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The Porchlight Players present their sixth annual Play in the Park at Gypsum's Lundgren Theater this Friday and Saturday.
Showtime is at 6 p.m. and the entertainment is free. Families are invited to bring chairs and picnics.
The performance takes the stage at Eagle Town Park Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 8-9.
The Apple Tree" is a series of three musical playlets that were first staged on Broadway in 1966, starring Barbara Harris, Alan Alda and Larry Blyden. The storyline of each act is different but they are tied together by a common theme of romance and wishing for things that ultimately aren't wanted. The first act is based on Mark Twain's "The Diary of Adam and Eve." The second act is based on Frank R. Stockton's "The Lady or the Tiger?" and the third act is based on Jules Feiffer's "Passionella."
"This musical seemed like a great choice for summer," said first-time Porchlight director Nancy Lorenzi. "I love it and I've wanted to perform it for a long time."
The Porchlight Players is a community theater group and frequently mixes new talent with the veterans. Six new-comers are among the 15 cast members for "The Apple Tree." Didi Doolittle is one of the new Porchlight members.
"I saw the group's Valentine production, 'I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change,' and was really impressed," said Doolittle, who plays Eve in this weekend's production.
"When people hear the character I'm playing, they ask if I have to appear naked!" Doolittle said, laughing. "I say, 'No, it's a family production!'"
The Edwards resident said her husband has been very supportive.
"He runs lines with me and asks character questions I never would have thought of," she said.
Speaking of character questions, the second playlette, "The Lady or the Tiger?" is likely to leave the audience pondering one. It's definitely something that has been considered by Lorenzi and actress Trish Schultheis, regarding the character "Barbara."
Barbara (pronounced "Bar-bare-a") is a princess in a love affair with an army captain. The two are caught by the king and the captain is put to trial.
It is an unusual trial in which the prisoner must choose between two doors. A beautiful woman is behind one of the doors and a man-eating tiger behind the other. If the prisoner chooses the door with the woman, he is innocent and required to marry her.
Barbara learns ahead of time which door will conceal the lady or the tiger. Her lover, the captain, looks to her for an answer before choosing a door ... but which door she leads him to is open to interpretation.
Schultheis has a clear belief about which fate Barabara chooses for her man.
"I think she's a stuck up princess," she said.
Schultheis' cohorts said her portrayal strongly implies the outcome. However, there is still no definitive conclusion to the act.
Lorenzi has a different take on it than Schultheis.
"It doesn't matter which door he picks because Barbara loses him either way," Lorenzi said. "I have no hunch about what happens."
Nonetheless, there's a solid chance that the performance will entertain this weekend. The Porchlight Players are eager and have been rehearsing for months in the basement of the Alpine Bank building in Eagle.
"They're a great group of people," Doolittle said. "I'm happy to be working with them."
Those who go might go home with a new favorite song to sing to their children.
"My favorite song is 'Go to Sleep Wherever You Are' in 'Adam and Eve,'" Lorenzi said. "I used to sing it to my daughter. Another favorite of mine is Eve's 'What Makes Me Love Him.'"


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ERC and ERT urge for full EU budget
04.02.2013 - European company and research leaders have urged EU heads to greenlight €80bn for Horizon2020.
The joint letter of the European Round Table of Industrialists (ERT) and European Research Council (ERC) arrived some days before the EU Council will decide over the proposed €80m R&D budget of the EU innovation programme from 2014-2020. "We call on Europe's leaders to approve the €80bn funding programme for research and innovation, Horizon 2020. This will lay the foundations for growth in Europe", said ERC chief Helga Nowotny and ERT head Leif Johansson. The stakeholders warned that "any reduction in the funding to support excellent research will result in Europe having limited means to attract outstanding talent in a highly competitive global market."
The EU heads will meet this week after negotiations of the EU Summit last November failed. A week before Council President Hermann van Rompuy's initial budget proposal was withdrawn, 44 Nobel laureates had already warned in about the consequences of budget cuts to research and innovation. Over 100,000 Internet users supported their call not to slash the European Research Council (ERC) budget for excellent fundamental research. However, initial ideas discussed by the heads of EU Member States at the end of November foresaw cutting the €80bn innovation programme's proposed budget by 12% (about €10bn) or more in favour of agriculture and structural funds.
