At 4:29 pm -0400 8/28/04, Darcy James Argue wrote:
No, that's not what I meant at all. What I meant was, Brad seemed
to be having trouble putting himself in the shoes of an Iraqi
olympian who has lost thousands of his countrymen and finds his
country occupied by a foreign power.
Oh.
That one.
Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
My daughter is considering purchasing Sibelius for a variety of reasons.
She asked me the following questions last night, perhaps you know the
answers:
(1) How much does it cost (she is a Senior Music Major [I don't know if
there is a Student discount])?
(2) Can she do
On 29/8/04 12:42 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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What a bunch of ingrates! We rescue his country from the grip of a
tyrant, and this is the thanks we get?
OK I can't resist.
Over here in the UK, I am now imagining the guy who made this quote, riding
around in huge pickup, with
At 07:43 AM 08/29/2004, dhbailey wrote:
While not exactly the same as Finale's speedy entry, Sibelius does have
the ability to use one hand on the numeric keypad to select note values,
dots, rests, articulations and much more, while the left hand moves the
cursor up and down, so it is different
Crystal Premo wrote:
the Ray Charles version of America The Beautiful.
Me, too! Ah, if only *everyone* could sing like Ray.
But if everyone could sing like Ray, his singing would be nothing special.
As it is, if you want singing like Ray Charles, you have to listen to
Ray Charles. Which is a
Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 07:43 AM 08/29/2004, dhbailey wrote:
While not exactly the same as Finale's speedy entry, Sibelius does have
the ability to use one hand on the numeric keypad to select note values,
dots, rests, articulations and much more, while the left hand moves the
cursor up and
I don¹t know what most of you do for a living but evidently it¹s closer
akin to complaining and moaning than actually using Finale. 2005 must not
be that bad after all, since you¹ve decided to devote as much space as you
have to your political rantings.
I¹m certainly appreciative of our little
Or did they really play beach volleyball back in the ancient games?
And badminton?
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Yeah, or Soccer or just about every other sport in the games.
How about marking this with an OT in the subject so most of us don't
have to read this drivel.
Crystal Premo wrote:
Or did they really play beach volleyball back in the ancient games?
And badminton?
At 08:44 AM 8/29/04 -0400, dhbailey wrote:
Or did they really play beach volleyball back in the ancient games?
No, but they did play naked.
The events I was interested in (especially equestrian ones) weren't
available on our local cable system. They'd been heavily advertised, but we
were offered
At 08:48 AM 08/29/2004, dhbailey wrote:
But I am fascinated -- I use Speedy Entry all the time but the way I use
it is with my right hand on the cursor keys to place the cursor on the
correct pitch, and my left hand on the top-row number keys to define the
duration. I gave up on the 3-octave
Crystal asked (and I though no one cared!)
and no one asked what I'd choose for our anthem),
What *would* you choose?
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America the Beautiful for one - a lovely tune with a good arch of melody that still stays in a range that is easy to sing, offers good
Now If I could get Crystal to head up a committee
If memory serves me correctly, there is already a committee lobbying for
this change in anthems.
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Mike Casteel wrote:
I don¹t know what most of you do for a living but evidently it¹s closer
akin to complaining and moaning than actually using Finale. 2005 must not
be that bad after all, since you¹ve decided to devote as much space as you
have to your political rantings.
I¹m certainly
Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 08:48 AM 08/29/2004, dhbailey wrote:
But I am fascinated -- I use Speedy Entry all the time but the way I use
it is with my right hand on the cursor keys to place the cursor on the
correct pitch, and my left hand on the top-row number keys to define the
duration. I
On Aug 29, 2004, at 5:32 AM, David Hage wrote:
On 29/8/04 12:42 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
What a bunch of ingrates! We rescue his country from the grip of a
tyrant, and this is the thanks we get?
OK I can't resist.
Over here in the UK, I am now imagining the guy who made
Yeah, but we have all the guns... what shall you invade with, butter knives?
all in good fun, this too shall pass
On Sunday, August 29, 2004, at 10:11 AM, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
Now you could say I am biased, which I probably am, but maybe what is need
is the rest of the world to invade the
At 8:44 AM -0400 8/29/04, dhbailey wrote:
Am I the only one who feels the Olympics, as a fair and unbiased
competition of speed and strength have outlived their usefulness and
should be allowed to die the way they were several thousand years
ago?
