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Cubs Prospect List-Mania 2012
Here we go again, a full rundown of all the Cubs' prospect lists fit to print. Click on the "Prospect Listmania" tag at the bottom of the post for previous years or you can always visit Wiklifield.
- 5-Star Prospects
- Brett Jackson
- Javier Baez
- Welington Castillo
- Dillon Maples
- Matt Szczur
- Josh Vitters
- Jeimer Candelario
- Trey McNutt
- Marco Hernandez
- Junior Lake
- Rafael Dolis
4-Star Prospects
3-Star Prospects
2-Star Prospects
Nine More: Dan Vogelbach, Jae-Hoon Ha, Chris Carpenter, Tony Zych, Ryan Flaherty, D.J. LeMahieu, Zeke DeVoss, Reggie Golden, Marwin Gonzalez
What They Say: While there are plenty of future big-leaguers in the organization, most of the players who are going to turn things around are not here yet.
In a tweet, Goldstein suggested that LHP Gerardo Concepcion would place 6th on the list.
Major League Rankings: B. Jackson (44), Javier Baez (66), Anthony Rizzo (75)
- Brett Jackson, OF
- Javier Baez, SS
- Matt Szczur, OF
- Trey McNutt, RHP
- Dillon Maples, RHP
- Welington Castillo, C
- Rafael Dolis, RHP
- Junior Lake, SS
- Josh Vitters, 3B/1B
- Dan Vogelbach, 1B
What They Say: Epstein and Co. have their work cut out for them. The big league club has more bad contracts than young cornerstones and will need at least a year to rebuild, even with the Cubs' vast resources. Outfielder Brett Jackson is ready to play in the majors, but the system's other blue-chip prospects, Baez and outfielder Matt Szczur, are at least a couple of years away.
Major League Rankings: B. Jackson (32), A. Rizzo (47), J. Baez (61), M. Szczur (64)
- Brett Jackson (B+)
- Anthony Rizzo (B+)
- Javier Baez (B)
- Matt Szczur (B-)
- Trey McNutt (B-)
- Dillon Maples (B-)
- Dan Vogelbach (B-)
- Junior Lake (C+)
- Welington Castillo (C+)
- Dae-Eun Rhee (C+)
- Josh Vitters (C+)
- Jeimer Candelerio (C+)
- Marco Hernandez (C+)
- Chris Carpenter (C+)
- Rafael Dolis (C+)
- Zach Cates (C+)
- Ben Wells (C+)
- Dave Sappelt (C+)
- Ronald Torreyes (C+)
- Reggie Golden (C+)
- Gioskar Amaya (C+)
- Tony Zych (C+)
- Shawon Dunston Jr. (C+)
- Aaron Kurcz (C+)
OTHERS: Jeffry Antigua, LHP; Dallas Beeler, RHP; Jeff Beliveau, LHP; Jeff Bianchi, INF; Lendy Castillo, RHP; Pin-Chieh Chen, OF; Zeke DeVoss, 2B; Jae-Hoon Ha, OF (a lot of people really like him but he looks like a tweener to me); Jay Jackson, RHP; Eric Jokisch, LHP; Austin Kirk, LHP (season collapsed after he threw the no-hitter);; Luis Liria, RHP; Kevin Rhoderick, RHP; Jose Rosario, RHP; Neftali Rosario, C; Hayden Simpson, RHP; Nick Struck, RHP; Yao-Ling Wang, RHP; Logan Watkins, 2B; Robert Whitenack, RHP.
What They Say: The weakness heading into the off-season was obvious: lack of impact talent close to the majors beyond Brett Jackson. Acquiring Rizzo helps with that. But there are very intriguing players at the lower levels who have the potential to develop considerably, particularly products of the solid Latin American and Asian programs. In this respect the Cubs remind me of the Indians system: there is a LOT of depth in C+ and "Grade C with upside" type prospects. Some of those guys will develop.
The biggest problem I see currently is lack of high-powered pitching. There is nobody here who looks like they can anchor a major league rotation with any certainty. That's not to say that there aren't live arms; there are quite a few, although most of them project better as relievers or back-end starters. There are a few candidates who can get beyond that, although they all have significant questions attached. McNutt had a bad year but could rebound, it is too soon to tell about Maples, and both Rhee and Cates could take big steps forward.
Major League Rankings: Jackson (27), A. Rizzo (37), J. Baez (109)
Keith Law Top 10
- Anthony Rizzo, 1B
- Brett Jackson, OF
- Javier Baez, SS
- Trey McNutt, RHP
- Zach Cates, RHP
- Welington Castillo, C
- Dillon Maples, RHP
- Josh Vitters, 3B
- Reggie Golden, OF
- Matt Szczur, CF
Major League Rankings: A. Rizzo (39), B. Jackson (89), J. Baez (95)
Jonathan Mayo Top 20
- Anthony Rizzo, 1B
- Brett Jackson, OF
- Javier Baez, SS
- Matt Szczur, CF
- Dillon Maples, RHP
- Trey McNutt, RHP
- Rafael Dolis, RHP
- Robert Whitenack, RHP
- Reggie Golden, OF
- Junior Lake, SS
- Josh Vitters, 3B
- Ronald Torreyes, 2B
- Ben Wells, RHP
- Dan Vogelbach, 1B
- Jeimer Candelario, 3B
- Gioskar Amaya, SS/2B
- Marco Hernandez, SS/2B
- Dave Sappelt, OF
- Pin-Chieh Chen, OF
- Zach Cates, RHP
What They Say: (On Brett Jackson): It's hard to imagine a 20-20 player being undervalued, but because none of Jackson's individual tools grade out as plus, he might. He hit better after he was promoted to Triple-A in 2011, always a good sign. His strikeout rate concerns some, but he also draws walks and his power-speed combination should play just fine at the highest level. He can play all three outfield spots, something that should allow him to reach Chicago at some point in 2012.
Major League Rankings: B. Jackson (33), A. Rizzo (37), J. Baez (62)
- Anthony Rizzo
- Javier Baez
- Brett Jackson
- Matt Szczur
- Dillon Maples
- Jeimer Candelario
- Josh Vitters
- Dan Vogelbach
- Pin-Chieh Chen
- Tony Zych
- Ben Wells
- Trey McNutt
- Ronald Torreyes
- Marco Hernandez
- Chris Carpenter
Unfortunately Arizona Phil didn't publish his top 15 list this year, at least not in a post that I can find. I thought I saw something in a comment earlier in the offseason but can't seem to locate it. So my always comical top 16 will have to stand for the official 2012 TCR prospect list this year (tilts head back and laughs maniacally). Obviously my list is based off what the experts call "performance scouting", mostly a look at the numbers, but I very much do take into account what I read from those "experts" (Arizona Phil included). This following is for entertainment purposes only. If you're looking for some guidelines on the stats, you'd prefer a walk rate in the 9-10% range (with below 5% being in the "You're probably a waste of roster space" territory), your strikeouts in the 15-20% range (with over 25% being "Danger, Will Robinson territory"). As for BABIP, your results may vary, but know that very, very few major leaguers have maintained a .360 BABIP and most settle in the .300-.320 range.
