Liveinadive wrote:Manuka honey, the expensive stuff. Two teaspoons a day until it clears. Also standard honey and real lemon juice with boiling water, then fresh air, hot curry/chilli, bag of satsumas, paracetamol/ ibuprofen. If you have a sore throat toast, cloudy lemonade and salt and vinegar crisps. That lot sorts me out in a couple of days normally. Forget beachams etc.
regmcfly wrote:I have a cold. What is the best cold cure.
n0face wrote:buttercup syrup is rank, I've never forgiven my mom for making me take it.
There are a number of different ways this has been achieved over the years, but as technology has progressed, in Europe the most popular systems are probably EVS Epsio Air & Epsio Live. Live is what we use on the footy, while Air tends to be used more for wanky sponsors logos.three1ne wrote:How are onscreen graphics done for live tv when something intersects them? Ive noticed this over the last year. But basically watch any Olympic event and youll see graphics for each country laid out on the track/field. The athletes pass over these graphics and appear to be matted out perfectly. Are they? Or is it just a basic matte (along with a planned out camera move) and we/I assume its a pin point matte?
This is where your hypothesis fails.krs wrote:...since 'awesome' means 'some awe', not 'full of awe'.
Gesundheit.krs wrote:And, instead of 'fulsome', 'fulful'.
Not sure it works so well with 'wholesome' though.krs wrote:And, instead of 'fulsome', 'fulful'.
krs wrote:With 'awesome' being so established, by way of progression I propose replacing it with 'awful' since 'awesome' means 'some awe', not 'full of awe'.
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