This time, the research lobbyists try to make a stronger case: "Industry has long realised that one of its most precious assets is people", stressed Nowotny and Johansson. "A continued supply of well-trained scientists and entrepreneurs is essential, especially for SMEs and start-up companies. Europe's future can only be built on its brains."
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The follow-up book to the author's Loom-Controlled Double Weave, this "notebook" is the continuation of his exploration of the fascinating world of doubleweave. After presenting his definitions for units and blocks and tie-up methods, the book goes into more depth and provides more detail covering such topics as: four blocks of double weave with an 8 shaft loom, eight blocks of double weave with an 8 shaft loom, stitching cloth layers in double weave, tie-ups, drawn and quartered and much more. The book makes extensive use of visual explanations and is illustrated with a very large number of drafts, weave-structure diagrams and line drawings. It is the perfect book for weavers who want to push the doubleweave technique to its limits.


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October 27, 2004
BP Solar to Boost U.S. Production of Solar Cells and Modules
BP Solar announced on October 20th that it will more than double its capability to produce solar cells and modules at its Frederick, Maryland, facility. The company will invest $25 million in the plant expansion, which will begin before year-end and be completed by the end of 2005. BP Solar will also increase employment at the plant by 28 percent. The expansion is part of BP Solar's plan to increase its global production capacity from 90 megawatts of solar cells per year to 200 megawatts per year by the end of 2006.
BP Solar will also grow the U.S. market for solar energy systems by expanding its efforts to offer solar power through The Home Depot. The two companies are currently offering complete solar power systems for homes at selected Home Depot stores in southern California, but plan to expand the program to another 40 stores in that region in November. In 2005, the companies will expand the program to stores in places such as northern California, New Jersey, New York, and Hawaii.
BP has also become a major sponsor of DOE's 2005 Solar Decathlon, in which teams of students from 19 colleges and universities will construct solar-powered homes on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., and compete in 10 contests over the course of 10 days. In addition to BP, the Solar Decathlon is sponsored by DOE in partnership with its National Renewable Energy Laboratory, The Home Depot, the National Association of Home Builders, and the American Institute of Architects. See the BP Solar press release and the Solar Decathlon Web site.


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Jeanette Mills was born Dec. 25, 1915, in Pineville, Ky., to the late Sarah Margaret Heath Elam and William Washington Elam. She passed away peacefully Dec. 21, 2012, in Memphis, Tenn., at the age of 97.
Jeanette graduated from Pineville High School and attended Union College, Barbourville, Ky., and Eastern State University, Richmond, Ky. She taught school for several years and after marrying Shirley M. Mills, they moved to Memphis and she worked in the Federal Reserve Bank until her husband graduated from The University of Tennessee College of Dentistry.
Upon his discharge from the United States Navy at the end of World War II, they settled in Oak Ridge, where she resided until 1998. At that time, she moved to Collierville (Piperton), Tenn., to live near her daughter, Judy.
Jeanette was active in the Oak Ridge Woman's Club and held several offices until she opened Jeanette's Bridal House in her home. Other activities included working with the T.B. Association and working many years with the Easter Seal Campaign.
Mrs. Mills was preceded in death by her husband, Dr. S.M. Mills and by her son, James A. Mills (Jim).
She is survived by her daughter, Dr. Judith A. Mills.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. in the Cemetery Chapel of Oak Ridge Memorial Park on Thursday, Dec. 27. A gathering of family and friends will be held one hour before the service.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Fayette County Animal Rescue, Rossville, TN 38066, or a children's charity of choice.
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ziatonic wrote:mazey wrote:yeah im not really sure as i havent tested it alot, just a few mkv (avc/ac3 6chan files) but from what i did it remux seemed to work atleast to ps3.
What version are you using? I'm on 1.90.1 right now. When you get some free time, if you could see if your stuff remuxes and let me know your config I would greatly appreciate it.
im using 1.90.2 SNAPSHOT but nothing new that is related to ffmpeg muxing has been commited in some time so it would work the same as 1.90.1, umm the only mkv's i have are all basically the same enc settings. for video i found if its mkv (mpeg4/avc type) it would remux it basically a straight v:copy, for audio all i know is if its ac3 surround it would remux the audio a:copy if its dts it would transcode the audio only to ac3. the remux works to ps3 with the files i have. sample below.
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Shortly after late returns Tuesday night showed that Councilman Bill Harrison had received the most votes in Fremont's mayoral race, he received congratulatory phone calls from two opponents, Councilwoman Anu Natarajan and Aziz Akbari.
