Real Madrid superstar Eden Hazard hits back after criticism over weight and work ethic
by Ron CarneEden Hazard has insisted that he’s in good shape after the Real Madrid star has come under fire over his weight and work ethic in recent weeks.
The 28-year-old hasn’t made an ideal start to life at the Bernabeu as he’s managed just one goal and four assists in 11 outings thus far.
SEE MORE: Real Madrid suffer injury blow as star could now miss rest of 2019
His start to the season was disrupted by a hamstring injury which would undoubtedly have been a big blow for him at such a crucial time during his settling in period in the Spanish capital, but he has struggled to hit top form for Los Blancos.
As noted by Sky Sports, that in turn has led to the Spanish media questioning his weight and whether or not he arrived out of shape which ultimately slowed down the process of him finding his feet, while former Chelsea teammate John Obi Mikel described him as the “laziest player I have played with”, while also praising him for his natural talent too.
However, Hazard has now hit back over those claims and insisted that he’s in good condition, and that is reflected in his more recent form as he has three assists in his last four outings to suggest that he is now getting on track for Real Madrid.
“For the last month I’ve been in good condition with no injuries,” he said, as quoted in the report above.
“I’m in good shape. When I’m on the pitch I will always try to do my best, with Real Madrid or Belgium. I just want to keep this momentum.”
The key for Hazard will be avoiding any further injury setbacks and getting a long and consistent run of games under his belt to reach his optimal fitness levels.
At that point, the Real Madrid fans will likely see why the club signed the Belgian international this past summer, as he looks to become a talisman for them in the final third and lead them to major trophies this season and beyond.


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H. Peyton Young
The economics
of Convention
presented by Szmozsánszky István
Corvinus University Budapest
What are Conventions?
A pattern of behaviour that is customary, expected and self-enforcing.
Economic importance
Effectively reduces transaction costs:
- Out of a host of conceivable choices, only one is used.
- Resolves indeterminacy in interactions of multiple equilibria.
- The equilibria of multiple equilibriums - the equilibrium that everyone expects.
How do conventions arise?
Conventions are established:
- by a central authority
- by gradual accretion of precedent
Note, that these are not neccessarily mutually exclusive.
The paper
- Emerging of conventions by gradual accretion of precedent
- An evolutionary "bottom up" model is used
- Game theoretic principles, but with bounded rationality
Carriages
One shot game of horse-drawn carriages meeting in the middle of the road.
| L | R |
| L | 1 , 1 | 0 , 0 |
| R | 0 , 0 | 1 , 1 |
Rationality's limits
2+1 equilibria:
- both go left
- both go right
- randomize: 0.5 left, 0.5 right
Game theory (or rational deduction) alone
is inadequate in solving this problem
Solving the game
For solving the problem, agents must take into account the contextual cues:
These are the contextual focal points - but they depend on the context, the problem itself and the culture it's embedded in
Schelling (1960)
People seem to be finding these "focal points" with great accuracy, Schelling doesn't explain how, though.
Avoiding the crash
- Coachmen act on "precedent" - this is our "focal point" in this model
- Personal experience is a key factor in decisionmaking
- This does not require perfect rationality, and actors' information is incomplete
Actors are not interested in "why" things happen like they do, just assume they stay the way they used to work before.
An Evolutionary Model
of Convention Formation
Basic rules
- Fixed rules & strategies
- Local interactions - players drawn from large population
- Periodical one-shot games between the population
Bounded rationality
The model is built on realistic principles of:
- Bounded rationality
- Partial information only
- Agents with limited foresight
- A limited history
("remembering" a limited number of periods)
Players act "rules of thumb"
(based on personal experience and information from other agents)
Random perturbations
- Most of the time agents act like described before
- Rarerly, but occasionally they act randomly
- Random perturbations - small, inexplicable changes, mimicing evolution
- These most of the time have explanations, but outside the model principles
"stochastic shocks"
Path dependency
Two society with the same initial conditions might end up in two completely different states at the same time
Ergodic process
Societies change regularly, and spend a statistically predictable percentage of the time in given states, regardless of the respective inital conditions.
