.
Serving these delicacies as an after-meal treat is an excellent way to blend the harvest festival traditions of the East and the West.
After testing the elasticity of your stomach the night before, the thought of turkey or mashed potatoes the next morning may not be so appealing.
However, leftovers from the previous night's feast are an excellent starting point to sizzling up a few Chinese-style dishes which may just whet your appetite again.
So instead of packaging leftover turkey in zip-lock bags — most likely to remain in the freezer for the next several months — try adding the versatile meat to a mandarin salad (sliced and paired with fresh orange slices), fried rice (minced with carrots and green onions), or congee (mixed with eggs and chopped peanuts).
You may be surprised at how the meat can take on a whole new aroma when combined with different elements.
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Q: Simple expressions for $\sum_{k=0}^n\cos(k\theta)$ and $\sum_{k=1}^n\sin(k\theta)$?
Possible Duplicate:
How can we sum up $\sin$ and $\cos$ series when the angles are in A.P?

I'm curious if there is a simple expression for
$$
1+\cos\theta+\cos 2\theta+\cdots+\cos n\theta
$$
and
$$
\sin\theta+\sin 2\theta+\cdots+\sin n\theta.
$$
Using Euler's formula, I write $z=e^{i\theta}$, hence $z^k=e^{ik\theta}=\cos(k\theta)+i\sin(k\theta)$.
So it should be that
$$
\begin{align*}
1+\cos\theta+\cos 2\theta+\cdots+\cos n\theta &= \Re(1+z+\cdots+z^n)\\
&= \Re\left(\frac{1-z^{n+1}}{1-z}\right).
\end{align*}
$$
Similarly,
$$
\begin{align*}
\sin\theta+\sin 2\theta+\cdots+\sin n\theta &= \Im(z+\cdots+z^n)\\
&= \Im\left(\frac{z-z^{n+1}}{1-z}\right).
\end{align*}
$$
Can you pull out a simple expression from these, and if not, is there a better approach? Thanks!

A: Take the expression you have and multiply the numerator and denominator by $1-\bar{z}$, and using $z\bar z=1$:
$$\frac{1-z^{n+1}}{1-z} = \frac{1-z^{n+1}-\bar{z}+z^n}{2-(z+\bar z)}$$
But $z+\bar{z}=2\cos \theta$, so the real part of this expression is the real part of the numerator divided by $2-2\cos \theta$.  But the real part of the numerator is $1-\cos {(n+1)\theta} - \cos \theta + \cos{n\theta}$, so the entire expression is:
$$\frac{1-\cos {(n+1)\theta} - \cos \theta + \cos{n\theta}}{2-2\cos\theta}=\frac{1}{2} + \frac{\cos {n\theta} - \cos{(n+1)\theta}}{2-2\cos \theta}$$
for the cosine case.  You can do much the same for the case of the sine function.

A: The answer is "yes", but here are a few more details (absolutely not original with me):
Substitute $z = \exp(i \theta)$ and $z^{n+1} = \exp(i (n+1) \theta)$, use Euler's (not his, but what the heck) formula to get quotients involving $\sin(\theta)$, $\cos(\theta)$, $\sin((n+1))\theta)$, and $\cos((n+1) \theta)$, and then separate the real and imaginary parts.

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To confirm my suspicion, I've just counted the average score over the last 100 questions tagged with minecraft-commands. And I came up with -0.87
It seems the downvotes are given regardless of clarity of the question, whether the asker tried something and describes the efforts or not, even upvoted questions frequently have downvotes, and the answers (good, valid answers) are usually given in comments.
Sure, many of the questions are lazy and low quality, but not 59% of them! (that's the percentage of downvoted questions; only 18% is upvoted)
Does someone just hate this class of questions, downvoting them regardless of merit? Can the situation be improved somehow?
As for examples of reasonable questions that got downvoted:
Select entity by certian attributes - specifically, getting a player teleported upon throwing a specific type of item.
I'm trying to do a /give command where i get a crossbow with a custom firework - it's tricky because while the firework does indeed need to be in the player's inventory, the crossbow can be loaded with a particular projectile, and achieving having it loaded with that specific firework through commands seems either tricky or impossible through commands.
How can I set players to different teams? A simple question with an easy answer but doesn't seem to be anything wrong about it.