1. Anthony Rizzo (age 22) - Jackson or Rizzo, Rizzo or Jackson? How to decide such importance as the top spot of a trivial prospect list? For me, Rizzo is a year younger and doesn't strike out an rate that scares the beejeesus out of me, so I give him the top spot. Plus I get to make Muppets jokes. Ultimately I trust McLeod and Hoyer over Wilken at this point and those guys passed over Jackson in the draft a few years back citing too much swing and miss in Jackson's game. Not that Rizzo doesn't have some warning signs, mainly that his best season came in the bandbox that is Tuscon and there's some worries his swing is a bit long that'll suppress some of those numbers in the majors.
Stat Line: .880 Career OPS, 9.7 BB%, 20.7K %, .342 BABIP
2. Brett Jackson (age 23) - Position scarcity would generally lead me to give Jackson the nod, but a K rate north of 27% last year between two stops and close to 30% in AAA makes me fear that all the walks in the world won't make up for .230 BA. It's just too tough to maintain a solid BABIP with that much swing and miss in his game and that means a suppressed BA possibly in the .220 to .240 range, which means a suppressed OBP and suppressed SLG. There's also a lot of the scouting folks that aren't particularly enamored with any of his tools, Mr. Solid I believe was the nickname thrown around. Hit tool is good, but a lot of strikeouts; speed is good, but in the 20-30 range at best; power is good, but talking 20 HR power; defense is okay, but might have to move to left, the arm just good enough for center but certainly not for right field. So that's the bad...we'll call it Drew Stubbs or Rob Deer. The good, maybe he maxes out on all his tools and can be more like Jim Edmonds or Grady Sizemore pre-knee injuries. Regardless, should be a good chance we'll see him and Rizzo up sometime this year.
Stat Line: .884 Career OPS, 13.2 BB% 23.9 K%, .373 BABIP
3. Javier Baez (age 19) - This is more about new prospect smell than anything, but right now his ceiling is a guy with wrists as fast as Gary Sheffield that can play shortstop. That's certainly exciting, but it'll be a lot less exciting when he moves to third or second base as just about everyone thinks he'll end up doing.
4. Dan Vogelbach (age 19) - Riddle me this? If Vogelbach is the son of a major leaguer known for hitting home runs, does he go higher in the draft? Certainly not many were scared off by Fielder's weight when he got picked in 2002, 7th overall, but that seemed to be the only fear about Vogelbach as no one seems to question his bat. Yeah, he has to get into shape and he has to improve his defense, but if he's mashing home runs with a good approach at the plate, folks will be quite forgiving quickly.
5. Dillon Maples (age 20) - Seems a little old for a high school prospect, but also seems like the only guy in the system currently that could be a top of the rotation starter. He'll have to work on that third pitch to get there.
6. Trey McNutt (age 22) - I'd love to just explain 2011 away because of injuries, but staying healthy is pretty much the 6th tool for me and McNutt certainly couldn't do it last year. And when he did pitch (possibly while hurt), all his numbers trended the wrong way including a K rate that went down from 10.2 to 6.2 and a WHIP that went from 1.117 to 1.614. 2011 may have been the fluke or was it 2010? I suppose we'll find out soon enough. I'd put him lower, but he still has the ceiling of a top of a rotation starter if everything breaks correctly and I'm not particularly enamored by the system past the top 3-4 spots.
7. Josh Vitters (age 22) - I'm giving up hope that Vitters will be a huge impact at the major league level, but not that he'll be in the majors and contrbute something. He's still been very young at the levels he's played and still has one of the nicest swings in the minors. He seems to have no problems hitting in the AFL against even better competition. Yes, he needs to learn to not swing at everything he can make contact with along with improving his defense (of which reports from last year are that he is indeed doing so), but I'm still holding on that he can be an average everyday player in the majors.
Stat Line: .758 Career OPS, 4.26 BB%, 14.77 K%, .301 BABIP
8. Matt Szczur (age 22) - With Szczur it comes down to what you believe he can do now that he's concentrating on baseball full-time. My fortune tellers license hasn't arrived yet, so I'm a bit skeptical, albeit hopeful as I am with most Cubs prospects. The guy obviously has some speed, although he's not really considered a burner. But that should translate into a solid defensive center fielder at least. The good news with the bat is he puts the ball in play - A LOT - and coupled with his speed should help to keep the batting average up. The bad? Well he didn't really show the patience you want from a leadoff hitter, especially after his promotion to Daytona. And while Baseball America seems high on him (#64 overall prospect in baseball), the other prognosticators are way down on him and actually marvel at the hype he's being afforded. Keith Law specifically pointing out how much of he doesn't care for his slap hitting swing. He still has the ceiling of an average regular center fielder in my opinion, so I put him ahead of the 4th outfielder/bench types for now.
Stat Line: .781 Career OPS, 6.04 BB%, 10.7 K%, .326 BABIP
9. Welington Castillo (age 25) - Castillo's pretty much at the make or break point of his career considering his age and already two partial seasons in AAA. Whether he'll get that chance in Chicago will be the question. At his best, he'll be a regular catcher with some power and good defense. Defensive tools that he hasn't really manifested itself in his brief major league call-ups that seemed to be littered with passed balls and other mistakes.
Stat Line: .781 Career OPS, 6.04 BB%, 10.7 K%, .326 BABIP
10. Jae-Hoon Ha (age 21): We're pretty much into second division starters at this point of my list with the bench being a real possibility for the rest of this crew. Ha, much like Szczur, puts the ball in play a lot, but walks even less. I don't think his speed is up to Szczur, which likely means he doesn't have the range of Szczur either. I know his AA manager said great things about his centerfield defense, but AA managers speaking on their own players are probably not the most objective of analysts. On the good side, if he doesn't stick in center field, it seems like he's more than suited for right field with a very good arm. He's also been very young for his leagues, so he has that going for him. Not enough walks, power or speed for me to get too excited at this point.
Stat Line: .716 Career OPS, 3.47 BB%, 12.7 K%, .305 BABIP
11. Ronald Torreyes (age 19): I want to be more excited about Torreyes, for he has put up big OPS numbers in 2 seasons, but those are rookie leagues and a half season and about a half season of A ball. It doesn't look like he walks much, but he certainly doesn't strike out much either. Not only is he a small guy, but he doesn't appear to have the frame that scouts think he'll grow much more into...I believe "wirey" is the term I read. His defense is considered excellent and the new crew must obviously see something interesting here, even if he's years away.
