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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:13pm
SCHENECTADY, NY -- Senior attack Ted McKenna scored three goals and senior goaltender Sean Aaron made eight saves to lead #14 Union College to a 10-4 victory over #11 Bowdoin College in the NCAA Division III Men's Lacrosse Second Round at Frank Bailey Field Saturday afternoon.
With the win, the Dutchmen (13-4) advance to the Quarterfinals for the first time in program history. Union will face either SUNY Cortland or Stevens Institute of Technology Wednesday at a site to be announced with a time to be announced. Bowdoin finished 14-6, and the game marked the end of a 22 year coaching career at Bowdoin for head coach Tom McCabe, who is retiring.
Rob Santangelo and Nate Greenberg scored two goals each for the Dutchmen, who had a 34-20 shot advantage, and also a 35-21 edge in ground balls. Union won 13 of the 18 face offs on the day. All three of McKenna's goals came in the fourth quarter, when Union outscored Bowdoin, 4-1. The Dutchmen held Bowdoin to a season low four goals.
In a tight defensive contest, the Dutchmen and Polar Bears traded goals in the opening quarter. Bowdoin's Dan Hanley gave the visiting team the lead at 9:14 of the opening quarter, but sophomore attack Nate Greenberg answered with a wide angle shot to tie the game with 3:58 to go in the quarter.
Bowdoin's Franklin Reis answered with a nice move to create space in front of net, scoring with 1:47 to go to give Bowdoin the lead.
The Dutchmen answered right back on sophomore attack Rob Santangelo's goal with 33 seconds remaining in the quarter to knot the game at 2-2.
Union scored twice in just over a minute of play early in the second quarter to give the home team a two goal edge heading into the break. Senior midfielder Ethan Meyer scored a man-up goal with a diving shot across the front of the net to put Union up 3-2 at the 5:11 mark. Junior attack Nolan Connors scored at 6:15, beating his man behind the net for the goal to give Union a 4-2 lead.
Nate Greenberg gave Union a 5-2 lead with 5:45 left in the third but Bowdoin's Christopher Anderson scored a close angle shot with 2:31 left in the third to pull the Polar Bears to within two again. Rob Santangelo converted an excellent possession with just 15 seconds left in the third stanza, giving the Dutchmen a 6-3 lead heading into the fourth period.
McKenna got his first of three in the fourth at 8:06, and after Patrick Lawlor tallied at 6:36, Union put it away with the final three goals of the game. Connors notched his 22nd of the season at 5:03, and McKenna tallied #30 at 4:08 and #31 on the man up with 3:34 left to seal the 10-4 victory.


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Coitus More Ferarum [NSFW]By Carmen Maria Machado
Warning: explicit images after the jump.
Now that Game of Thrones has aired its second season, there has been no shortage of commentary about the amount of skin and sex on the Emmy-winning HBO drama. Viewers have taken notice of the gratuitous nudity and graphic fucking, which are sometimes necessary, and sometimes incidental, to the plot. I've noticed something else, something more specific: from rape within an arranged marriage to sibling fucking, it seems like the sexual beings of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros speak two primary languages, fellatio and doggy style.
Why do I care? Besides being an obsequious and social consumer of television (I host Game of Thrones night weekly at my house), I'm a writer of short fiction who has also published erotica under the pseudonym Olivia Glass. My story "Drought" was published in the (sadly now defunct) women's sex magazine Filament and was selected by Violet Blue to appear in Best Women's Erotica 2012, from Cleis Press. I'm always interested in sex as it is presented to us—in literature, film, and art—in that it is both a reflection of what we think, and a reflection of what we think those consuming the art want to see.
So what's happening in Game of Thrones? What does it mean that the primary sexual positions in a highly sexualized show are those of domination?
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On Thursday, February 20, Sr. Cecelia Murray, OP will
present our next iROC seminar: Meet the Mastodons of Orange
While volunteering at Museum Village in Monroe, Sr. Cecilia
researched and wrote an article about its resident mastodon, Harry,
whose remains were found in Harriman decades ago.
In the process, she also studied what life was like in the
Hudson Valley when the 10-ton mastodons thrived. Most people have
no idea that Orange County is the world's largest mastodon
graveyard, but in actuality, we live in a vast mastodon cemetery
that has already yielded 70 skeletons, with the possibility of
discovering more.
Sr. Cecilia will describe how this summer project became an
avocation. She will introduce the "Mastodons of Orange County" –
not only Harry, but Sugar, Warren, Otis, and others, too – and
explain why the local environment suited these creatures so
Cecilia Murray, OP, teaches in the Division of Philosophy and
Religious Studies at MSMC. Her presentation will take place on
Thursday, February 20 at 4 pm in the MSMC Library, Dominican Center
Room 218.
Refreshments will be served. All are
For more information about this or any of the iROC
presentations, or to volunteer as an iROC speaker, please contact
Dr. Doug Robinson, assistant professor of biology and coordinator
of the iROC program, at 845-569-3648 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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America or Britain, who is prettier?
We're talking about book covers of course. I saw this post on The Millions, where they open the debate about which country publishes nicer book covers. I tend to agree that British covers are, generally speaking, more aesthetically pleasing. But what do you think, UK editions are on the left, US editions on the right.


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Who is it?
What's your opinion?
They are all in it for the love of the sport, the benefit of fighters and the viewing audiences they are all sterling gents.
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thats a very diplomatic answer, in fairness though it was a loaded question lol
good answer and lol very loaded question
Joey Essex is my hero, he's Reem.