Local conformity
Most of the time the population will in equilibrium (=using the same convention).
- All agents have a chance to interact with each other
- Sufficiently incomplete information
- Small prevalence of random perturbations
Global diversity
- Arises when interactions of societies are severely limited
- Communities probably end up using different conventions
- Even if started out with the same initial conditions
Sharecropping
- Bargaining situations between landlord and tenant.
- Agreed-upon terms (contract) of the crop output
- Suprisingly prevalent distribution of 50/50
- Regardless of the work spent on the crop differs
- Regardless of the type of crop or land quality
Simplified model
| H | M | L |
| H | 0 , 0 | 0 , 0 | 75 , 25 |
| M | 0 , 0 | 50 , 50 | 50 , 25 |
| L | 25 , 75 | 25 , 50 | 25 , 25 |
Equilibrium
The 50/50 is not just a fair sulution, but the most robust one
It is proven, that the 25/75 -> 50/50 transition is more probable (takes less random perturbations) than the opposite one - it is stochastically stable
Conclusion
- Focal points help making sense of real world events
- Studying expectation formation is possible
- Certain norms are more prevalent because they are
more stable (and not because they are more natural or ethical)
The models used realistic assumptions (no perfect information, no prescience)


Welcome to the Xcore open source project wiki. This project is envisaged to consist of a diverse range of software, hardware and tools which are targeted at XMOS technology. We hope you’ll find some great ideas here, and perhaps add some of your own.
This wiki is still at the proposal stage, so if you want to suggest changes, please contribute to the Xcore open source project user forum.
If you are new to this project, you might want to take a look at these pages:
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Live each day as if it was your last. With this thought in mind I am exploring this life with a name Tushar, and multiple talents in this world. I am a software developer, actor, dancer and a vocalist based in New Delhi, India. I am a keen learner and wish to learn each and every skill in this colourful world. As it is said that Learning is a never ending process.
I completed my Higher Secondary and Secondary Education from a reputed, prestigious school, Rosary Senior Secondary School, Delhi.
I am currently pursuing my graduation in Bachelors of Engineering from a prestigious institute Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology (BPIT) affiliated under Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. As Learning is a never ending process. I learned a lot from my school as well as my college. I cultivated a lot of technical and non-technical skills including management and leadership skills. I've been organizing various events in my college such as technical fests and literary fests.
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Members Information Systems Dashboard.
July 2018 - June 2018
Applying Automated Chatbots to Internet Of Things.
July 2017 - June 2017
Consumers Reading And Billing Application.
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Overview of FOIS Architecture and Implementation of Traffic Account Reports.
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Snake 461
Use On Screen Keyboard
JOIN
Send
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Replay
Start New Game
Restart
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Wraps a simulation data file to conveniently extract data from it. More...
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| def | __init__ (self, hdf5_file, fix_origin=False) |
| Create a new project from a simulation slice data file. More... | |
| def | get_value (self, data) |
| Conveniently extract data in the correct type. More... | |
| def | total_bbox (self) |
| Return the index bounding box of the full patch system. More... | |
| def | total_shape (self) |
| Shape a matrix needs to have to store all data. More... | |
| def | field_blocks (self, field, component=None, read=False) |
| Generator to iterate over all blocks/patches and extract data. More... | |
| def | field_blocks_tensor3d (self, field) |
| Return a generator to iterate over patches and their data. More... | |
| def | metric_blocks (self) |
| Generator to iterate over all patches and metric data. More... | |
| def | curv_blocks (self) |
| Generator to iterate over all patches and extrinsic curvature data. More... | |
| def | coord_blocks (self) |
| Generator to iterate over all coordinate blocks/patches. More... | |
| def | field_component_matrix (self, field, component) |
| Construct one big matrix by stitching together all patches of a field component. More... | |
| def | metric_component_matrix (self, component) |
| Stitch together all patches of a component of the metric. More... | |
| def | curv_component_matrix (self, component) |
| Stitch together all patches of a component of the extrinsic curvature. More... | |
| def | get_single_parameter (self, name) |
| Get the value of a single-valued parameter. More... | |
| def | time (self) |
| Return the time parameter of the current slice. More... | |
| def | iteration (self) |
| Return the iteration number of the current slice. More... | |
| def | cactus_version (self) |
| Return the Cactus version as stored in the data. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| project | |
| The SimulationIO project object. More... | |
| patches | |
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Wraps a simulation data file to conveniently extract data from it.