Minecraft: Keep player from falling - a very reasonable question about levitation or its alternatives; the asker tried quite a few options. The answer is quite unintuitive too: levitation effect with power 255.
Are there commands that can give players permissions like "can open containers" or "can build/mine - a very reasonable question with a reasonable, unintuitive answer.
Is there any way that i can test if a block is in a large area - a reasonable question, and yes, a duplicate, but of a question with terrible title that makes it quite hard to find if you don't know what to look for (the duplicate title actually suggests a wrong answer). Definitely not deserving -4.
discussion tags voting
SF.SF.
Questions that are trivial or easily searched for usually earn downvotes, regardless of their quality, because they "show no research effort"... and that's a valid reason for downvotes. I often disagree with downvotes and already had a few discussions on Meta, but in this case the quality of questions really is pretty low compared to other tags. If that's not what you're looking for; do you have examples for good questions with bad score?
– dly
what's the average score over the last 100 questions with any tags?
– arghtype
@arghtype if my query on Data was correct, it's -0.02... deleted ones not included, as usual.
@dly wow, then it definitely looks like people are biased against Minecraft questions
@arghtype unfortunately it's not that simple.. yes, people vote a lot on Minecraft questions and mostly down. But since Minecraft players are usually a lot younger than the average gamer the questions are indeed worse than what people expect. Also the number of the last 100 questions doesn't help comparing the numbers. The age of those questions just isn't high enough to give people enough time to read & vote. I'd need the oldest Minecraft question taken into account and calculate the average of all questions posted after it to get something that we can actually compare.
@dly: Note, general Minecraft questions about gameplay are usually met with a much more positive response. Compare with the tag minecraft-redstone for example. It's specifically the commands (which is a domain definitely not targeted by the youngest players - it's a thing for map creators, not actual players) that get the hate.
– SF.
@dly also, let me disagree with "The age of those questions just isn't high enough to give people enough time to read & vote." The oldest of these 100 questions was asked in November.
Hypothesis: downvoters feel these are more related to "programming" than gameplay.
– Iiridayn
I think it's more that minecraft-commands tend to be along the lines of "this is what I want, now write the command for me", which elicits a negative reaction (fairly, IMO). It's unusual for a minecraft-commands question to include details on what the asker tried, etc.
– Schism
@SF. November to February is a long time. The oldest question out of all tags is probably only a couple of days old.
And I know a lot of young people trying out redstone, commands, craftbook, etc. On my server the older guys just build and the younger ones experiment with craftbook and stuff.
One of the reasons could that there are multiple versions of Minecraft, and command in 1 version don't work in the other version, since there are syntax changes between the versions
– Ferrybig
I think Schism's hit the nail on the head. On StackOverflow, questions that ask for code but don't show what they've tried are not only heavily downvoted, but off-topic completely. Though I don't tend to look at any MC-command questions, the ones that I do look at rarely show any work and mostly just demand we do the work for them. Of the six examples you've put in your question, five of them don't show what they've attempted and the remaining one gives a general summary what they did but doesn't give specifics. It's no wonder then that the questions are downvoted; we aren't mind readers.
– Mage Xy
Here's the most important unanswered question: it costs 1 rep to downvote. who has a ton of rep to throw away?
– Alexander Day
@AlexanderDay No rep cost to downvote a question, only answers.
My thought about it was that it could be the same old "new users never read how-to-ask" issue. To prove my point I've tried some SQL-fu on Data, here are my results.
Last 1000 questions for minecraft-commands:
Average_Score | Score_Sum | Post_Count | Reputation_Bucket
2.188         | 116       | 53         | over 400
2             | 4         | 2          | 301 - 400
1.266         | 19        | 15         | 201 - 300
0.061         | 6         | 99         | 051 - 100
-0.484        | -370      | 764        | 000 - 50
Last 1000 questions over all tags:
3.846         | 1027      | 267        | over 400
2             | 68        | 34         | 301 - 400
2.157         | 261       | 121        | 101 - 200
3.079         | 117       | 38         | 051 - 100
Last 1000 questions without minecraft-commands:
General trend can be seen - new users' questions are not well received regardless of tags, and for minecraft-commands we see ~40% more questions from new users.
Here is main query permalink to play with. One problem with it - I cannot figure out how to get user's reputation at the time of question creation.