The promoter of that event with the wooden cage covered with chicken wire in the disused warehouse on the deserted industrial estate and the undisclosed location that a few of us ended up fighting on. (that we can't talk about) I wasn't impressed with his set up.
Fuckin Malone!
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That Rob, is a funny story!
What was the main event like?
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
I inadvertently helped to put on a show in Bethnal Green about 4 years ago and the main promoter did an awful job, he put on some good fights (accidentally) but it was a 'first and last' type of show - Didn't realise the work involved and that if you don't market the event people won't buy tickets.
Anyway, he fainted out right before the event was due to take place (right in front of all the fighters) then woke up after having pissed himself. Even though he was a complete tool his next actions surprised me.
He looked over at one, big, bad-ass looking dude (LHW from France, name escapes me), who'd watched it all and does the following :
(stamps back of foot gently into a puddle of urine twice)
''Look at that, I've only gone and wet me self''
That was quote a shocking performance. Event-wise it was quite a good night though
Was there - I was cornering Ash Grimshaw and his infamous 'nut shot' against his Brazilian opponent. Nut shots were quite prominent that night as one of the Elite boys (read: DoD fighter) cracked his opponent in the bollocks and won via TKO.
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Pam and Lauren!
I'm always humbled when God answers my specific prayers! I've prayed so much for Lauren to get this opportunity!
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I follow your blog and the computer gods were mad at me today and wouldn't let me post on your blog so I'm posting here!
This great news really made my day! I'm so thrilled for all of you!
Keep us in the loop and know you have MANY PRAYERS going up for all of you!
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Tornados Take Opener in Extras, Split with MilliganMarch 10, 2014
ELIZABETHTON, Tenn.-The Tornados rallied from a 2-1 deficit in the 7th inning on their way to a win in extras in the opener before falling 6-3 to Milligan College in game two of their doubleheader on Monday afternoon.
Game 1: Brevard 3, Milligan 2 (8 innings)
Ally Davenport's groundball in the top of the 8th scored Lauren Parker, who was on 2nd to start the inning per International Tie Breaker rules, for the deciding run in the game one victory.
Jillian Gleeson dropped down a sacrifice bunt to move Parker to third for the first out of the inning.
The Tornados tied the game at 2-2 on Kinny Davis' single through the left side. Hanna Huckabee scored the tying run after getting things started with one out on a single through the right side, and moving to second on Alyssa Miller's single to left.
Jamie Hrobak (W, 7-4) threw all eight innings for the Tornados, scattering six hits and a walk while fanning six. The sophomore retired the side in order in the 8th after a runner was placed on second to start the inning for the Buffaloes.
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Milligan jumped on Miller (L, 2-4) for four runs (two earned) over the first two innings, although the righty was pulled with two runners on and nobody out in the 2nd. Hrobak came in for the final five innings, holding the Buffaloes to two runs (one earned) over the duration of the game.
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Stretch Marks on Body Before and After Delivery
I have heard that a lot of women have a Stretch marks on body After delivery. As far as i know there is nothing you can do with it except of plastic surgery. has anyone experienced this problem, have you used any oils or creams during pregnancy or what can I do to get rid of this?
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Dear pregtobe,
Many women find that putting a rich oil on their tummy and thighs each day of pregnancy helps to reduce/ lessen the appearance of stretch marks. Oils which have been recommended on this forum previously include: coconut oil, almond oil (my favourite, as long as you don't have any nut allergies) and olive oil. You can rub a good lug of it into the skin after a shower or bath.
Staying active and eating healthily during pregnancy can also help to reduce the amount of stretch marks a woman has. It's particularly important to eat plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables.
Most stretch marks will fade or even disappear with time, although it can take 18 months for this process to occur.
As for any remaining stretch marks; we've talked here on the forum before about seeing these as a beautiful sign that our bodies have brought our children into the world. Yes, post-baby bodies have some changes compared to our pre-pregnancy bodies but that does not make them any less attractive, in my opinion.
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Kim & Khloe Kardashian: Goodbye Instagram?
Members of the social media realm recoiled in fear as Instagram announced a new change to their privacy policy that would allow the company to profit from users' images. And Kim and Khloe Kardashian aren't about to comply!
The reality television starlets took a stand regarding the forthcoming shift, both expressing their disdain in their own posts.
Khloe indicated that she may begin the New Year without an Instagram account- "Wow…I just read over Instagram's new policy...so sad, looks like I might be deleting my instagram after Jan 16. I hope something changes."
Meanwhile Kim, the website's most popular member with approximately 5.8 million followers, said she wanted nothing to do with the new rules. "I really loved Instagram :-( I need to review this new policy. I don't think it's fair."
Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom attempted to quell the uproar. "Instagram users own their content and Instagram does not claim any ownership rights over your photos. Nothing about this has changed. We respect that there are creative artists and hobbyists alike that pour their heart into creating beautiful photos, and we respect that your photos are your photos. Period."
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This week is the Music Issue at the Voice, so to whet your appetite, we offer up some reviews by Chris Azzopardi — of the soundtrack to the hit HBO comedy Girls as well as the impressive follow-up by Beyonce's sister Solange, True.
Girls Soundtrack, Volume 1 (various artists): Robyn's sad-but-liberating "Dancing on My Own" already made life infinitely better, but then HBO's groundbreaking series Girls, which just returned for its second season, did something awesome with it last year: They had the show's star/creator — Lena Dunham's every-girl Hannah — shake out her boy blues to the tune. Awesome how? Any Robyn fan can relate to the dorkiness of shadowing the Swede's moves in their bedroom.
