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Mallee to trial mobile dental service
The Rural Doctors Association says a new mobile dental check-up and oral health promotion service is welcome news.
A trial of the Mobile Dental Care Program in the northern Mallee was announced yesterday.
Swan Hill-based GP and the association's Victorian president, Mike Moynihan, says it is vital that adequate follow-up dental services are also made available.
"We are still very thin on the ground for dentists ... we do have a clinic here at the moment, for a long time we couldn't get dentists to work in it, so you hope that that [clinic] will continue ... and apart from that there is a very thin service ... there is a dentist in Ouyen, a dentist in Kerang and that's about it," he said.
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I starting reading about Money Creation on wikipedia, and after wikihopping for an hour ended up reading about famous modern cases of Japanese ritual suicide. True Story.
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Today i was wikihopping so much that i started reading a page on Samuel Clemens and ended up on a reading a page on the war atrocities by Japan during the Second Sino-Japanese war. (Via Mark Twain->Vivisection->Human Experimentation-> Second Sino-Japanese War)
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Interested in taking art and design courses but aren't a major? there are many options available to GVSU students. (Read more)
I began as a painter and remained studying painting until I finally recognized that the paintings were getting worse. In 1975 I discovered printmaking and eventually went on to study that at the University of Iowa. From there I moved to Rochester, NY where I set up a press, printed for other artists to pay rent and to learn the skills and from that studio I began making exhibition prints. It was also around that time that I began my association with Samuel Beckett and ultimately made three books of prints with his texts. By 1982 I began to teach at Grand Valley State College, (now University), in West Michigan, where I continue to teach and to make prints , drawings and photogravures.
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There is occasional mention of discarding older parts of rhizome because
they are dead or going to rot anyway, so I thought I'd share this one.
Exception to the rule?
These are two rhizomes of HARVEST OF MEMORIES. Each has at least 4
(maybe 5 in the lower one) generations of rhizome, each section with
live roots and forming new pups.
These rhizomes came from a clump that is in too much shade to bloom well
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Dozens Hospitalized During Avicii Concert
Thirty-six people were taken to the hospital during Avicii's June 25 concert in Boston, the Boston Globe reports, citing drugs and alcohol as the cause.
Thirty-six people were taken to the hospital during Avicii's June 25 concert in Boston, the Boston Globe reports, citing drugs and alcohol as the cause.
The Boston duo Aer is ready to rock the tents Saturday night for the 38'th Grandmas Marathon kicking off a fun night of celebration!
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OneRepublic, with opening act The Script are hitting Target Center Tuesday, June 17 at 7 pm, and we want to send you! To win, all you need to do is find our special number one cutout somewhere in the Twin Ports (see it below) as part of our OneRepublic Scavenger Hunt.
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The weather couldn't have been any better than it was for the 7th installment of Rhymesayers Entertainment's Soundset Festival at Canterbury Park in Shakopee, MN.
First off I want to extend a big heartfelt Thank You to all the teachers out there who devote so much time and energy to teach our kids whether it is academics ,music, sports or clubs. You are appreciated very much, if not by the kids all the times, by us the parents.
Following the success of their debut album, MKTO is hitting the road in 2014 on their very first headlining tour of North America — and we've got the dates!
Miley Cyrus can't catch a break. Just when the singer thought she had finally recovered from her health issues, she's back to feeling unwell enough to perform on tour.
Lily Allen suffered a pretty embarrassing wardrobe malfunction during her London concert last night, April 28 -- but you know what they say: the show must go on.


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Sheffield Insulations, supplier of insulation products and services, lifted pre-tax profits from pounds 1m to pounds 1.36m. It achieved the result on marginally lower sales of pounds 66.7m (pounds 66.8m), which still produced increased operating profits of pounds 1.4m (pounds 1.2m). Interest payments fell 58 per cent to pounds 65,000. Interim dividend is held at 1.8p.
Fired Earth Tiles, the terracotta and ceramic tile retailer, made pounds 6,000 (pounds 136,000) pre-tax profit, affected by the decline in the housing market. Turnover was virtually unchanged at pounds 2.46m (pounds 2.44m). No dividend (1.625p).
