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@joeclowery I used to agree with you that extra time was a waste but this Olympics has proven otherwise #francespain

@ChristinaUnkel The analysis changes depending on camera angle. From this angle the defender's arm is forming a barrier to the shot on goal and making his body unnaturally larger. He is moving back towards the body but he has taken a risk by extending it in the first place

1. Arm is considered down, near side body, straight 2. Arm is coming back down, making self smaller as runs into position 3. *** Most important*** - arm is behind his body as he steps forward Photos calibrated see next - arm straight down, behind his body when ball hits

@DaleJohnsonESPN The arm is vertical but the body is not, and because he is leaning the arm allows him to block a ball that is going through on goal. He has made his body unnaturally bigger and his arm is coming from an outstretched position that not justifiable from his movement

UEFA's pre-tournament briefing on handballs gave a specific example just like Marc Cucurella, saying it should NOT be a handball penalty. Arm close to the side, pointing predominantly down/vertically, and/or a position behind line of the body. #ESPGER #Euro2024

@lpachter I just want the author to know that I and I hope many other people were deeply affected and disturbed by her story. Treating anyone the way her host did is unacceptable, and when we become aware that a colleague has acted this way we need to let them know that

Women in mathematics - a case study liorpachter.wordpress.com/2024/02/22/wom…

@curiouswavefn @stevenstrogatz Thank you for this wonderful selection of papers!

1/n: There are some academic papers that are so brilliantly and so accessibly written and so universal in scope that they transcend disciplines and stand as timeless testaments to both great thinking and great writing. Here's a short personal selection:

It is clear empirical reality and arguably a fundamental axiom of science that you cannot accurately predict what research will prove to be important in the long run. And yet we continue to pretend that we can, and, what's worse, we put incredibly high stakes on the outcome.

So proud of this paper! It has been a privilege to develop this project with my first PhD student Neha Cheemalavagu, together with @DoctorF sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

@JohnKrysinsky @Pitt_WSOC @fox 🤔I guess one thing we can take away from this World Cup is that failing to score goals when you have the upper hand can be costly 🇳🇬 🇺🇸 especially if you do that in multiple games

@JohnKrysinsky @Pitt_WSOC @fox Just keep this in mind when they lose to England and Australia advances against Denmark/China

Nigeria are through to the knockout stage -- finishing up Group B play with a 0-0 draw vs Ireland. The Super Falcons, led by @Pitt_WSOC HC Randy Waldrum, finishes with 5 points (1-1-0 | W-D-L), and will face the Winner of Group D either on Saturday night or Sunday morning (ET)

@DaleJohnsonESPN Yes, didn’t realize how old the video was. Unreferenced internet sources say 2.2 mm for Hawk-eye but I can’t find a definitive source or football specific reference.

@DoctorF The video in that article is over 8 years old (June 2005). The tolerence referenced within it has been reduced s huge amount since it was first introduced.

Hi @DaleJohnsonESPN, is it strange for the AR to be wearing the watch with the GLT signal? On the video you can see her raise her arm in response to the buzzing.

@DaleJohnsonESPN So if I understand the accent of the gentleman in this video correctly, the fifa specified tolerance of GLT is 15 mm. The margin of this decision would seem to be well under that value. What is supposed to happen in this case? fifa.com/technical/foot…

@DoctorF Purely checking the replay to make sure there wasn't an obvious error in the technology.

@DaleJohnsonESPN Thanks. Good luck to any human trying to make that call! What if any is the role of VAR here? The referee seemed to be waiting for some sort of confirmation

@DoctorF For penalties the assistant's responsibility is the line, so it would make sense.

@JohnKrysinsky @Pitt_WSOC @fox The blowout of Canada meant goal difference favored Nigeria - they could have given up many goals and held their place

@JohnKrysinsky @Pitt_WSOC It was great coaching work to get to this point but why did he not go for the win which would have won them the group and avoided playing England in next round?! Why doesn’t @fox tell the viewers about the scenarios?

@MLSRefStats @ChristinaUnkel supported PROs position on MLS instant replay youtu.be/rN9I23szfx4 and said it was similar to an earlier interfering call in a game between NE and NYCFC that was overturned (4:12 on video)

PRO has said that the player in the offside position didn't impact the GK. Is it absurdly inconsistent with previous decisions? Very much so, but Bruce whined loud enough I guess. Maybe he slid into Geiger's DMs.

Learn the Laws of the Game. Please.

So proud of this work lead by @CMUPittCompBio student Neha Cheemalavagu with collaborator @DoctorF. We systematically identify genes in global transcriptomic data that are predicted by dynamic signaling features and kinase perturbation.

It’s done!! 🚀🚀🚀🚀 Introducing Addy - Your AI email assistant 🤖 Addy is powered by ChatGPT and can write emails for you 10x faster in your preferred style and tone. If you want early access, please retweet and comment below and I’ll send you an invite code!

Excited to present a rule-based #CellCycle model that explains location and dynamics of 16 observables at #ICSB2022 ! Check out the #SBML, @bionetgen and #PEtab model specifications on GitHub (bit.ly/3COdtEM). Feel free to improve/extend model or data with a PR. #sysbio

@ChristinaUnkel My team awarded one of those the other night in a high school game and we received a similar level of derision from some coaches and fans. Keep up the great work though because it does make a difference!

Reason I jumped into this world - gap needs to be bridged more between those with influence and the laws / application. If not, thousands of people are miseducated and improperly refs get the short end. The work continues…