You have to hand it to the music supervisors of Girls: They have an ear for twenty-something "quarter-life crisis" music as much as they understand that girls, too, just wanna have fun. Icona Pop brings the Cyndi Lauper to the party with the unapologetic anthem "I Love It," as does Santigold's "Girls" theme — an addictive little joint looped with a merry-go-round of voice samples and a hard bass line.
In the woe-is-me department: Grouplove's "Everyone's Gonna Get High" fantastically captures growing up directionless through a surging indie-rock sound, and two tracks in particular — Michael Penn's "On Your Way" and Harper Simon's "Wishes and Stars" — are wistful gems. The new song from Tegan and Sara (the girls' surprising take on The Rolling Stones' "Fool to Cry," a bonus track) is a faithful cover that's characteristically harmonious and also resembles them in their pre-pop days. "Sight of the Sun" from fun. might also be the best song not on their auspicious debut. Now please let the music from Season 2 of Girls be this good. Three and a half stars


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By Aaron Lommers Herald Writer
The Class of 2013 winners were chosen by Herald staff writers and editors based on first-hand observations and information from coaches and athletic directors.
Snohomish's Tanner Perry is a decorated three-sport athlete in football wrestling and golf. He finished eighth among 4A 152-pounders as the 2013 Mat Classic, served as team captain on the wrestling and football teams, was voted Defensive MVP as a senior on the football team and was voted to the All-Wesco team in all three sports.
Academically, Perry is just as successful. He finished high school with a 3.986 GPA and served as an ASB Class Senator for four years and a member of LINK Crew, National Honor Society amongst other clubs. He also was the recipient of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association's first annual Smart Choices Scholarship, which gives students a $5,000 scholarship.
But Perry's greatest achievement of his high-school career might be his work, along with two other classmates, to increase the athletic eligibility for special-needs students in Washington State. His efforts were influenced by his friendship with Ike Ditzenberger, a Snohomish student with Down Syndrome.
All of these accomplishments have earned Perry the Class of 2013 Boy Athlete of the Year award. Herald Writer Aaron Lommers recently spoke with Perry to discuss his high-school career and his future.
What was the top moment of your high-school career?
I would say graduation because it was kind of the hurrah with everybody and just the fact that we get to do it in Everett (at Comcast Arena) and walk across the big stage and be with everybody in front of all of our friends and family, it's a pretty cool thing.
If you had to pick a sports related moment what would it be?
I would say Ike's touchdown. When he scored I was on the sideline of the field. It was just special because of the whole situation that Lake Stevens was willing to do that for a kid like him and give him a chance for glory. That literally made that kid's life. Since then he (is) a happier kid and he loved every bit of it and he still loves it whenever we talk about it. It just made that kid's life. That's why it's special to me.
How did you and Ike meet?
I met Ike when I was in eighth grade and he was freshman at school. I would just come to practice with my dad (former Snohomish head football coach Mark Perry) all the time. He would come over and like mess around with me on the sideline when he got bored with practice.
Why has Ike meant so much to you through high school?
He is just a really nice guy. He is just a normal kid like us. He likes to hang out with people and have fun and play Xbox and drink pop. He's just really funny. Once you get to know him and he's not too shy around you, he will start to joke around with you and have a bunch of fun with you too. He calls me basically every single day, just to talk to me on the phone about the most random things. Hopefully we keep that up and he calls me all the time. Otherwise, whenever I come home from school (at Pacific Lutheran University) I will always try to hang out with him or give him a call and meet up with him at Starbucks or whatever and just make sure we keep our good friendship.
What are your long-term future plans?
I plan to study education and become a special needs teacher. I've always kind of wanted to be a teacher. I just kind of like being around the school theme. I've always wanted to coach football and maybe even wrestling and golf. Then, once I met Ike and got accompanied with him … just the way they think about life and the way they love to have fun. I love teaching and I love being with those kind of kids. When they get happy or they accomplish something and they get a big old smile on their face and throw their hands up in the air and do whatever they do, it just feels really good to me and that's why I think I want to continue to be involved with them.
What was your biggest achievement in sports and how were you able to achieve it?
I would say being on the All-Wesco team for three different sports. I definitely had the right people to do it with and a big thanks to my coaches and fellow players. Just going out there and making sure I do it right and having fun at the same time. When you do that, things end up going pretty well.
For the athletes of the year, the top five vote-getters in the fan vote were combined with a staff pick and pared down to a top four before a winner was chosen. Besides Tanner Perry, the three athletes below were in the final four of the Class of 2013 Boy Athlete of the Year:
Sean Elledge, Glacier Peak
This Grizzlies senior had arguably the best season on the field of any of the 2013 nominees. After leading the football team to the state tournament, Elledge was selected as The Herald's Defensive Player of the Year and was a nominee for the Offensive Player of the Year. He was first team All-Area on both offense and defense. In the winter he won won his second straight state championship at the Mat Classic. He then picked up a bat for the first time in a few years and promptly helped lead the Glacier Peak baseball team to the state tournament and was named to The Herald's All-Area second team. He'll be taking all that skill to Central Washington.
Justin Peterson, Lakewood
This Cougars senior did a little bit of everything on the football field. So much so that scoring three touchdowns —throwing, receiving and rushing — in one game was coined a "Justin Peterson" by Herald writer David Krueger. He was named to The Herald's All-Area football first team as an athlete and was a nominee for Player of the Year on offense and defense. He led the Lakewood football team to back-to-back state appearances. In the winter he was selected to all-conference basketball first team. Peterson won a state title in the triple jump as a junior and had back-to-back second-place finishes in the high jump at state. He's headed to Central Washington to play football.
