does anyone know the diameter of lg monitors with this type of style? this specific one is the LG 27GP850P-B but I'm just gonna assume that ones with this type of design are the same size

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The Cowboys and their Nation value a dominant OL.
Too many fans have been exposed to quality OL play that a lesser product is not tolerated.
This year the Cowboys have a boat load of players vying for a limited number of roster positions.
Between drafting and positional competition this OL will get elevated.
Let review the cast of characters...
Zach Martin - RG
Terrence Steele - RT
Tyler Smith - LG
Tyler Guyton - LT
T.J. Bass
Cooper Beebe - C
Brock Hoffman
Chuma Edoga
Asim Richards
Matt Waletzko
Nathan Thomas
Josh Ball
Dakota Shepley
Earl Bostick Jr.
That's 14 players with the projected starters in bold.
The projected backups are in italics.
That's 10 players which is super heavy from a roster cut down perspective.
What if Waletzko, Bostick or even Ball shine and take that long awaited super sized step up during training camp?
It's reasonable to assume RG is a position being groomed for next year.
Parking a young player on IR during training camp is almost a must from a roster perspective.
It's not unrealistic that DQ raids the roster come waivers.
If teams suffer losses at OL during preseason could they knock on the trade door looking to replenish?
Cowboys Nation should feel confident that the arrow is pointed in the right direction.
OL fanatics are going to love this training camp and preseason.
Go Cowboys!

My LG TV Is supposed to have 120hz native. But on PC and other devices it only shows options up to 60hz.
My PC monitors work fine at 120 and 144hz, detect them just fine, but the TV does not.
I'm concerned because the TV has the TruMotion, which is basically LGs cop-out to marketing a panel that doesn't actually support it.
How can I figure this out? Did I get scammed? Reviews and the site I purchased from and every other I found said it has 120hz native...
Note: There is something plugged in the ARC normally I disconnected it for the picture.

After a years of experimenting my room layout, I have finally come into this incredible moment. A vintage looking style room decorated with gaming setup and home cinema.
I’m using LG G3 55” OLED TV along with Jamo Floorstanding Speaker powered by Denon X1700h setup in Dolby Atmos/Vision. I have all the PS5, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch OLED connected to the TV. Govee Dreamview T1 Pro has installed behind my LG G3 along with multiple Govee Light Bulbs are all sync together to the camera on top of the TV.
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I did a good amount research I am set between the two models. lg wm6700hba vs electrolux. Both seems to have very good reviews and feedback here.
I know the lg is a little bit bigger. Does anyone have any of this model? If so how do you like it? Any feedback will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

Prior posts:

• [ANALYSIS] Split1 and LAN Performance Review - APAC S (the prior post of this series, looking at APAC S. also explains some of the technical bits at the start)
• From Unknown to Unstoppable: Stat-Based Talent Scouting in Apex Legends (Split 1 analysis, in depth explanation of the model used here)

This is a series where I take a closer look at all the teams and players that played at LAN, review their stats, trace their progress from split1, and talk about the overall role of the region.
Today we're continuing with APAC N - this region is many things. Second-weakest, most top-heavy, and interestingly enough, also the most predictable region overall. Let's get into it.

APAC N

If APAC S was the weakest, APAC N would be the most imbalanced region. Looking at PVs, most regions have players of pretty much any level, so that when you order them by PV, you see a nice smooth slope from the worst to the best player. APAC N has no player with a value in the 50s. They don't have a player in the 60s either. They also almost don't have a player in the 70s. They go from CR Jusna at 47.0 straight up to KN 4rufa at 79.3.. with nobody inbetween. Things are weird in APAC N.
APAC N has produced a number of great teams, most notably:

• FNC, who have been considered the strongest APAC N team for ages
• RJW, formerly REALIZE and FUN123 before that - our tournament winner!
• PVX, who won the hearts of the crowd by doing well as a duo 2 years ago and who have probably been the most passive team in the world on the international stage, relying on placement points to an unbelievable degree but always doing well with that strategy (although they didn't qualify this time)
• NTH, there was a stretch where they were the main team next to FNC, but they could never get a great finish at LAN
• CR, a south korean team that was led by Ras, who was considered one of the best players at that time. They have since completely changed their roster and picked up the orgless team "ganbare otousan", who have also managed to gain quite a following

Once again we'll look at the teams from the last finisher to the best in order.

