Have a read of this, it may help.
What it is trying to show here is the basis of a rating, relative to the team which has been out, relative to the oppositions' strength in a league.
My apologies, I thought your charts didn’t make any sense, turns out all I had to do was read 49 pages of a study into chess analytics to figure it out. Great stuff.
I take it you are on a pc or phone at the moment. Have you read the manufacturing diagrams to know how your machine works, or just take it for granted it works?
It's a good system, which can show the progress of ability accurately through seasons.
I don't really wish to comment on individual ratings because, in all honestly, it is not my place to do so. I have noticed it hasn't stopped others doing this.
It's all very experimental. I do believe as the team gets stronger, hopefully, over the next few years, it will show in the charts. It is a long-term thing I'm trying to do.
One thing that needs to remembered though is that ratings are based are a number of things rather than solely on the player's attributes.
I hope this helps you out in some way.
“I take it you are on a PC or a phone at the moment” - top insight here, no wonder you’re into statistics
He seems to always hold back and looking down at his crib notes certainly doesn't help. Never the most spontaneous of leaders.
There are two threads but he basically says yes yougov did and had significant pressure from Tory MPs / ministers.It is an interesting conclusion to say the least. Does he clarify who banned him? I assume his employers?
As shmmeee mentioned earlier, kind of trashes polling companies as impartial data gatherers, doesn't it.
I've got this on in the background, I often have stuff like that on as background noise, but this caught my attention.More quality politicianing from the Tories, made yourself look like cunts for no discernible reason.
I've got this on in the background, I often have stuff like that on as background noise, but this caught my attention.
Head of Borders & Immigration for 14 months and not once has he met Patel. 6 meetings scheduled, 6 meetings cancelled by Patel. He doesn't sound happy at all says things are being told to the press before anyone else and that is creating uncertainly and terrible morale.
Says he will break an agreement with the Home Office not to public reports if they keep sitting on them. Would normally be released at most 8 weeks after they've been submitted to the Home Office but there's some that have been sat on for over 4 months. He's saying he will put them out on social media if they aren't released.
Also mentioned the Home Office is impossible to deal with as they're always in crisis mode and never have time to deal with the actual job they should be doing.
Oh it was just a joke. Classic Zawahi.
Presumably if it was 'just a joke' there will be a believable explanation for why the already written article on the debate poll that showed Corbyn won by a country mile, and one in four Tory voters thought he was best was never published and why polling methodologies were changed to favour the tories.Classic “just a prank bro”.
Maybe the last 12 years has all been one massive windup?
I recall getting up in the morning, turning on the radio and finding we'd left. Down the newsagent, some of the papers jumped the gun and said we were still in lol.Everything was showing a remain win. It was quite a 'shock' when leave won. I'm sure many people are sceptical about many political readings, including polls, following that.
Allegedly Nigel kept pretending that leave had lost having seen the exit polls saying the opposite so his mate could make a fortune betting against the pound. Such a patriot.I recall getting up in the morning, turning on the radio and finding we'd left. Down the newsagent, some of the papers jumped the gun and said we were still in lol.
Even Nigel had given up at one point I think.
Exit polls have been pretty accurate over the last few years, but pre-polls I wouldn't take as gospel.
What a swine. Well the stock markets slipped up there then. Fancy listening to one person. Never know Farage carried so much infuence, thought he was seen as a laughing stock.Allegedly Nigel kept pretending that leave had lost having seen the exit polls saying the opposite so his mate could make a fortune betting against the pound. Such a patriot.
What a swine. Well the stock markets slipped up there then. Fancy listening to one person. Never know Farage carried so much infuence, thought he was seen as a laughing stock.
I don’t think he was alone in that to be fair. There seemed to be a lot of leavers that did well betting against the pound. Men of the people.What a swine. Well the stock markets slipped up there then. Fancy listening to one person. Never know Farage carried so much infuence, thought he was seen as a laughing stock.
I recall getting up in the morning, turning on the radio and finding we'd left. Down the newsagent, some of the papers jumped the gun and said we were still in lol.
Something, something… Diane Abbott…
It does, I'm working with a trust trying to buy a haemodialysis managed service (new equipment and ongoing maintenance) but without having a single individual solely designated to the project, it is so difficult.Interesting article, fairly spot on but then it does agree with my priors.
Time and again the Tories are wrong about the NHS. It actually needs more managers
Doctors and nurses are being forced to spend hours doing managerial and admin work, time that could be better spent doing actual doctoring and nursinginews.co.uk
No i was on hols in Devon and the local papershop doesn't have a web siteDon’t remember this at all! You got a link?
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No i was on hols in Devon and the local papershop doesn't have a web site
Yeah, maybe this will help. None of them were calling remain the next day. Perhaps in all the excitement, you were mistaken.
Brexit front pages - in pictures
Newspapers from around the world react to the European Union referendum result and David Cameron’s resignationwww.theguardian.com
Yeah, maybe this will help. None of them were calling remain the next day. Perhaps in all the excitement, you were mistaken.
Brexit front pages - in pictures
Newspapers from around the world react to the European Union referendum result and David Cameron’s resignationwww.theguardian.com
One of the bright lights apparently
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