Kyle Nobach, Marysville Pilchuck
Whether it was going over the middle to catch a pass in front of a linebacker or stealing home to win the game, this Tomahawks senior played football and baseball with equal abandon. He was named All-Wesco first-team offense and defense for football and first-team infielder in baseball. He was also an All-State football selection and was the Offensive MVP of the All-State baseball game. Besides keeping a 3.6 GPA, he also volunteered with Pumpkins for Literacy, helped raise money for Hurricane Sandy relief and worked on the You Gotta Love This Place school clean up project. He's Headed to Everett Community College to play baseball.


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My fav apps not optimized: speedtest, iNet, hurricane, GTA 3.
I could keep going but I'm sure you are seeing a pattern here.
None of those are apple apps btw.
So yes I would say that is some what fragmentation, but the fact they work on the iPhone 5 as good as any of the past Idevices, calling it a straight up fragmentation is a bit of a stretch.
But again just my opinion.
Lol so dumb. None a this is happening. How would this be profitable for apple? Lol come on now. Everyone owns an iPhone 5 already or just got 4s for Christmas. Nobody is eligible for an upgrade. Sales would be terrible. And anyone who wanted a bigger screen, owns a galaxy or a note now, on a new contract. So nobody is buying a bigger iphone. Sales would be horrible. Anyone who wanted a cheaper version iphone, owns a free iphone 4 or 99 dollar iPhone 4S...plus apple already said they have no interest in making a cheaper watered down phone. When was the last time ANY rumor on a new phone outside of apples yearly release was true? Lol never. Haha stop it. iPhone mini has been rumored and fake for like 4 years. Remember the red iphone for cancer or whatever? Didn't happen. Last year they said they was releasing two iphone versions, we got one. Lol. Come on yo. Apple will release one iphone a year like they always do. Stop wit all the foolery.
Yes, iOS has fragmentation but it's in now way anywhere near what android is and there isn't much way it ever will be there... We don't have as many barriers to preventing the latest software getting to the phones once it's released. It sucks but it's true...
"Not all iDevices can run the same version of iOS = fragmentation"
Yes... but if a a 3GS can run the latest OS, that is more than enough, it's an old phone and there has been 3 phone iterations after it already...
"Not all iPhones of the same model work the same way on all carriers = fragmentation"
Android is better in this how?
"most apps for the iPhone 5 are NOT optimized for the longer screen"
What are these "most apps"? Things that people rarely use? Most of the things that are still relevant or not tottaly replaced by something way better are actually very well maintained and up to date. I have to say though, Apple moving to the different aspect ratio really surprised me.
At the end of the day, I say just use what you like. Android, iOS, WiMo... whatever, don't know why people care about other's decisions. This is not a religion and even if it was, no one like that waved in their face either.
Apple came up with the idea of larger phones first. The Galaxy Note just copied the iPhone Math. WTF is wrong with you stupid phandroids? Android and Samsuck need to stop copying Apple and think of their own ideas. The Note is such a rip-off of the iPhone Math.
I wish Apple had a monopoly.
I know right? True innovation is making a device a different sizes. Apple thinks that making a phone that looks totally different than anything that is on the market is innovation... what idiots. Try making what someone made in a different size... yeah....
This isn't completely a bad thing. A step up in size would be good, but they really need to focus on the OS. Some major improvements would make me stick around a little bit longer. Wanna hear what a lot of us faithful iPhone users really feel? Come check out AAPL2apples.com.
Apple hasn't become the most profitable company "in the world" (surpassing Microsoft by a mile!) without knowing how and when to "refresh" its brand. There's a lot of competition out there making some damn fine phones so, for sure, their job is harder now. But how quickly we lose faith. The next cool thing is right around the corner gang - but it won't be soon. There are only so many innovations out there possible. It's not like there's another "smartphone" or "tablet" to invent. What they can so is improve. But changing their philosophy and archetype of product lines would be the death of Apple.
In my view they will eventually need to go a little wider on the phone (but no taller) to return the phone's aspect ratio to be more compatible with a lot if the video market. So many videos are not true 16:9 wide screen yet. So they look wrong on my iP5. Of course true widescreen 16:9 stuff looks great on the 'taller only' iP5 screen. But they should have made it both wider and taller.
Another thing, why do people want a cheaper, dumbed down iPhone? Are you guys going to abandon your full-featured ones for a limited one to save $30 a month? I don't get it... If you don't want to pay as much up front, then just get an iPhone 4 for free or a 4S for $100!
The only advantage I could see for a cheaper one, would be one that doesn't do cellular data so you wouldn't have to pay $30-50 extra a month. But I would never buy it, I'm spoiled by my iPhone 5 with AT&Ts tethering plan... It's expensive, but worth it if you use it a lot.
I wouldn't be surprised in the least if other companies follow suite. However ill still be happy with a wider screen because title blocks are not any type of annoyance to me. Besides most videos that are not in 1080/720 p and have title blocks are normally crappy quality and title blocks are the least of my worries on those lol
What looks AMAZING on the new iP5's widescreen ratio are movies cut in widescreen on Netflix and HuluPlus, etc. These are amazing. But that's not what most people are watching on their iPhones since those are 'paid services'. What most people watch is YouTube which is only about half widescreen at this point. That's not enough to make phone manufacturers go with widescreen aspect ratio. I wish THEY DID!!! On that point we both agree!!!! LOL! What you've refused to acknowledge is how much video (quality being equal) is still out there on non-widescreen. I agree - the industry IS moving that direction. But we won't get there fast enough for the 'taller skinny' phone (widescreen in landscape) mode to catch on as the norm any time soon.