Stat Line: .935 Career OPS, 5.39 BB%, 5.39 K%, .375 BABIP
12. Junior Lake (age 22): Here are Junior Lake's BA/OPS numbers in chronological order at each stop in the minors since joining the Cubs in 2007. 274/745, 286/752, 248/642, 264/731, 315/815, 248/680. One of these is not like the others. He showed some increased speed on the bases with 38 SB's against just 6 CS's, although some of that is apparently credited to his mastery of the delayed steal. Maybe that will translate to the majors, but advanced scouting will probably put a damper on it. On top of questionable strikezone judgement, terms such as clueless, no instinct and various other disparaging comments about his defense have been bandied about. There's almost no chance he'll stick at shortstop, very little that he can even handle third base which then moves him to the outfield, and well he doesn't hit like an outfielder even with an 80 rated arm. If there's encouraging news, he allegedly grew two more inches this offseason and will be just 22 this year in AA. To say the least, I'm skeptical he'll even make it as a utility player.
Stat Line: .716 Career OPS, 5.45 BB%, 23.8 K%, .341 BABIP
13. Rafael Dolis: (age 24) How bad are the Cubs pitching prospects? I'm down to sketchy set-up men on the prospect list. In this case, we have Dolis, possessor of a nasty mid 90's power sinker. A pitch some of you may remember was the claim to fame of Justin Berg, who had similar albeit slightly inferior minor league peripherals: (Berg's)1.495 WHIP, 9.1 H/9, 0.5 HR/9, 4.3 BB/9, 5.6 SO/9. Regardless, a plus pitch is better than a lot of players can offer, so Dolis reluctantly makes my list.
Stat Line: 3.69 ERA, 1.405 WHIP, 8.1 H/9, 0.4 HR/9, 4.5 BB/9, 6.9 SO/9
14. Reggie Golden (age 20): After coming into camp out of shape last seasn, he didn't do much in Boise to improve his stock with a 242/332/420 slash line. Nonetheless, he's on the fringe of still being a starter in the majors and at least takes a walk, while also striking out a ton. Hardly a guy I'm high on, but he still has a lot of time to improve.
Stat Line: .756 Career OPS, 10.28 BB%, 26 K%, .325 BABIP
15. Matt Cerda (age 22): And we're down to guys whose ceiling is utility player in the majors. For Cerda, he puts the ball in play and obviously is willing to take a walk. So far he's played 3B, SS, 2B in the minors and I imagine a few more will be notched on his locker before his minor league career is done.
Stat Line: .729 Career OPS, 13.55 BB%, 13.88 K%, .312 BABIP
16. Jeff Beliveau (age 25): I needed a replacement for Austin Kirk, whom I had at #14 before the trade to the Boston Red Sox. Out of the bullpen arms and bottom of the rotation starters left in the system, he seems the most likely to have a semblance of a major league career. Feel the excitement.
Honorable Mention/Just Don't Have Enough Info on Them: Gerardo Concepcion, Ben Wells, Brooks Raley, Pin-Chieh Chen, Chris Rusin, Jeff Beliveau, Austin Kirk, Robert Whitenack, Tony Zych, Zach Cates, Nick Struck, Marco Hernandez, Gioskar Amalaya, Jeimar Candelario, Zeke DeVoss, Dave Sappelt.
There are a few players that I'm sure will end up rising once we know more about them such as Gioskar Amalaya and Jeimar Candelrio, I just don't personally know enough about them. The same could be said about some of last year's draftees that I did include, but the draft is far more widely written about than international signings, so I'm a little more comfortable on their ceilings. Overall, it's a 2-deep system in terms of players I really care about: Jackson & Rizzo. If the Cubs can add Jorge Soler to the stables, the Cubs start to have the makings of a decent farm system at least on the position player side of the equation. That in and of itself would be a rare feat for this Cubs organization, homegrown position player talent. On the mound, it's a system of backend of the rotation starters and not particularly exciting bullpen arms. Figuring the Cubs really don't have the trading chips to land an ace or two, delving into next year's free agent pool that could include the likes of Matt Cain, Cole Hamels and Zack Greinke could be in the cards. And if they bypass that route, you understand the desire to shore up the pitching depth this offseason. Good news about a farm system, is your one good draft and signing class from potentially drastically improving. And the guys that just helped put San Diego on top of most organizational talent lists are now running the Cubs.
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Arizona Phil 11 hours 49 min ago (view)
In addition to 40 players signed to 2020 MLB contracts, after releasing 22 minor leaguers this week the Cubs now have 279 players signed to 2020 minor league contracts (plus one minor leaguer on the Restricted List), for a total of 320 players in the organization (181 pitchers, 30 catchers, 60 infielders, and 49 outfielders).
JustSayin' 21 hours 2 min ago (view)
Years of over-drafting pitching shown here.
Dolorous Jon Lester 22 hours 52 min ago (view)
Some of the players cut I am not too surprised by. Some of them I think are definitely victims of the minor league pay thing and being squeezed out.
That said, I am very surprised they gave up already on Riley McCauley and Niels Stone.
Hagsag 1 day 32 min ago (view)
Baseball America is showing a big group of players that have been released.
Arizona Phil 1 day 14 hours ago (view)
The Cubs have released minor league catcher Rafelin Lorenzo. He was selected from the Pittsburgh Pirates in the AAA Phase of the 2018 Rule 5 Draft and spent the 2019 season at South Bend. He was eligible to be a minor league 6YFA post-2020.
JustSayin' 2 days 23 hours ago (view)
The organizations will cut rosters down, as if the full-season teams were breaking camp to start the season, THEN pay the remaining minor leaguers $400/week or whatever. That's similar to what costs would have normally been but the "one last chance" players who got spring training invitations this year and didn't have an obvious roster spot won't be getting their last chance.
crunch 3 days 55 min ago (view)
"According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, all minor league players will be receiving $400 per week from MLB through at least May 31."
so that's where that promise landed. the scary thing is that's still more than some in the low minors make on a weekly basis.
crunch 5 days 17 hours ago (view)
"Jeff Passan of ESPN writes that the players and league agreed that the 2020 season won't start until "there are no bans on mass gatherings that limit the ability to play in front of fans, there are no travel restrictions and medical experts determine games will not pose a risk to health of teams and fans." Passan does add that the two sides "will consider the feasibility of playing in empty stadiums" and also at neutral sites.
crunch 5 days 23 hours ago (view)
i miss baseball. it could happen in june...it may happen in late may...it might not happen either way.
there's so many things getting messed up right now i would get lost making a list. there's some college guys making a serious "okay, we need to look at that guy" push that's dead. former cubs draft pick russell smith (2017, LHP highschool) took last season off for injury (TCU college) and returned with a low 90s fastball, impressive control, and a MLB-quality changeup. his "comeback" was 4 games and done thanks to this current situation...
