Hi Hello

On Mon, 1 Dec 2008 18:16:36 +0800, "yckts01"
wrote:

Hi, Just said Hello~

Helloooooo…. are you just passing by..?

yckts01 wrote:

Hi, Just said Hello~

Good question. I’m sure there will be plenty of advice coming on how to say Hello in a faster, more convenient, more professional, less cumbersome, more artistic, less amateurish way, using blends, opacity masks, clipping masks, merged layers, colour correction, curves and a great new plug-in available in beta.

—
Bob LeBaugh
“It’s never too late to have a happy childhood.”

"Bob LeBaugh" wrote in message
yckts01 wrote:

Hi, Just said Hello~

Good question. I’m sure there will be plenty of advice coming on how to say Hello in a faster, more convenient, more professional, less cumbersome, more artistic, less amateurish way, using blends, opacity masks, clipping masks, merged layers, colour correction, curves and a great new plug-in available in beta.

—
Bob LeBaugh

"Roy G" wrote in message

"Bob LeBaugh" wrote in message
yckts01 wrote:

Hi, Just said Hello~

Good question. I’m sure there will be plenty of advice coming on how to say Hello in a faster, more convenient, more professional, less cumbersome, more artistic, less amateurish way, using blends, opacity masks, clipping masks, merged layers, colour correction, curves and a great new plug-in available in beta.

—
Bob LeBaugh
"It’s never too late to have a happy childhood."
I can’t remember the word, but surely the OPs greeting is a duplicate.
Either Hi! or |Hello! but using both has to be wrong.

Roy G

Department of Redundancy Department.

On Mon, 1 Dec 2008 18:37:38 -0800, "Waterspider" wrote:

"Roy G" wrote in message

"Bob LeBaugh" wrote in message
yckts01 wrote:

Hi, Just said Hello~

Good question. I’m sure there will be plenty of advice coming on how to say Hello in a faster, more convenient, more professional, less cumbersome, more artistic, less amateurish way, using blends, opacity masks, clipping masks, merged layers, colour correction, curves and a great new plug-in available in beta.

—
Bob LeBaugh
"It’s never too late to have a happy childhood."
I can’t remember the word, but surely the OPs greeting is a duplicate.
Either Hi! or |Hello! but using both has to be wrong.

Roy G

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Tony Cooper – Orlando, Florida

"Roy G" wrote:

I can’t remember the word, but surely the OPs greeting is a duplicate.

Either Hi! or |Hello! but using both has to be wrong.

Roy G

Why Roy? Can I not say a sentence like:
"hello,… not stopping but only saying ‘hello’ while passing by.."………?

I don’t think you love me
Confusion settling in
I don’t think I’ll be staying
Around here, anymore

There’s no question that I love you
But I’m living in my own time
And here I am debating
Whether I’m wrong, or right

Who am I
To make a judgement of
Your life
I’m only
Passing by
Passing by

All the promises I gave you
Helped me to survive
And all the times I wished you’d save me
You were the love of my life

Who am I
To make a judgement of
Your life
I’m only
Passing by
Passing by

Who am I
To make a judgement of
Your life
I’m only
Passing by
Passing by

Who am I
To make a judgement of
Your life
I’m only
Passing by
Passing by

I’m only passing by …

"Dave" wrote in message

Passing by
Passing by

I’m only passing by …

Could you hurrry it along a bit?

On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 11:06:29 -0600, "John J" wrote:

"Dave" wrote in message

Passing by
Passing by

I’m only passing by …

Could you hurrry it along a bit?

In no hurry uncle,
when visiting you guys at the old age home.
Should you be in bed before the nurse see you still up?

"Dave" wrote in message

On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 11:06:29 -0600, "John J" wrote:

"Dave" wrote in message

Passing by
Passing by

I’m only passing by …

Could you hurrry it along a bit?

In no hurry uncle,
when visiting you guys at the old age home.
Should you be in bed before the nurse see you still up?

Old guy? Who?

"John J" found these unused words:

"Dave" wrote in message

On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 11:06:29 -0600, "John J" wrote:

"Dave" wrote in message

Passing by
Passing by

I’m only passing by …

Could you hurrry it along a bit?