Hornby Group, the toys and leisure products maker, fell to pounds 158,000 (pounds 541,000) pre-tax profit. No dividend.
P-E International, provider of management and computer consultancy group, slumped to pounds 514,000 (pounds 1.8m) pre-tax profit. Interim dividend is 1p (2p).
Business Technology Group, suppliers of office automation equipment and lease broker, climbed from pounds 154,000 loss to make pounds 212,000 pre-tax profit.
Haslemere Estates lifted pre-tax profits to pounds 6.9m (pounds 5.3m).
Acsis Group, the recruitment and sales promoter, slashed pre-tax losses from pounds 1.3m to pounds 285,000.
James Fisher & Sons, the ship owner and charter company, reported lower pre-tax profit of pounds 1.8m (pounds 2.3m). Interim dividend is cut to 0.5p (2p).
Inoco, the property trader, significantly reduced pre-tax losses from pounds 3m to pounds 467,000. No dividend.
Schroder Group declared a 6p (5p) dividend for the first six months of this year.
Breedon, the building materials supplier and contractor, fell to a pre-tax profit of pounds 1m (pounds 1.65m) in the six months to 31 July. The interim dividend has been held at 1.75p.
Whinney Mackay-Lewis, the architect, incurred a pounds 435,000 pre- tax loss (profit pounds 576,000) in the year to 30 April.
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Frank Arrigo has been working on a cool little project Down Under. It's called TalkTechBlogs.
"This project has been a dream of mine for a while. It provides a single aggregated view of all the local bloggers in the OPML, as well as the ability for bloggers to add/remove them selves from the list. I love it. No longer do I have to manual edit an OPML file in notepad again!"
It's got a bit of Digg in it too: Users can give an item a Thumbs Up (Aussie style). The OPML is a collation of Aussie tech bloggers (which you can wack into your reader), but a lot of the content is pretty much applicable to anyone with techie tastes.
I'm thinking – how could use this for the Data Programmability side (that's my new team)…maybe a collection of the ADO.NET / SQL Native / data access related blogs…? Maybe…
Dave….and Olivier (Mr Communities at Microsoft.com), what do you think? Could we run with this idea for more topics at Microsoft.com?
Anyway, nice work Frank…can I nab it?
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"Not only does the President regulate more of the law, he brags about it, and he brags about his willingness to change it unilaterally...first this administration makes the wrong decision then won't give the American people a straight answer." House Speaker John Boehner, June 25, 2014.
In an op-ed released over the weekend, Speaker of the House John Boehner says he is going ahead with plans to ask a bipartisan legal advisory group to draft legislation paving the way for a lawsuit against President Obama.
The speaker won't say which specific executive orders he's targeting, but says the President has made an "end run" around the American people and members of congress on healthcare, energy, and foreign policy matters.
President Obama is defending his solo act, insisting he's been forced to take action on his own because congress has failed to do so. Ken Mayer, a university professor and author of the book 'With the stroke of a pen – executive orders and presidential powers', spoke with FOX19 about the merit behind Boehner's suit.
"If you look at the overall scope of what Obama has done is it true that he has pushed the boundaries of executive power? Absolutely, but it's also true that every president does this ... George Washington did this. If you look at the Administration of Andrew Jackson there are political cartoons of Jackson in the robes of a monarch trampling the constitution," says Mayer.
Meanwhile, FOX19 examined a comprehensive presidential timeline compiled by bipartisan think tank The Brookings Institute, and found that not only has President Obama issued fewer executive orders than President George Bush (43), he's averaged the fewest of any president since Grover Cleveland dating back more than a century.
Should Boehner convince his colleagues in the house that pursuing a lawsuit against President Obama is worthwhile legislation, he would then have to convince a democratically controlled senate. Should the legislation somehow manage to pass both houses of congress it would then go to the president's desk where it would be destined for veto.