JustSayin' 6 days 1 hour ago (view)
COVID 19 + a short draft + Manfred's obsessive drive to shrink the minor leagues will change baseball forever. It WAS still America's grass roots sport. Where I live, from June through August, you could see a quality live game any day of the week, within an hour's drive. I believe that era is over. What's going on will have ripple effects, contracting serious college ball, college summer leagues and independent pro ball just as much as the MiLB systems. With those changes, some of the game's charm will also go. I've seen a kid from Cape Cod play in the Ca
crunch 6 days 23 hours ago (view)
fyi for anyone who bought MLB.tv
for "some reason" getting a cancel+refund via phone is like pulling teeth, but if you contact them via a webpage contact request many people are getting a cancel+refund confirmation within an hour or 2...
bradsbeard 1 week 6 hours ago (view)
I imagine because the new labor agreement freezes rosters as of whenever the agreement is approved by the owners and it might affect what those guys are paid under the agreement.
Hagsag 1 week 8 hours ago (view)
AZ Phil. what was the reason that a whole bunch of teams optioned or assigned players to the minor leagues yesterday on March 26 ? Thanks.
Arizona Phil 1 week 12 hours ago (view)
jdrnym: Ordinarily, players on an MLB Reserve List (40-man roster) who are on Optional Assignment to the minors do not accrue MLB Service Time, are paid at the minor league rate rather than at the MLB rate if the player has a "split" contract, and if the player gets hurt or becomes sick after being optioned, he can be placed on a minor league IL instead of on an MLB IL (so that he cannot accrue MLB Service Time or be paid at the MLB rate while he is on the IL). Also, a player who is optioned to the minors for at least 20 days will burn an option year.
jdrnym 1 week 1 day ago (view)
AZPhil, what are the technical ramifications of optioning/not optioning guys during this period of no baseball? Seems like some teams are more eager than others to trim their roster down.
crunch 1 week 2 days ago (view)
"Major League Baseball has agreed with the MLBPA to grant a full year of service time to players in 2020 regardless of how many games the schedule includes.
Rosenthal adds, however, that the two sides have agreed to "table discussions" on how much service time the players would receive if the worst-case scenario plays out and the 2020 season has to be canceled entirely due to the coronavirus pandemic."

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Plenty was learned in the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' gut-wrenching loss to the Calgary Stampeders in week 13, particularly in regards to the legitimacy of both West Division franchises as the CFL season enters its final stretch.
In a game that saw Calgary's hurt kicker, Rene Parades, boot a game-winning, 52-yard field goal for a final score of 36-34, there were still a few questions left unanswered, particularly of this sort: what in the world was going on with the Blue Bombers' defense in the first half, and why did Calgary's receivers also seem to have a five-yard halo around them?
The Stamps' offense bullied the league's second-best ranked defense to the tune of 280 first half net yards and 27 points on the scoreboard. With Mitchell having all day in the pocket to throw to consistently wide-open receivers, those numbers don't even seem to do the Stamps justice for their absolute domination early on.
Things changed after halftime. Of course, the Bombers' offense and special-teams began to show life, and the Stamps' offensive play-calling became more conservative given their initial lead, but there were also obvious defensive improvements in the second half, no doubt.
Defensive coordinator Richie Hall made obvious halftime adjustments, while his players cut down on simple mental errors and actually showed up to play. As a result, the Bombers came within 15 seconds of completing a 24-point comeback in the home stadium of the league's bench-mark franchise.
The Bombers will want to burn the tape, but that first half performance was far too awful to simply dismiss. These two teams could very well meet for a fourth-time this season in the playoffs, and considering the Stamps have scored over 30 points in all three of their meetings against the Bombers this season, Hall needs to re-evaluate his game-planning for Bo Levi Mitchell and Co.
It was certainly fascinating to see the game-planning of both Calgary's Dave Dickenson and Winnipeg's Hall come to fruition, particularly in tracking the success/failure of some of the more obvious adjustments they made to their systems to prepare for one of the most anticipated games of the season.
The Stamps had a plan, and most noticeable was how they seemed to intentionally attack the Bombers' trips adjustments. Dickenson certainly planned to test the Bombers' communication and recognition-skills in the assignment switches that are heavily involved in running Richie Hall's man-coverage-heavy defense – and it payed off.
It's why the Stamps seemed to find a lot of room for their receivers in the middle of the field, particularly early on. With one linebacker often responsible for spying the running back while the other blitzes, there's naturally always going to be a weakness in the middle of the Bombers' defense when the Bombers are in a variation of a man-coverage. For whatever reason, when he's calls man-coverage, Hall loves blitzing his MIKE linebacker and aligning him near the line-of-scrimmage, while coaching his WILL to cautiously blitz from depth if the running back stays in the backfield to protect. Already the Bomber defensive backs are lacking that inside help from linebackers when covering receivers one-on-one.
Early on, the Stamps tested rookie free safety Taylor Loffler's awareness, knowing the Bombers would shift him over towards the boundary if the Stamps had three receivers to the short-side. Though they'll sometimes bring the nickel linebacker over and play straight man-to-man with a cheating safety giving help over the top as well (which, consequently, leaves the wide-side in cover-0, unless an extra safety – TJ Heath – is subbed in for a defensive lineman or inside linebacker – then cover-2), the Bombers will typically pattern-match 3-on-3 against trips in the boundary when the original play-call is either cover-1 or even cover-2. In the most common pattern-matching variations the Bombers utilize, the cornerback is responsible for the outside-breaking route, the halfback switches onto any vertical route and the free safety, though dropping deep, must switch onto any inside-breaking route at the intermediate level. Loffler was late recognizing the inside-breaking receiver a few times, and the Stamps made him pay early. Loffler was late reacting twice on these plays, getting beat across his face for gains of 30 and 19 yards to veteran receiver Marquay McDaniel.
Perhaps the most noticeable downfall of the Bombers' defense was a completely ineffective pass-rush on Mitchell. The Bombers did not record a sack on Mitchell and, frankly, they hardly pressured the fifth-year passer, if ever. Although Mitchell plays the quarterback position with great anticipation and a quick release – and his offensive line is absolutely second-to-none – the Bombers' pass-rush was inexplicably poor in Saturday's showdown.
While, sure, the Bombers' defensive backs truly did play one of their worst games of the season, they received absolutely no help from the front-seven. Mitchell took full advantage of his never-ending time in the pocket, playing pitch-and-catch against man-coverage – and, in the process, taking advantage of some rather outrageous routes called that no defensive back should have to cover. Maurice Leggett stood no chance using trail-technique in man-coverage on Marquay McDaniel's 15-yard juke-route, while Chris Randle's first catch allowed – which didn't come until the fourth quarter – occurred on a 20-yard corner-turned-out-route to the wide-side of the field. The defensive backs weren't to blame in either of those situations – Mitchell cannot be afforded the time to throw those ridiculous routes.