"I felt honored and endlessly happy for all the people who invested their time and emotion in this campaign," Harrison said.
But no call came from former Councilman Steve Cho, who captured the second-most votes. Cho has refused to concede the race, saying it is too early to declare anyone Fremont's next mayor-elect. Cho, who trails Harrison by about 1,900 votes, estimates that as many as 15,000 Fremont ballots have not yet been counted, and he won't consider throwing in the towel until the ballot-counting is completed.
Alameda County election officials said Wednesday they still were counting about 140,000 ballots that have not yet been included in Election Day results. Of the uncounted ballots, 100,000 are vote-by-mail ballots and 40,000 are provisional.
"I have questions in my mind: Where are those votes at? And why were there so many provisionals?" Cho said. "Win or lose, I just want to make sure the process is fair."
As of Wednesday afternoon, Harrison had captured 35.25 percent of the vote, while Cho had 31 percent. Natarajan was third with 25.8 percent, Akbari was fourth with 5.5 percent, and perennial candidate Linda Susoev finished last with 2.2 percent.
Cho said county election officials told him they will spend the rest of the week counting remaining ballots, when he hopes his tally passes Harrison's. If Harrison were to extend his lead in that time, Cho said he does not have a number in mind that would prompt him to concede the race.
"I'll wait until I get to that point," he said.
The winner will replace Gus Morrison, a former mayor appointed this year to serve on an interim basis after Mayor Bob Wasserman died in December.
Union City's mayoral race was much simpler yet ended with a historic result. Carol Dutra-Vernaci, who ran unopposed, became the Tri-City area's first female mayor by capturing 97.5 percent of the votes. She is replacing Mark Green, who lost a bid for county supervisor Tuesday after choosing not to run for re-election the mayor's job he had held since 1992.
"It's an honor, and it really means a lot to me," Dutra-Vernaci said Wednesday. "I'm thrilled about going forward as part of the leadership team of our area."
In the Fremont City Council race, the third time was the charm for Vinnie Bacon who is a first-time winner after losing the 2008 and 2010 races. While Bacon led all candidates with 25.6 percent of the vote, Councilwoman Sue Chan -- the race's lone incumbent -- retained her seat by finishing second with 22.5 percent.
The top two vote-getters won the election.
John J. Dutra, co-owner of a land-development company, trailed in third place with 18.27 percent; former Fremont police Officer Rick Jones was fourth with 18.21 percent; Rakesh Sharma, a retired medical research scientist, was fifth with 11.5 percent; and Mark Wadley, a surgical technologist, finished last with 3.8 percent.
In Union City, incumbent Jim Navarro soundly defeated newcomer Jose Estrella to retain his council seat. Navarro captured his third term on the City Council by receiving nearly 67 percent of the vote. Estrella had 32.2 percent.
Staff writer Angela Woodall contributed to this report. Contact Chris De Benedetti at 510-353-7011. Follow him at Twitter.com/cdebenedetti.


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Obama's 'Between Two Ferns' Gets Emmy Nomination
The Emmy nominations are out, and one nominee isn't a regular on the Red Carpet.
President Barack Obama's appearance on Funny or Die's "Between Two Ferns" with Zach Galifianakis was nominated in the "outstanding short-format live-action entertainment program" category. The nomination is the for the piece itself, so the golden statuette would not come home to a White House mantle if the interview wins.
The Obama administration credited the piece for a 40% increase in visits to the health exchange website, HealthCare.gov, on the day after the video was released. As for Mr. Obama's Emmy-nominated performance, former White House press secretary Jay Carney said it worked because they knew the president could pull it off.
The interview has been watched 22 million times, but faces stiff competition: This year's Super Bowl performance featuring Bruno Mars and The Soup's True Detective piece.
As a senator, Mr. Obama won two Grammys for best spoken word album. He won in 2005 for the reading of his book "Dreams From My Father" and in 2007 for "The Audacity Of Hope."
The city of Washington also has something to celebrate: It's the setting for several shows, including Scandal, Veep and House of Cards. The shows, while known for highlighting the nation's politics for better or worse, aren't shot in Washington. Scandal uses the Huntington Library & Botanical Gardens in San Marino, Calif., as a stand-in for White House exteriors (the show The West Wing did, too), according to IMDB. House of Cards films in Maryland, using the Maryland House of Delegates chamber in Annapolis as a set.