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I would mention that the second bucket (51-100) is also massively different from the average
– Federico
Are you assuming low reputation = new user? The OP's hypothesis could also explain this data; if a user asks lots of minecraft-commands questions and such questions tend to be downvoted, that user will remain in a low reputation bucket.
– stewbasic
@stewbasic yes, that was my assumption
I think I should answer this, since I have downvoted 421 posts on this site, mostly questions, mostly minecraft (since I'm most active there) and 4 of your 6 example questions.
The answer mainly comes down to what Schism said in a comment: These questions usually have bad grammar, ramble a bit and eventually give a very unspecific description of what they want, then expect us to do it for them.
This is probably because Minecraft's target group is dominated by small children, who have no patience to read the rules, to put effort into their question or even to use a different wording than they would if they were talking.
Also, most of these questions have a score of -1, which is nothing special, since there's always a bit of noise in the vote behaviour. I know one user who I suspect to have downvoted almost every question that wasn't very good in the past. And they're allowed to do that. I don't think they do it anymore, but were for a long time.
And yes, I do indeed think that 59% of questions with this tag are "lazy and low quality", probably even more. I've already adjusted my behaviour for these: I used to treat all questions somewhat equally, tried to scrape the smallest bit of whatever I understood from them together and at least leave a wiki link or something in the comments (in the first months here I even often wrote a complete answer), but I noticed that it stresses me. So for my own health, I now just change tags if they're wrong*, downvote if it's really bad, vote to close if appropriate and then get out of there. I follow minecraft-commands and minecraft for questions like t h e s e o n e s where I can apply my knowledge about the game to solve interesting problems and to build up a knowledge base for future reference on this site, not for "gimme the codez" questions or ones that can be solved in a minute using Google.
*Usually minecraft to minecraft-pocket-edition or minecraft-bedrock-edition or similar. Or removing minecraft-redstone from minecraft-commands questions. You might notice that there are only 33 left that have that combination of tags, there used to be about 200 before I cleaned that up.
Now to your 6 examples:
"Select entity by certian attributes Minecraft Bedrock Edition": The first thing I notice negatively is this "get it?", which shouldn't be part of the post. Wow, they made a pun, great. Not important for the question.
Then they write down a command they tried, which is good, even with code formatting, but then it just ends with "doesn't seem to work right". In what way? Does it give out an error message? Does it do nothing? Does it make your computer explode? Also, that command had multiple pretty obvious syntax errors, which could have probably been easily solved if the asker looked at the error message.
Then they ask how to differentiate the egg some other way, which is similar to the "XY problem": They ask how to fix their attempt of solving the problem instead of asking how to solve their real problem. In this case other alternatives would be dropping (which the asker excluded for reasons I do not know), shooting a bow, spinning in circles, whatever, there are endless possibilities to trigger something. But to know which one fits the person's need best, we would need more information.
"I'm trying to do a /give command where i get a crossbow with a custom firework": The only one of the four sentences that doesn't have a grammar error in it has only four words.
Looking back, I probably shouldn't have downvoted the question, only closed as "unclear", since what I assume the asker probably means is changing what a crossbow shoots, which is indeed more complicated than it sounds. But I don't know for sure, because I don't understand the question text at all.
"How can I set players to different teams?": This is a very basic question, a quick Google search could have given that person the answer much quicker.
Minecraft: Keep player from falling: I didn't downvote this question and it's on a positive score, but two people did downvote it. Probably because they assume that everyone heard about levitation 255 already. But I find that it's a decent question: The asker lists different things he tried, he specifies his version, ultimate goal and the problems he encountered. Nothing wrong with that. Another possibility is also that the downvotes were made before the grammar of the post was corrected. But as long as it's understandable, bad grammar alone doesn't justify a downvote for me.
"Are there commands that can give players permissions like "can open containers" or "can build/mine": I didn't downvote this and the score is 0. The only downvote could have been random or because stuff like this was asked a few times before. But there are many wordings for what the asker wanted, so it's understandable if he didn't find a definitive answer. Alternatively, the downvote could have also been because the asker shows a lack of knowledge about Minecraft, but that's also no reason for a downvote in my opinion, since one of the best ways to gain knowledge is to ask questions.