Randle, meanwhile, was one of the lone bright-spots on the Bombers' defense, however much of his success was simply based on scheme. The Stamps didn't test Randle in coverage, as the boundary wide receiver spot – which was mostly occupied by Anthony Parker, though it didn't really change with who was playing the spot – primarily ran different clear-out routes to assure Mitchell good spacing as he attacked the Bombers' halfbacks and switches in man-coverage. In other words, the Bombers played far more man-coverage than zone, and Randle's match-up was rarely used as anything more than a clear-out, decoy or check-down route to help diagnose the coverage, such as a short speed-out to keep the corner low while Mitchell threw to dig-routes over top.
The Bombers continued with the strategy they introduced last week against Toronto, playing Randle exclusively at left cornerback and Johnny Adams exclusively at right cornerback as the two star defenders' roles sort themselves out. Coincidentally, Randle and Adams each played an equal 28 snaps at boundary cornerback and 28 snaps at field cornerback against the Argonauts. As expected, that balance was not replicated against Calgary, however. Randle played 69.6-percent of the defensive snaps at boundary cornerback, though by virtue of the Stamps' offensive game-plan, was not under siege very often.
The Bombers challenged the Stamps with basic cover-1 and cover-2 man-to-man all game long, calling significantly less cover-3 and cover-4 than they typically do. Of course, the Bombers have a few different variations of even basic cover-2. The two-deep zone players are occasionally Loffler and weak-side linebacker Tony Burnett, while other times it could be Loffler and Leggett – their nickel linebacker. The Bombers sometimes even bring in a second safety (TJ Heath) and play two-deep over standard man-coverage. Regardless, the Stamps' won virtually all these man-to-man match-ups on Saturday – and quite handily, at that.
Boundary halfback Kevin Fogg struggled in his match-ups, as all of his catches/yards allowed came in standard cover-1 or cover-2 man-to-man with the exception of a 14-yard catch in the second quarter, which saw his flat-zone flooded with two curls at nearly identical depth, leaving the rookie halfback to choose one to cover in a lose-lose situation.
Field halfback Bruce Johnson was no better in coverage – too often did the three-year veteran allow receivers to dictate their release – while Leggett was, once again, heavily targeted and victimized. Leggett, who's most commonly used as an underneath "rover" when aligned to the field-side – for reference, see his pick-sixes on Jeremiah Masoli and Kevin Glenn – or as a strong-safety in two-high deep alignments, had increased coverage duties with the Stamps intentionally drawing him to the boundary with their trips formation when the Bombers were in man. The aforementioned Marquay McDaniel, who's had success against Leggett in the past, had another two receptions against the 29-year-old, taking advantage of no. 31's trail-technique with crafty moves at the stem of his route.
The touchdown that Leggett allowed was largely just poor communication, but it's worth noting that he did seem to allow Mitchell to freeze him with his eyes. Randle and Fogg both retreated into deep-zones – indicating cover-4 in the boundary – although that was likely a coverage adjustment they made pre-snap with Leggett following the receiver in motion to the short-side.
The original play-call certainly didn't have both Randle and Fogg retreating into deep-quarters, but they likely made an adjustment with Leggett coming over to account for the third receiver. The Bombers seemed to make the exact same adjustment twice later in the game, and on both of those plays, Leggett correctly dropped low and underneath any potential 4-route from the no. 2 receiver. If he'd done that on the above play, Lemar Durant wouldn't have had the easiest touchdown of his young career.
Halftime Adjustments
The Bombers continued to show trust in their defensive backs despite a brutal first half, continuing to call a lot of man-coverage in the third and fourth quarter. They found a way to compensate for the Stamps attacking the middle of the field, however, subbing a second safety in more frequently, and also having Loffler and Leggett – when he aligned as a strong safety – occasionally play the "robber" role.
Though I'd point to the sustained drives on offense – as well as the Stamps' own mistakes and conservative play-calling on offense – in the second half before crediting the Bombers' defense, they did show some life in coverage at times. While the pass-rush remained invisible, the secondary seemed to communicate better, taking away the Stamps' attempts to create confusion with the trips formation to the short side.
That led to the Stamps attacking the backside more often, with the Bombers sometimes sacrificing safety help over the top to bring Leggett or Loffler (or both!) over to the boundary against trips. Bruce Johnson and Johnny Adams mostly struggled, but with the Stamps failing to capitalize on some plays – as well as the Bombers' run-defense stepping up – the Blue & Gold managed to hold the Stamps' offense to merely nine second-half points.
Aside from not completely packing it in at halftime, there's still not much for the Bombers' defense, who'd been outstanding over the summer, to be proud of from this game. While they were undeniably out-schemed, even worse was the way they were out-played on the field. Sure, Richie Hall called an incredibly heavy dose of man-coverage and, at times, put his players in positions to fail, but the Bombers' defensive backs have proven to be capable of holding their own in these match-ups at least somewhat. The defensive line, meanwhile, has no excuse for their performance. The Stamps' offensive line simply outclassed them. Fortunately that doesn't mean this otherwise rather stingy front-four can't bounce back.
With tough upcoming in-division games, the Bombers' defense needs to have a rather huge bounce back, in fact. The playoffs are near, and this unit cannot have peaked at the wrong time – summertime. It starts with defensive game-planning, but the players on the field must play better, too.
If the last seven games meant anything, Bombers' fans should feel confident in this unit playing strong down the stretch despite the debacle that was their loss to the Stampeders and their prolific offense last week.


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USB PCControllerMini-Network is used for switching of up to 4 antennas or for Stack match control. This model's specialty is its ability to work in network. Any networked computer can be used to control up to 3 controllers, connected to the main computer. Its main attraction is its easy and intuitive controllability through numerical part of PC's keyboard...
Connectors and connections:
• USB mini
• 8-pins microphone
◦ 1 – PTT in
◦ 2 – Relay1
◦ 3 – Relay2
◦ 4 – Relay3
◦ 5 – Relay4
PIN 1 – PTTin is used for blocking the antenna switch during transmission. It is protected against overvoltages and galvanically insulated (optocoupler).
PIN 8 – Analog in is used for rotator control, which means that it is unused in this version.
LED signals
• LED green – Power ON
• LED red – communication and PTTin
PCControllerMiniNet software
PCControllerMiniNetwork SW is comprised of Server and Client (PCControlerMiniNet_Server.exe and PCControlerMiniNet_Client.exe).
Whole package is copied in temporary map (e.g. C:\PCMiniNetwork ... - Windows installation is not needed) on the main computer, connected to PCControllerMini.
1. Start by executing the Server Program (PCControlerMiniNet_Server.exe).
2. Select »Setting« in main menu and so start the program Configure, then click »Install driver CH341« in the »Install driver« area and follow instructions.
This concludes USB driver installation.
