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Probability and Statistics is one of two strands introduced in the first phase of the new Project Maths Course in the Irish curriculum. This topic covers up to half of the new Paper 2 in the Leaving Certificate Paper.
Statistics are used in real life to make sense of the information around us and how it affects us. Statistics looks at the data handling cycle and analysis of the data collected. This involves posing a question, collecting data on that question, presenting that data, analysing the data (using measures of spread and centre) and interpreting the results. In answering questions, it is essential that you can contextualise and justify your findings.
Probability is concerned with the likelihood of an event(s) happening. The information can be used to make informed decisions. The use of probability is commonly utilised in the world of finance, insurance and sport among others. Probability can also be used to infer the fairness of an event or series of events. It can be evaluated using a diagram or a rule-based approach. A combination of Probability and Statistics can be used to prove/disprove a given conjecture or statement (Hypothesis Testing (HL only)).
This Strand attempts to merge the mathematical aspects of Probability and Statistics with its real-life application. It is an interesting topic that is very accessible to all students.
Students will learn about:
- 1.1 Counting
- - count the arrangements of n distinct objects (n!)
- - count the number of ways of arranging r objects from n distinct objects
- - count the number of ways of selecting r objects from n distinct objects
- 1.2 Concepts of probability
- - discuss basic rules of probability (AND/OR, mutually exclusive) through the use of Venn diagrams
- - calculate expected value and understand that this does not need to be one of the outcomes
- - recognise the role of expected value in decision making and explore the issue of fair games
- - extend their understanding of the basic rules of probability (AND/OR, mutually exclusive) through the use of formulae
- - use the Addition Rule, Multiplication Rule (Independent events), Multiplication Rule (General case)
- - solve problems involving conditional probability in a systematic way
- 1.3 Outcomes of random processes
- - find the probability that two independent events both occur
- - apply an understanding of Bernoulli trials
- - solve problems involving up to 3 Bernoulli trials
- - calculate the probability that the 1st success occurs on the nth Bernoulli trial where n is specified
- - solve problems involving calculating the probability of k successes in n repeated Bernoulli trials (normal approximation not required)
- - calculate the probability that the kth success occurs on the nth Bernoulli trial
- - use simulations to explore the variability of sample statistics from a known population and to construct sampling distributions
- - solve problems involving reading probabilities from the normal distribution tables
- 1.4 Statistical reasoning with an aim to becoming a statistically aware consumer
- - work with different types of bivariate data
- 1.5 Finding, collecting and organising data
- - discuss different types of studies: sample surveys, observational studies and designed experiments
- - design a plan and collect data on the basis of above knowledge
- - recognise the importance of randomisation and the role of the control group in studies
- - recognise biases, limitations and ethical issues of each type of study
- - select a sample (stratified, cluster, quota – no formulae required, just definitions of these)
- - design a plan and collect data on the basis of above knowledge
1.6 Representing data graphically and numerically
- 1.6a Graphical
- - describe the sample (both univariate and bivariate data) by selecting appropriate graphical or numerical methods
- - explore the distribution of data, including concepts of symmetry and skewness
- - compare data sets using appropriate displays, including back-to-back stem and leaf plots
- - determine the relationship between variables using scatterplots
- - recognise that correlation is a value from -1 to +1 and that it measures the extent of the linear relationship between two variables
- - match correlation coefficient values to appropriate scatter plots
- - understand that correlation does not imply causality
- - analyse plots of the data to explain differences in measures of centre and spread
- - draw the line of best fit by eye
- - make predictions based on the line of best fit
- - calculate the correlation coefficient by calculator
- 1.6b Numerical
- - recognise standard deviation and interquartile range as measures of variability
- - use a calculator to calculate standard deviation
- - find quartiles and the inter-quartile range
- - use the interquartile range appropriately when analysing data
- - recognise the existence of outliers
- - recognise the effect of outliers
- - use percentiles to assign relative standing
- 1.7 Analysing, interpreting and drawing inferences from data
- - interpret a histogram in terms of distribution of data
- - make decisions based on the empirical rule
- - recognise the concept of a hypothesis test
- - calculate the margin of error for a population proportion
- - conduct a hypothesis test on a population proportion using the margin of error
- 1.8 Synthesis and problem-solving skills
- - explore patterns and formulate conjectures
- - explain findings
- - justify conclusions
- - communicate mathematics verbally and in written form
- - apply their knowledge and skills to solve problems in familiar and unfamiliar contexts
- - analyse information presented verbally and translate it into mathematical form
- - devise, select and use appropriate mathematical models, formulae or techniques to process information and to draw relevant conclusions
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Leaving Certificate - Probability and Statistics Higher Level
2-3 Hours
50 Pts
Modules List( 19 )
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1 Types of Data and Sampling
The aim of statistics is to help us make sense of large amounts of information and figure out what it means and how it affects us. Data must be gathered from samples and analysed and it is often the case that this data is either number based or word based. This gives rise to different types of data and samples. Terminology is very important in this topic.