"Is there any way that i can test if a block is in a large area": This questions sounds like it might be the XY problem again, but I don't know, since there's very little detail. The only mentioned attempt of a solution doesn't even include a full command and doesn't say what's wrong with it, it should work. They also list no other attempted solution or a reason to check for air (which might help against the XY problem).
In general, I think the better question is: What could be done against the fact that so many of these questions are in fact bad? Obviously we can't just ban all children from this site, they need help, too. But I would actually welcome even more downvotes for extremely bad questions, because then they would be more likely to be picked up by the automatic deletion process, for example at a score of -4 usually.
One thing that I still have planned is making some broad, really detailed FAQs that can then be used as duplicate targets, to save everyone here a bit of headache. For example one of them could be "my super long Minecraft command isn't working" and it would instruct how to reduce it to the minimum reproducible example, how to solve common issues with long commands (like unbalanced brackets, how to de-nest commands (like in one-command creations) and so on.
Fabian RölingFabian Röling
It seems to me you don't understand a lot of questions which I understand perfectly. Seems to me the problem is not with the questions but with your understanding, At the moment I listed these questions here, they were all downvoted. And in cases of the XY questions you see, I'm seeing even if solving problem X may not be the most optimal way to achieve Y, it's a way to solve a whole large family of problems (I can imagine a dozen reasons why you'd want to check if given area contains a block of given type) and so solution X is more valuable than most specialized Y.
It's mostly not that I don't understand a question at all, usually I can guess. It's more that a question is supposed to be clearly understandable, without having to guess. And it's still possible to guess wrong if it's not clear, which then leads to different interpretations and potentially lots of invalid answers going in totally different directions.
– Fabian Röling
Downvoting doesn't help anyone in these cases. It's often difficult for the asker to spot what is unclear in the question - I personally found that out the hard way, details completely obvious to me would appear non-obvious to the readers, and unless someone tells me to clarify something I won't have a clue it needs to be clarified. A downvote in these cases is the least helpful and least useful course of action you can take.
@SF. I vote to close unclear questions as unclear and usually also leave a comment. As I said in my response to your second example, that question probably didn't deserve the downvote, based on my guess what it means. I just didn't undo it just now because that would require editing it, which would use up that question's only chance to be automatically put into the reopen vote queue.
@SF. downvoting helps other curators know that the question probably isnt worth their time looking at unless it has been edited.
– Dragonrage Mod
@Dragonrage I disagree. Don't decide on what to do with a question based on vote score. Everyone should have their own opinion. A few people downvoting a question should be no reason to not read it. Ever. Maybe it's just a legit question with bad grammar/spelling.. we all know that questions like that get easily downvoted.
@dly Exactly as they should be. If you want to spend time fixing up those types of questions, feel free; nobody is stopping you. Those votes are to signal to everybody, curators, new users, and future readers, too, that the post has problems. There's a reason a question falls off the main page at -4 and you have to actively go looking for it, and that's because the system is being told that question is bad enough to require either major effort to salvage, or that it should likely be closed and deleted.
@Frank that's bandwagoning and definitely not curation. Of course a question with a score of -4 is most likely a bad question and somewhat deserves to be removed from the front page, but it's a long way from 0 to -4. Feel free to ignore it, that's fine and your choice. But never downvote a question because it already has bad score. And choosing to ignore a question with bad score can't be curation either... how would that even be possible? Someone has to throw the flag to make it pop up in the reviews. Or someone takes it to Meta to discuss how wrong it was.. even that can (and did) happen.
@dly Actually, no. Nobody has to flag to make it appear. The system automatically puts it into the low quality review queue once a post meets certain criteria. Post length, current score, even something as an uncapitalized I, all play a part. Nor is it bandwagoning; I didn't even bring up anything related to how you should vote, so that's strawmanning.
For the record, the vast majority of Minecraft questions are junk, and eminently downvote worthy in their own right. I don't care who asks them; that doesn't play a part in the decision making, and shouldn't. If we get a question that asks us how to do something, shows zero effort to solve it themselves, it gets a downvote. If, over time, it turns out others have that same problem, a good answer can make a crappy question useful. But first, it has to have an answer, and bad questions won't usually get one.