3. If the PCControllerMiniNet is already connected to USB port (1-3 controllers) click the »Setup Com Port 1 (picture A) and choose the port of our controller (picture B, COM4 in the shown example, COM1 is system port and is never used here. Click on »Open Com« and so connect to controller, which responds as per picture C (Com port, Arduino type and Software version). If automatic connection is desired, we can check-in the function AutoCom for each COM port.
After the connection to controller is established, we can determine output logic (output GND or output Plus (Vcc)). All connected controller icons will be green at this point:
4. We continue by starting Client Program on the main computer and/or any other computer on network. We go to the menu »Setup« and choose »Configure«. We confirm all the changes with »Save« and exit with »Close«.
A) In Main tab, in »Select the mode of work« field we choose function for Controller 1 (Interface 1), Controller 2 (Interface 2) and Controller 3 (Interface 3) respectively, provided that they are actually connected.
PCControllerMiniNet offers following functionalities at this moment:
◦ 4 x RX (switching of up to 4 RX antennas)
◦ 2 x Stack Match (Stack Match for 2 antennas)
◦ 3 x Stack Match (Stack Match for 3 antennas)
This field offers us also the »Auto change window interface«, which automatically hides currently unselected interfaces. Click in main window updates entries for next controller (example below for two stackmatch controllers / 14 and 21 MHz/ with Auto Change window interface (A and B) and without (C). This allows us to use just one key set (e.g. 1,2,3) for all 3 connected controllers (e.g. for 3 stack match controllers).
B) In the »TCP connection« field enter the IP of the main computer, running the Server Program. If the Server Program runs on the same computer, we can type just local IP: 127.0.0.1. If automatic connection at program start in the future is desired, we can check the box »TCP Auto Connect«.
C) Choose desired program in the »Auto receive Options«. PCControllerMini currently supports Whispering and N1MM, Wintest is in testing stage.
D) In the tab »Antennas« we define directional diagrams for all connected controllers (up to 3) If we select Auto1-3 options, selected antennas wil switch automatically according to the prefix input to the logger program (N1MM etc). When using StackMatch, Auto functions should be off.
E) »View/Test« tab offers us to mark particular controller output. Those markings will be visible only when enabled through »Visible« check box, otherwise they will be named with defaults - Antenna 1 .. Antenna 12.
»Select Color« field enables us to increase color intensities. Changes will take effect after program restart.
F) We can use »Key Manual« tab to assign chosen key to desired outputs combination. This is useful in many situations, where single action demands synchronous setting of several outputs. (e.g Stack match might require switch of several relays for matching etc).
Every symbol that we intend to use, has to be enabled with a checkbox at its name. This enables to use other symbols in other programs.
Example above shows two antenna Stack match. Key 1 controls upper antenna (TOP), key 2 controls bottom antenna (BOT), key 3 controls transformer relay (BOTH).
Due to the main window layout, matching transformer is always shown on fourth output (vertical signal) A4 or A8 or A12, depending on controller used.
Caution: Each change has to be saved with the key »Save«!
5. Network control of PCControllerMini_Net controllers As we have said before, PCControllerMiniNet_Client.exe program can be run on any computer in the network. In order to connect to server, we have to enter server's IP address into program under menu "Setting→TCP Connection". We have to look the address up on the server machine itself (menu Setting/User and info service), which contains IP address. This of course means that PCControllerMiniNet_Server.exe has to be running on the main computer that is connected to controllers.
Connection result is shown immediatelly after establishment in main window of the server program (graphics in low left corner).
Main server window (graphics A) follows the state of all connections and operator actions on the network. We can see which controllers are connected and which outputs are active. Display is refreshed every second (blue signal blinks at each refresh), which should be enough for real-time response. Client sees only its own computer on selected controller. (graphics B).
All other Client settings within the Configure program are identical to settings on main computer.
6. Software upgrade
Software is being constantly developed and upgraded, which enables user to use it as long as h/is/er hardware is compatible with newest software versions. All s/he needs is internet connection and PCControllerMiniNet controller, connected to USB port.
We can check for existing upgrade by clicking "File→Check for new program version" (which starts the program UpDateX.exe within the package), which checks for existence of newer version and reacts correspondingly. All we have to do is follow the instructions precisely.
With this step we upgrade software as well as firmware. Old version is automatically deleted.
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Lyuba Bobova, Ph.D. Chicago Campus
"I try to foster intellectual curiosity, skepticism, and professionalism in my courses."
-Lyuba Bobova, Ph.D.
Lyuba Bobova, Ph.D.
Associate Department Chair, Psychology Department
Core Faculty, Psy.D.
I specialize at teaching courses that focus on psychological science, including research methods, and statistics. My teaching philosophy is based on creating a professional and structured classroom environment, engaging students in the course topics through active learning, and facilitating application and generalization of skills or knowledge outside of the classroom. Research has shown active learning to be quite effective across topics and disciplines, and active learning is especially central to instruction of research methods and statistics. I prefer to spend most of the classroom time solving problems together to lecturing.
While many students may use statistics outside of class very infrequently, I want all students to become better consumers of survey and other quantitative information and I use real world examples to help generalize classroom lessons to real-life problems. I try to foster intellectual curiosity, skepticism, and professionalism in my courses. Students may subscribe to conflicting theories or have different ideas, but discussions of those differences must always be professional, collaborative, and honest about the quality of evidence that supports them.
My research examines the cognitive and personality risk factors that contribute to onset and maintenance of substance use disorders. Some of my work has focused on the externalizing risk pathway described in part by the cognitive-motivational theory of personality vulnerability in addictive disorders, where cognitive abilities may exacerbate risk conferred by disinhibited personality characteristics. More recently, I started investigating the internalizing risk pathways. Some individuals may start using substances to cope with or ameliorate emotional symptoms, which may later develop into a maladaptive and harmful addiction. I also have a special interest in applying advanced statistical techniques to clinical research.
At Adler University, I have enjoyed using my research and quantitative skills to facilitate scientific inquiry by students and faculty. I am a member of the Institutional Review Board (IRB) committee, and I am looking forward to contributing to research and statistical consultation services at the University.
Please email or call me (312.662.4366) if you have questions or would like more information about me.
- Ph.D., Clinical Science, Indiana University, Bloomington
- M.S., Applied Statistics, Indiana University, Bloomington
- B.A., Psychology & Germanic Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington
Professional Memberships
- Association for Psychological Science
- Research Society on Alcoholism
- Midwestern Psychological Association
- APA Division 5: Evaluation, Measurement, and Statistics
- APA Division 12 Section 3: Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology
- APA Division 38: Health Psychology
- APA Division 50: Addictions
Select Publications
- Persinger, V. K., Whiteside, D. M., Bobova, L., Saigal, S., Vannucci, M. J., & Basso, M. R. (2018). Using the California Verbal Learning Test, second edition as embedded performance validity measure among individuals with TBI and psychiatric disorders. The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 32(6), 1039 - 1053.