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The New Hampshire Department of Education, Rhode Island Department of Education, and Vermont Department of Education have developed a common set of Grade-Level Expectations, known as the New England Common Assessment Program Grade-Level Expectations (NECAP GLEs), and test specifications in Mathematics, Reading, and Writing. Building on the success of the NECAP collaboration in Mathematics, Reading, and Writing, the states have developed common assessment targets and test specifications for Science. Grade-Span Expectations (GSEs) for high school students in Mathematics, Reading and Writing have been developed for grades 9-10 and 11-12. The GSEs include expectations that are assessed on the State assessment and others that will be a local curriculum and assessment option. All GLEs and GSEs are incorporated into the NH Curriculum/Frameworks documents approved by the State Board in June 2006.NECAP is administered in October in grades 3-8 and 11 in Mathematics and Reading. Writing is assessed in grades 5, 8, and 11 at the same time. The three week test window begins on October 1 or the first school day after October 1 if it falls on a weekend. Science is administered in grades 4, 8, and 11 each year during the last three weeks of May.Source: New Hampshire Dept of Education - NECAP
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Smart update is very fast, too! Highly recommended.
The smart update feature adds and deletes files from a previous backup to keep it in sync with your current data in a fraction of the time it takes to do a full backup. This, along with stuffing the backups in encrypted sparse dmgs using disk utility or hdiutil, makes all my backup dreams come true.
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ARM Provides Market Leading IP for Wearables
Innovation starts with ARM and the fast-paced wearables market has been quick to leverage ARM's low-power IP to enable the wearable technology revolution.
ARM industry-leading processor IP and other key building blocks enable a broad spectrum of devices. Already there are countless innovative ARM-based wearable devices on the market from the likes of Fitbit, Pebble, Misfit, Xiaomi, TomTom, Timex and Polar as well as the more traditional OEMs such as Sony, Samsung, Huawei, ZTE, Asus, and Motorola
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The adoption of wearable technology is rapidly increasing and is poised to have a significant impact on daily lives. Getting the right tools and technologies into the hands of innovators is key to driving the boundaries of wearable product design.
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Wearable technology is a very diverse space spanning ultra low power fitness bands running for months on a single charge through to high-end graphically intensive headwear and every conceivable variation in-between. ARM is the industry's leading supplier of processor technology, unrivalled in offering the broadest range of processor cores to address the performance, power and cost requirements for the plethora of wearable devices.
The current portfolio of ARM IP delivers the attributes needed for basic, mid-range and high-end wearables. The below image shows how ARM Cortex-A and Cortex-M MCUs plus ARM Mali GPU, Mali DPU and Mali VPU can be assembled to support different product requirements.
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Providing innovators with rapid prototyping tools is essential when accelerating development time and the creation of working prototypes, thus speeding the innovation cycle. The ARM mbed™ platform and mbed Wearable Reference Design bring unique sets of tools, resources and a flourishing development community that allows rapid prototyping for ARM-based devices. Silicon partners such as Freescale, NXP, Nordic Semiconductor and STMicroelectronics have joined the mbed community bringing extremely efficient and ultra-low power Bluetooth™ capabilities – a fundamental building block of wearable technology and something that is already extensively used in many wearable technology devices today.
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The owner of one of Meridian's most historic buildings says the Temple Theatre could serve the community better wtih the support of a larger organization.
Roger Smith purchased the Temple Theatre from the local Hamasa Shrine five years ago. Since then, he has been able to attract a variety of shows and events to the venue. However, he's now exploring an option for the site which he feels could best serve the community.
When Roger Smith purchased the Temple Theatre in 2009 he was a semi-retired businessman from Dallas, Texas. He paid $500,000 for the building. Since then he says the number of events held there has increased. Hosting things such as: the inauguration for city leaders, the state program that's formerly known as Junior Miss, some big name artists and annual shows, Smith says he has spoken with local government leaders about taking over the property.
"Meridian doesn't have a municipal auditorium so to speak or a convention center, and so it kind of serves as a neutral meeting ground for various groups, art groups, civic groups, you know the blood drive and things like that," says Smith. "The most responsible thing would be for a college, or the city or the county to acquire the theatre and take it over because the city really does need an auditorium or a central meeting place, which it really doesn't have. It doesn't have a large auditorium where they can hold functions and so on."
Although Smith says the best thing would be for a college or government entity to acquire the property, he says such a plan is currently not in the works.
