Offside offside means that the team causing a offside has to hand the ball over to the oponent. An offside isi s whistleled or usually shown with a flag by the assistent refree when a player is closer to the opponents goal at the time of the pass then any ohter oponent exept goalkeepr. An offside doesn't count when the player passing the ball is also in offside. Substitution A substitution is made by the couch. It means that he can replace one player in his/her team incase he wants too or a player cant continou playing. In official matches up to 3 substitutions are allowed in a game and the decision is made during the game vased on the players performance. Usuallt the substitute bench consists of 1 goalkeeper,2 defenders 2 midfielders and 2 strikers. Rarely a team has to substitute both goalkeepers and a player whos not originaly a goalkeeper will have to do his best. Football unites peole and motivates peole to do sports. The down side is that
Rendering takes about 3 hours for a 60 minute production shot and edited in HDV. Now, if I had 60 minutes shot on AVCHD, take that time and multiply it by 3 and you get an idea how long it takes to render out from MPG4. Basic cuts takes less time, but if there are transitions and effects, this really drags the system down to a crawl. Another thing, I just happen to like tape. It is cheap, and you always have a reliable backup. I keep all my master tapes just incase I ever need to go back and rework something, or need a shot that I know I have. Digital media is far too expensive to store (SD cards) and DVD's and hard drives are not reliable for long time storage. DVDs are easily damages by exposure to light, hard drives, lets not go there. Tape is reliable. I have tapes I recorded in the early 80's and they all play fine. I also forgot to point out that due to the compression, h.264 video tends to degrade quickly with multi pass editing, or re-encoding
eyes bluried sayin' goodbye at the cemetary tho' memories fade I got your name tated on my arm so we both ball till' my dying days before I say goodbye Kato, we're meant to rest in peace Thug till I die Chorus Verse Three: Bury me smilin' with G's in my pocket have a party at my funeral let every rapper rock it let tha hoes that I usta know from way before kiss me from my head to my toe give me a paper and a pen so I can write about my life of sin a couple bottles of Gin incase I don't get in tell all my people i'm a Ridah nobody cries when we die we outlaws let me ride until I get free I live my life in tha fast lane got police chasen me to my niggas from old blocks from old crews niggas that guided me through back in tha old school pour out some liquor have a toast for tha homies see we both gotta die but ya chose to go before me and brothas miss ya while your gone you left your nigga on his own how long we mourn life goes on... Chorus *repeats to end*
communication. I had carried a cell phone in my pocket an average of at least 12 hours a day for the last 10 years. No more. It didn't hurt me to put it somewhere else, and the evidence was strong enough to warrant a trial. Eleven weeks later, I had my first round of results. Happy Endings For eleven weeks, I adopted one new rule: my phone was no longer allowed to cuddle with my testicles. Its new home was a black InCase iPod armband intended for jogging. I could strap it to the outside of my upper arm or calf, or--if headed somewhere jogger fashion wasn't cool--I could simply turn the phone o before putting it in my pocket. In the latter case, or when running quick errands sans armband, checking messages every 30 minutes resulted in a grand total of zero problems. The front pocket of a backpack or bag also works. I waited 11 weeks to retest for a speci c reason: sperm production (spermatogenesis) takes