- Wolitzky-Taylor, K., Sewart, A., Vrshek-Schallhorn, S., Zinbarg, R., Mineka, S., Hammen, C., Bobova, L., Adam, E. K. & Craske, M. G. (2017). The effects of childhood and adolescent adversity on substance use disorders and poor health in early adulthood. Journal of youth and adolescence, 46(1), 15-27.
- Kendall, A. D., Zinbarg, R. E., Bobova, L., Zinbarg, R. E., Mineka, S., Revelle, W., Prenoveau, J., Craske, M. (2016). Measuring Positive Emotion with the Mood and Anxiety Symptom Questionnaire: Psychometric Properties of the Anhedonic Depression Scale. Assessment, 23(1), 86 - 95.
- Zinbarg, R. E., Mineka, S., Bobova, L., Craske, M., Vrshek-Schallhorn, S., Griffith, J. W., Wolitzky-Taylor, K., Waters, A. M., Sumner, J., Anand, D. (2016). Testing a hierarchical model of neuroticism and its cognitive facets: Latent structure and prospective prediction of first onsets of anxiety and unipolar mood disorders over three years in late adolescence. Clinical Psychological Science, 4(5), 805 - 824.
- Kendall, A. D., Zinbarg, R. E., Mineka, S., Bobova, L., Prenoveau, J. M., Revelle, W., Craske M. (2015). Prospective Associations of Low Positive Emotionality with First Onsets of Depressive and Anxiety Disorders: Results from a 10-Wave Latent Trait-State Modeling Study. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 124(4), 933 - 943.
- Wolitzky-Taylor, K. B., Bobova, L., Zinbarg, R. E., Mineka, S., & Craske, M. (2012). Understanding the impact of anxiety and mood disorders on subsequent substance use disorder onset and vice versa: Evidence from a longitudinal investigation. Addictive Behaviors, 37, 982 - 985.
- Bobova, L., Finn, P. R., Rickert, M. E., & Lucas, J. (2009). Disinhibitory psychopathology and delay discounting in alcohol dependence: personality and cognitive correlates. Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology, 17 (1), 51 – 61.
- Finn, P. R., Rickert, M. E., Miller, M. A., Lucas, J., Bogg, T., Bobova, L., & Canrell, E. H. (2009). Reduced cognitive ability in alcohol dependence: Examining the role of covarying externalizing psychopathology. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 118 (1), 100 – 116.
- Finn, P. R., Bobova, L., Wehner, E., Fargo, S., Rickert, M. E. (2005). Alcohol expectancies, conduct disorder and early-onset alcoholism: Negative alcohol expectancies are associated with less drinking in non-impulsive versus impulsive subjects. Addiction, 100 (7), 953 – 962.
Select Presentations
- Bobova, L., Murman, P., Martinez Aguilar, N., Skowron, M., Corbin, G., & Jimenez, M. (2018, June). Doctoral training of non-native English speaking psychology and counseling students: Cultural and unique experiences and available support. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology, Toronto, ON.
- Bobova, L., Jimenez, M., Martinez Aguilar, N., Skowron, M., Murman, P., Patterson, L. T., & Corbin, G. (2018, June). Training and support for faculty working with non-native English speaking doctoral students. Poster presented at the annual Research and Scholarship Symposium at Adler University, Chicago, IL.
- Persinger, V., Whiteside, D., Bobova, L., Saigal, S., Vannucci, M., Basso, M. (2017, February). The California verbal learning test-II total hits and total false positives as embedded performance validity measures in mood disorders. Poster presented at the International Neuropsychological Society, New Orleans, LA.
- Bobova, L., Mineka, S., Zinbarg, R., Craske, M. (2016, May). Age of first drink predicts new onsets of substance use disorders: Associations with externalizing versus internalizing traits. Poster presented at the 28th annual convention of the Association for Psychological Science, Chicago, IL.
- Vinograd, M., Bobova, L., Vrshek-Schallhorn, S., Wolitzky-Taylor, K. B., Mineka, S., Zinbarg, R. E., & Craske, M. G. (2016, March). Neuroticism and Interpretive Bias as Predictors of Mood and Anxiety Symptomatology in Young Adults. Poster presented at annual convention of the Anxiety & Depression Association of America, Philadelphia, PA.
- Lampropoulos, G. K., & Bobova, L. (2015, June). Integrating Positive Psychology and Social Justice: Theoretical, research, and practice applications. Paper presented at the Fourth World Congress on Positive Psychology, Lake Buena Vista, FL.
- Bobova, L., Zinbarg, R. E., Mineka, S., & Craske, M. G. (2013, May) Facets of neuroticism: Relationship to dysfunctional cognitive styles and anxiety sensitivity. Poster presentation at the 25th annual convention of the Association for Psychological Science, Washington, DC.
- Bobova, L., Mineka, S., Zinbarg, R., & Craske, M. (2012, October). Coping styles moderate personality and affective risk for mood and anxiety disorders. In Biopsychosocial Approaches to the Study of Diatheses and Diatheses-Stress Relationships for the Emotional Disorders: Prospective Results from the Youth Emotion Project. Paper session conducted at the 26th annual meeting of the Society for Research in Psychopathology, Ann Arbor, MI.
- Bobova, L., Mineka, S., Zinbarg, R. E., & Craske, M. (2011, September). Age of first drink predicts new onsets of substance use disorders: Associations with externalizing versus internalizing symptoms. Poster presented at the 25th annual meeting of the Society for Research in Psychopathology, Boston, MA.
- Bobova, L., Rickert, M. E., Lucas, J., & Finn, P. R. (2011, April). Attention to alcohol, drug, and face stimuli in young adults with polysubstance abuse. Paper presented at the clinical and personality psychology colloquium series, Department of Psychology, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL.
- Bobova, L. & Finn, P. R. (2010, April). Assessing attention biases to alcohol, drug, and neutral images with a visual probe task. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL.


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By Philip Kavesh, Attorney
When It Comes To Dividing Your Estate Between Your Children (or Other Beneficiaries), What's Really "Fair"?
Trustee Is Removed but Doesn't Turn over Assets
Generally, a removed trustee should turn over assets. However, that doesn't always happen.
Minnesota, Life Insurance Companies Face Off in Court
State recovers $200 million in unpaid life insurance.
A Contingent Beneficiary for Your IRA Is Important
A recent IRS ruling highlights why it is important to designate a contingent beneficiary for your IRA in case the primary beneficiary predeceases you.
Will 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Skip School?
Financial decision by Harper Lee's estate may turn out to be quite costly.