"Of course, everybody is in a kind of conservative mode now with trying to figure out the budgets and so on, but there's interest in various arenas, even from the state, even the governor is interested; it would be the most logical thing," says Smith. "We need a larger infrastructure behind the theatre other than just me; I'm one person. We need more community leaders that are in a position financially to help restore the theatre. I've done a lot to the theatre, but here again, I'm one person."
Calling the Temple Theatre a gem, Smith says the structure is something that realistically cannot be replaced at this time. In fact, to do so he estimates that it would cost about $70 million to build a new one just like it.
"So, it's an irreplaceable gem, and it is very important because for a city to be strong it must have a strong, healthy, vibrant downtown area."
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Blues Assign Cracknell to Peoria
Monday, 03.18.2013 / 8:00 AM CT / St Louis Blues - News
St. Louis Blues
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Blues Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced the club has assigned forward Adam Cracknell to the club's American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Peoria Rivermen.
Cracknell, 27, has dressed in eight games for the Blues this season, posting two assists and two penalty minutes.
While with the Rivermen, the 6-foot-2, 210-pound forward has appeared in 43 games, ranking third on the club with 27 points (13 goals and 14 assists) to go along with 24 penalty minutes.
The Prince Albert, Saskatchewan native was originally signed by the Blues as a free agent on July 23, 2009.


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Exciting news from Director Delene Allen is that very soon we will be able to search the Quitman Public Library catalog of holdings online from the library website from our home computers connected to the internet.
This means that we can find what is available and reserve books from home. Also, we will have access to the library's ebooks collection. The new Apollo Biblionix circulation software should be up and running soon. Keep checking the library website.
All of our resources which we have added to the library catalog should also be available for home searching. For those items not yet in the catalog, we need some volunteers to get them entered by computer in the library database. If you have some time and typing skills, we can get you training to enter the items.
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Well, I think Rich pretty much said it all but I'll add my $0.02 anyway. Trey did indeed arrive at Mike's Pizza, and at first I did not recognize him with the buzz-cut. I was thinking to myself, "Gee! that guy looks almost like Trey ..." When someone else grabbed me and said "THAT"S TREY!" So Shelly went over and spoke with him while the rest of us kinda peered across the restaurant making silly faces and waving like maniacs. When Shelly returned she announced that Trey was doing an interview (where will that appear, I wonder?) or some such, but promised to come say hi to us when it was done. So I gamely sat there, resisting the urge to go get on line at the Theatre, until he popped over. He seemed highly bewildered by our presence, but pleased at the same time. He eventually wandered off clutching a bag of chicken sandwiches which he claimed were "great".
First set was hot. I didn't know half the songs so I won't post a list either. What I am given to understand was the "Mike's Groove" medley was amazing. I had forgotten what a transcendant experience a Phishshow could be. And this is only my third. Second set was also excellant, though less transporting than the first. I was pleased to hear "Tweezer", which they played at the first two shows I went to, and I find it an absurdly pleasing song. The a cappella "Memories" & "Sweet Adeline" and the end were really neat, and were followed by a ripping "Golgi Apparatus". I hope Pandion made it out to Riverside after the show and didn't get stranded in Park Street Station. Further on this note: If anyone is going to a Boston/Cambridge area show in the future and needs crash space let me know, since I got some room on the floor - I've fit at least 2 people on it previously and could probably fit more if need be.
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Deputies make prostitution arrest
Published: Friday, November 16, 2012 at 2:13 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 16, 2012 at 2:13 p.m.
A woman faces a prostitution charge after Terrebonne Parish deputies said they found her and a man in a hotel room with drugs.
Narcotics agents said they found Brittaney "Tara" Scioneaux, 22, 4803 Oak Drive, Lafitte, in a room she had been operating out of. They found a couple Xanabars, or four Xanax pills, in her possession.
With her was Dontrell Eleby, 28, deputies said. Agents found $556 and a small amount of synthetic marijuana on him.
Police are still investigating if he was soliciting a prostitute.
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Auditorium Theatre, Rochester, NY
Set 1: BowieDavid Bowie[1], Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, Poor Heart, My FriendMy Friend, My Friend[2] > Rift, WedgeThe Wedge, CDTChalk Dust Torture, Esther[3] -> Maze, GolgiGolgi Apparatus
Set 2: PYITEPunch You In the Eye, Mike'sMike's Song > HydrogenI Am Hydrogen > WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove, Weigh, MSOMy Sweet One > SampleSample in a Jar > BBJBig Ball Jam, Stash[4] > LizardsThe Lizards, HYHUHold Your Head Up > Bike, Amazing Grace
[1] Oom Pa Pa signal in intro.