I'm sure you aren't the only one, David, but I
On Aug 29, 2004, at 6:03 AM, Mike Casteel wrote:
I dont know what most of you do for a living but evidently its
closer
akin to complaining and moaning than actually using Finale. 2005 must
not
be that bad after all, since youve decided to devote as much space as
you
have to your political
On Aug 29, 2004, at 6:03 AM, Mike Casteel wrote:
I dont know what most of you do for a living but evidently its
closer
akin to complaining and moaning than actually using Finale. 2005 must
not
be that bad after all, since youve decided to devote as much space as
you
have to your political
Dear Finale-list friends,
Just recently I was considering writing a heartfelt
letter to this community concerning a subject which is
dear to my heart - electric vehicles (EVs) and sustainability.
I decided against because it really would be very much OT.
Then there were discussions about NiMH
On Aug 29, 2004, at 8:54 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
America the Beautiful for one - a lovely tune with a good arch of
melody that still stays in a range that is easy to sing, offers good
possibilities for harmony, and has non bellicose words; The Battle
Hymn of the Republic - easy to sing,
On Aug 29, 2004, at 11:25 AM, Crystal Premo wrote:
The range is too wide for the average untrained singer.
So I've heard. And yet, that doesn't stop average untrained singers
from singing along with pop songs that have just as wide a range.
mdl
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On Aug 29, 2004, at 9:34 AM, dhbailey wrote:
I agree about the keystrokes, but I never have to look to see where my
hand is, so I can do those keystrokes far faster than I can make sure
which octave and which pitch my left hand was on, using the 3-octave
layout.
I've done qwerty-Speedy long
At 02:32 PM 08/29/2004, Mark D Lew wrote:
I would want the pitch sound when the entry is created (ie, typing a
number key), not when the cursor moves (ie, a letter key). I'd also
have the pitch sound any time a note is altered with the plus or minus
(or the 9, I suppose, though I almost never use
On 29 Aug 2004 at 13:32, David Hage wrote:
Now this is obviously a personal opinion and I fully expect to get
flamed, but it appears to us here in Europe that most Americans
(including the liberals) are slightly to the right of Attila the
Hun. Certainly there is a view that you can teach us
On 29 Aug 2004 at 11:14, Mark D Lew wrote:
So much space? There were -- what? -- about ten messages that were
explicitly political. If you think that's excessive, then you just
don't get out much. Honestly, have you looked at ANY newsgroup on the
Usenet? As online communities go, the
On 29 Aug 2004 at 13:32, David Hage wrote:
Now this is obviously a personal opinion and I fully expect to get
flamed, but it appears to us here in Europe that most Americans
(including the liberals) are slightly to the right of Attila the
Hun. Certainly there is a view that you can teach us
On Aug 29, 2004, at 12:39 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
The reason you think that about the large number of us on the left in
the US is that the American media ignores us entirely. Our opinions
don't count.
Depends on the medium. Media which are primarily funded by advertising
tend toward the
On Aug 29, 2004, at 11:41 AM, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
Yeah..it doesn't even stop untrained singers from performing
the anthem. Have you ever heard one piece of music destroyed in so
many ways by so many people?
I'm not a vocal snob. I love hearing anyone sing, even if they're bad.
I'd
Dean wrote:
My daughter is considering purchasing Sibelius for a variety of
reasons. She asked me the following questions last night, perhaps you
know the answers:
(1) How much does it cost (she is a Senior Music Major [I don't know
if there is a Student discount])?
(2) Can she do anything
On Aug 29, 2004, at 11:51 AM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
Errr...Finale does this. Speedy | Playback. Was probably added in 2002
or 2003. It's a godsend for exactly the reasons you mention.
Well shut my mouth! I'm on 2k2. I just took a look at the Speedy menu
and I see Playback there, which I never
At 05:15 PM 08/29/2004, Mark D Lew wrote:
Well shut my mouth! I'm on 2k2. I just took a look at the Speedy menu
and I see Playback there, which I never noticed before. I turned it
on and tried it, but I'm still getting no sound. I don't have any MIDI
device connected. Does it only work
On Aug 29, 2004, at 2:41 PM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
You don't need an external MIDI device, but you do need at least your
sound card configured.