But we've already debated this and agreed to disagree. We don't have to do it again. You've now reminded people of your position, I've reminded people of mine. Nuff said.
Whenever I make a comment here you can be sure it's more than just a capricious opinion. It is based on research, lots of it, and things I've had to do for my job or lots of hobby time I spend here. I'm not interested in just handing out simple opinions here. That's a waste of all of our time.
"YouTube uses 16:9 aspect ratio players. If you are uploading a non-16:9 file, it will be processed and displayed correctly as well, with pillar boxes (black bars on the left and right) or letter boxes (black bars at the top and bottom) provided by the player. If you want to fit the player perfectly, encode at these resolutions:"
Reference: http://support.google.com/youtube/bi...answer=1722171
Also when searching YouTube app on your phone the thumbnails on the left are also 16:9. You can quickly tell a video that is not 16:9 format by seeing if there is any title blocks in the thumb nail: as shown in the following screen shot the 4th down
Also I took your advice. I did a search for music videos on YouTube. You had said to look at the first 30 and about half should be standard 4:3. Well below are the first 29 videos that populate. Not one single video is not in a wide screen 16:9 or greater format.
So by your study it looks as if 100 percent is 16:9 or greater
16:9 Videos will have title blocks on4:3 screen sizes. So those videos you see with title blocks in my screen shot will will even worse on 4:3 devices.
Not sure how you can argue with me on this one.
YouTube never stretches the aspect ratio on its videos. If you have title bars it will allow you to "zoom" the video to fill the entire screen. When you zoom a video it's retains the aspect ratio it was uploaded in. So if there was title bars on the top and bottom and you zoomed. It would cut off the video on the left and right. If there was blocks on the left and right it would cut the video off on top and bottom.
I'm sorry man but your argument right there proves that you don't know much about aspect ratios lol


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Elizabeth Berkley Pays Tribute to 'Saved by the Bell' On 'DWTS'! [WATCH]
'Saved by the Bell' fans took a trip down memory lane on Monday night during 'Dancing with the Stars: Most Memorable Year of My Life' episode. Elizabeth Berkley channeled her Jessie Spano alter-ego when she performed her famous "I'm So Excited" jive from a fan favorite scene in which Zack Morris finds her in the midst of a caffeine pill freakout... Check out the scene from the 1990 episode as well her DWTS perfmance below!


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'Quietly and independently, the Sabres raised $44,000 for the families of 12 fallen New York firefighters earlier this season. Saturday night, nine of those families and a handful of firefighters who survived the Sept. 11 attacks came to the Garden as guests of the Sabres and met with the players in a closed-door session following the game.'
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ByGwen Orel
Tonight on "Once Upon a Time," the focus is on Ariel's backstory and the rescue of Neal.
We open in Fairy Tale, where the Evil Queen's guards chase Snow to a precipice over an Adirondack-looking lake. Rather than be taken captive, Snow leaps in. It should kill her, but she is rescued by a friendly female: Ariel the mermaid, who confesses that she's in love with Eric, a prince that she rescued and hasn't been able to forget. She looks just like the cartoon. She shows Snow an invitation she found to a ball, and then turns her tail into legs which are now in a mermaid-style skirt. She can do this, she says, because of (retrofitted) mermaid mythology, which is that the goddess Ursula allows mermaids the ability to walk on land for 12 hours every year during the ball, until the next high tide.
Cut to Never Land. Hook tells the landing party that Neal is alive and on the island. Go Hook! Maybe there won't be a drawn-out triangle after all. Regina is disgusted and stalks off to find Rump, who had just been taunted by Pan. "Even if you did save them, which you won't, no one will ever forgive you for the horrible things you've done," Pan told him. Regina finds Rump getting a pep talk from imaginary Belle, who wants him to come home. Regina chokes imaginary Belle, who turns into the shadow. "Look who you're really dealing with," Regina says. He says he can only stop Pan by dying, but Regina replies that he won't die by anyone's hands but her own. Which is kind of awesome.. He has an idea for a fate for Pan worse than death, but needs something in his shop. So, they will cross realms, go back to the shop and get it, she says.
At the ball, Snow tutors a giggly Ariel about silverware, which are forks, not tridents. Handsome prince Eric asks Ariel to dance. He recognizes her from his recurring dreams, thinking she's a vision of his future sent by Ursula. He invites her to come on a grand expedition in the morning, then realizes he's moving to fast, and tells her she can show up or not the next morning. It's not exactly a marriage proposal, but I guess it's all we'll get.
Regina, watching in the magic mirror, grimaces at the love scene, and magically twists the neck of one guard. Redemption arc or not, Regina was truly evil once upon a time.
Pan orders Neal to be taken to the Echo Cave. "The game is about to become interesting," he says. We still don't know who's in the other cage.
Snow advises Ariel to be honest. It's a dilemma, since the next day Ariel will have a tail again. Ariel goes to the edge of the sea to ask Ursula what to do. Just as Ariel expresses frustration Ursula, beautiful, blonde and tentacled, appears. Ursula offers her a bargain to keep her legs. The next thing we see is Ariel approaching Snow on the dock at dawn, with legs, able to speak. She puts a bracelet on Snow, who turns into a mermaid. That was the price. Ariel's so innocent, she doesn't understand that this is a bad decision. And it turns out that Ursula is a myth, as Snow feared, because just then Regina, the evil queen, appears. I knew that blonde looked familiar. Snow can't take the bracelet off. Regina starts to kill Snow with a spell, when Ariel stabs her in the neck with a "salad trident." Ariel wrests the bracelet off of Snow, and they dive into the water.