HAO - 40th

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HAO is a Japanese esports organization. They have parted ways with their two coaches on May 10th.
There isn't much to say here. Their stats weren't great during Split 1, and they got worse at LAN. It looks like all three of them got caught off guard by the level of play that was thrown at them on the international stage. There are no big surprises here - you could point out HAO Right as the formerly best player on the squad, who fell to being pretty much the same as his teammates, but at the end of the day, this just looks like a team that simply got run over by everyone else and there wasn't much that any of the three could do about it. HAO 5CG only had 8 kills.
40th place. LAN is brutal.

NORTHEPTION - 34th

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NORTHEPTION is a Japanese esports organization. They have parted ways with yukaPEROdator on May 14th.
NTH has an interesting history. They've finished APAC N PL in second place both splits in year 3. You'd think that this would mean that they'd be at least decent internationally, but this couldn't be more wrong. Their last finishes internationally have been 28th, 30th, 24th and now 34th - their worst placement so far. Their PL placement in year 4 hasn't been great this time around, barely making it to LAN with an 8th place finish. NTH is a struggling team, and their stats reflect that.
Taida, who has been a household name for APAC N still shows up being ahead, but his performance fell significantly between PL and LAN. YukaPEROdator seems to have been affected even more, as he lost 16.5 PV, which is a lot when your values aren't that good in the first place. With only 11 kills, he was the 6th worst this tournament, sharing that place with COL Kimchi.
One thing that stands out to me is that the entire team had decent damageratios going into the tournament (especially Taida, who had one of the best in the world), but got humbled hard in that department. It seems that where they could trade favourably in APAC N, they got instead put down at LAN. Just like HAO, they likely just got outgunned by teams that were much stronger fighters than anything they were used to. The only player that appears to have been able to put up a fight was Taida, but that's just not enough to even make it into losersbracket2. Taida had the third highest UR of the region, at 25.7.
I'm curious to see where NTH will go from here. I'd love to see them bounce back. We'll have to see who they pick up to replace yukaPEROdator.

RIDDLE - 31st

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RIDDLE is a Japanese esports organization. Meltstera has stepped down from the roster on the 12th of April, and UmichanLoveti, who has won PL with FNC 2 splits ago, got signed today, on the 17th of May. Interestingly, Meltstera was his teammate on FNC back then, so Riddle effectively just switched one ex-FNC player out for another one.
Riddle shares this 31st place with 2 other teams, PUA and OXG. They're the last APAC N team that didn't make losers2 and had to go home after only 30 games.
Meltstera immediately stands out as the star-player of the team. He used to play for FNC and has scared NA teams into submission by tapstrafing around their heads for years, making a name for himself as one of the most experienced and mechanically skilled players in APAC N. And I think he's still got it in him, rocking the second highest UR in all of APAC N at 32.1. He certainly tried to carry, but just like with NTH, one strong player isn't enough to make it very far.
Another thing to point out is that Yukio entered LAN as one of the worst players of the field, with the worst damage and damageratio out of everyone (ignoring the 4 chinese/SA squads). He should probably work on his damage, as 276/game really isn't much, but he did seem to improve across the board and actually outkilled both of his teammates. That's nothing to scoff at. With that, he's the 3rd most improved player in the region at PVdiff +16.1! However, this says more about the region as a whole (barely anyone improved in APAC N), and the level he was at before.
Yukio actually has the third lowest dmg/kill value out of everyone at LAN, at only 367 dmg/kill. A cynical person would say that he's really good at stealing kills from Melstera, and a more charitable person would say that he's really making his damage count. I'm neither of those people, so I'll leave it up to the reader to decide which interpretation is more true. He also took the least damage out of everyone in the entire tournament! If we think a second about what that implies, we should quickly come to the conclusion that this is in fact NOT a good thing. Hint: The next 3 players on that list are all on NTC, the chinese team that finished 39th and that had the weakest stats overall by a long shot.
Saku was one of the people with the fewest kills in the tournament at only 8. This puts him at a shared 2nd worst overall, sharing that place with a HAO 5CG. There was probably someone who outkilled the poor guy in just a single game. I don't want to keep going about this, let's just say thank god for Meltstera (who is now gone!) and leave it at that. If nothing changes, I think there's a real chance they don't make LAN next time.
Onto the next team.

