i made a 9 minute video in Premier and it saved as a 320 MB AVI.
i want to get that down to like 50 mb with as little quality loss as possible. How would i go about doing this?

To make you feel at home

:4: :10: :5: ;-) :thumbs-up: :banana:

"not for nothin'", is also a good way to tell someone fuck you in a nice way.

always precedes something offensive. Just like when someone says, I don't want to be a dick/bitch, or I'm not racist, but.....

But I am convinced that liberals would drink a cup of piss if it were labeled, "anti-Bush"

Democrat and DNC sympathizers are regisering dead folk in swing states, sending out memo's directing people to pre-emptivly complain about voter fraud against the Rep's and even complaining about Nader exercising his right to run for office.

Just seems alittle hypocritical to me.

I been looking for this set on torrents for a while, I found it finally but no seeders left.

Does anyone have this or seen it anywhere on torrent?

Jack's an admin again? What did you guys fuck and make up?

"Why is it that the supposedly weak and "pussified" liberals look like farking Rambos compared to conservatives as fast as terrorism is mentioned?"

In the middle of a big ol' flamewar on Fark, someone asked this question. And it's a damn good one.

Big cities - New York, LA, Chicago, DC, etc...they're the most likely targets of terrorists, but also the loudest to speak out against restrictions on liberty in the name of "fighting terrorism."

Meanwhile, the people in Mississippi and Utah and the backwards motherfuckers upstate, they're the hardliners.

Why does someone in Butte, Montana vote Bush because "Bush is strong on terra" while I, living in suburban NJ and working in downtown NYC, the biggest terrorist target on the planet, vote against Bush because in many ways, his anti-terror brigade infringes on my rights.

Quote:SAN FRANCISCO, United States (AFP) - San Francisco Giants outfielder Barry Bonds has used performance-enhancing drugs, according to quotes from his personal weight trainer.

The San Francisco Chronicle report said trainer Greg Anderson claimed in a recorded conversation last year that the slugger used an undetectable drug during the 2003 season.

"The whole thing is, everything that I've been doing at this point, it's all undetectable," Anderson said in a recording provided to the newspaper. "See, the stuff I have, we created it, and you can't buy it anywhere else but you can take it the day of (the test), pee, and it comes up perfect."

Bonds, who has frequently denied using steroids, hit 45 homers in 130 games in 2003. This past season, the 40-year-old batted .362 with 45 home runs and 101 RBI in 147 games and became only the third major leaguer to reach the 700-homer plateau in a career.

The 38-year-old Anderson is a defendant in the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative (BALCO) steroids conspiracy case, in which Bonds, along with Gary Sheffield and Jason Giambi of the New York Yankees , has testified. Anderson was charged with taking part in a steroid distribution ring that provided the substances to professional athletes.

The federal probe of BALCO, a California nutritional supplement lab, has put MLB under scrutiny and was a key component to Congress passing The Anabolic Steroid Control Act of 2004 on Monday.

In 2001, Bonds set the major league record for home runs in a season with 73, eclipsing the mark of 70 reached by Mark McGwire three years earlier. He has won the National League Most Valuable Player award six times and is a favorite to win a seventh this year.

Too much Ryan Hart.
Not enough Brian Leonard.