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09-13-2025 - BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, British Columbia - MLS Soccer action between Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Philadelphia Union. The Whitecaps won the match 7-0.

 

Attendance: 26,031

Referee: Allen Chapman

 

Scoring Summary

18’ – VAN – Mathías Laborda (Sebastian Berhalter)

24’ – VAN – Emmanuel Sabbi (Ali Ahmed)

29’ – VAN – Thomas Müller (penalty kick)

45’+1 – VAN – Thomas Müller (penalty kick)

61’ – VAN – Emmanuel Sabbi (Thomas Müller, Sebastian Berhalter)

80’ – VAN – Rayan Elloumi (Sebastian Berhalter, Jayden Nelson)

88’ – VAN – Thomas Müller (Giuseppe Bovalina, Jayden Nelson)

 

Statistics

Possession: VAN 59.3% - PHI 40.7%

Shots: VAN 20 - PHI 9

Shots on Goal: VAN 12 - PHI 2

Saves: VAN 2 - PHI 5

Fouls: VAN 15 - PHI 23

Offsides: VAN 1 - PHI 1

Corners: VAN 9 - PHI 1

 

Cautions

8’ – VAN – Thomas Müller

16’ – VAN – Tristan Blackmon

68’ – PHI – Milan Iloski

74’ – VAN – Tate Johnson

75’ – PHI – Tai Baribo

87’ – PHI Jovan Lukić

 

Vancouver Whitecaps FC1.Yohei Takaoka; 18.Édier Ocampo (28.Tate Johnson 68’), 12.Belal Halbouni, 33.Tristan Blackmon (27.Giuseppe Bovalina 87’), 2.Mathías Laborda; 16.Sebastian Berhalter, 20.Andrés Cubas (59.Jeevan Badwal 81’); 11.Emmanuel Sabbi, 13.Thomas Müller ©, 22.Ali Ahmed (7.Jayden Nelson 68’); 14.Daniel Ríos (75.Rayan Elloumi 68’)

 

Substitutes not used

32.Isaac Boehmer, 6.Ralph Priso, 17.Kenji Cabrera, 26.J.C. Ngando

 

Philadelphia Union

76.Andrew Rick; 11.Alejandro Bedoya (27.Kai Wagner 45’+2), 5.Jack Glesnes, 26.Nathan Harriel, 39.Francis Westfield; 33.Quinn Sullivan, 4.Jovan Lukić, 8.Jesús Bueno (21.Danley Jean-Jacques 45’+2), 19.Indiana Vassilev (20.Bruno Damiani 62’); 7.Mikael Uhre (9.Tai Baribo 45’+2), 32.Milan Iloski (44.Neil Pierre 70’)

 

Substitutes not used

31.George Marks, 6.Cavan Sullivan, 14.Jeremy Rafanello, 15.Olivier Mbaizo

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Statistics and Probability Alumni Networking (SPAN) Day The Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the College of Arts and Science are pleased to welcome back to campus three of its distinguished graduate alumni in the fields of probability and statistics: Professor Haijun Li, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Washington State University and Associate Director of the WSU Data Analytics Initiative Professor Xikui Wang, Associate Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Manitoba Professor Yiqiang Zhao, Associate Dean (Research and Graduate Studies), Faculty of Science and Professor of School of Mathematics and Statistics, Carleton University They are returning to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the start of their U of S graduate programs (September 1986) and to help us all celebrate the 100th anniversary of the U of S Alumni Association. As part of these celebrations, we are hosting a Statistics and Probability Alumni Networking (SPAN) Day on Saturday November 5, 2016. The distinguished visitors and their former graduate supervisors will give research talks and there will be an opportunity for current students and faculty to interact with the visitors. In particular, the day will end with a panel discussion on the theme: "How to turn your degree from a small graduate program into a big success."

Combination of 5 images at different exposures using statistics in Photoshop CS5.

Post-processing includes color and lens correction. Also cloning and healing in the wall and window frame to remove cracks and vignetting. Final cropping and sharpening.

Figures from the war.

Opening speech from a survivor

Histrogram at a graph paper with statistics journal and colour pencils.

Bungee jumping isn't a normal topic in school, but it was a major focus in Mr. Smith's Probability and Statistics class from Nov. 11-12, 2024. His students used scatter plots and regression models to approximate the appropriate length of a bungee cord made out of rubber bands. The goal was to help dolls attached to the bungee cords reach a target height during a jump from the track level of the Fieldhouse.

 

Some groups miscalculated and hit the gym floor, while others nailed the perfect distance. Regardless of the outcome, it was a fun and informative activity!

statigram may 2011 - for the iphone app instagram (like twitter for pics only)

 

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Clay County Statistics (Red Bird Area)

Population 24,556

In labor force (over age 16) 37.6%

High School graduate or higher 49.4%

Bachelor's Degree or higher 8%

Per capita income $9, 716

Families below poverty level 35.4%

   

UNBigData2019 event from 29th April to 3rd May 2019 at National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda. Emmanuel Kwizera

Bungee jumping isn't a normal topic in school, but it was a major focus in Mr. Smith's Probability and Statistics class from Nov. 11-12, 2024. His students used scatter plots and regression models to approximate the appropriate length of a bungee cord made out of rubber bands. The goal was to help dolls attached to the bungee cords reach a target height during a jump from the track level of the Fieldhouse.

 

Some groups miscalculated and hit the gym floor, while others nailed the perfect distance. Regardless of the outcome, it was a fun and informative activity!

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