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On 27/04/2010 5:57 PM, Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Apr 2010 22:25:17 -0700, Darren New wrote:
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>> Jim Henderson wrote:
>>> Same here, but wouldn't Elmer say "Elmew"?
>>
>> It's usually "Elma" from what I've heard. :-)
>
> True... :-)
>
>> For many years, I thought it was "Yosemite" Sam, pronounced like "Yosa
>> Might". :-)
>
> Hehehhe
How should it be pronounced, then?
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> Gilles Tran wrote:
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>> IIRC for the non-pro user on Windows it's a choice between Adobe
>> Premiere Elements, Pinnacle Studio and Sony Vegas.
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> I believe my dad *has* Adobe Premiere Elements... Maybe I should go
> investigate?
I have been using Adobe Premiere Elements for a few months, and I found
it quite effective and rather intuitive. I have not tried DVD authoring,
but have used it for simple tasks like combine short films from my DV
camera, correct color, contrast, combine the movies with music, etc.
Thibaut
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Stephen wrote:
> How should it be pronounced, then?
yo sem it ee. Four sylables, with an ee like "beet" at the end, and an "i"
like "it" before it. Yosemite like yosemite park.
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On 27/04/2010 8:13 PM, Darren New wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
>> How should it be pronounced, then?
>
> yo sem it ee. Four sylables, with an ee like "beet" at the end, and an
> "i" like "it" before it.
Thanks I'd never have guessed
Yosemite like yosemite park.
>
LOL, you swine I knocked over my glass of whisky :-)
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Stephen
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Stephen wrote:
> Thanks I'd never have guessed
I think it's a native american name. There's a bunch all over the country
that are really complicated compared to anything descended from latin.
Yo like row.
Sem like phlegm.
mit like hit.
ee like bee.
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> I use the PS3 Media Server (PMS) - available from
>
> http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com/
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> I tried the beta and had problems, the 1.10.5 release works quite well
> for me. I stream over wireless from a 64-bit openSUSE 11.2 system.
OK will check it out - thanks.
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Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> iDVD on the Mac. Although there's something quite weird...
MS is doing the same kind of weird stuff. "Download this update to turn off
the anti-DLL-hell protection on some fonts so Office 2010 can install over
top of them."
WTF don't you just install the fonts, then, instead of turning off the virus
protection on them so that some program I don't own can update them if I
ever buy it?
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On 28/04/2010 12:02 AM, Darren New wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
>> Thanks I'd never have guessed
>
> I think it's a native american name. There's a bunch all over the
> country that are really complicated compared to anything descended from
> latin.
>
> Yo like row.
> Sem like phlegm.
> mit like hit.
> ee like bee.
>
I’ve got no idea how they should be written.
I like some of Australia’s name places like, Gulgong, Wagga Wagga and
the area next to the one I lived in, in Sydney - Woolloomooloo.
Of course in Scotland we have Auchterarder and Auchenshuggle (pronounced
as it is written). :-)
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Stephen
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Stephen wrote:
> I like some of Australia’s name places like, Gulgong, Wagga Wag
ga and
> the area next to the one I lived in, in Sydney - Woolloomooloo.
Yeah, I grew up next to the Schuylkill River, near Wawa, down the road fr
om
Bryn Mawr. And probably a bunch more if I think about it.
Hmmmm... Cheese steak. You just can't get the right bread without using
Schuylkill River water.
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On 28/04/2010 6:38 PM, Darren New wrote:
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> Hmmmm... Cheese steak. You just can't get the right bread without using
> Schuylkill River water.
>
I know about cheese steaks thanks to you :-D
Yes, the food of our childhoods cannot be beaten. I long for the
“tattie” (potato) scones of my youth. (Fried of course ;-) )
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