In no hurry uncle,
when visiting you guys at the old age home.
Should you be in bed before the nurse see you still up?

Old guy? Who?

Ewe …

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

"John J" found these unused words:

"Dave" wrote in message

On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 11:06:29 -0600, "John J" wrote:

"Dave" wrote in message

Passing by
Passing by

I’m only passing by …

Could you hurrry it along a bit?

In no hurry uncle,
when visiting you guys at the old age home.
Should you be in bed before the nurse see you still up?

Old guy? Who?

Ewe …

So tell me. Does the age of one who offers good information matter? Really, so a person (male or female) gives information that works – how does age make a difference?

For all you know I could be 12 years-old living in my parents’ house.

Good information is all that matters.

Got that? Fuckwit? Got it?

John J found these unused words:

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

"John J" found these unused words:

"Dave" wrote in message

On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 11:06:29 -0600, "John J" wrote:

"Dave" wrote in message

Passing by
Passing by

I’m only passing by …

Could you hurrry it along a bit?

In no hurry uncle,
when visiting you guys at the old age home.
Should you be in bed before the nurse see you still up?

Old guy? Who?

Ewe …

So tell me. Does the age of one who offers good information matter? Really, so a person (male or female) gives information that works – how does age make a difference?

For all you know I could be 12 years-old living in my parents’ house.
Good information is all that matters.

Got that? Fuckwit? Got it?

Practice != Preach … Eh, JJ?

[Only little girls swinging pursies and stamping feet and insecure people have to turn personal … think on it JJ]

John J found these unused words:

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

"John J" found these unused words:

"Dave" wrote in message

On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 11:06:29 -0600, "John J" wrote:

"Dave" wrote in message

Passing by
Passing by

I’m only passing by …

Could you hurrry it along a bit?

In no hurry uncle,
when visiting you guys at the old age home.
Should you be in bed before the nurse see you still up?

Old guy? Who?

Ewe …

So tell me. Does the age of one who offers good information matter? Really, so a person (male or female) gives information that works – how does age make a difference?

For all you know I could be 12 years-old living in my parents’ house.
Good information is all that matters.

Got that? Fuckwit? Got it?

Practice != Preach … Eh, JJ?

[Only little girls swinging pursies and stamping feet and insecure people have to turn personal … think on it JJ]

Incredible what happens when someone says "Hello"! Very funny! Sad, but funny.

Fred

"Sir F. A. Rien" wrote in message

"John J" found these unused words:

Old guy? Who?

Ewe …

And that’s a bad thing? It has not hindered the many tips I’ve offered, nor the problems I’ve solved here.

"Sir F. A. Rien" wrote in message

John J found these unused words:

For all you know I could be 12 years-old living in my parents’ house.
Good information is all that matters.

Got that? Fuckwit? Got it?

Practice != Preach … Eh, JJ?

That was my evil twin housemate.

"Fred" wrote in message

Incredible what happens when someone says "Hello"! Very funny! Sad, but funny.

I cut an action to say Hello. It came out rather badly, don’t you think?

"John J" wrote in message

"Sir F. A. Rien" wrote in message

"John J" found these unused words:

Old guy? Who?

Ewe …

And that’s a bad thing? It has not hindered the many tips I’ve offered, nor the problems I’ve solved here.

Very peculiar. In my part of the world, elders are respected for their experience and knowledge, and that they live by the motto, "old age and bullshit will always overcome youth and exuberance."

On Wed, 3 Dec 2008 17:20:41 +0100, Fred wrote:

Incredible what happens when someone says "Hello"! Very funny! Sad, but funny.

Yep, a lot of tempers have been flaring here lately, over nothing. And it’s not just one person doing it.

As one who has been posting here for a very long time – 20 or 30 years – Usenet is in a downward spiral. Because it is anonymous and unregulated, Usenet is a logical gathering place for those who are ejected from moderated web groups. Recently, one person who wore out his welcome in the Photoshop forums, and doing the same stuff here, only now no one can stop him.