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Aiken Standard (Newspaper) - July 24, 1989, Aiken, South Carolina Page 2A Mexico Finds Debt-Reduction Plan LeMond Stuns Biking World Page 5A A Quick Read Maybe We're Ail Just A Little Batty WASHINGTON (AP) - Holy Ba-troots! Is it really true, as some scientists suggest, that human beings and bats might be distant cousins who share the same primeval ancestors? Is there a Batman or Count Dracula lurking in each of us? In the heat of this summer's bat-mania, with American moviegoers breaking box-office records to see Batman, " anything seems possible. The National Zoo's bat expert, Dr. John Seidensticker, says ifs an intriguing theory, one you could sink your teeth into, but he's not sure he I believes it. Other scientists at the Smithsonian Institution scoff at the idea. From Pigpen To Parlor Porkers Become Pets NORCO, Calif. (AP) - Kayla Mull raises petite potbellied pigs that skateboard, squeal and sit up for their supper. One pig plays "Swine Lake'' on the piano; a swimming pig has been known to perform the swine dive." "They are new and marginally hip, said Carolyn Gray, a writer for Pet Care Report. ' They are friendly, relaxed, and you can housebreak them, which are the big three as far as I'm concerned." The little swine are selling big in Beverly Hills. "Yes, it s a trend. If you have your BMW, you have to have a pig now," said an owner of two little pigs who wanted his name withheld because of zoning violations. (The mini-pigs, originally bred in China, can be raised legally only in areas zoned for livestock.) Weather Rain Unlikely Partly cloudy skies are forecast tonight with a 20 percent chance of mainly evening thundershowers. The low will be in the low 70s. Tomorrow will be partly sunny with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms. The high will be in the low to mid 90s. Please see details on Page. Deaths Clifford E. Bridges, Martinez. Ga. Brian A. Cam, Martinez, Ga. Harold R. Copeland, Augusta Robert Brian Dye, Martinez, Ga Pearl S Evans, Windsor Mozell Gathers, New Ellenton Voyed S. Hamrick, North Augusta Louise J. Harris, Laurelton, N Y. James Michael Long, Edgefield Russell McCaskill, Virginia Beach, Va. Sam S McDonald, Graniteville James B. Pemberton, Claxton, Ga. Heather E. Redd. Martinez, Ga. Norman B Trotter, Edgefield Ernest Walker, Aiken Please see details on Page 8A. Inside Today Bridge 5B Calendar....,,,,..........,..,.......10B Classifieds ........ 3B Comics.......... 9B Crossword ...... 6B Cryptoquote...,.....,..,,,...,.,,.,. 4B Dear Abby..,.,,,,.,....... 9B Lewis Grizzard ............... 3A Local Front ........ 1B Obituaries... ..... 8A Opinions ............. 4A Sports ............................................ 5A Television.,,..,,..,.,,,.,....,,.,......... 9B Weather .................................8A -mEKi COUNTYMlfct it I 435 NEWBERRY ST. S. W. >/UKEH, & C 2WI Page IB Useful Tips Near Thunderstorms Monday, July 24, 1989 25C Aiken, South Ceroline Sweet Victory Japan's Leader Resigns Post AP Laserphoto BRITISH OPEN WINNER: American Mark Calcavecchia plants a kiss on the championship trophy after he won the British Open in a playoff over Wayne Grady and Greg Norman. Please see details on Page 5A By The Associated Press TOKYO — Prime Minister Sousuke Uno today announced that he would resign after his scandal-plagued party suffered a stinging electoral defeat — losing control of a house of parliament for the first time in its 34 years. The long-governing Liberal Democrats had seen their popularity plummet over the Recruit influence-peddling scandal, a new 3 percent sales tax and the liberalization of agricultural imports, which farmers say hurts their livelihood. Uno, who has been prime minister for less than two months, said his party's loss of control of parliament's upper house in Sunday's elections was ultimately his responsibility. "It was a very difficult election," he told a nationally televised news conference, speaking calmly. Uno had been criticized by women's groups and others for his alleged extramarital affairs with women including a geisha who said he paid her to be his mistress for several months. He said he hoped a successor could be found "promptly." Analysts said they expect the process to take at least several weeks. Uno's resignation will result in the dissolution of the entire Cabinet and a restructuring of the governing party's leadership. In the balloting for half the 252 seats in parliament's upper house, the big winner was the Japan Socialist Party, led by Ta-kako Doi, the first woman head of a major Japanese party. Of the 126 seats at stake, the Socialists won 46, the Liberal Democrats 36. The Socialists' total jtrt.