Next semester, we'll meet in a new Mac lab, so I thought I had better try out more of the media and workflows that we will be able to use once we're installed there. This post includes the first media that I have created from an iPhoto slideshow, saved as a QuickTime movie, and uploaded to YouTube.
If you have ideas or questions about how to use any of these tools, please feel free to spell out your ideas and ask for tips in comments on this post. I'll try to respond by the time we get going in the new Mac lab second semester.
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When I posted "Mariners @ Safeco, 2007.08.13" (Aug. 18, 2007), I thought that we'd be moving into a new Mac-equipped computer lab. However, the Fates have smiled on those who prefer Windows.
We'll be meeting and working in a new lab (Rm. 1443), but on Windows machines again. The upside is your familiarity with the equipment and applications. See you there!
Hello, I don't know about baseball. But I watched baseball games of Koshien at Kobe. I graduated from Saga-kita high school, so I went to cheer for koshien. It was very fun and excited.
Hi !! In summer vacation, I watched a baseball game. Twins VS lengers !! It was really exciting!! But I couldn`t see a Japanese player! So If I culd to see, I want to watched this game!!
Thank you for all of your comments. For those of you who haven't heard this speal before, there are three Americas: 1) North, 2) Central, and 3) South. For those who have heard this, let it be a reminder.
Quite a few good players come from Central America (including the Caribbean) and South America to play Major League Baseball (MLB) in North America.
Though I've grown tired of seeing the New York Yankees and Hideki Matsui on TV, it is a pleasure, occasionally, to see other Japanese players on U.S. and Canadian MLB teams.
When I posted "Mariners @ Safeco, 2007.08.13" (Aug. 18, 2007), I thought that we'd be moving into a new Mac-equipped computer lab. However, the Fates have smiled on those who prefer Windows.
ReplyDeleteWe'll be meeting and working in a new lab (Rm. 1443), but on Windows machines again. The upside is your familiarity with the equipment and applications. See you there!
Hello!! I want to watch a baseball game. I like to watch baseball games. And Ilike Jyojima. I want to see the Major Leagues game someday.
ReplyDeleteI don't know about baseball, so I want to know more.
ReplyDeleteNew lab is very clean, but too far. I worry about next class.
Hellow!! I went to America and watched majorleag baseball game.It was very exiting.I like Seatle Mariners. Next time, I would like watch Ichiro!!
ReplyDeleteHello, I don't know about baseball.
ReplyDeleteBut I watched baseball games of Koshien at Kobe.
I graduated from Saga-kita high school, so I went to cheer for koshien.
It was very fun and excited.
Ilike baseball very much.I often watch Major Reage baseball.And Ilike Jojima.So I want to meet him someday.
ReplyDeleteHello.
ReplyDeleteI also enjoy see you tube. It is good site!!
Hello!!! I want to go America!
ReplyDeleteI'm very envious you! How was america? I don't know baseball rule but I want to see Ichiro. I like him!!!
I like Ichiro!! When I went to MN, little boy who lives near my house have liked Ichiro. Ichiro is so famouse, so I was so happy.
ReplyDeleteI love Ichiro(^^) Ichilo is very cool. I want to meet him! And I want to take a picture. It is trejure for me.
ReplyDeleteHellow. I don't know about baseball very well. I want to watch basebal game.
ReplyDeleteHi !! In summer vacation, I watched a baseball game. Twins VS lengers !!
ReplyDeleteIt was really exciting!!
But I couldn`t see a Japanese player!
So If I culd to see, I want to watched this game!!
I don’t like baseball.
ReplyDeletebut I have read this blog and I will like baseball.
Hey, gang!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all of your comments. For those of you who haven't heard this speal before, there are three Americas: 1) North, 2) Central, and 3) South. For those who have heard this, let it be a reminder.
Quite a few good players come from Central America (including the Caribbean) and South America to play Major League Baseball (MLB) in North America.
Though I've grown tired of seeing the New York Yankees and Hideki Matsui on TV, it is a pleasure, occasionally, to see other Japanese players on U.S. and Canadian MLB teams.