This class can be used to get field (or field component) data and other information stored in the data file of a slice of spacetime.
| def __init__ | ( | self, | |
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fix_origin = False |
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Create a new project from a simulation slice data file.
| hdf5_file | The filename to load. |
| fix_origin | (For debugging only) Whether to move the origin by a few grid points to compensate for ghost point removal. Not needed (i.e. produces wrong results) in most cases. |
| def cactus_version | ( | self | ) |
Return the Cactus version as stored in the data.
| def coord_blocks | ( | self | ) |
Generator to iterate over all coordinate blocks/patches.
Each element we yield consists of the origin
of the patch, the delta vectors representing the grid structure, and the bounding box.
| def curv_blocks | ( | self | ) |
Generator to iterate over all patches and extrinsic curvature data.
| def curv_component_matrix | ( | self, | |
| component | |||
| ) |
Stitch together all patches of a component of the extrinsic curvature.
The result is one SioDataPatch object containing the data in one big matrix.
| def field_blocks | ( | self, | |
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component = None , |
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Generator to iterate over all blocks/patches and extract data.
| field | Either the name of the field as a string, or the field object itself. |
| component | The component to extract (if any) as a string. If not specified, the block objects are returned by themselves. If given, that component is extracted. |
| read | Whether to read and copy the data contained in this block. |
| def field_blocks_tensor3d | ( | self, | |
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Return a generator to iterate over patches and their data.
The data consists of a tuple of the six independent components (matrices) of the symmetric tensor field. The order of components is xx
, xy==yx
, xz==zx
, yy
, yz==zy
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| def field_component_matrix | ( | self, | |
| field, | |||
| component | |||
| ) |
Construct one big matrix by stitching together all patches of a field component.
The result is a SioDataPatch object containing the full data of the component of the specified field. Note that only the y==0
slice of the data is extracted even if the data contains ghost points in the y-direction.
| field | The field object or name to consider. |
| component | The field's component to extract the data of. |
| def get_single_parameter | ( | self, | |
| name | |||
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Get the value of a single-valued parameter.
See time() for an example.
| name | Name of the parameter to retrieve the value of. |
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Conveniently extract data in the correct type.
Given a "data object", this checks the value type and extracts the respective data. Returns None
if the value type is not recognized.
| def iteration | ( | self | ) |
Return the iteration number of the current slice.
| def metric_blocks | ( | self | ) |
Generator to iterate over all patches and metric data.
| def metric_component_matrix | ( | self, | |
| component | |||
| ) |
Stitch together all patches of a component of the metric.
The result is one SioDataPatch object containing the data in one big matrix.
| def time | ( | self | ) |
Return the time parameter of the current slice.
| def total_bbox | ( | self | ) |
Return the index bounding box of the full patch system.
This assumes the first patch to contain the minimum x and z coordinates and the last patch to contain the maximum x and z coordinates covered by the data.
0
for "lower" and 1
for "upper" and the second indicating the axis (x,y,z
). | def total_shape | ( | self | ) |
Shape a matrix needs to have to store all data.
| patches |
List of patches (SioPatch) in the data.
| project |
The SimulationIO project object.


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In-Place Textbox Element
Description
The inplace_textbox element creates a textbox that the user can edit in place.
The user clicks on the label, and it is replaced with a textbox, an OK button, and a Cancel button.
If the user clicks OK, a callback is issued to the delegate module so that it can save the new text.