Red Rams - 29th

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RED Rams is an Japanese team owned by Rakuten esports. They parted ways with their analyst on the 10th of May.
We have finally made it past losers bracket 1 and entered losers bracket 2. Here's the infamous team that got TSM into a world of trouble. Nicewigg jokingly commented that Red Rams was the first team that got the better of TSM by successfully contesting them and making them back off. I will say it not so jokingly: Red Rams are the first team that got the better of TSM by successfully contesting them and making them back off. Kudos to them.
Looking at their stats, it's a beautiful mess. Red Rams is like a mini-Aurora, in the sense that they don't give a damn if they take damage at all, as long as it means that they get to shoot back. Datch and Tikochan both do good damage but eat even more damage. Wayachang takes just as much damage but doesn't deal any, which can't be healthy for the team, but if it's enough to screw TSM then who am I to argue. They're team with the lowest average dmgratio out of all 40 teams, and I repeat: They made TSM leave.
Wayachang was also the player that got carried the 2nd most in all of APAC N. He was also the player that lost most PV between Split1 and LAN for APAC N, at -31.20. If you think back to APAC S, there's probably 10 players there that lost more, but that's APAC S. In APAC N, it's wayachang all the way, going from being the best on his squad to being the worst. I wonder what happened to him, and if they could've put TSM down even harder if wayachang had kept his level.
They're a fun team to watch. If we see them again, I recommend everyone dedicate a game or two to their POV.

Crazy Raccoon - 21st

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Crazy Raccoon is a Japanese esports organization. They signed the formerly orgless team "ganbare otousan".
Here's the team with the 3rd best name, only behind "Reject Winnity" and behind what happens when you translate MDYw to english. Not surprising, as these guys had the absolute best name and also the best logo before they got signed, when they played as "ganbare otousan".
So how did they do? They missed finals by just 2 points. In a different world they could've denied Alliance their spot in the finals, but it didn't happen this time. Maybe it's karma for them sneaking into winners bracket in 20th after group stages. Just looking at their placement, if there's a team that's "the average team", it's probably them.
The first thing I notice when looking at the stats is that there's a beautiful staircase going up from Dogma's dmg all the way to jungHee's dmgratio. If jungHee had gotten 80 more kills, we could've added another step, but that also wasn't meant to be, as he got the fewest kills on his team.
jungHee's stats are a little strange, because they're just so unbalanced - his dmgratio is obviously great and it seems that he can regularly outtrade everyone in fights, but he doesn't get too many kills. He's the only CR player who runs the triple take (although it's not his primary gun), so maybe that goes some way to explain these stats, but even then it's pretty high and he really didn't play the triple take THAT much. It looks like he's really just a step above when it comes to efficient fighting and poking without getting poked back instantly.
Jusna's stats are bit more even where jungHee's are not, but they come out to be around the same at the end, as his overall PV is pretty similar to that of jungHee.
As for Dogma, he managed to improve by getting more kills, but seems to have gotten carried both at LAN and during Split1. At -27.4UR he is very clearly falling behind his teammates. The bottom step of the grande dogma-jungHee staircase is especially concerning - at the 6th percentile for damage, it seems like Dogma is barely doing any damage at all. This is the 3rd worst for APAC N and the 8th worst in the world, despite being on a team that really isn't doing too poorly (again, they almost made it to finals!). Despite that, he's the 5th most improved player in the region. This is mostly because almost nobody in the region does any improving.
In conclusion, jungHee and Jusna played great, Dogma not so much.