^h in the chamber rose from 43 to 66; the Liberal Democrats' fell from 142 to 109. Rengo (Confederation), a new labor-based group, was received ll seats and the centrist Komeito (Clean Government Party) IO with the rest split among smaller parties. Ms. Doi said her party would quickly call a meeting of opposition leaders to form a coalition against the Liberal Democrats, who still hold 293 of the 512 seats in parliament's more powerful lower house. Any such coalition is expected to be fragile. While most major opposition parties have called for abolishing the new sales tax, they vary broadly on other issues such as defense policy, relations with the United States, and nuclear power. With the loss of their majority in the upper house, however, the Liberal Democrats will face greater difficulties in passing legislation. The upper chamber can vote down bills and can delay but not block the budget and treaties. Differences between bills passed by the two houses must be ironed out by a conference committee. Ms Doi called her party's victory "the people's verdict," and said Uno's decision to step down was "only natural." She said the Socialists' first priority would be to pass a bill in the upper house abolishing the sales tax. Such a bill is unlikely to be approved by the lower house, however, and a standstill over the issue could add to pressure for early elections for the lower chamber. Elections for the lower house do not legally have to be held for 12 months. A loss in the lower house would threaten the governing party's 34-year hold on power since that chamber chooses th dr/ prime minister. About 65 percent of Japan's 90.3 million eligible voters cast ballots. 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Here is the best and most beloved gelaterie in Rome…
It is the weather for licking sweet melting scoops of gelato from morning til night. These are our favourite icecream or gelato in Rome.
Allergy-Conscious Gelato
Gelateria Fatamorgana
Top Locations: Piazza degli Zingari, 5 (Monti), Via Bettolo, 7 (Prati), Via Roma Libera, 11 (Trastevere), Via Laurina, 10 (Via del Corso), Via Aosta 3 (Re di Roma)
Why: Each visit to Fatamorgana is a new adventure for your taste buds. They change their selection frequently and their more creative flavors range from black rice and rose petal, to avocado, white wine, and lime, to their bestseller, basil, walnuts, and honey. Gelati made without sugar and dairy are available, as are gluten-free cones.
Romeing Recommends: The zaniest flavor they offer! Go wild!
More Info: gelateriafatamorgana.it
Gelateria dell'Angeletto
Top Location: Via dell'Angeletto, 15 (Monti)
Why: This tiny gelateria is tucked away in Monti has gluten free, as well vegan friendly flavors. The owner previously worked at the famous Gelateria dei Gracchi and is now bring the same amazing gelato taste to Monti. Putting spins on traditional and seasonal ingredients, this "corner" gelateria is the go-to spot for those looking to enjoy a generously scooped gelato while wandering around the neighbourhood.
Romeing Recommends: Honey and rice. Similar to a rice pudding, this flavor is a healthier option that is both a refreshing and filling.
Gelateria dei Gracchi
Top Locations: Via dei Gracchi, 272 (Prati), Via di Ripetta, 261 (Piazza del Popolo), Viale Regina Margherita, 212 (Nomentano)
Why: Skip the tourist traps around St. Peter's Basilica and Piazza del Popolo, and make a beeline for Gelateria dei Gracchi, consistently rated as one of the top gelato spots in the city. Gracchi's flavors faithfully follow the seasons, and range from apple and mint, to rum spiked chocolate, to sweet melone, or cantaloupe.
Romeing Recommends: Pear and caramel. Sweet, sharp, and smooth all at the same time, and the pistachio, laced with toasted, Bronte nuts.
