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Posted: Apr 7, 2015 - 12:27 PM By: Solium (Member) Anyone using the latest versions of FF and Video Download Helper? What used to be so easy and flawless is now a mess. VDH used to capture any YouTube video, now when I try to use it VDH says I need to install some converter. But when I click on the link it actually gives me instructions for changing settings in my OS terminal! WTF?! Is there another add-on for FF that will do the same thing the older version of VDH used to do? Posted: Apr 7, 2015 - 11:31 PM By: T.J. Turner (Member) Anyone using the latest versions of FF and Video Download Helper? What used to be so easy and flawless is now a mess. VDH used to capture any YouTube video, now when I try to use it VDH says I need to install some converter. But when I click on the link it actually gives me instructions for changing settings in my OS terminal! WTF?! Is there another add-on for FF that will do the same thing the older version of VDH used to do? Yes VDH sucks now. My downloads cancel for no reason, and they removed the history. Posted: Apr 8, 2015 - 8:16 AM By: Solium (Member) Wonder what happened? I think it has something to do with how YouTube streams videos now. VDH came up with this convoluted solution. I'm not messing with the back end of my OS just to use an add-on. Posted: Apr 8, 2015 - 9:28 PM By: Adm Naismith (Member) I use the ANT video downloader Posted: Apr 9, 2015 - 7:41 AM By: Solium (Member) I use the ANT video downloader Thxs, I'll check it out. Posted: Apr 9, 2015 - 9:41 AM By: piano632 (Member) I use KeepVid You have to copy & paste URL address and open in new tab but it's great otherwise.

The finer points of worm classification, most will care about another important difference between tapeworms and the roundworms discussed earlier:Tapeworms have indirect, rather than direct, life cycles. This means that they require another species (which varies from one tapeworm species to the next) to complete their life cycles.There are a few different tapeworm species that can afflict dogs, but the most common — the appropriately named dog tapeworm (Dipylidium caninum) — requires both fleas and dogs to develop fully. Dogs normally get them by eating infected fleas during their normal grooming process.Other tapeworms that afflict dogs include the rabbit (Taenia pisiformis) and pork (Taenia solium) tapeworms. These can be contracted by eating contaminated food made from these proteins, or via the fecal-oral route, if your dog has contact with rabbit or pig feces. Once inside your dog’s digestive tract, the tapeworms attach themselves to the small intestine. Unlike hookworms, which feed on the blood contained in the intestinal tissues, tapeworms simply help themselves to the partially digested food coming down the pipe.Because tapeworms don’t feed on blood and infestations rarely occur in high numbers, they’re rarely responsible for causing serious illness. However, they’re still grody (technically speaking), and they may cause mild symptoms like an itchy butt and weight loss.Tapeworm infestations can usually be identified by observing proglottids (shed tapeworm segments which contain eggs) in a dog’s feces. Proglottids are typically described as resembling small pieces of white or yellow rice. Dog tapeworms can infect people, but they’re treatable and rather easy to avoid with good hygiene practices.You can purchase medications that will eliminate your dog’s tapeworm medication over-the-counter, although you can also get them from your vet if you prefer. LungwormsThere are several different lungworm species that can infect dogs and cause illness. The various species infest different portions

Or being connected to "Hollywood Cinema". So "Hollywood Cinema" does not "trump" all other filmmaking, Hollywood movies do not "trump" RASHOMON, and I don't think many cineasts would argue that Michael Bay's TRANSFORMERS "trumps" Jean Cocteau's ORPHÉ, but Hollywood Cinema definitely has had the most "impact". And "impact" is for me one of several criteria I would consider when discussing the "greatest", in any field. And the question was not about "favorite" composers, but "greatest" composer. Now it depends on the applied criteria for what one considers "greatest", but if it's just "favorite", of course, anything goes. So then the answer will skew to money, power, and influence (Hollywood) rather than the inherent qualities of the composer and/or how often he/she is hired? I guess Taylor Swift is a greater composer than JS Bach, because she's sold more records. Posted: Apr 14, 2021 - 6:29 AM By: Randy Watson (Member) I guess Taylor Swift is a greater composer than JS Bach, because she's sold more records. That's a false equivalency, considering JS Bach wrote classical music and Swift pop music. They operate in completely different fields. Also I'm willing to bet that if you would combine the sales of every Bach piece ever recorded the sales numbers would be higher than Swift's. And as been stated many times in this thread, there are more criteria to consider than just sales. Posted: Apr 14, 2021 - 6:30 AM By: OnyaBirri (Member) I guess Taylor Swift is a greater composer than JS Bach, because she's sold more records. That's a false equivalency, considering JS Bach wrote classical music and Swift pop music. They operate in completely different fields. Also I'm willing to bet that if you would combine the sales of every Bach piece ever recorded the sales numbers would be higher than Swift's No, I think that she must be greater. Posted: Apr 14, 2021 - 6:34 AM By: Solium (Member) I would say when considering the "greatest", popularity is a criterion, but by no means the only criterion. I agree, of course. I also wouldn't be sure that Hans Zimmer is more popular than John Williams. Of course, "popularity" is difficult to measure. I think he is today, since he has become a kind of international pop star. But it's difficult to measure, indeed. I think more people young and old know who John Williams is. The guy who did the Star Wars. Zimmer became the next generation composer. Yes, more popular with the younger generations, but not as well known or beloved over all demographics. Posted: Apr 14, 2021 - 6:34 AM By: OnyaBirri (Member) I guess Taylor Swift is a greater composer than JS Bach, because she's sold