KINOTROPE - 20th

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KINOTROPE gaming is a Japanese esports organization. They have since parted ways with the entire roster.
One of three APAC N finalists, this team has some interesting stats. The obvious player to talk about is KN 4rufa who has the highest UR out of all players this tournament, with 48.9UR, meaning he was the hardest carry player. What a tournament for him. Remember this clip? That's him right there, carrying KN on his back. Just a godly performance all around. He has a PV of 79.3, which is the highest we've seen so far. At +26.57PV he was also the most improved player in APAC N, and the 11th most improved in the world. He had the greatest positive UR change in all of APAC N and the 4th greatest in the world, at +48.68! But UR is teambased, so it didn't only have to do with him, it also had to do with....
MiaK, who was the carry player during split1 and he was the player who has lost the 2nd most PV in APAC N (-28.87), only behind RR wayachang. The same thing is true for UR, where he again gets beaten by wayachang. Nevertheless, his PV is still pretty good for APAC N at 44.8, it's just not the same MiaK that we've seen during PL. His greatest weakness seemed to be that he just took a lot of damage. Playing in a weaker region can build bad habits that are then relentlessly exploited by the top teams in the world, so maybe a bit of that has happened here. Sloppy positioning, peeking a second too long, moving just a little too predictably - all things that you can get away with in APAC N, but once you get squeezed between DZ and AUR you'll find yourself in a world of hurt if you don't play it perfectly.
1tappy was the weakest player on the squad during LAN and during Split1, but where he managed to get kills before, it appears he is now struggling to simply survive. He was the player who got carried the most in all of APAC N by a large margin, with a UR of -45.9, which is the 6th overall for this tournament.
My biggest questions after viewing this team are: Can 4rufa keep it going, and will he be the next up and coming player in APAC N? And: Can MiaK bounce back from this performance and reclaim his old level?Definitely keeping an eye on that roster next split, provided they stay together. One of the teams where I can't guess at all at how they're going to do going forward.

FNATIC - 3rd

Before we get to the last two teams let us take a quick breather and look at this old thing:
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Discussion before LAN with a few guys from the apex power rankings, shoutout to kppoll.com - RJW, DZ and FNC went on to finish 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively.
It's march and I had been looking at stats for PL, noticing that certain teams appear to have extremely odd numbers, where odd means out of this world, crazy outliers. FNC's stats were so good that I thought I had made a mistake somewhere and inflated them by accident, but they turned out to be real. What's the deal with FNC? Let's set the scene a little.
Going back in time, they had YukaF, Meltstera and Umichanloveti, then that squad dissolved and FNC was rebuilt around YukaF, who was the carry player at the time. I believe he needs no introduction, as he's literally THE APAC N player. Possibly the most famous player of the region, except for maybe Ras who no longer plays the game.
So who else do they pick up?

1. Lykq. He plays split2 on Naked together with 4rufa, who we know is INSANELY good. Both of them had PVs in the 90s - but Lykq's value was even better than 4rufa's. At playoffs he sets himself apart from 4rufa, Lykq's UR there is 38 (!) while 4rufa is lagging far behind. Fast forward to champs, he's now on NTH where he has a UR of 28, so he's carrying there too. But if you think that is impressive, look at his teammate on NTH, who was the second pickup:
2. Satuki. Forget about the placements and look at the stats, he's the hard carry player of NTH. Playoff1 last year he has the highest UR on his team at 27, carrying hard, before Lykq joined the team. Split2 last year, he has a PV of 94.1, which is the 5th highest in the region. Playoffs2, he has the 2nd highest UR in the world, only behind ezflash. Champs? Highest UR for all of APAC N. If hardcarry was a person, it would be Satuki. And he hasn't played on a bad squad either, he's been on NTH all this time. That is not a bad team! Lykq was on that team!!

