Recent content by wynpalmer

That was more of a generic response to the over reactors out there and not really directed at you.

I looked at the video and tried timing the release to catch times for the three receivers during the drill. It's hard to judge, but they all seemed to be about 2.7+/- 0.1s or so with Jules seeming to be the slowest. The smaller receivers just look like they are moving faster compared to the...

What prize do I win? Not only do I know that there was a Bemidji State University but I've even had lunch in Bemidji. I lived in Winnipeg, Manitoba for several years and one spring I gave a lecture in Minneapolis and took the opportunity to visit the headwaters of the Mississippi River- hence...

That's actually one of the aspects of Patsfans that I most enjoy- you never know when an involving if somewhat tangential subject will arise. For a sports forum there seems to be a large number of smart and interesting contributors with a wide range of backgrounds. It's truly a unique...

As an ex-mathematician (and apparently also a hopeless pedant) I just have to point out that there really isn't anything called the "Law of Averages". It's generally just a layman's inaccurate attempt to encapsulate probabilistic concepts in a simple to understand way and does not capture any...

Clearly not everyone shares your negative opinion of Breitbart. Your political perspective is evidently in play here and this forum is certainly not the place for that.

I have an EE PhD From Southampton UK, but my first love was always particle physics and it was a toss up whether to take EE or Physics when I left high school for Imperial College in London. My father was a Mech. Eng so the bias was there... I had the opportunity to take many graduate...

What the heck. I never expected to see the Standard Model on a patriots forum. Where did you find the slide? I'd be interested in a poll asking how many forum members actually understand what it is. How many of us have had graduate level Physics courses? Frankly I find the complexities of the...

Changing How the World Thinks About Set Pieces | StatsBomb It seems that 25-33% of all goals in professional soccer are scored from set pieces and the elite teams push this percentage up even higher. In order to be successful you need to understand many of the fundamentals in a similar way as...

https://www.goal.com/en/news/leeds-united-spygate-marcelo-bielsa-scouting-controversy/gdc7zkc9fxjo1c5joc296ooe2 Apparently it's an almost universal practice worldwide- some clubs going as far as to employ drones for the purpose. In my opinion, it helps to put the absurdity of our Spygate even...

Championship clubs demand Leeds spygate answers in furious letter to EFL I'm a long time supporter of both the Patriots and Leeds United. Their manager, Marcelo Bielsa is a long standing, successful, and very well respected international soccer manager, and he has been sending spies to watch his...

From what I saw Dorsett slightly juggled the pass and the defender knocked it out- surely that's not a drop but a pass defended. If one of our DBs did that we would congratulate him on a good play.

Not bad from a PhD cosmologist from Imperial College (my alma mater).

With apologies... Yes, retired linebackers are rarely up for playing in the OL. Ereck Flowers, on the other hand, didn't do much either...

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