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I found these errors today in my the cron log :
May 10 09:53:01 sysadmin CROND[2267]: (librenms) CMD ( /opt/librenms/alerts.php >> /dev/null 2>&1) May 10 09:54:01 sysadmin crond[63]: (root) BAD FILE MODE (/etc/cron.d/librenms.cron)
I wrongly assumed a 755 permission was needed for crons, seems I was wrong. For cron execution we only need 644. Surprisingly the issue gets resolved then and cron does execute the cron. I believe this is new behavior in from Centos 7.
Chmod to the solution :
chmod 0644 /etc/cron.d/librenms.cron


text: ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL METHODS CourseCode: 1599Degree: Bachelor's in Environmental ScienceFaculty of Experimental SciencesYear: Year 4 of Bachelor's in Environmental ScienceSemester: SpringType: ElectiveLanguage: EnglishECTS credits: 6Lecture: 3Laboratory: 3Hours: 150Directed: 60Shared: 3Autonomous: 87Department: Applied BiologyArea: TOXICOLOGYCourse instructors are responsible for the course content descriptions in English.DescriptionTreatment of analytical samples. Chromatographic techniques. Atomic absorption spectroscopy. Chemical and biological biomarkers of exposure and effect.FacultyNameCoordinatorLectureLaboratorySOGORB SÁNCHEZ, MIGUEL ANGEL■■■VILANOVA GISBERT, EUGENIO■ESTEVEZ DOMENECH, JORGE■■Professional interestThe environmentalist future must know which analytical technique is the most convenient to determine each environmental pollutant. This course aims to provide students with the necessary knowledge to determine which chemical analysis is the most appropriate according to the sample they handle and the type of contaminant they wish to determine.Competencies and learning outcomesObjectives (Learning outcomes)01Students will be able to select the most appropriate analytical technique for the determination of inorganic compounds.02Students will be able to select the most appropriate analytical technique for the determination of organic compounds.03Students will be able to discern what is the most suitable pre-treatment depending on the type of sample and the analyte of interest.04Students will be able to explain how work teams atomic and molecular spectroscopy with more relevant suitability for environmental analysis applications.05Students will be able to choose the most appropriate separation technique to analyze environmental contaminants of relevance.06Students will be able to explain the general principles governing chromatographic separations based on the interactions between analytes and stationary phase.07Students will be able to calculate from a collection of standard and problem chromatograms the qualitative and quantitative composition a sample to be analyzed.08Students will be able to explain the advantages of mass spectrometry over other techniques for the identification and quantification of analytes.ContentsLecture topicsTeaching unitsU1Unit 1: sample pretreatments.U2Unit 2: Spectroscopic techniques.U3Unit 3: Separation techniques: chromatography and electrophoresis.U4Unit 4: Other chemical analysis techniques.Association between objectives and unitsObjective/UnitU1U2U3U40102030405060708ScheduleWeekTeaching unitsDirected hoursShared hoursAutonomous hoursTotal hours1405924059330584405952057610567105681056102057123010.513.51310010.520.51410210.522.51515110.526.5Course contentsBasic bibliographySogorb Sánchez, Miguel Angel. Vilanova Gisbert, Eugenio. "Técnicas análíticas de contaminantes químicos aplicaciones toxicológicas, medioambientales y alimentarias". Madrid Díaz de Santos D.L. 2004. Harris, Daniel C. 1948-. Balahura, Robert / Berenguer Navarro, Vicente trad. "Análisis químico cuantitativo". Barcelona [etc.] Reverté 2007. Sierra, Isabel / Pérez , Damian / Morante, Sonia. "Prácticas de análisis instrumental". Madrid Dykinson 2008. Cela, Rafael. Lorenzo, Rosa Antonia / Casais, M¯ del Carmen. "Técnicas de separación en química analítica". Madrid Síntesis 2002. Complementary bibliographySogorb Sánchez, Miguel Angel. Vilanova Gisbert, Eugenio. "Técnicas analíticas ambientales". Elche Universidad Miguel Hernández D.L. 2003. Rubinson, Kenneth A. Rubinson, Judith F. "Análisis instrumental". Madrid [et al.] Prentice Hall D.L. 2000. Skoog, Douglas A. / Turiel Trujillo, Esther / Moreno Falcón, Eva. "Fundamentos de química analítica ". Madrid [etc.] Thomson D.L. 2005. Linkshttp://SoftwareMethodology and gradingMethodologyLecture: Pass on knowledge and activate cognitive processes in students, encouraging their participation.Solving exercises and problems: Exercise, test, and apply previous knowledge through routine repetition.GradingThere are 2 ways to overcome the course.OPTION 1: Continuous assessment (suggested)The student must meet the following conditions for passing the course: 1) The final qualification of the course shall be equal to or greater than 5; and, 2) To overcome the practical module.The final qualification is obtained by the following equation:Final qualification = 0.75 x theory score + 0.25 x practice scoreTheory scoreThe final theory score will be obtained from the following equation:Theory score = 0.75 x score of the theory exam + 0.25 x score of activitiesTheory examThe theory exam will account for 75 % of the theory score and will consist of 2 questions or problems each of them for 1 point plus a test of 32 questions of multiple choices where five possible answers, of which only one will be true, will be offered. All these multiple choice questions will score for 0.25 points and each wrong question will deduct 0.25 right questions.ActivitiesAt the end of each didactical Unit the teacher will propose one or more activities (resolution of tests, problems, etc.). Each activity will be judged according to criteria that will be announced in due course but overall activities will involve 25% of the total theory score. The score of the activities shall be valid for any of the 3 calls (June, September or December) of this course.PracticesIn order to pass the course will be unavoidable overcome the practical module. The practice module will be considered overcome when all and each of the following circumstances occur: 1) The student attends more than 50% of the practice sessions (minimum 4 sessions); 2) The student submits within the deadline ALL reports of practices; and 3) The student shows during practical sessions the necessary respect toward peers, teachers and practice material as well as maintains a positive attitude toward learning.The practice score is obtained by applying the following equation:Practice score = Average of scores of each of the requested practice reportsIn case the student does not pass the practice module will necessarily be evaluated using the option 2.OPTION 2: Final assessmentThe competences will be assessed through a final exam and then the qualification obtained through the course will not be taken into consideration. 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Dealing effectively with government also requires visibility, not a particular strong suit for many trucking companies. Zollars said the attention span of legislators is about as short as that of investors and they don't want to bother with a lot of detail, yet their decisions can drastically impact an industry.
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During his time at the helm, the company has grown its global interests considerably and Zollars also spoke about the specific challenges this has raised.
"We need to broaden our horizons and be more accepting of diversity. Cultural diversity is a big deal in our world. To be successful it's important for leaders to be aware of that," he said.
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ASRock Z68 Extreme4 Gen3 (Intel Z68) Motherboard Review (Page 1)
Well, hasn't this whole "Gen3" PCIe 3.0 thing caused uproar with the smack being clearly laid down by MSI and ASRock letting people know that they are the only companies to offer "true" PCIe 3.0 support for the next generation of LGA 1155 processors.
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