@Frank sorry, if I misunderstood the voting part, but that's the point of this Meta so I probably misinterpreted this part. I still think that bashing on new user's questions is plain wrong. And looking at the numbers in the other answer by arghtype this is a big problem here. And for a question to appear on the VLQ queue should have serious grammar issues, but it won't detect content problems.
@Frank I already said that in the very first comment on this Meta: Questions that are trivial or easily searched for usually earn downvotes, regardless of their quality, because they "show no research effort"... and that's a valid reason for downvotes. I often disagree with downvotes and already had a few discussions on Meta, but in this case the quality of questions really is pretty low compared to other tags. If that's not what you're looking for; do you have examples for good questions with bad score? – dly Feb 5 at 13:15 yes, there's a lot of trash, but scaring off users won't help.
@dly If downvotes scare off users...that's misaligned expectations. If you're abstaining from downvoting bad questions because of who posted it, that's a misuse of the voting system.
@Frank you're right that we need to vote, but also guide new users through the system. If we don't do that - who does? Downvoting as we currently do won't fix this issue. I've even stopped downvoting questions which already have a negative score (unless they're complete trash) and tried to comment on what the OP needs to fix in order to help. If that doesn't fix it we've at least tried. The statistics don't lie.. we have to do something to raise the quality of questions (without just deleting them). The guys on SO already try that.
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Pope Francis 'to visit Dublin in 2018 after invitation positively received'
It will be the first trip by a Pontiff since Pope John Paul II in 1979
Emma McMenamy
Pope Francis (Image: VINCENZO PINTO/AFP/Getty Images)
The Pope is coming to Ireland in 2018 and will visit Dublin, it has emerged.
Pope Francis is understood to have "received positively" the invitation sent in January on behalf of Archbishop Eamon Martin of Armagh and Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin.
It will be the first trip by a Pontiff since Pope John Paul II brought the country to a standstill in August 1979.
The news comes as Archbishop Martin attended the launch for the World Meeting of Families at Saint Patrick's Drumcondra Campus at DCU in Dublin yesterday.
The Irish Sunday Mirror reports that nearly 700 delegates attended the gathering to discuss the event which will take place in Dublin from August 22 to 26, 2018.
Pope Francis chose Dublin as the 2018 location and gave it the theme, The Gospel of the Family: Joy for the World.
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The Church has yet to officially confirm his visit for the event but the Irish Sunday Mirror has learned he will make the historic visit.
A source said his itinerary will include a visit to Armagh.
The source said: "Pope Francis has positively received the invitation. His visit will no doubt bring the country to a standstill as people turn out to see him.
"Unlike Pope John Paul II, he will also make the trip to Armagh.
"Pope John Paul II had planned to visit there at the time but due to security concerns it was called off.
"It will be an historic moment in Irish history when Pope Francis visits there."
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Nearly three million people turned out for his visit during which he said four masses in the Phoenix Park, Drogheda, Galway and Knock.
During the 1980s Francis lived with the Jesuit community in Ireland for three months at the Milltown Institute on Sandford Road in Ranelagh.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny confirmed in Brussels on Friday Catholic bishops told him Pope Francis had been sent an invitation.
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dates for EUF youth events have been set now.
Teams may choose freely which event to attend. Teams may even attend both events. Or a nation with many players may choose to send two teams with different players in one division to both events, eg an A team and a B team.
A third event is planned in Tallinn / Estonia; datails for that will be set in early 2017. The date will probably be early July.
All youth events will be quite economic, in order to ensure that potential participants will not need to cancel for financial reasons. The 6 day EYUChampionship will be slightly more costly than EYUCup, but also very affordable and within the cost frame of previous years. There is plenty of budget accomodation available on premises, camping and gym floor space.
Why is EUF sanctioning more than one youth event in 2017?
Because we see that more players are playing today, in more countries. Especially in south eastern Europe, we see numerous new junior activities. These countries are able to form teams and attend an international event, and are very keen to do so; alas, money prevents them from attending a 6 day event, and also their level of play in some cases is not quite yet ready for the big EYUChampionship.
It is our aim to enable as many nations as possible to gain some international experience, as this will aid the development both in quantity and in quality. Federations that have shown interst in sending one or more team to Debrecen include: Hungary, Romania, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, Moldova, Russia, Georgia. Yes, youth ultimate is growth bound!