Another reason Usenet is declining is that the game is shifting. There are several good places exist for friendly discussion of Photoshop. Most of the yahoo groups are moderated, and can be configured to be text only email. For those of you with more bandwidth, imagine the advantages of posting an image or screenshot along with your post. There is www.dgrin.com, www.flickr.com, www.nikondigital.org, www.nikonians.org, www.retouchpro.com, www.myjanee.com, and other excellent places. Oh, and for color correction issues, www.curvemeister.com/forum/ .

This is not to give up on Usenet. The photoshop groups are still a very worthy resource, because many people continue to contribute positively here, in spite of the frequent negative vibes we get. It has its ebbs and flows. After a little time has passed, and the more problematic characters get bored and move on, things will revert back to normal again. —
Mike Russell – http://www.curvemeister.com

Mike Russell wrote:

On Wed, 3 Dec 2008 17:20:41 +0100, Fred wrote:

Incredible what happens when someone says "Hello"! Very funny! Sad, but funny.

Yep, a lot of tempers have been flaring here lately, over nothing. And it’s not just one person doing it.

Yeah, it always takes at least two, one to say something inflammatory and someone who can’t just ignore it. I’ve been guilty of the latter myself, but I try to kick myself at those times to remember that it’s stupid to overreact.

As one who has been posting here for a very long time – 20 or 30 years – Usenet is in a downward spiral. Because it is anonymous and unregulated, Usenet is a logical gathering place for those who are ejected from moderated web groups. Recently, one person who wore out his welcome in the Photoshop forums, and doing the same stuff here, only now no one can stop him.

It seems that more and more "serious" Usenet groups are being created as "moderated". It appears as a smart move initially until people realize that often this places total control of the group in the hands of one or two people who may or may not represent the values of the other posters as a whole.

Another reason Usenet is declining is that the game is shifting. There are several good places exist for friendly discussion of Photoshop. Most of the yahoo groups are moderated, and can be configured to be text only email. For those of you with more bandwidth, imagine the advantages of posting an image or screenshot along with your post. There is www.dgrin.com, www.flickr.com, www.nikondigital.org, www.nikonians.org, www.retouchpro.com, www.myjanee.com, and other excellent places. Oh, and for color correction issues,
www.curvemeister.com/forum/ .

This is not to give up on Usenet. The photoshop groups are still a very worthy resource, because many people continue to contribute positively here, in spite of the frequent negative vibes we get. It has its ebbs and flows. After a little time has passed, and the more problematic characters get bored and move on, things will revert back to normal again.

Agreed. What’s required is an occasional reminder to avoid troll-feeding. I could use it myself now and then. The alternative is often a very bland forum where spirited debate is stifled in favor of vanilla discussion.

—
dvus

Mike Russell found these unused words:

On Wed, 3 Dec 2008 17:20:41 +0100, Fred wrote:

As one who has been posting here for a very long time – 20 or 30 years –

Now we found out who really ‘invented’ the internet – you predate Al Goré by 5 [or more] years! [1978]. <G>

First alt group seems to be in 1987
"The first alt.* newsgroups were alt.sex, alt.drugs, and through logical extension, alt.rock-n-roll."
http://www.giganews.com/usenet-history/index.html

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Mike Russell found these unused words:

On Wed, 3 Dec 2008 17:20:41 +0100, Fred wrote:

As one who has been posting here for a very long time – 20 or 30 years –

Now we found out who really ‘invented’ the internet – you predate Al Goré by 5 [or more] years! [1978]. <G>

🙂 I’ve been on international networks of various types since 1977, and installed the first Internet for my home town only ‘yesterday’, 1989. Been a lot of changes since then!

My fondest memory was when the former USSR failed and Russians who had been quiet until then hit the net with questions and suggestions regarding the US technology they had – which had always been banned from exsport to the USSR. Mainly PDP 11 and VAX systems (RT-11, RSX, RSTS/E and VMS). OOPS! Rambling….

dvus wrote:

Agreed. What’s required is an occasional reminder to avoid troll-feeding. I could use it myself now and then. The alternative is often a very bland forum where spirited debate is stifled in favor of vanilla discussion.

There is nothing wrong a little respect for other people having a different opinion. Sometimes I am tempted to light up in defence of my opinion and then remember, it is only my opinion.

Like everyone else’s opinion, mine will be forgotten before the ripple of a stone thrown in a pond fades back to still water.