More Info: gelateriadeigracchi.it
Gelateria Grom
Top Locations: Via Agonale, 3 (Navona); Via della Maddalena 30 A (Pantheon); Via dei Giubbonari, 53 (Campo dei Fiori); Piazza dei Cinquecento (Termini)
Why: Go beyond gelato and head to GROM for sorbets, ices, and frappes. They boast an extensive guide to each flavor's ingredients for those with allergies or lactose intolerance, and they never use any preservatives or synthetic colors. In a cool twist, most of the fruit they use is from their own farm.
Romeing Recommends: Combine their Guatemalan Coffee with the hazelnut. Two standard flavors that make a decadent and rewarding mix.
More Info: grom.it
Fonte della Salute
Top Location: Via Cardinale Marmaggi, 2 (Trastevere)
Why: For (nearly) guilt free gelato noshing, stop by this Trastevere gelateria. All flavours here are made without artificial colors, additives, refined sugar, and emulsions. Only fresh, certified-organic ingredients are utilized, and vegan and gluten-free selections are on offer. Frozen yogurt with granola and fruit, crepes, Sicilian-style brioches with granita, fruit and veggie juices, semifreddi, and cakes, mean the most gluttonous to the most health conscious of your group will find something to indulge in.
Romeing recommends: Try a scoop of their chocolate with orange honey, and coconut with figs.
More Info: fontedellasalute.bio
Established Gelato Institutions
Top Location: Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina, 29 (Via del Corso) – TEMPORARY CLOSED
Why: Since 194, generations of family members have contributed to this purist gelateria. Ciampini is very particular.They use only organic milk, cream and eggs in the flavors, maintaining a tradition of the highest quality. It's impossible to go wrong with their traditional flavors: the chocolates, the nuts, the coffees – all are creamy with rich textures.
Romeing Recommends: Raspberry and nutella with a dash of whipped cream.
More Info: ciampini.com
Gelateria San Crispino
Top locations: Via della Panetteria, 42 (Trevi Fountain); Piazza della Maddalena, 3 (Pantheon); Via Acaia, 56 (Appio-San Giovanni); Fiumicino Airport (Terminal A).
Why: San Crispino's passion for combining traditional and innovative recipes has made it a Roman institution known for superb gelato. Word is, San Crispino is so passionate about the purity of their product that they prefer to not sell the gelato in a cone – it may compromise the flavor.
Romeing Recommends: In Italy, it's common to ask for two or three different flavors in the same cup. Try the crema all'armagnac and cacao flavors. Oak barrel aged brandy and chocolate- it's strong stuff!
More Info: ilgelatodisancrispino.it
Gelateria del Teatro
Top Locations: Via dei Coronari, 65 (Navona) and Lungotevere dei Vallati, 25 (Campo dei Fiori/Lungotevere)
Why: Conveniently located a short walk from Piazza Navona, Gelateria del Teatro concocts its gelato with high-quality ingredients like Avola almonds from Sicily and lemons from the Amalfi Coast. Flavors range from classics like strawberry and coffee, to wildcards like lavender with white peach, dark chocolate infused with red wine, and sage with raspberry.
Romeing Recommends: Rosemary, honey, and lemon, a refreshing and unique treat for the palate.
More Info: Facebook gelateriadelteatro
Giolitti Gelateria
Top Locations: Via Uffici del Vicario, 40 (Pantheon); Viale Oceania, 90 (Eur)
Why: Established in 1900 and still a family run business to this day, Giolitti is arguably Rome's best-known gelateria. Their Pantheon location is the original store, and is hands down the most elegant place to devour a gelato in the city. They also have other sweets, such as ice cream cakes, pastries, and chocolates.
Romeing Recommends: The Coppa Giolitti, a gelato "sundae" with custard, chocolate, zabaione, cream, and hazelnut shavings.
More Info: giolitti.it
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Come il Latte
Top Location: Via Silvio Spaventa, 24 (Repubblica/Barberini)
Why: Come il Latte are dedicated to quality, and create their flavors with seasonal ingredients. If the richness of the gelato isn't enough, you can add swirls of chocolate or flavored cream topping.