As the landing party tramp toward Neal, Emma says she kissed Hook. Snow tells her she deserves a happy ending and those begin with hope. The Charmings and Hook approach Echo Cave. Hook tells them that the cave demands a truth. Neal is in a cage across a chasm. Hook begins by saying, "I kissed Emma." Emma wonders how that's his darkest secret: but it is, because he never thought he'd ever be capable of letting go of his first love, his Mila. The ground shakes, and a little bit of bridge appears. Snow reveals that though she loves Emma, she's not O.K. with missing her whole childhood. She wants to have another baby when they get off this island. Lots more bridge. Charming says nothing would make him happier, but it can never happen with him. because he's been hit with dreamshade and if he leaves, he'll die. The bridge extends. Emma tries to hack at the cage, but Neal says that's not how it works. So Emma reveals that she never stopped loving him. Oh. Triangle it is then. Her secret was that she was hoping he was dead because it would be easier to put it behind them than to face going through the pain again. The cage dissolves.
A mopey Hook leads the party out, and says they should go get Tinker Bell and go home. Neal says he has a secret too, that he will never stop fighting for her. Pretty Hook stands in the bushes.
In Fairy Tale past, Snow, with legs, crawls onto land and advises Ariel to tell Eric the truth. Eric is waiting for her. Ariel swims up and tries to shout at him, but now—now—she has no voice.Oh no! How will Ariel get her happy ending? "I told you there'd be no second chances," Regina says, sitting on the dock. She took Ariel's voice, so she would never even have a chance at true love. The real Ursula appears in Regina's mirror as she stalks home, feeling good about herself. Ursula's tentacles come out and threaten her.
In Never Land, Regina picks up a shell, not to order calamari, but to find Ariel. Mermaids can travel across realms, but can't be trusted, Rump says. Regina gives Ariel her voice, and offers to give the mermaid what she wants: her legs. And also, the place that she sends her holds, among its residents, Prince Eric. It's called Storybrooke.
Have we met him yet? What do you think? Will Ursula return? Who's in the cage?


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Trump To Sign Executive Orders On Taxes, Wall Street Regulations
President Trump is scheduled to sign three executive orders today to begin reviews of tax and financial regulations. The orders Trump will sign at the Treasury Department could lead to looser rules on the way companies are structured and roll back regulations on large financial firms.
They'll focus on tax regulations issued in the final year of the Obama administration. One of those regulations made it harder for American businesses to incorporate in other countries to avoid paying U.S. taxes.
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Anselm was sorely unwilling to accept the office; he believed that the king would recover, and he knew his evil heart.
"These things lie not in human knowledge," replied Father Anselm.
We have two interesting letters of Anselm, written apparently about 1100.
Of course, I know that is the only way to get rid of it, if Father Anselm said so.
Lewin glanced quickly at Anselm, and then turned to Oswald, waiting more.
It was he who prevailed upon the Pope to canonize Archbishop Anselm.
With the abstract side of the question, however, Anselm was not concerned.
Who is the magistrate, and what are Father Anselm and this learned doctor!
Anselm was sustained by the power of conscience, by an imperative sense of duty, by allegiance to his spiritual head.
Anselm wanted the authority of the Pope to check vice and disorder.


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'"I really believe – and if I can get him to believe it – that a breakout year for him might be three times as many assists as it is goals," Ruff said. "He creates enough openings just by using his speed and his stickhandling that if he finds other people, his breakout year isn't going to come in the goals column."'
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I have only one favote line from a movie
"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time... like tears in rain... Time to die."
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Greetings Earthlings ! Today i'm going to write of my adventures with my friends.
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- When i call my cat i sign song with his name. For example the game of thrones song
- I am self taught, i know to do a lots of things
- i love make handmade stuff
- When I was the main voice choir for 3 years until i leave the choir
- I played the violin
- I don't have a favorite animal, all the animals are
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I make my homework
My favorite set is Breakfast is ready shoot by @anemona . I love this set because the place and my make up & hair.
Was the first set that i shoot with her. It was a very cold day.
I woke up at 8 to meet her at 10. I went to the place to prepare, which is the home of a
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i want one!!!!
"give me the boy"
" ihhhhhh hijo de puta"
"someone stole your hair"
"kill me, put a bullet on my head"
i love you deer
first I made food for my boyfriend, sausages with mashed potato (I want to clarify that was mashed popatos home make) and take him to work
yes! I'm that good girlfriend
Then I went to a friend to go to Chinatown, look what I bought are bubbles maker whit shaped of ice cream...
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The Texas Transportation Commission and TxDOT use the Unified Transportation Program (UTP) as TxDOT's 10-year plan to guide transportation project development. The UTP is developed annually in accordance with the Texas Administrative Code (TAC §16.105) and is approved by the Texas Transportation Commission annually prior to August 31. The UTP authorizes projects for construction, development and planning activities and includes projects involving highways, aviation, public transportation, and state and coastal waterways.
The UTP is part of a comprehensive planning and programming process flowing from TxDOT's agency mission to project-level implementation. That is, the UTP is an intermediate programming document linking the planning activities of the Statewide Long-Range Transportation Plan (SLRTP), the Metropolitan Transportation Plans, and Rural Transportation Plan to the detailed programming activities under the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) and TxDOT's 24-month (2-year) Letting Schedule.