I actually think Usenet works well un-moderated. Sure there are a few idiots who have mental issues that compel them to seek gratification from a verbal bash up on someone but on the whole, they don’t last long and if they hang around, eventually realise we all have bozo bins and are using them.

John J wrote:

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Mike Russell found these unused words:

On Wed, 3 Dec 2008 17:20:41 +0100, Fred wrote:

As one who has been posting here for a very long time – 20 or 30 years –

Now we found out who really ‘invented’ the internet – you predate Al Goré by
5 [or more] years! [1978]. <G>

🙂 I’ve been on international networks of various types since 1977, and installed the first Internet for my home town only ‘yesterday’, 1989. Been a lot of changes since then!

My fondest memory was when the former USSR failed and Russians who had been quiet until then hit the net with questions and suggestions regarding the US technology they had – which had always been banned from exsport to the USSR. Mainly PDP 11 and VAX systems (RT-11, RSX, RSTS/E and VMS). OOPS! Rambling….

As I recall, they all wanted Levi jeans and sports shoes! I recall a big shortage of used jeans as container loads of them got shipped off the Moscow. I was running a small BBS with 14 phone lines at the time. Ahhh. Memories of my wasted youth!

On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:36:41 -0800, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Now we found out who really ‘invented’ the internet – you predate Al Goré by 5 [or more] years! [1978]. <G>

Yep – I worked in Evans Hall at UC Berkeley, and used the early versions of email and what was called "net news" in the mid 70’s. Posts were very sparse. It was people at a few other universities, plus Bell Labs talking to each other about vacations and such.

Even then there was no shortage of flaming, LOL.
—
Mike Russell – http://www.curvemeister.com

Jurgen wrote:

dvus wrote:

Agreed. What’s required is an occasional reminder to avoid troll-feeding. I could use it myself now and then. The alternative is often a very bland forum where spirited debate is stifled in favor of vanilla discussion.

There is nothing wrong a little respect for other people having a different opinion. Sometimes I am tempted to light up in defence of my opinion and then remember, it is only my opinion.

Like everyone else’s opinion, mine will be forgotten before the ripple of a stone thrown in a pond fades back to still water.

I actually think Usenet works well un-moderated. Sure there are a few idiots who have mental issues that compel them to seek gratification from a verbal bash up on someone but on the whole, they don’t last long and if they hang around, eventually realise we all have bozo bins and are using them.

IAWTP

—
dvus

Mike Russell found these unused words:

On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:36:41 -0800, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Now we found out who really ‘invented’ the internet – you predate Al Goré by 5 [or more] years! [1978]. <G>

Yep – I worked in Evans Hall at UC Berkeley, and used the early versions of email and what was called "net news" in the mid 70’s. Posts were very sparse. It was people at a few other universities, plus Bell Labs talking to each other about vacations and such.

Even then there was no shortage of flaming, LOL.

About 1967 we subverted a mainframe accounting link to send messages between plants, mostly engineering and production info, but some personal as well.

BBS’s since buildng a Byte-8, so know thelong route to today’slife.

Falming, just sometime can’t resist tweaking a tail or tale.

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Mike Russell found these unused words:

On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:36:41 -0800, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Now we found out who really ‘invented’ the internet – you predate Al Goré by 5 [or more] years! [1978]. <G>

Yep – I worked in Evans Hall at UC Berkeley, and used the early versions of email and what was called "net news" in the mid 70’s. Posts were very sparse. It was people at a few other universities, plus Bell Labs talking to each other about vacations and such.

Even then there was no shortage of flaming, LOL.

About 1967 we subverted a mainframe accounting link to send messages between plants, mostly engineering and production info, but some personal as well.
BBS’s since buildng a Byte-8, so know thelong route to today’slife.
Falming, just sometime can’t resist tweaking a tail or tale.

check out the stats in this clip

http://www.geeksaresexy.net/2008/12/04/shift-happens-globali zation-and-the-information-age-remixed/

Rob found these unused words:

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Mike Russell found these unused words:

On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:36:41 -0800, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Now we found out who really ‘invented’ the internet – you predate Al Goré by 5 [or more] years! [1978]. <G>

Yep – I worked in Evans Hall at UC Berkeley, and used the early versions of email and what was called "net news" in the mid 70’s. Posts were very sparse. It was people at a few other universities, plus Bell Labs talking to each other about vacations and such.