- Introduction to data
- Overview of data
- Types of data
- Categorical data
- Numerical data
- Continuous and discrete data
- Sample types
Module 2: Frequency Tables
Frequency tables help make the analysis of collected data much easier as they group the data into categories. They enable the mean, mode and median to be calculated more clearly.
- Frequency and graphs - Overview
- Frequency tables with nominal data
- Frequency tables with discrete data
- Frequency tables - Discrete data and summary statistics
- Mean from frequency tables - Discrete data
- Interpreting bar graphs
Module 3: Methods of Representing Data
Data can be presented in many pictorial forms. The graph used will vary depending on the data being presented.
- Representing data
- Line graphs
- Line plots
Module 4: Pie Charts
Pie charts are used to display discrete numerical data or categorical data.
- Pie charts
- Pie charts - Worked example
Module 5: Histograms and Bar Charts
Histograms and Bar Charts are very similar but there are some important differences - no gaps between bars in histograms, bar charts show discrete data but histograms show continuous data and data is always grouped in histograms.
- Histograms & bar graphs
- Bar graphs
Module 6: Stem-and-Leaf Plots
Stem & Leaf diagrams are similar to horizontal Bar Charts but are only suitable for small amounts of data. It is important that a Key is always included to explain the data presented.
- Introduction to stem-and-leaf
- Stem-and-leaf plots
- Back to back stem plots
- Stem-and-leaf diagrams 1
- Stem-and-leaf diagrams 2
Module 7: Skewness
It is possible to determine the distribution of data by looking at the shape of the histogram. There are 3 main shapes – symmetrical, positive/right and negative/left skewness.
- Comparing mean, mode and median
- Symmetry and skew of a distribution
- Negative skewness – Left skewness
- Positive skewness – Right skewness
- Probability intervals
- Comparing sample and population
- Probability intervals - Examples
Module 8: Scatter Plots - Line of Best Fit
Scatter Plots are graphs that display and compare bivariate data (2 variables). Look for a relationship between the two variables and comment on the strength of the relationship. Using information on the graph, we can find the equation of a line that best describes this relationship.
- Scatterplots
- Strength of association
- Introduction to the regression line
- Finding the equation of a regression line
- Intrepretation of slope and intercept
- Practice question
- Scatter plots and linear models
Module 9: Correlation
Correlation is a measure of the strength of a relationship between bivariate data. Correlation can be classified as positive, negative or no correlation (0) and it is always a value between -1 and 1.
- Correlation coefficient: r
- Calculating r
- Practice question
- Correlation and causation
Module 10: Measures of Central Tendency
Analysing a large mass of data can be easily summarised using some key numbers – mean, mode and median. It is important that you can identify/calculate these values. Also, at times certain values may be more appropriate than others to use; therefore you must be able to justify your choice based on the information to hand.