I'm on Mac, so I'm not sure what sound card means in my context.
Yes, we do have sound over here, but I don't know about any card.
I assume you can do
At 06:43 PM 08/29/2004, Mark D Lew wrote:
I'm on Mac, so I'm not sure what sound card means in my context.
Yes, we do have sound over here, but I don't know about any card.
Whoops! Sorry, I know nothing at all about Macs.
Aaron.
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At 06:11 PM 08/29/2004, Colin Broom wrote:
I just recently bought one of these:
http://uk.europe.creative.com/products/product.asp?prod=565
That looks like a great little tool. Does it work well?
Aaron.
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On Aug 29, 2004, at 8:25 AM, Crystal Premo wrote:
the Ray Charles version of America The Beautiful.
Me, too! Ah, if only *everyone* could sing like Ray.
No, no, no, no, no! It's not even grammatical! I find it so
embarrassing I hit the mute button every time it comes
Mark D Lew wrote:
On Aug 29, 2004, at 5:48 AM, dhbailey wrote:
But I am fascinated -- I use Speedy Entry all the time but the way I
use it is with my right hand on the cursor keys to place the cursor on
the correct pitch, and my left hand on the top-row number keys to
define the duration. I
Mark D Lew wrote:
I've done qwerty-Speedy long enough that I rarely lose track of where my
hand is. Even so, I think it would be nice if there were an option for
qwerty-Speedy to play the pitch as it is entered. Not like real
playback, just a short beep of the right pitch. That way I would
In a message dated 8/29/2004 9:17:21 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If memory serves me correctly, there is already a committee lobbying for
this change in anthems.
...which has probably been doing its thing for at least half a century, since
I first heard about it in
On Aug 29, 2004, at 2:09 PM, Mark D Lew wrote:
On Aug 29, 2004, at 12:39 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
The reason you think that about the large number of us on the left in
the US is that the American media ignores us entirely. Our opinions
don't count.
Depends on the medium. Media which are
On 29 Aug 2004, at 06:43 PM, Mark D Lew wrote:
I'm sure Darcy will have the answer for me. He's the Mac guru around
here who always comes through for me.
[blush]
Unfortunately, on this one you may be better off asking someone else --
I use a MIDI keyboard for entry and so never have to deal
On 29 Aug 2004 at 13:32, David Hage wrote:
Now this is obviously a personal opinion and I fully expect to get
flamed, but it appears to us here in Europe that most Americans
(including the liberals) are slightly to the right of Attila the
Hun. Certainly there is a view that you can teach us
America the Beautiful is a great song. The words from the third stanza:
thine alabaster cities gleam,
undimmed by human tears!
seem pretty amazing after 9/11.
This Land is Your Land is very much a counter-culture song that has
been made bland by over-familiarity. It has to be heard in the
John Poole [Finale Discussion] wrote:
I like the idea of using an abbreviated phrase, probably Italian, that
accurately depicts the nature of the turn: regular vs. V.S., now I
need to do a little research about the Italian phrase.
In my opinion, since some of the performer's are not going to be
not at the banff centre library. english, german, french and other
articles are not included in the alphabetical listings, whether they
are entered the blah blah or blah blah, the. it might depend on
the software used, if it can be set up to ignore a specific list of
articles. banff
[I just noticed that I accidentally sent this to just John, when I
meant to send it to the List]
On Aug 29, 2004, at 12:00 PM, John Howell wrote:
Show me a list of a dozen pop songs that have a range of a 12th
without going into falsetto.
Oh, a challenge, is it? OK.
It's possible we have
On Aug 29, 2004, at 8:09 PM, Raymond Horton wrote:
America the Beautiful is a great song. The words from the third
stanza:
thine alabaster cities gleam,
undimmed by human tears!
That's the fourth verse in the version I know.
Yeah, there's some awesome poetry in AtB. Even plain old God shed His
Hi Tobias,
The new Zoom In and Zoom Out keyboard shortcuts in FinMac 2005
(cmd-minus and cmd-equals) conflict with the align-move shortcuts. For
instance, if you hit cmd-grey plus (move hairpins and dynamics up), it
zooms the screen before applying the Align Move. Obviously that makes
the
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