Yuugiri, who added blinkers for the race, went straight to the front and led the way through fractions of :24.04, :47.95 and 1:12.85 with Sandstone on her right hip and Cancel This and Famed up close as well. Dream Lith, who also added blinkers to focus, was rated in sixth in the clear down the backstretch and commenced her winning move around the far turn.
Sandstone drew closer to Yuugiri at the top of the stretch but the leader kicked on as Dream Lith powered home down the center of the track. Dream Lith, with a four-wide move, continued to rally and surged past a stubborn Yuugiri inside the final sixteenth of a mile for the win.
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This is a program for stretching the audio. It is suitable only for extreme sound stretching of the audio (like 50x) and for applying special effects by "spectral smoothing" the sounds. It can transform any sound/music to a texture. The program is Open-Source and it's released under the version 2 of the General Public License. You can download the source code for Linux or the Windows binaries.
Please note that this is suitable only for extreme time stretching (e.g. if have a melody of 3 minutes and you want to listen it in 3 hours). If you want "less extreme" time stretching, you can use a program which contains the SoundTouch library.
This program doesn't process the sound as a single piece: it cuts the sound in small pieces and process them. Each small piece is called a "window". The size of the windows controls the size of the window in samples, which affects the frequency and the time resolution of the resulting sounds. The small windows have good time resolution, but poor frequency resolution. Also, large windows has poor time resolution, but they has great frequency resolution. Usually, a window of 7-12k is good for most music. Very big windows (larger than 100k) can be used for special effects (for smearing the sound very much and transforming it into a sound-texture even if the stretch is closer to 1.0).
The onset sensitivity specifies how sensitive is the stretching to onsets. The leftmost position represents "ignore all onsets", while the rightmost is very sensitive to onset (and might get many false positives). When an onset is detected the stretching is disabled for that window, making the onset to start fast even on very long stretches.
It sounds very good on stretching classical music(for finding small errors on choirs :) ). I like very much listening to Vangelis using this effect. I recomand you to try to listen "Movement 1" from "El Greco" album from the 9:00 minutes stretched by 30x, using a window of 10k samples. Also, you can try the "Monastery of La Rabida" soundtrack from the "Conquest of paradise" album. To create an interesting effect you can use small amount of stretches and big window sizes (like 5-10 seconds long).
Obviously, for the sake of cost, converting the video aspect ratio is an excellent choice. In this post, we'll show you how to convert a 4:3 video to a 16:9 file, whether you want to keep the whole width, avoid stretching, letterbox or pillarbox...
WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe - an excellent aspect ratio converter that will change aspect ratio for widescreen HDTV, computer monitors, smartphones, social media, etc., like from fullscreen 4:3 to 16:9 widescreen, 16:9 to 4:3, 1:1, 1.85:1, etc. High quality without stretching or squashing.
Apparently, pillarboxing and croppping are two ways to change aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9 without stretching/squeezing/distorting the images. If you don't mind the black bars, pillarboxing is definitely the best way to keep the image as is. But both methods are far from ideal. In fact, it is reported that 5% anamorphic distortion is undetectable and a 7% anamorphic distortion is not objectionable. Maybe combining the three methods is the best way to convert aspect ratios with the best results.
This classic stretch is very useful for the groin muscles, and for improving hip rotation to the side. Pay close attention to your back and keep it straight and upright as you move through the stretch.
Modified Version: Sitting on a chair, lift your legs on to an elevated surface. Put your feet together, with your knees splayed outward. The key, as you move in and out of the stretch, is to keep your chest up and lean forward as you draw your knees downward.
This routine makes for a good warm-up or cool down for your other training, but it can really be practiced at any time. Some people enjoy doing this routine when they first wake up to shake off the cobwebs, or just before going to sleep to get a nice stretch in. Really, you can do this routine whenever it works best for you.
Spending a few minutes every day (or as often as you can) on improving your hip mobility can have a huge impact on helping you feel freer in your body, and more capable of doing whatever you want and need to.
This is exactly what I expected back in July, when I said Las Vegas would win 11 games! In a 27-20 victory over the Chargers, the Raiders looked like a playoff team. Davante Adams went off -- again -- with eight catches for 177 yards and two touchdowns. Josh Jacobs further bolstered his case for Offensive Player of the Year with 144 yards and a touchdown on the ground, giving him an NFL-best 1,303 rushing yards on the season. Shoot, we even had a Chandler Jones sighting -- these days, that's like spotting Bigfoot! The big-ticket free-agent signee entered the game with just a half sack on the year, but he terrorized Justin Herbert to the tune of three sacks and five QB hits.
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Flying high on the wings of a five-game win streak that dates back to the first week of November, Avila men's basketball (7-2, 3-1 KCAC) will seek to stretch that streak to six straight when the Eagles welcome the Sterling Warriors (2-8, 0-7 KCAC) to Mabee Fieldhouse in Kansas City on Wednesday evening.
Donte' Simpson has been the underlying force behind the Eagles' success so far this season. He's the only Eagle that has started in all nine games and is the team's leader in minutes, field goal percentage, free throw percentage, rebounds, assists and steals. He had his streak of three straight double-doubles snapped in his team's latest win over Kansas Wesleyan, but he still ranks fourth in the KCAC in that category, as well as second in the league in assists per game and third in offensive rebounds per game with an average of exactly three per game, good for a spot in the top 50 nationwide.
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UNC certainly had its chances against the Blue Devils. The Tar Heels led by as many as seven in the first half and were tied with 3:57 remaining. But UNC failed to score again in the game, and Duke -- led by freshman Dereck Lively II and junior guard Jeremy Roach -- making winning plays down the stretch.
Lively, who finished with 14 rebounds and eight blocked shots, had two offensive rebound dunks. Roach, who scored a game-high 20 points, had a key driving layup and made three free throws down the stretch. Freshman Kyle Filipowski grabbed a key offensive rebound in the final minute.
The Duke loss adds to a string of close losses for UNC throughout the season. Earlier in the week, UNC lost to Pittsburgh, 65-64. The Panthers notched the game-winning free throws in the final seconds.
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