[2] Beginning featured Trey on acoustic guitar.
[3] Simpsons and Random Note signals in intro.
[4] Unfinished.
· Charge! tease in Esther
Noteworthy Jams: David Bowie, Weekapaug Groove, Stash
Average Song Gap: 4
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: The David Bowie intro contained an Oom Pa Pa signal, while the Esther intro contained Simpsons and Random Note signals and two "Charge!" teases from Page. The beginning of My Friend featured Trey on acoustic guitar. Stash was unfinished.
Song Distribution:
5 Rift
4 Stash
4 A Picture of Nectar
3 Junta
2 Lawn Boy
1 Hoist
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
Songs by Debut Year:
This show was part of the "1993 Winter/Spring Tour."
Nice Bowie to open up with while Paul gets everyone settled in, maybe just a little off in parts. Trey blows the lyrics to a standard Bouncing. Sounds like a bad cord somewhere making noise in a good Poor Heart. Really good MFMF tonight with an almost flawless intro and great creepy ending! Well done! Moving right along into a smoking Rift that has a few tiny rough spots. Completing the triple shot from the new album is the uncomfortable Wedge. It's not quite there yet. Chalk Dust rocks as usual and lacks a little energy towards the end. Ah, the first Esther of the year complete with proper signals and a lot of screwing around in the intro. The song itself is a little rough and sounds unpracticed, but still kind of funny and playfull. Maze even sounds a little off tonight, but Page and Trey rip their solos as usual. Golgi has a great position as first set closer and was dynamic and well played.
I'm so happy to hear Punch making it's comeback. This one's still rough in the transitions, but has great energy. Mike's was kind of weird and messy for me. I wonder what type of antics where going on as Hydrogen was a little off as well. Weekapaug on the other hand had a great dynamic and unique jam. Mike gets a good chunk of the second set tonight, continuing with a well played Weigh, also first one of this year, as is My Sweet One. This one is on fire! The second Sample ever is better than the first. Well played, and even though the vocals aren't quite there yet, this is a good song. Then the Balls come out, Fishman even switches to swing before the last ball is in. Stash was a little off tonight, but has a great jam in there before the inexplicable no ending. Right into a Lizards? Oh well, Lizards was pretty well played, maybe a little off in spots. A little HYHU brings Fishman out to sing the first Bike of the year. Really funny vacuum solo, like he's going heavy metal or something. Another inexplicable ending leads us to an Amazing Grace closer. This one gets a little better each time.
Cavern was well played. Then Trey rushes everyone into a supper fast, almost unintellegable Rocky Top. Really rushed.
I only gave this one four stars to push this one up on its average score, because the overall playing seemed so well practiced. Each song did have at least one minor flaw though, keeping this one around three and a half stars at best.
There's not a whole lot to say about this lackluster show. Perhaps my expectations were a little high due to a great setlist and the previous show kicking serious butt. Regardless, this show didn't do much for me. There's no hard-hitting highlights. 2.3 had a great YEM > Lifeboy, 2.4 had a good Mike's Groove, 2.5 had another good YEM and killer Split, 2.6 had wonderful guest spots, 2.7 was basically an entire highlight reel, and 2.9 has... not that much.
Bowie opens well. That's an opinion I hold for any show with a Bowie opener. I've always loved a Bowie opener. This one does its job. Chalk Dust in the middle always seems a little awkward and the intro to Esther is way to long and boring. There's not a whole lot worth noting in this set. The Wedge got played again. That's four times in six shows now. Only five more performances remain before it gets shelved until '95. Overall a pretty boring first set. Nothing sticks out.
Set two is better, but still not great. I also have a soft spot for Punch openers, so yay! Mike's >>> Weigh is solid. Weigh is particularly well played this go-around. The Lizards emerging from an unfinished Stash is the brightest part of this fairly dim show. I'd say a fairly strong case could be made for a true segue arrow (->) between the two. The Lizards appears very naturally; however, it is just a great save by Trey after a botched Stash jam. Stash is on a trajectory towards greatness before it quickly and inexplicably falls short of its mark. It's all good because Trey really does perform a masterful save with The Lizards, but I'm not going to sugar-coat things, The Lizards was an intervention song.