- Measures of central tendency: Mean, mode and median
- Mode
- Mean
- Median
- Mode, mean and median
- Comparing mode, mean and median
Module 11: Measures of Central Spread
Measures of spread reflect the range over which the data is varied or spread out. The data ranges across four different quartiles which give the inter-quartile range. Standard deviation is a very important measure of spread that shows how far the data is spread from the mean. Outliers are extreme values that will affect analysis of any dataset.
- Measures of central spread
- Range of data
- Inter-quartile range
- Standard deviation as a measure of spread
- Summarising data - Overview
- Soccer activity
Module 12: Analyse Data
Having collected and presented data, conclusions must be drawn. Measure of Central Tendency and Spread must be used.
- Mean from frequency tables - Discrete data
- Frequency and graphs - Overview
- Summarising data - Overview
- Mode
- Mean
- Median
- Mode, mean, median
- Comparing mode, mean and median
- Range of data
- Inter-quartile range
- Review - Summarising data
- Standard deviation and normal distribution
- Standard deviation and calculator
Module 13: Probability
Probability is concerned with the 'chance' that something may happen. Probability of events occurring may be calculated using rules or diagrams (tables/tree/Venn diagrams). Particular attention should also be paid to the terminology of this topic.
- Fundamental Principle of Counting
- Calculating the outcome
- Permutations and combinations
- Introduction to probability
- Probabilities
- Finding probabilities theoretically
- Basic rules of probability
- Venn diagrams
- Conditional probability
Module 14: Expected Value
Expected value is used widely in insurance industries and casino games to determine the fairness of the result/pay-out. We can use this value to determine the potential loss/gain of an event for us. Expected value of 0 means a game is fair/equitable. The expected value does not have to be one of the possible outcomes of the event.
- Probability and relative frequency
- Short-run coin tossing
- Short-run dice rolling
- Predicting from past experience
- Towards probability with coins
- Towards probability with dice
- Probability as long-run relative frequency
- Mean and variance of a discrete random variable
Module 15: Binomial Distribution
Binomial distribution is a method of calculating probabilities that can only be applied in certain circumstances – Bernoulli trials. If the situation FITS it must be Bernoulli! Fixed number of trials; independent events; two possible outcomes; success/failure probability remains constant.
- Binomial probability function and distribution
- The number of successes in a given number of trials
- Binomial distribution: Bernoulli trials
- Bernoulli extended
Module 16: Normal Distribution
When data is arranged in order from lowest to highest, a pattern may emerge where the majority of the data may form a cluster around the middle. Graphing this information would produce a bell-shaped curve known as the normal distribution curve. 3 values are important when dealing with the normal curve – 68%, 95% and 99.7%. Wide, flatter curves suggest greater spread/std. deviation, whereas narrow, steeper curves suggest smaller spread between values/std. deviations. Standard scores/z-scores are the number of std. deviations a values lies above or below the mean.
- Introduction to the normal distribution
- The normal curve
- Continuous random variables and the normal distribution
- Calculation of probabilities for a normal distribution
Module 17: Hypothesis Testing
A hypothesis is a statement made about some characteristic of a population and hypothesis testing is a statistical method of proving/disproving it. The truth of the statement depends on if the statistic lies within a calculated confidence-interval level.
- Hypothesis testing
- Hypothesis testing - Example
- Hypothesis testing - Formal Procedure
- Worked example
Module 18: Problem Solving
An example putting what we have learned so far into practice.
- Random variables
- Probability of events
- Standard deviation as a measure of spread
End of Course Information
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There has been a great deal of discussion about the integrity of digital
information at the level of individual objects--texts, images, digital
video, computer programs--due in part to the great ease with which such
objects can be modified and redistributed in the network environment.
The ability, for example, to create extremely realistic digital images
of events that have not actually occurred is deeply disturbing when
these images are thought of simply as a technological extension of the
tradition of photography.