The user clicks on the label, and it is replaced with a textbox, an OK button, and a Cancel button.
If the user clicks OK, a callback is issued to the delegate module so that it can save the new text.
Attributes
text
string
Set the textbox's contents.
html_encode
boolean
Set to true to safely html-encode the text.
start_mode
Atom, 'edit' or 'view'
Set whether the textbox should start in edit mode or view mode.
validators
Validator, or list of validators.
Validators to apply to the textbox.
tag
Erlang term
See the delegate attribute for details.
delegate
Atom, name of a module
Specifies the module to use for callbacks. This module must expose inplace_textbox_event(Tag, Value). The Tag is specified in the 'tag' attribute, above. The Value is the current value of the textbox. inplace_textbox_event/2 should process the value as necessary, and must return either the value itself, or a new value that will be sent back to the page.
See Also


HW2 Extra Credit - Exchange Rates
Calculates exchange rate based on predetermined values in a table.
Exchange rates for 1 U.S. dollar on June 20, 2015.
Enter a dollar amount in the table below to see
the corresponding foreign exchange values.
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Currency
Exchange Rate
Exchange Value
British Pound
0.75521
0.75521
Canadian Dollar
1.34461
1.34461
Euro
0.88754
0.88754
Japanese Yen
109.350
109.350
Mexican Peso
18.2806
18.2806
Amount of U.S. Dollars


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Dark walls conceal bright interiors within Casa de Lata by Sauermartins
by Jenna McKnightA verdant courtyard lies at the heart of this inward-facing, dark grey dwelling by Brazilian studio Sauermartins, which was designed for a couple who love vintage cars.
The Casa de Lata is located on a lush site in the small town of Canela, where the climate ranges from clear, blue skies to cold, foggy weather.
Designed to engage the outdoors, the residence was created for a couple with a collection of antique automobiles.
Encompassing 330 square metres, the single-storey house consists of three rectilinear bars organised around a central garden. Together, the elements form a square-shaped plan.
"Through its courtyard scheme, the house gains an inner garden that frames the view of the neighbouring preserved trees and, at the same time, provides privacy to the internal spaces," said Sauermartins, a studio based in Porto Alegre, Brazil.
A restricted budget informed the selection of materials and technologies. The team used concrete for the foundation and metal for columns and beams. The facades and roof are wrapped in grey metal panels. Dark-painted grápia wood was used on the main facade.
"The dark aesthetic of the exterior materials alludes to the local technique traditionally employed in the treatment of wooden houses, resulting in a simple architecture, fully capable of integrating itself to the surrounding landscape," the studio said.
From the street, the house appears as a "closed and austere block". Inside, however, it offers spaces that are bright and inviting.
"From the inner courtyard, it transforms into transparent, revealing facades with wide windows that integrate house and garden," the studio said in a project description.
The public zone and sleeping areas are located in one side of the house, while the vintage cars are housed on the opposing side. The central volume holds service functions and a barbecue area with an exterior deck.
The interior layout was guided by a desire to provide natural light and a connection to the exterior, along with a sense of fluidity and openness.
"Each space establishes a unique relationship with the other rooms, as well as with the surrounding views," the studio said. "A series of sliding doors organises and delimits the social and private areas, conforming a large intimate space for the couple's daily life."
Other recent projects in Brazil include a residence by Nitsche Arquitetos that is shaded by a large, polycarbonate roof, and a house by Estúdio BG that features chunky black steelwork and sparsely furnished rooms.
Photography is by Federico Cairoli and Cássio Sauer.
Project credits:
Architect: Sauermartins (Cássio Sauer and Elisa T Martins)
Collaborators: Lucas Schneider Zimmer, Ignacio de la Vega, Eliza Hauschild, Paula Motta, Javier Guardiola, Carolina Mottin, Mariana Fagián, Barbara Remussi, Luísa Cassol Pasqualotto, Júlia Fraga
Structure: Filipa Abreu


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