Specifically, the UTP is a listing of projects and programs that are planned to be constructed and/or developed within the first ten years of the 24-year SLRTP. Project development includes activities such as preliminary engineering work, environmental analysis, right-of-way acquisition and design. Despite its importance to TxDOT as a planning and programming tool, the UTP is neither a budget nor a guarantee that projects will or can be built. However, it is a critical tool in guiding transportation project development within the long-term planning context. In addition, it serves as a communication tool for stakeholders and the public in understanding the project development commitments TxDOT is making.
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thats a shame as its in witham , next closest place is team suregrip westcliff
good fighters and could have you fight on their own show, which is quite big now
thats a shame as its in witham , next closest place is team suregrip westcliff
good fighters and could have you fight on their own show, which is quite big now
Guys, the Witham gym is still open, i'm a student there.
www.teamryu.webeden.co.uk for class times, etc, or give me a PM and i'll gladly give you all relevant information.
yeah someone pm me and gave me aload of details regarding the BJJ classes... if you have anymore details that would be great mate.
ahh, its team ryu now, used to be progressive combat , tell sam and tom that josh said well done on the bjj comp
Will do when i see them, buddy.
Braulio seminar there today!
jiujitsu classes at shen-ti in witham are mon 7.30 , thrus 7.30 and fri at 7.30
I should be coming down in the very near future as soon as my kidney infection goes and my elbow heals!
hi guys looking for infor on gyms within chelsmford n any infor u guys can give will b awesome...
i have basic skills from doin it a few years ago but lookinf to improve with a good gym
Come down to the shen ti club in witham. Thai boxing, BJJ (Gi and no gi) mma, and kali.
Check out www.teamryu.webeden.co.uk
There is some sort of mma club at the dovedale sports centre in chelmsford, which some guy runs but ive heard its not that great. But that was just peoples opinions. i cant vouch that for myself.
Looking for debut mma fight. And Muay thai and kickboxing fights. 6ft1 93kg.
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Yeah if you're in Chelmsford bro, come down to Shen-Ti. Wide variety of classes at a REAL cheap price comparativley.
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MENTONE - Resident Alan Sims' e-book exploring the ways homeowners can fight back against a bank's loan modification program is sitting on Amazon's best-seller list.
"Sue Your Bank: How to Fight Back with Little or No Money, Make Sense of Your HAMP Nightmare & Take Back Your Life" provides answers to distressed homeowners dealing with their bank.
Based on the work Sims provided to a homeowner who went up against a bank, the e-book explores the tools and provides a minute-by-minute look at the case in depth, he said.
A transcript of the case, and other ways to find out additional information from one's library or online, are additional features of the e-book, which is available through Amazon for download on a Kindle, iPad or Nook.
Using resources he pulled from the work used in the case, Sims took eight months to the complete the e-book, which he hopes to soon publish in print, he said.
"It's a complicated subject, which you have to write for everybody," he said of the e-book, which is available for about $9. "What the book allows you to do is look up state laws...and looks at the major things to help people get a shot at getting their credit corrected."
Sims is the CEO and founder of Courtroom Advocates, which offers expert witnesses and consultations to attorneys and their clients on real-estate matters.
Expert witnesses from automotive repair to employment are offered at various firms throughout the country, he said.
He founded Courtroom Advocates, in 2009, but then it was known as The Center for Litigation and Consumer Real Estate Education, to empower homeowners against their banks and mortgage companies, he said.
"In turn, I offered my services for all these loan scammers," he said.
Sims said he helped clients sue in small claims court, and shares those lessons in the e-book.
"I applied the same type of techniques we had to loan modifications through the bank," he said. "But we went after the banks for fraud."
The alleged fraud, he claims, involved banks taking money upfront and not providing services.
Sims also teaches attorneys and judges in California State Bar-approved continuing-education courses on real estate in San Diego.
In 2000, Sims became an associate member of the San Bernardino County Bar Association, the first non-attorney member.
"It's significant because I'm an expert witness and commercial real estate appraiser," he said.
Sims is also busy getting the word out about his e-book, and is working with his agent to get it into other formats.
"I mainly want to see people start over again with a helping hand," he said. "It doesn't happen all the time - you gotta have a reasonable claim - but it has gotten so bad legislation had to be passed. I know a lot of homeowners who have lost their house - but you have a right to fight foreclosure."
To learn more about Sims or his e-book, visit courtroom-advocates.com.
Reach Kristina via email, or call her at 909-793-3221, or find her on Twitter @TheFactsKris.


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text: I'm not sure why people are having so many issues with sizing. They tell you that they vanity size by about 2", and to make sure you get it, you can check measurements of waist, thigh, rise, etc on their site. well as I stated, I did go by their sizing chart (agonized over it actually) and the pants I received were at least an inch big on me. It may have something to do with the higher back (ass crack cover) causing the measurements to be different from where they actually sit on your waist. Next time I think I'd go with a 31 which is on the chart as 33" even though my waist measures 35".


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A Just Bay Area - Conference 2013
Bay Area Local Initiatives Support Corporation
Wednesday, October 30, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
The Equity Collaborative of the Bay Area Regional Prosperity Plan Project invites you to join with advocates, community-based organizations, local leaders, and public agencies to discuss how we can better organize and collaborate for equitable housing, transportation, and jobs. Affordable housing, living wage jobs, access to transportation, and displacement prevention are critical issues for our communities. How can we better collaborate for equity?