This author takes a broader perspective. As the transition from
print sources and the framework and traditions of print publication to
electronic information proceeds, extensive changes are taking place in
the nature of the scholarly and cultural record of our society and our
intellectual discourse. They go far beyond questions about the integrity
of the individual elements such as writings, images, sound recordings,
videos, and data files that compose those records. The changes are
systemic and often subtle.
Libraries and the Changing Record of Culture and Scholarship
Libraries have played a historical and vital role in preserving,
organizing, and providing access to the scholarly and cultural record.
Indeed, such a body of information loses much of its meaning if it is
not preserved and organized and if society as a whole does not have a
reasonable level of access to it. But a number of factors are calling
that historical role of libraries into doubt.
Electronic information is very seldom sold. Rather, it is licensed
to specific organizations for particular uses. Libraries are thus being
forced to acquire electronic information for use only by specific
communities of patrons. In addition, the information cannot be shared
among libraries through the interlibrary loan system in the way that
printed works historically have been shared, thus substantially reducing
access to the body of electronic information. Further, since much
electronic information is licensed only for a limited term, the ability
of the libraries to preserve the information is threatened by concern
about continued funds for licenses and even by the ongoing willingness
of rightsholders to offer the material for license at reasonable rates.
Much of the critical information is becoming elusive. For a variety
of reasons (including costs, unfamiliarity, and copyright concerns),
libraries have not done much to collect and preserve the contents of the
broadcast media that have become an essential part of our cultural and
historical record, at least when compared to the library community's
role in preserving print publication. Much of that material is broadcast
for onetime use by the public. And the sheer volume of broadcast seems
Even in the print environment and the electronic products that
extrapolate printed publications, there are a number of trends that make
it difficult for libraries to continue to collect, preserve, and
organize the records of our society. Much of our media is steadily
moving toward narrowcasting and micropublishing. In essence, these are
the creation and distribution of large numbers of varying forms of works
targeted for ever-more-narrowly-defined communities. The trend is
manifested in specialized issues of magazines and regional versions of
newspapers. In many cases, these variant issues are poorly labeled,
making it difficult to determine where an article actually was published
and who read it. Libraries cannot collect all of the versions of these
works, even if they can identify them. In the extreme case, newspapers
can be viewed as databases of articles that are repackaged endlessly for
the needs of different readers; reconstructing who knew what when is
becoming a very complex problem. In this world, capturing the record
itself involves ensuring access to the source database (which is likely
to be licensed at very high cost, if at all, to the library community
and presented as a database that can be searched over the network on a
pay-per-view basis, which creates additional problems to be discussed
shortly), plus perhaps capture of the publication packaging rules, which
are likely to be viewed as highly proprietary.
Multimedia visionaries now speak of personal newspapers (or their
electronic analogs), which can be seen as representing the ultimate
breakdown of the cultural record and indeed of cultural coherence. No
two people will share the same view of events that are taking place in
our society from day to day, and libraries will not be able to capture
the shared cultural experience. This is information transformed into
pure commodity rather than reflecting shared experience and knowledge.
We do not know how to accommodate such a transformation in the
institutions that manage our record of discourse, experience, history,
and knowledge.
The networked environment raises other troubling problems. One
often-cited benefit of the transition to electronic information accessed
through networks is that one needs only one copy of the information,
which everyone can access, rather than redundantly storing large numbers
of printed copies. The advantage of the print distribution model is that
it is highly distributed and highly robust. It is unlikely, once a work
is distributed in printed form and acquired by libraries throughout the
country, that the contents of the printed work can be either lost or
altered (revised). But today some publishers are migrating from print
distribution to publisher-controlled pay-per-view network database
servers; other publishers are partnering with service bureaus such as
the Online Computer Library Center to establish similar models but with
the database stored at the service bureau. We have not yet addressed
what happens when these files fail to produce sufficient revenue to
justify maintaining them on the network (though some commercial service
bureaus, such as DIALOG Information Services, have removed some files
that serve the humanities, because such files failed to pay their way).