Romeing Recommends: Chocolate with chilli. One of their new flavors for summer, it's a sweet treat with a kick.
More Info: comeillatte.it
Scimmia Factory
Top Location:Via dei Falegnami, 64 (Jewish Ghetto)
Why: The philosophy of Scimmia Factory includes the importance of concocting gelato in carapina (a steel gelato maker) which renders the gelato decidedly smoother and creamier.
Romeing Recommends: Vegan chocolate ice cream heaven – must try
More Info: scimmiafactory.it
Top Location: Viale dei Colli Portuensi, 594
Why: To understand Otaleg's approach to gelato, just step into the store. It is fronted with their "gelato laboratory," the self-proclaimed soul of the gelateria. Otaleg also offers professional and amateur courses, from how to become a gelato connoisseur, to how to make gelato at home.
Romeing Recommends: Choose simple, classic flavors; the hazelnut, pistachio, and almond are revelations.
More Info: otaleg.com
I Caruso
Top Locations: Via Collina, 13-15 (Sallustiano), Via Gadames 26/28 (Libia), Corso d'Italia 82 (Piazza Fiume)
Why: The sweet tooth's heaven, I Caruso, has a constantly changing gelato menu, featuring a flavor of the month, and a weekly special. Their zabaione (cream and marsala wine) is available year round and possibly the tastiest in Rome.
Romeing Recommends: Try their cremolato, finer and stronger than a granita, but as creamy in texture as a gelato (made with 100% fresh fruit).
More Info: gelatoicaruso.it
Fior di Luna
Top Location: Via della Lungarina, 96 (Trastevere)
Why: Fior di Luna is composed of true, certified organic and fair trade gelato artisans. They source most of their ingredients locally, and sometimes offer gelato making courses.
Romeing Recommends: Fior di Luna prides itself on their sorbets – only fresh, seasonal fruit is used, and they serve as a perfect pick-me-up after a long day of sightseeing in the heat.
More Info: fiordiluna.com
La Romana
Top Locations: Via Ostiense 48, (Ostiense), via Cola Di Rienzo 2 (Prati), Via Venti Settembre, 60 (Repubblica)
Why: Established in 1947 as a family run gelateria, La Romana have now expanded all over Italy. They have strict production rules,eco-friendly packaging and they publish a full list of ingredients on their website. Creative artisan gelato with a conscience.
Romeing Recommends: Mascarpone, raspberry and toasted pine nuts, or cream scented with vanilla and lemon rind, or nougat with hazelnuts and chocolate….
More Info: gelateriaromana.com
Top Location: Via dei Chiavari, 37 (Campo de' Fiori)
Why: Renowned gelataio Simone Bonini first made a name for himself in Florence, and arrived in the Eternal City a few years ago with the opening of his gelateria Carapina. Meticulously sourced ingredients and years of experience make the gelato at Carapina some of the city's best – and their spin on the ice cream sandwich is delightfully nostalgic.
Romeing Recommends: Try crema dell'Artusi, a vanilla concoction inspired by 19th century cookbook author Pellegrino Artusi.


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The "Grow Your Spirit" Gardening Club of Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, New Gloucester, Georgia, has released a new devotional booklet for the late summer gardener: Grace Comes Like Zucchini Squash.
"I was weeding in the church's community garden, despairing because we had no tangible fruits of our labors, and lifted up those mammoth squash leaves, and surprise! Seven zucchini! No peppers, no tomatoes, no beans, no corn yet, but literally buckets of zucchini. So I began to think about how God provides for us in all ways through squash, and decided to write my musings down," said master gardener Serafina Rubowitz, 83.
The devotional has a religious meditation a day, along with useful gardening tips and zucchini recipes. A sampling of the devotional reflection titles are "Cooperative Grace: The Creator, The Sower, And The Yield", "Amazing Grace: How Huge the Crop That Must Be Canned By Me", "The Zucchini Seed That Fell on Fertile Ground...," and "Spreading the Grace: Presenting Zucchini So It Will Be Accepted By Others".
The booklet is available in the parish hall after Sunday Masses for $3.00, or for free if you take some of the church garden's zucchini home.