We take 2 hardcarry players who played on the best teams in APAC N and give them to YukaF, what a brilliant plan. What do we get? A monstrosity.
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Fnatic is a British esports organization. Their team is also pretty good at apex.
Lykq has the 3rd highest k/d in the world, only behind two DZ players, who had the benefit of farming group stages to a truly disgusting degree. He also had the most kills in the tourney, at 72. That's 6 more than genburten, which is crazy considering that DZ broke all records during the group stages.
YukaF is YukaF.
Satuki plays just as well as when he carried NTH, which is to say.. FNC doesn't have a weak link. They could've easily won it all. They almost did.

Reject Winnity - 1st

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REJECT WINNITY is a Japanese esports organization. Our tournament winners!
They're another superteam, but unlike FNC which was carefully constructed to be a superteam, they just grew together over time and all became goats together.
Sangjoon really came in with all 100s, and that's despite the 15% NA-buff that i discussed at the start of the last post. This man deals more damage in PL than I do in pubs. He also has the best dmgratio in the world, at 1.64 - For reference, the second best player (RC obly), has a dmgratio of 1.45. That is quite the gap. How does he do it? Peacekeeper-magic, being a human aimbot, he might also just be a savant when it comes to playing around cover. Seriously, if you've never watched him play, you need to check him out for a game or two.
There's only a few players that I would consider for the title of best in the world (EZflash, SangJoon and Genburten), and he's probably the most serious contender. Absolutely insane performance.
On to Obly. His lowest value is 97. Wtf Obly?
KaronPe is a bit behind in damage, but he was on Wattson so that's understandable. Seeing this guy putting down fences, he puts them down faster than RR puts down TSM. My goodness.
I could go on, but I don't think I need to. The stats speak for themselves. Overall, I don't think anyone can argue that these guys didn't deserve the win. What a joy to watch, and I can't wait to see what they do next.

Closing thoughts on APAC N

RJ winning and FNC coming third can give the mistaken impression that APAC N is a strong region. They are not. APAC N is a region with two outstanding superteams, and then... well, what then? There are 6 players over PV80 in the region, all of which are shared between RJ and FNC. 4rufa is close, but that's it. Who else is there?
Taida, who has struggled for quite some time. MiaK, who looked good during the Split, but has seemingly lost his touch, at least during this LAN. Meltstera? Looking good, but again, doesn't have the teammates to back him up and has stepped down from his team. There are some obscure players like Raygh and Kuroton who didn't make LAN but had the highest UR values in the world for split1 - there's probably something there, but there's a fair chance that they'll simply go unnoticed. The PVX players have all been looking pretty bad recently. CR seems to have found their limits as well. Jusna is a demon if he wants to be, but where was he this LAN? Or at champs? Or at Playoffs2? There are a few other stragglers, players like UmichanLoveti that didn't look too great recently, but at least have a history of great play if you look further back.
Looking at APAC S, I can easily see the potential for 3-4 additional top tier teams that could be formed rather easily by switching out just a single player. In APAC N, I can barely see one additional team, maybe two at most. It seems like the talent just got insanely concentrated and now the rest of the region is struggling to keep up. While it is great to see APAC N on top, the performance of the rest of the region does not give me much confidence for the future. What I'd like to see from them is at least one more team that can reliably get close to the top10 at LAN, but I'm not sure if that's in the cards.
Final Stats

• Average PV: 44.7
• Average PV diff: -1.3

showing that APAC N performed basically as expected, but still poorly overall. Of the 4 regions, these are the second lowest averages. APAC S isn't too far behind them. If the top2 teams are removed as outliers, that average drops to 28.4 for APAC N, for APAC S it only drops to 37.9. If you are a fan of APAC N, those numbers should scare you. They scare me.
correlations Split1 to LAN:

• Dmgratio 0.71
• Dmg 0.83
• KD 0.83
• PV 0.89 (!!!)
• UR 0.57

The correlations are frankly insane. APAC N was the most predictable region by far. 0.89 means that the values are almost perfectly correlated, which seems unbelievable but I guess when the model works it REALLY works.
Highest PV players