Altogether a pretty uninteresting show. Check out the Stash > Lizards is you're so inclined.


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I was playing a bit with some of the newer tools and I stumbled on a puzzling behavior with the circle tools:
1 - draw two circles
2 - select either "2 Tangents and Radius" or "Point, 2 Tangents" to draw a third circle
Now I want to remove the outside section of the third circle, so I pick the "Break out Segment" tool and click the corresponding section I wish to delete, but the whole circle disappears as if it were not intersecting the first two circles.
If instead I pick the "Divide" tool, and click the two intersections (under auto-snap) then I achieve the goal. So, the intersections do exist, but do not seem to be recognized as such by the "Break out Segment" tool...
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I discovered Virtualdub back in the days when DivX was a ripped-off Microsoft experimental beta codec. Since then, I have used it to do some small captures, but also to recover some bad quality films that could gain major improvement through a carefully weighted application of filters.
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The useful free software you can't do without
Developed pretty much single-handedly by Avery Lee, Virtualdub is a linear video capture and editing tool which is aimed at one thing: getting one video stream, selecting the images you want to keep in it, and applying filters to the rest of it.
It is not a Premiere killer. Rather, it is a video repair kit: some filters like the blur, resize, rotation or deinterlace ones allow such a fine tuning of a video that I can personally attest to having been able to recycle a badly captured cartoon from a low quality VHS tape to an almost DVD quality—and almost real time.
Now, Virtualdub runs on Windows only—for one simple reason: it has tight ties with Windows' audio capture and codec system—and, as such, all those wonderful filters are pretty much lost to us when we boot under our system of choice, whether it be GNU/Linux, FreeBSD or OpenSolaris...
I should mention, though, that I managed to actually run Virtualdub under Wine at one time, and even to make it use some codecs compiled for win32 that I had installed. However, due to it falling back to GDI rendering (overlays led to black screens and DirectDraw crashed), I had to be extremely patient to accomplish anything at all with it—and the source had to use installable codecs (those had to run under Wine too) or be MPEG1 (since Vdub has an integrated MPEG1 decoder built-in due to Microsoft's not being accessible through the ACM architecture).
Of a strange state of things
Virtualdub is covered under the GPL; as a matter of fact, several forks have appeared, to enable people to do things with Virtualdub that Avery didn't intend to integrate, or were a bit too close to ripping for comfort. One such port has become Virtualdubmod, which allows several sound streams and subtitles to be integrated into a project, and which provides Ogg and Matroska export (on top of Audio Video Interleave—AVI).
I may not have looked right, but I have been unable to find a *NIX port or at least a compressor able to make use of all those filters with all their settings in the *NIX world.
I do XVID backups of my DVDs. Not only because I feel safer watching copies and keeping the original protected, but also because I have a DVD-less laptop and I sometimes like to watch a movie when I'm on the move.
And here Virtualdub is sweet: coupled with Avisynth, it allows me to get the video and compress it at very high frame rates, with its colours recalibrated, the image resized and deinterlaced when needed, all that with a single-pass quality-based compression.
GNU/Linux tools I've found may have required a bit less hassle to set up (there are nice GUIs to hide mencoder settings for example), but as far as I could find none allowed me to stream the video, deinterlace, crop and resize it on the fly before sending it to the compressor while setting it up to use quality based, quarter pixel, Trellis sampled etc. encoding.
Of course, I could learn all the commands that Mencoder provides; I could play with pipes too so as to do resize and cropping; I could hand-edit Xvid's default settings.
You know what? If I could do it through 'Virtualdub for Linux' GUI, I'd enjoy it a lot more. However Avery doesn't have the time, the POSIX experience nor the motivation to do the port himself—he's encouraging any coder willing to do the port to ask him questions, though.
Sometimes I wonder if FOSS developers don't live a bit in a bubble; I mean, we have here a piece of software that has seen long years in development; which is, accidentally, coded in a FOSS developer's favourite language (assembly and C); its source is free (it's covered by the GPL), and its developer actually answers most emails you send his way (comments posted on his blog usually get answered, too).
How come no project has ever tried to port Virtualdub, its filters and lean code to POSIX systems? While I acknowledge Mplayer's developers' hard work, suffice it to say that they happen to be very GUI unfriendly... And while I'm not against the use of the command line interface, video treatment works better with a frame buffer, a timeline and a live output.