(The Zucchini Chronicles II, and III)
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Avisynth Help thread
Since several people have asked me about how to do various things with Avisynth over the last few weeks, I think it's time we had a thread like this. Post your favorite tricks, utility functions, smart ways to do common things, etc.
I'll start off with the absolutely most common question I get:
How do I overlay an AFX clip or a picture on top of a video?
As usual with Avisynth, there's more than one way to do it, but one particularly convenient way is to write a custom function to do it. I did this once and Devastator had his own variant (that I'll let him post himself), but both are hidden deep in the AFX questions thread, so I'll post my version here:
function insertsign(clip mainclip, clip overlayclip, int startframe, int "endframe") {
1. Copy-paste the code into an empty text document and rename it to .avsi (not .avs).
2. Put the .avsi in your Avisynth plugins directory.
3. Use the function insertsign(), like so:
The function takes 3 arguments (and one optional one: endframe):
insertsign(clip, overlayclip, startframe [, endframe])
Overlayclip is the AFX sign/picture you want to overlay. The function expects this to be a RGB32 clip with a transparency mask. See the AFX thread for details on that, or consult the manual for your image editing programs on how to make transparent PNG's.
Startframe is the frame in "clip" where the overlaying should start.
Endframe is the frame in "clip" where the overlay should end; this parameter is optional and if you don't specify it (or set it to 0), it will default to startframe+length of the overlayclip.
Example usage:
Is there a way to apply a filter to only a part of a video?
Yes, that's pretty simple, but if you want to do this seriously you'd be best off with using YATTA for it. Anyway, here's how you do it (exactly like YATTA does it, but manually):
Is there a way to filter only part of a frame?
Yes, it's possible, but probably not worth it. If you insist on doing it anyway, here's how:
avisource("X:/stuff/example.avi") # let's assume 640x480
stackvertical(stackhorizontal(a, b, c), stackhorizontal(d, e, f), stackhorizontal(g, h, i))
How do I insert a logo/picture before the actual video starts?
Simplest way to do it, if the video isn't VFR:
This one is just for lols, but say you wanted a video to play 50% faster:
And that's what I can come up with today. Everyone else feel free to post other contributions or ask questions.
Okay, here's a question. Is it possible to append a single repeating frame onto a video using ImageSource?
Until now, I've been doing it this way.
ImageSource("image.png", end=72, pixel_type="RGB32").ConvertToYV12()
You can also load an alpha mask image with ImageReader and use that mask for the Overlay, if you want non-rectangular areas filtered.
As for Starks's question, there shouldn't be anything preventing you from just:
Anyone know any good sites that list (and possibly explain) syntax that AviSynth can read?
You should take a look at the AviSynth Documentation that comes with it, then maybe AviSynth's website (now they have a new MediaWiki which is still being worked on so some stuff is still missing) might have some more stuff, but generally it's the same as in the documentation AFAIK.
(hopefully I understood correctly what you meant there)
I've been seeing some unfamiliar chains and syntax over the past week or so...
EDIT: ok, it didn't USE to take floats, but it does now. So yes, it works as advertised.
my favorite (very simple) script:
nice and easy way to compare encodes :p
Furthermore you can also do:
a = AviSource("clip1.avi").ConvertToRGB()
by the way, is dss2()'s frame accuracy comparable to normal xvid encodes in avi? :)
What is the difference between AviSource, DirectShowSource, and DSS2?
Avisource uses VfW codecs and the VfW framework only. Think of it like VirtualDub but in Avisynth. As long as the AVI in question doesn't have any particularly funky hacks, it will always have frame-accurate seeking.
Directshowsource uses Directshow codecs and is hence the Avisynth equivalent of Windows Media Player. It's usually NOT frame-accurate, but it does support VFR, kind of; either through converting to CFR (convertfps=true) or by just reading all frames and ignoring timecodes.
DSS2 is Haali's implementation of Directshowsource. It has the advantage of being frame-accurate, but only supports VFR by converting it to CFR; at least that was the case when I tried it last time, it might have changed.