Curently, EUF is also developing a "train the trainer" curriculum, which will be used for clinics in 2017, parallel to youth events. They are both aimed at potential coaches that are not very familiar with ultimate, namely sports teachers. But also to enable ultimate players to become coaches. We aim to profit from that already in 2018, when we will not see a central EUF youth tournament but several in all regions, targeting not only elite players but any interested kid.
So, you now can start your planning. This email goes not only to EUF federations and Eurodisc, but also to the team reps of EYUC2016, and the contacts in the southeast regions who have respondend before. I could not include all team reps of WUCC 2016, as I do not have this list. So, please do forward this to any relevant contacts.


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Recalling a time when Woodhaven stepped up
by Ed Wendell Queens Ledger
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Volunteers were not hard to come by in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. Residents came from all over Woodhaven to donate, sort clothing, carry donations to the vehicles or drive the donations to various drop-off locations in Howard Beach and the Rockaways.
One casualty of Hurricane Sandy was the nearly 100-foot-tall tree at Forest Parkway and Jamaica Avenue that served as Woodhaven's Christmas Tree for several decades.
Eight years ago this week, Hurricane Sandy slammed into the East Coast, taking many lives and leaving billions of dollars' worth of damage.
Areas south of Woodhaven suffered the most damage due to flooding and high tides, a deadly combination that left many residents stranded in their homes and emergency service personnel with no way of reaching them.
In comparison, Woodhaven suffered far less damage, but that does not mean it escaped unscathed. While areas close to the water suffered from flooding, residents of Woodhaven faced dangerous conditions involving high winds, falling trees and downed power lines.
Residents calling in reports of downed trees and power lines also fed the information to the Woodhaven Residents' Block Association, which kept a running list throughout the storm. By the afternoon after the storm, that list had topped 35 locations.
One casualty of Hurricane Sandy was the nearly 100-foot-tall tree at Forest Parkway and Jamaica Avenue that served as Woodhaven's Christmas Tree for several decades. The storm ripped it out of the ground at the roots.
Communities in New York and New Jersey were devastated. The call went out for help and the residents of Woodhaven responded in a big way. People stopped by the Woodhaven Residents' Block Association office asking "What do you need?"
Then they would either head home or off to one of the local shops and come back with an armload of goods.
Residents opened their drawers and their closets and donated a tremendous amount of clothing, which was desperately needed by people who had lost everything.
In all, over 1,200 bags stuffed full of clothing made its way through the doors of the Woodhaven Residents' Block Association where dozens of volunteers spent hours sorting through and organizing the many thousands of items that were donated.
A word about the volunteers – they never stopped coming in. Every day, we literally had more bodies than we knew what to do with.
One quiet young woman came in and took over the sorting and organizing of clothes, day after day. She was joined by another young woman who spoke no English and yet, the two of them were able to communicate. They ate lunch together, they were a team.
About a dozen or so residents formed the first caravan that made its way to Howard Beach, down streets that were without traffic lights and strewn with the personal belongings of people whose homes were overrun by the tides.
When we arrived at one relief location, the people we met there were cold and shell-shocked. Their clothes were damp, and they were grateful for every piece of clothing that was donated.
And because residents of Woodhaven had spent the time sorting and organizing donations, it was very easy for people to pick out exactly what they needed.
The residents of Woodhaven were also very generous with their money, donating over $3,500 to the cause over just a couple of days, with many of the donations in the form of $1 and $5 increments.
Residents held a touching "Flashlight Vigil" for the victims of Hurricane Sandy at Jamaica Avenue and Forest Parkway at the base of our fallen Christmas Tree. It was just like a candlelight vigil except that everyone brought flashlights with fresh batteries, which they left afterwards to be delivered to the Rockaways.
In the end, when we still had some money left over, we donated it to a soccer league in the Rockaways that had lost everything.
The residents' hard work and generosity was an inspiration, and put to rest the perception that the Woodhaven of today is a town where people do not care about their neighbors.
It was a remarkable achievement, done without the rancor and bitterness that has pervaded some of the recent relief efforts in surrounding neighborhoods. There were no worries over how much recognition we received, or what other organizations were doing.
It was a stirring effort that truly came straight from the heart and made a direct impact on the lives of our neighbors, who were in desperate need of a helping hand, and one of the moments I was most proud to be a resident of this community.
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