We have also yet to encounter the electronic analog of the burning
of the great library at Alexandria (either due to natural disaster and
inept off-site backup procedures or out of malice or cold, commercial
calculation), which was so devastating precisely because in a pre-
printing-press world there was such centralization of information at a
single site. In a post-printing-press world, we run the danger of
returning to the vulnerabilities inherent in such centralization. And it
is not only publishers (both commercial and nonprofit) who are moving to
centralized storage sites: government at all levels as well is
exploiting the potential for low-cost distribution of information
through computer networks. Though this has the advantage of making
government information much more accessible to the public in the near
term, it also places the information at risk in the longer term. Because
it is stored in a single place, still under government control rather
than widely distributed through mechanisms such as the Federal
Depository Library Program for printed works, it is subject to revision
or removal as government policies shift. Indeed, as recent experience
with the federal Department of Justice's JURIS system has suggested,
essential bodies of information could suddenly vanish, at least as far
as reasonable access by the research and education communities is
The benefits of centralization and network access are very real.
But it seems prudent not to carry them too far; a reasonable number of
independently controlled archive sites for certain material are
necessary to provide confidence in the continued integrity and
accessibility of our scholarly, historical, and cultural record. In
cases when key components of the record represent valuable intellectual
property that is owned by publishers, however, we have yet to establish
and reach consensus on the compacts of responsible behavior necessary to
ensure acceptance of a conversion of the print publication base to
electronic format.
Convenience of Electronic Information Resources
The research libraries that have provided their patrons with electronic
information resources--either primary material in electronic formats or
secondary information such as online catalogs and abstracting and
indexing databases that provide access to primarily print holdings--have
observed a phenomenon that is occasionally amusing but at root deeply
disturbing: The electronic information resources are too successful and
too convenient. Users view them as defining the totality of available
information. If books do not appear in the online catalog, then the
library may as well not own them, since they will not be used; if a
journal isn't covered by the appropriate abstracting and indexing
databases, then articles published in that journal may as well not
The creators of these secondary information resources now wield
enormous power to define the literature of a discipline. Traditionally,
for example, reviewers have always been able to influence which works
receive attention, and the diversity of reviews and reviewers provided
some safeguards. In the world of expensive-to-produce and expensive-to-
acquire abstracting and indexing databases, however, there is often only
a single tool that defines the literature of a discipline. Even in cases
when multiple competing databases exist, the costs to license those
databases are such that a given library may license access to only one
for its user community.
Ironically, most of these electronic abstracting and indexing
databases provide coverage of the literature starting only in the 1970s
or, at best, the late 1960s. To a large part of the user community, this
means that the journal literature before that time (as opposed to the
monographic literature, which has been retrospectively cataloged by
libraries) might as well not exist.
In the area of primary literature, an even more interesting and
volatile situation exists, in which ambitious publishers have real
opportunities to establish their publications as definitive. The primary
literature currently available in electronic form is a patchwork: some
publishers have been willing to license their works to libraries at
reasonable prices; others have demanded very high prices or have refused
to license the material under any terms. As the electronic primary
literature reaches a critical mass, the natural tendency of library
patrons is to use the best of what is available and to ignore even very
high quality materials that are available only in printed form. In that
connection, I find it particularly interesting that the University of
California has been unable, to date, to secure acceptable licenses to
any of the major national newspapers of record in electronic form,
although there are a large variety of other news providers eager to do
business with the university. If our experience is typical, there is a
real possibility that those national print newspapers will be displaced
as an authoritative record by other information providers in the 1990s.
Similar observations can be made about scholarly journals and other
publications, some of which are moving aggressively into electronic
distribution while others remain unavailable in electronic formats.