Conference Agenda
- Plenary Sessions - Listen to stories from communities around the Bay Area about the equity challenges they face and hear actionable insights and creative solutions based on recent wins. Speakers include:
- Bob Allen, Urban Habitat
- Peter Cohen, Council of Community Housing Organizations
- Alicia Garza, POWER
- Dwayne Marsh, U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development
- Kalima Rose, PolicyLink
- Bill Lindsay, City of Richmond
- Dan Martinez, COR
- Tina Brooks, LISC
- Supervisor John Gioia, Contra Costa County
- Welcome remarks from: Steve Heminger, MTC and Ezra Rapport, ABAG
- Workshops - Participate in conversations to share strategies for achieving equity.
- The Prosperity Plan's Economic Opportunity Strategy
- The Prosperity Plan's Housing the Workforce Initiative
- Scaling Local Organizing for Regional Campaigns
- Connecting Housing Element Advocacy, RHNA and Fair Housing
- Public Policies to Mitigate Gentrification and Displacement
- Community-based Organizing for Equitable Transportation Outcomes
- Local Innovations in Neighborhood Economic Development
- Living Wage Organizing Strategies
- Funding opportunities will be highlighted, including the MTC and ABAG Regional Prosperity Plan's Call for Projects (CFP), sub-grants funded by HUD for: Housing the Workforce ($230,000); Economic Initiative ($1.1 million) and Equity Collaborative ($340,000). The CFP is available on the One Bay Area website at: http://onebayarea.org/regional-initiatives/Bay-Area-Prosperity-Plan.html
- Reception - Share ideas, build partnerships, and innovate together.
Registration Details
The event is free, but registration is required.
- Registration begins at 9 AM.
- The program runs from 9:30 AM - 4:15 PM and will include breakfast and lunch.
- Networking reception immediately after program until 6 PM.
Contact Peggy Jen at Bay Area LISC: firstname.lastname@example.com
About the Equity Collaborative
The Equity Collaborative was created to coordinate with the other working groups to integrate equity principles in the work plan, and provide resources to ensure that underrepresented groups most in need of affordable housing and quality jobs have a real voice in the development and implementation of the plan. The Equity Collaborative is chaired by: Jane Martin, POWER; and Gen Fujioka, Chinatown CDC. Participating organizations include:
Asian Neighborhood Design, Bay Area Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), California Housing Partnership (CHPC), Causa Justa /Just Cause, Chinatown Community Development Center (CCDC), Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth, Council of Community Housing Organizations, Dolores Street Community Services, East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy, East Bay Asian Local Development Corp., Genesis, People Organizing to Win Employment Rights (POWER), PolicyLink, Public Advocates, Public Interest Law Project, Public Health Institute (PHI), San Francisco Foundation - Great Communities Collaborative, Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corp, Youth United for Community Action (YUCA).
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When & Where
Oakland Asian Cultural Center
388 9th Street
Wednesday, October 30, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (PDT)
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Bay Area Local Initiatives Support Corporation
LISC's mission is to support low income people and communities to make their neighborhoods great places to live, work and raise families. For more information visit our website.


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It's raining interns over here at Sharpie and today it's Whitney Kelly's turn to show off her blogging skills. Whitney graduated from the University of Kansas and is FOR HIRE. Here's my "job wanted" poster for her:
Super fashiony friendly fast-working firecracker fiercely dedicated to finding whatever it is and getting it done without fanfare force of nature.
How can you refuse THAT@?@?@ Heeeeeeeeeeere's Whitney…
I'm sure you all have seen the commercial for TOMS Shoes, featuring an attractive young man (Blake, the Chief Shoe Giver) operating a successful business while giving back to deserving kids. Well, ever since I saw that commercial, I wanted to get me some TOMS! Not only are these shoes pretty sweet, but for every pair sold, another pair is given to a child in need! Now, I don't know about you, but with a program like that, I should just exclusively buy/wear these kicks! OOH Wait, wait, wait..business casual is required at work…okay I'll buy a couple other brands but outside of the office, TOMS it is!
Anyhoo, enough of me… A super cool event is coming up at the end of the month! Zulu Creative, a Houston-based niche marketing and brand development agency, is celebrating their 3rd anniversary by teaming up with TOMS to host Style Your Sole, a TOMS shoe designing party! The event will provide children in need with a new pair of shoes & give attendees the experience of being a shoe designer for a day! Pretty Cool!!
How do you get an invite to this event? WELL my Sharpie loving friends, not only do you have the option of adding "Shoe Designer" to your resume, it's FREE, for all ages! All you need to do is send a quick reply to email@example.com. So GO!! Join the rest of the party goers at Zulu Creative's 3rd Birthday Celebration & TOMS "Style Your Sole," design some FLY KICKS and be a part of a great cause! The partaay will be held at Spacetaker's Artist Resource Center (ARC) at Winter Street Studios, 2101 Winter Street in Houston, July 26, 2009, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
If that isn't enough excitement for you, guess who else is going to be there!?! No, not Brad & Angie, even better, SHARPIES!! TONS AND TONS OF SHARPIES! I've been working with Tina Zulu, founder of Zulu creative, and have placed an order for literally hundreds of Sharpies – Paint Pens, Twin-Tips, Fine Point, Medium Point… and in aalll sorts of colors! I'm pretty psyched to see what everyone is going to design with the STELLAR assortment of Sharpies and some hot pairs of TOMS shoes!
Get out there, Be Creative – Express your Individuality! <3