• RC obly 97.2
• RC SangJoon 97.1
• FNC Lykq 96.0
• FNC YukaF 93.0
• FNC satuki 89.7

Highest UR players (hardest carry)

• KN 4rufa 48.9
• RID Meltstera 32.1
• NTH Taida 24.6
• RR Datch 19.0
• CR Jusna 16.7

Most improved players

• KN 4rufa 26.6
• FNC Lykq 17.1
• RID Yukio 16.1
• RR Tikochan 15.9
• CR Dogma 11.9

And that's it for APAC N - EMEA is up next.
Note: There were two errors with the data before, which is why this post took so long to get out - I was waiting for the data to get fixed before posting.

1. The site that I use for my data (shoutout to https://apexlegendsstatus.com/ ) pulls all the data directly from the tournament, and apparently their API had some sort of buffering issue for one single game, which is why game 3 of the finals was just missing from the data. The team that has been most affected by this was LG (especially Fuhhnq who had a gazillion kills that game), since that particular game was the best game they had all tournament. Luckily, none of the most affected teams were APAC S, so nothing much changed there, and the APAC S post is still pretty accurate.
2. Zone damage was bugged and was counted in dmg received, which should've not been the case. This means that the dmgratio value too low for every player. Since I only use relative values for the PV, and everyone was affected the same way, this ended up not mattering too much, except for a few outliers. Luckily (again), there weren't any weird zone outlier teams for APAC S, so again this ended up not mattering much for the last post. The team was affected the most was Aurora, who got buffed a little bit because they practically live in zone, so now their dmgratios are a bit better.

Overall, changes of +/-2 PV were typical, so it's not a lot. The overall picture remains unchanged despite these errors, so I will not go back and edit the post.
The most important change is that Gnaske is no longer the #1 most improved player, I think he got fried a bit too hard in the missing game 3. Also, o7 only took very little damage to zone, which further nerfed them and is related to something very funny I'll talk about in the next post. Sorry Gnaske!
The most improved player is now HRZ Bastiaan0Z from APAC S, who was a close 2nd before and just barely overtook Gnaske.

My current laundry machine is an LG front loader (WM3170CW) inherited from the previous homeowners. I'm so sick of keeping the gasket clean. I've heard that new front loaders solved some of the problems but the machine is only 8 years old.
I know about leaving the door open to dry. Lately I've been spraying the gasket with vinegar before or after every load and it has cut down on the mold. But fur still gets trapped in these holes every cycle. The white fur in the photo is from a single furry bean bag cover, but this happens with our dog's fur too, which is of course all over. Sometimes water spills out the door and onto the floor. I don't want to poke a q-tip through a moldy gasket every cycle!!?? I don't really want to touch the thing at all.
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We do have very hard water. We've been using liquid detergent, no fabric softener. Lately I've been using vinegar in the softener dispenser. I just learned about empty cleaning cycles and ran one but it's too soon to tell if it will help. I'm going to buy powder detergent too. A washing machine that requires frequent cleaning is not for me. What's the solution?
Top loader
Pros: No gasket to clean. I do frequent bucket soaks and it would be nice to use my laundry machine instead. It's nice to drape towels over the top to dry and to add stuff after the cycle has started, like when I was a kid.
Cons: Doesn't clean as well, hard on clothing, not efficient. I've gotten used to throwing delicates in the wash without worrying about destroying them. Not stackable and it might be fun to try stacking for more space.
I usually go by Wirecutter and they recommend the GE GTW585BSVWS, but everyone else says GE is crap. The $600 price is tempting.
Front loader
GE has an "UltraFresh Vent System" which may solve my problem. Some washers have "anti-microbial" parts. But does this only address the mold and not the physical hair buildup? Wirecutter recommends the GE GFW655 but $1,300 is pricey. Or I could just get the LG front loader that everybody recommends, but how would it be different from the one I already have? Has LG technology improved in 8 years?
I can keep working with our current LG washer, but our dryer is broken and I need to replace it this weekend. I need to decide on a future washer now so that I can get a matching dryer or at least match the color.