The scholarly, historical, and cultural record is of central importance
to the research and education community and, indeed, to our entire
society. Massive shifts are taking place in the content that composes
this record and in the ways that content is managed. Questions about the
content and coherence of the record are complex, and the implications of
the trends that are developing, as information becomes an increasingly
customized electronic commodity, are still unclear. These problems will
make fertile ground for scholars and librarians, as well as for
policymakers, in the coming years. It is also important to recognize
that the continued management of the integrity of the record is too
vital to be entirely sacrificed in the name of economic efficiencies
made possible by the networked information environment. In that sense,
the role of libraries as trustees for society as a whole in preserving,
organizing, and providing access to the record needs to be maintained as
we enter the networked information environment, even though the
specifics of how that role is fulfilled will undoubtedly change.
Clifford A. Lynch is director of Library Automation at the University of
California Office of the President.
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You may find this free AMQ monitoring framework interesting or applicable to your env. http://www.ttmsolutions.com/Transactional_Software_Solutions/Active_Monitor_AMon.php It allows you to develop and embed Camel-based monitoring agents within the Broker. The agents use a monitoring expression language to monitor all aspects of the broker's run time object hierarchy and can be dynamically reconfigured (i.e., you don't have to stop and start the broker). When a monitored condition statement (predicate) becomes true, the agent can invoke actions that can take advantage of Camel components. For example, send email, write to a JMS destination, write to a db, etc. The framework also provides Camel components for SNMP and JMX traps and notifications. Joe ripienaar wrote: > > hello, > > I'm keen to access the statisticsBrokerPlugin from stomp, I think the > languages stomp supports is more appropriate for monitoring than java > based ones - lots of start/stop of monitoring scripts etc - so quite keen > to get this going. > > I understand I need to send an empty message to ActiveMQ.Statistics.Broker > with a reply header set, trying this from ruby: > > conn = Stomp::Connection.open("user", "pass", "localhost", 6163, true) > conn.subscribe("/queue/statresults") > conn.send("/queue/ActiveMQ.Statistics.Broker", "", {"reply-to" => > "/queue/statresults"}) > pp conn.receive > > All I get out of it is this: > > #<Stomp::Message:0x2b0028b21918 > @body="", > @command="MESSAGE", > @headers= > {"timestamp"=>"0", > "message-id"=>"ID:dev1.my.net-60458-1261314147261-2:0:0:0:7", > "expires"=>"0", > "destination"=>"/queue/statresults", > "priority"=>"0", > "type"=>"Advisory"}> > > I've tried a few permutations of above, using topics and not queues and so > forth but all I get is the advisories, not sure if the MapMessage type is > behaving differently than normal stomp replies, > > any help appreciated. > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/statisticsBrokerPlugin-with-Stomp-tp26864515p26864944.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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Will the Hyperbaric Oxygen Facial help 6 months after Radiesse/Sculptra?
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Will the Hyperbaric Oxygen Facial help 6 months after Radiesse/Sculptra?
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Limelight Networks, once a major CDN player ranking in the top echelons of the CDN ecosystem, is hurting badly as of late. Five years ago it was the #2 CDN right behind Akamai, far ahead of the #3 CDN.
Limelight made a few bets and one of them didn't pay off. They acquired EyeWonder in 2009 for $110M. They sold it off two years later for $66M. The financial loss was $44M. For a company the size of Limelight that generated $171M in 2011, it was disastrous.
In 2013, there was major turnover. The CEO was gone along with a few other executives. One great hire they made was Kirby Wadsworth, the Chief Marketing Officer. He is a marketing rock star having worked at F5. He helped catapult F5 into the major leagues where they now generate $1B+ in annual revenue.
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Dipper Pines, a sixteen year old teenager with an energetic and optimistic twin sister, Mabel Pines. After their Summer Vacation at Gravity Falls, another highschool semester came in their way.
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Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by xwalker, Mar 26, 2012.
Below are the CBS rankings of the top 6 centers. I have included their measureables for reference.
I just don't understand the Ben Jones analysis and ranking. Most analysts have Ben Jones ranked as the 2nd best Center.