I might mention that Graft (author of dvd2avi i.e. dgindex) is almost to the beta stages for DGAVCDec, a similar program which allows preindexing and then frame accurate seeking in AVC (i.e. h.264) encoded files, in the exact same manner that dgindex indexes mpeg2 .vob streams.
It's in alpha right now but it works pretty well already. Not only will it improve encoding speed considerably for such sources, but it will make using AVC sources a lot easier to work with in avisynth.
About the applying filters only to certain parts, there's this dude called "stickyboy" and he has a pretty good thing I use lots of times, 's called "RemapFrames" I think...
Here's how you use it:
ReplaceFramesSimple(Tcomb(mode=2,fthreshl=12, othreshl=19),
\ mappings= "[106 218]
[492 540]
[31815 33226]
[33283 33334]
[33420 33434]
[33479 33558]
[33588 33614]
[33851 33947]")
What percent of encoders in the fansub community use Avisynth to the extent that Fluff, quark, or eek do?
Hello all,
I'm just starting to get into the fansubbing scene, mainly doing work on my own in order to get more experienced before actually applying for a job. I'm interested in doing timing and encoding.
Bah, enough about me.
I've got myself a HD RAW, but it's got some flaws that are really quite irritating. Rather than try to describe it using endless gobs of words that make no sense, I'll just show you. This image isn't blown up at all, and hopefully Paint doesn't barf with PNGs as much as it does with JPEGs. >_<
It's on a(n?) H.264 encode, and it's quite frustrating trying to get rid of. If I aWarpSharp it to death I can get rid of most of the problem, but that in itself causes issues of its own. Would I be best off just applying the heavy aWarpSharp-ing to any areas in the video I see this issue (basically anything that has dark lines that move... -_-)? Have any of you come across this issue before (I'd bet someone has, judging by the sheer amount of experience some of the well-known people here have)?
The best thing to do is to find another raw without the issue. If all the raws have the same problem then it's the fault of the broadcaster themselves, and you have 2 choices:
1. Try warpsharping it to death, or some other solution such as tisophate (one of tritical's avisynth filters that's supposed to help jagged lines like that. Personally I never got it to produce satisfactory results).
2. Ignore it and blame the issue on the broadcasting company.
1. is a lot of work and might end up doing more harm then good. 2. is kind of like a cop out, but hey, you can only do so much.
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I glance at the school poster. It reads:
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I look down at my skinny body. I'm wearing ankle socks with black converse. I'm also wearing our school uniform which consists of a black, white, and red plaid skirt, tie, and vest with a white polo shirt. The guys uniform is the same except they wear khaki pants.
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Aubry looks like an Egyptian godess. She has jet black silky hair. Her eyes are light blue and her skin is tan. She has light pink lipstick on, black mascara covering her long lashes, and black eyeliner which really makes her look like a godess. She also has on a broze colored eye shadow. Her teeth are perfectly white and straight. She isn't muscular but she has that beach body that every girl wants. Oh, and she's filthy rich.
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A consumer watchdog has called on the government to introduce a "recycling lottery", with cash prizes to encourage people to adopt a more environmentally aware lifestyle.
The scheme's environmental credentials even stretch to using products due to be recycled as the tickets for the draw, removing any need for paper.
Under a similar project in Norway, entrants squash six drinks cartons inside a seventh and write their details on it before dropping it into a recycling bin.
The scheme is run by a not-for-profit company set up by the packing and filling industry, which avoids a direct levy by attaining a recycling rate set by the government. The lottery - which has a first prize of nearly £15,000 - has seen the number of people recycling cartons boosted from 30% to 70% of the population.
The National Consumer Council believes a similar idea could work in Britain and particularly wants to adapt it to target Britain's growing battery mountain. Just 1,000 of a total 25,000 tonnes of household and industrial batteries are currently recycled each year.
A survey commissioned by the NCC found that three-quarters of people supported the initiative, with more than 80% of 18-29 year olds keen to see its introduction. The idea is one of Sixteen pain-free ways to help save the planet, published today by the Council.
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