ugarles

i think the answer is "AIN status is reserved for athletes from countries under suspension"

weird typo i thought it was spelled THE

they started by spraying the wrap and i think he was like "I'm not a doctor, but..."

i guess but this wasn't really ambiguous. WH clearly rolled him through twice and Turkey got 2 for exposure and not 1 for a reversal which would probably have drawn a challenge.

yes, the reason it didn't end at 12-1 is because it was a continuation of the position. what would turkey have challenged? hendrickson was lying on top of him at the end lol.

my mind palace has no market

back to back years losing to the gold medalist. counting it as a silver since there is no true third and nobody can invade my mind palace to stop me.

speed kills again. both of cardenas' takedowns were snatch singles, which is not really his game at all. it had to be here because patil's height, positioning and strength made it impossible to hit his favorite double. he had the same issue with gimri, tbh, but gimri is much faster than patil. the only takedown cardenas gave up in this match was when patil jumped the whistle a little and cardenas tried to defend with a seatbelt but patil put on way too much pressure for cardenas to hold him off. i was wondering how they could possibly be the same weight class until i saw them next to each other at the end.

i knew his axe looked familiar. (sorry, gimri! my bad, habibi.)

Waiting for Cardenas to take on Patil who looks like a big slab of 125 beef. So does Gimli tbh.

i don't think you can compare demonstration sports to the actual medal sports. those will always be a little weird and for-the-kids. hell 3x3 basketball was invented just so The Usual Suspects wouldn't win because our best players are never going to commit to that weirdo #$%^.

speed kills. the russian couldn't keep o'toole off of his ankle and o'toole had the strength and technique to convert three of the six times he got in. the russian quadpodding into an o'toole stepout was impressive but most of the really impressive work was from o'toole.

tbh i shouldn't have capitalized anything but op looked weird in lowercase and i felt compelled to go back maybe it's ocd

My sense is that LaJoie is happy to be getting a grad degree at Stanford, not that he isn't also happy to be in Palo Alto with Chayse. Getting grad transfers into Stanford isn't easy but I've heard that he actually had the academic profile for it. I'm curious to see how the people Koll took west do. If I recall, Cardenas, Duthie, Darrah and Yung LaJoie were all once ticketed for Ithaca. And maybe Provo? I thought some might leave for UNC but apparently not; I'd probably stay at Stanford too, especially after they brought in Ayres.

Posters here should be less pedantic as a rule. nobody actually thought that OP was saying Shapiro was the Senior world champ. Even the first guy who invoked Sidakov has already admitted he was joking. Yet here we are, two pages in of chimps heaving crap around the cage trying win an argument over a non-ambiguous technical ambiguity because they are insecure about their intelligence which leads to a compulsion to point out inconsequential errors. cut it out, dummies.

1. i am not surprised you know a convicted sex offender 2. this does not sound like a person who was falsely accused. it sounds like you don't believe that statutory rape is a legitimate charge because you believe minors are capable of legal consent. i'd read it again, if i were you, since the differences between his version and the shared story of the victim and the other witnesses were material and explicitly formed the basis of the judge's opinion. it's embarrassing that you keep speculating that a judicial opinion that sets forth its factual basis was ACTUALLY cover for wokeness run amok because you simply can't be a man In These Modern Times. He didn't even have an "alibi" he had an alternate explanation for the facts, which neither the police, prosecutors, trial judge or appellate judges found to be credible or consistent. i'm surprised you're a vegetarian when you could instead choose to abstain from eating male animals only.

the latter, in bold. the people at the party back her version of events, which means it isn't a he said/she said situation, it is he said/they said. his story for trial was different than his story the night of and her story was the same throughout and backed up by the other people at the party. it is my understanding that there was no seminal fluid. the question was whether it was his saliva or if she somehow accidentally transferred his DNA to her thigh some other way like by incidental contact from touching his hair to push him off (or on, as their story goes) and then her own body. the defense was a combination of the latter theory and dog-that-didn't-bark speculation that there should have been *more* DNA than what they found if he was guilty. just the facts. i report, you decide.

i mean, it's an undergraduate degree. there are hospitality focused electives but most of the curriculum is general to any business career path. and, like i said, the hospitality industry is more than happy to throw money at the school to have them do focused research and training.

well, post-hoc i'd say "slut-shaming yeardley love and projecting empathy for the wounded pride of her murderer". from before your post people have locked it down. it's pretty QED. i'm not against the presentation of general defense attorney arguments but you really do seem to be against rape prosecution as a matter of principle because you have reasonable doubt that women can be trusted. you are looking at the trial record, the judge's finding that neither Holm nor his expert were credible, and making the case that was rejected again.

it's a little more complicated than publicly owned. they get some state funding but the managment/ownership is less direct than the SUNY campuses. the difficulty of admissions varies. The hardest schools to get into have always been Engineering and A&S as far as I know, but Hotel is also private and definitely the easiest. AAP, ILR, HumEc and Ag have always seemed pretty close but I'm sure someone else has more current statistics.

Human Ecology isn't a major in ecology, it's a school housing a lot of different majors. ILR was funded by a state grant in the 1940s, probably because of labor strife and a desire to science their way out of it. It had a pretty lefty history but to my dismay it wasn't all that evident among the students by the time I got there. The Hotel School survives as what it is because the hotel and restaurant industry LOVES it. It's a specialized undergraduate business degree and the only similar program i know of is at UNLV. Also it is (or was) by far the easiest school to get into. Anyway, some things just get to where they are because history is what it is. Forking paths that you can't backtrack on.

it's a function of how and when they first got funding i guess? it's where i went so it doesn't seem weird to me. you can take classes in the other colleges so the structure doesn't matter most of the time. In ILR (which is an admittedly weird, narrow, one-major program) I had to take a lot of credits within the school for to fulfill my (the?) major. The Public Policy school is too new for me to know anything about it but it appears to be a standalone program in the same model as ILR. Law, Business, Medicine/Medical Sciences and Vet are all grad programs (as is Graduate, obviously). I do not know enough about Tech, though I know the Tech campus is a joint program with Technion-Haifa and is in NYC (the Med programs are also in NYC). The CIS program is less a school than an interdisciplinary umbrella that covers a lot of separate areas housed in various schools, much like the undergraduate business program (as distinct from the graduate business school). The image below is how Wikipedia breaks out the programs. Nobody has even bothered to create a page for the new public policy school which ... lol. I've highlighted the 7 longstanding undergrad programs. Wrestling not included.

you straight up do not care about the safety of women

Daniel Cardenas, Jack Darrah and Luke Duthie were Cornell commits who switched to Stanford when Koll took the job. Good lord, man, ILR is ILR. The hotel school at Cornell is "the School of Hotel Administration." Different programs entirely. ILR is one of the statutory schools (Ag and Human Ecology are the others); Hotel is one of the purely private colleges (Engineering, Arts & Sciences and Architecture, Art & Planning are the others. Man, UNC was an elite academic school but the state of North Carolina has been trying their hardest to defund and ruin it. Depressing.

I found the decision from the appeals court on this. FWIW, it wasn't semen on her thigh, it was probably saliva, which is consistent with her testimony that he started performing oral sex on her when she was asleep. The testimony of everyone in the house attending the party weighs against his protestations of innocence imo. https://casetext.com/case/state-v-holm-1