In the games I watched, Jones did not appear to be very athletic or have great anchor ability. I saw him get bullrushed into the backfield, get beat by quickness of the snap, fall to the ground often and he appeared heavy-legged in the open field. I'm not saying that the analysts are wrong, I'm just trying to understand what I'm missing.
Analysts like Bunting say that Philip Blake has limited athleticism and should only be in a man-blocking scheme. I don't understand this either. To me, Blake appears at least as quick and agile as Konz or Jones. He appears to have good anchor ability with a strong lower body. He appears much more fluid in open space than Jones. To top it off, his shotgun snaps are very quick and accurate.
Looking at the measureables makes me think I'm not completely crazy in my evaluation of Jones and Blake. Blake is better in all of the quickness and agility measurements while being bigger than Jones. Blake has slightly longer arms while Jones has much better upper body strength.
Maybe I just happened to watch all of the bad Games for Jones and all of the good games for Blake, or maybe I just need glasses, or maybe I just don't know poop about OLinemen.
Blake likely down graded for being 27 year old rookie.
Yes, 26 when the season starts. I'm not too concerned about the age of a draft pick, especially a 3rd or 4th rounder. I would be concerned if he was a developmental QB.
IMO, age is only important from the time a player is drafted until he becomes a FA. When a player hits Free Agency, is there really any advantage to him being on your teams roster? The Boys signed Brandon Carr from KC in 2012 for 50 mil when he hit FA. KC did not appear to have any advantage when it came to signing him.
For me, age would be a big concern for a mid to late round developmental QB. He's probably not ready to start until he is near Free Agency. If he Cowboys thought that McGee was good, they would probably have extended his contract this year while nobody else (including fans and other teams) really know if he can play. Unfortunately, the Orton signing confirms that they don't even consider him good enough to the the #2.
I digress...
Anybody familiar with Quenton Saulsberry ? He played mostly OG in 2011. Does anybody know which games he played OC?
FWIW, I heard Pat Kirwan ask Josh Chapman who the best player he played against was. His answer was Saulsberry. Kirwan followed that up and said that he was not surprised that was a name he had heard more and more about from his contacts.
this is such BS that the guy is marked down because he is 26. Especially for a center; look how many are playing well into their late 30's.
And now that you cannot sign anyone to a contract longer then 5 years why is it important at all?
Because his improvement from a physical standpoint will not be as much as a guy who is 22 or 23.
SO? and how do you know it won't? there have been late bloomers before. Still a dumb reason not to pick him. If the guy can be a good center what else matters?
Right on. Good info. Love Saulsberry. My favourite lineman in this draft. He appears to fit the new line perfectly.
I like Tyler Horn (Miami, Fla) and Mark Spinney (Boston College) and centers that can move and are good technical blockers. They are guys that can develop. I think Horn is a lot like Konz. All three need to show they can handle power better.
Very poor center draft. In most years, Konz would not crack the top 2 rounds. Brewster might end up being the best of the bunch in the long run. Tough year to need a center, might look for a guard to convert.
Brewster has good quickness and agility. He appears to lack power in his lower body and hands. He gets overextended and falls to the ground often. I'm not sure if this is due to limited anchor strength or short arms.
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In a way I kinda was lumping it in there. I get really bothered by online passes. I mean, we already have to pay to play online, and now if we don't buy a game new, we have to buy codes to play it. My first time experiencing this was Mass Effect 2, and thought it was cheap, now lots of games are like that. DS3 wasn't as offensive as having Javik as a day one DLC character for ME3. I know RE5 Versus mode was already on disc, so I assume other devs do that as well.
And as a correction, I meant online passes, not season passes lol
Ah, that makes more sense then. Yes I hate online passes, but I guess they've done their job with me because I refuse to buy online-pass games second hand. Although, with most, buying new is still cheaper anyway unless the game is really new.
Other devs do put DLC on disc then release the DLC a month down the line, Visceral didn't with DS3 though, Awakened was a 1.14GB download.
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"There's an incident in the lobby. Probably just something minor."
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