And those just happen to have been in existence for almost ten years.
See: Virtualdub website
Of movie making and control
An interesting read - but I can't help wondering if you havn't used avidemux2? - it does have the ability to use filters and output as Mpeg4. Ok, it doesn't have all the filters of virtualdub, but its the best editor / filter package I've seen on *nix...
No, I haven't - but I'll
No, I haven't - but I'll give it a try, thanks.
I wonder how hard it'd be to make avidemux2 use Vdub/Avisynth filters...?
A computer is like air conditioning: it becomes useless when you open windows.
FOSS developers need to embrace the others and not repel
I have to agree with you on FOSS developers. They need to embrace the others and not repel them just because they are not developing on *nix platform.
There are many shareware/freeware apps that are really great and started off life in the Wintel platform. While I develop mostly for Windows and DOS (from C/C++, BASIC, VB to C#, .NET stuffs etc), I also write apps on Palm, PPC, HPC platforms etc. I used to write on *nix platform but that was years back, when X11 libraries was all I had.
I myself wrote couple of freewares and am currently straddling between Windows and Xubuntu /w XGL. FOSS developers would do much more for the FOSS cause if they were to embrace FOSS developers on the Wintel platform.


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Keeping it casual whilst pacing between the old and the new flat this weekend. I have this thing about varsity style jackets and apparently also some sort of knack for vintage jackets. So this one just had to come home with me when I walked by the vintage corner at the Clothes Show when visiting Birmingham a few months back.
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You, the members on this site. come up with some awesome ideas. All are welcome
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Marion, I must say that after I sent out the 30 E Cards I have been getting so many responses on how beautiful they are. I am going to start using them now for everyone for all occassions. I feel if I blast people enough with CC Cards they will soon remember the name cholangiocarcinoma. And as you might guess, with our endeavor here to make changes for the better in Hospice, our CC name is going to be popping up a lot. A side benefit!
Does the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation have a facebook +/or twitter account so we can tag on so our friends can see it and we can tweet about it?
Does the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation have a facebook +/or twitter account so we can tag on so our friends can see it and we can tweet about it?
(there are also icons at the bottom of the screen that will take you right there. come join us.)
The Cholangiocarcinoma month is in full force and has been received with fantastic responses by many of you. Thank you. Please, help us to continue to fatten up the piggy. (Top of page.) All monies received will be directed to research of this disease.
We really need some help. What can you think of would help bring awareness to our cancer? Any idea is welcome. With these many great minds on this site there is no doubt that we will be successful.
Thanks a bunch,
How about in say 6 months time or so we could have something like "catch up week"? That way we could have another blast of awareness for a week and at the same time we would be able to promote what we have done and what has been achived since the end of awareness month? Plus if we did something like that then it would be halfway between the end of 1 awareness month and the start of the next one for 2012. I know it won't help for continued raising of awareness throughout the whole year, but it was just a thought I had.
Cool idea, Gavin.
I personally have never heard of cholangiocarcinoma before I woke up one morning and I glowed in the dark and looked up what caused jaundice. While I love the great idea for the "you tube" promotion, the people with this disease is the story. There are plenty of free (always looking to save a buck) press release programs that we can issue a success story.
There are many "cancer" sites that list the cancers but I never see cholangiocarcinoma listed. Have we approached them to give this site some credit and even a link is great for seo love.
Cathy....great thought. Rick, Dawn, Stacy, and Sara continuously take a look at the responses to the posting. They will be happy to see your's also.
It really is great for you to ask the question re: other organizations linked to us and the reverse. Indeed, there are.
You need to go to top bar, get involved, and scroll down to: Resources and Partners. We always are open to partnering with others. If you have any suggestions please, let us know. We appreciate the input.
Take care and best wishes,
This week I am meeting my team of doctors for my plan of attack (hoping for liver transplant) and when I know what the plan is, I will be happy to volunteer to do more than just "read" and give my ideas. My life has changed with this disease, (like everyone else) and I know this is where I am suppose to be... :-)
Cathy, understandable. Please let us know what the doctors come up with and wishing you the BEST!
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I opened the port 5001 on my macbook because the router can't use upnp, I tried several times selecting "en1" or "lo0" (I dont know what the hell they mean)
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what should I do?
I'm not sure of publishing my log, I dont know if it's safe
"unable to retrieve MAC address for UUID creation: using a random one". "it's reeady! You should see the server appears on XMB"... doesnt work