Even then there was no shortage of flaming, LOL.

About 1967 we subverted a mainframe accounting link to send messages between plants, mostly engineering and production info, but some personal as well.
BBS’s since buildng a Byte-8, so know thelong route to today’slife.
Falming, just sometime can’t resist tweaking a tail or tale.

check out the stats in this clip

http://www.geeksaresexy.net/2008/12/04/shift-happens-globali zation-and-the-information-age-remixed/

Sorry, very, very rural US – no DSL or Cable – useless to try on 28K dialup.

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Rob found these unused words:

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Mike Russell found these unused words:

On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:36:41 -0800, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Now we found out who really ‘invented’ the internet – you predate Al Goré by 5 [or more] years! [1978]. <G>

Yep – I worked in Evans Hall at UC Berkeley, and used the early versions of email and what was called "net news" in the mid 70’s. Posts were very sparse. It was people at a few other universities, plus Bell Labs talking to each other about vacations and such.

Even then there was no shortage of flaming, LOL.

About 1967 we subverted a mainframe accounting link to send messages between plants, mostly engineering and production info, but some personal as well.
BBS’s since buildng a Byte-8, so know thelong route to today’slife.
Falming, just sometime can’t resist tweaking a tail or tale.

check out the stats in this clip

http://www.geeksaresexy.net/2008/12/04/shift-happens-globali zation-and-the-information-age-remixed/

Sorry, very, very rural US – no DSL or Cable – useless to try on 28K dialup.

The video says you’re out of the loop. <g>

-Raf

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Misifus found these unused words:

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Rob found these unused words:

Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Mike Russell found these unused words:

On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:36:41 -0800, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:

Now we found out who really ‘invented’ the internet – you predate Al Goré by 5 [or more] years! [1978]. <G>

Yep – I worked in Evans Hall at UC Berkeley, and used the early versions of email and what was called "net news" in the mid 70’s. Posts were very sparse. It was people at a few other universities, plus Bell Labs talking to each other about vacations and such.

Even then there was no shortage of flaming, LOL.

About 1967 we subverted a mainframe accounting link to send messages between plants, mostly engineering and production info, but some personal as well.
BBS’s since buildng a Byte-8, so know thelong route to today’slife.
Falming, just sometime can’t resist tweaking a tail or tale.

check out the stats in this clip

http://www.geeksaresexy.net/2008/12/04/shift-happens-globali zation-and-the-information-age-remixed/

Sorry, very, very rural US – no DSL or Cable – useless to try on 28K dialup.

The video says you’re out of the loop. <g>

-Raf

Hooray, rtirement achieved!

"Sir F. A. Rien" wrote in message

Rob found these unused words:

http://www.geeksaresexy.net/2008/12/04/shift-happens-globali zation-and-the-information-age-remixed/

Sorry, very, very rural US – no DSL or Cable – useless to try on 28K dialup.

I’ll tell you about rural – we used to use the barbed wire fences as telephone lines.

On Dec 6, 8:47 am, "dvus" wrote:

Jurgen wrote:

dvus wrote:

Agreed. What’s required is an occasional reminder to avoid troll-feeding. I could use it myself now and then. The alternative is often a very bland forum where spirited debate is stifled in favor of vanilla discussion.

There is nothing wrong a little respect for other people having a different opinion. Sometimes I am tempted to light up in defence of my opinion and then remember, it is only my opinion.

Like everyone else’s opinion, mine will be forgotten before the ripple of a stone thrown in a pond fades back to still water.

I actually think Usenet works well un-moderated. Sure there are a few idiots who have mental issues that compel them to seek gratification from a verbal bash up on someone but on the whole, they don’t last long and if they hang around, eventually realise we all have bozo bins and are using them.

IAWTP

—
dvus

Very funny thread. You’re all right — without a little trash-talk forums get dull. This is Photoshop, dammmmmnded it 🙂 On the other hand, we might find something we hate about the engineering team (if you’re listening, Vishal, i didn’t say that LOLOL).

gary in florida