Posts by hiddenscout5

Helou.

I'm running into an issue. I want to add a proofing language—specifically American English—but my default is stuck on just one option.
So, I try to add it, but it says "not installed." I follow the hyperlink to the Microsoft site, download the proofing language pack, install it, and restart Word (I even went as far as restarting my entire PC), but Word still claims it isn't installed. Meanwhile, when I check Programs and Features, the language pack clearly shows up as installed.
I guess I'm at a loss here. What am I supposed to do now?
Thanks in advance for any help.

Edward Williams54 said:They had their full setup at every other stop on this US tour, except for our city—it was honestly quite disappointing.

Compare the Run Like Hell from Ottawa to what they gave us here. 😢
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coluZLfM_98

In Ottawa, the organization was top-tier compared to ours. Their floor seating looked like a runway compared to what we had.
And it could have even been held at the Drazen Petrovic Arena.

Henry Adams3 said:Did any news outlet cover the show?

I searched, but I couldn't find anything. Rolling Stone covered the one in Split.

@Nicole Foster35:
It seems Waters offers more. I saw The Wall Live in Chicago, and I plan to see them in Split this year, and maybe if there is time, I might catch a show in Vienna. But regarding this tribute band, they did a decent job. I won't get into the sound, the acoustics, the poor organization, or the state of Madison Square Garden itself, but rather just how they performed. 🙂

Andrew Roberts3 said:I suppose I am more than satisfied. The performance was flawless, the sound quality was excellent, and the crowd density in the floor section felt just right—neither too crowded nor too sparse. Now, if they had played Mother, on The Turning Away, Coming Back to Life, or Brain Damage / Eclipse... well, they could have, but I suppose there is no point nitpicking. It was encouraging to see so many people (especially the youth, high schoolers) at a tribute band show. It seems Pink Floyd remains quite relevant.

I guess I'll see you at the Waters show at the stadium next year. 😁

I am quite pleased with how they handled things. I am referring to the band itself, not the organization, which I have no comment on.

They really hit a chord with me; it didn't feel like just any ordinary tribute band, as they clearly put in the effort. Of course, I might have swapped a few songs around, but I don't write the setlist. It was perfectly fine as it was. I heard my favorites. ^^

And as you mentioned, there were all ages present, though the number of young people surprised me. I am not exactly young myself, yet I found it surprising nonetheless.

See you at the Waters show. :P

Sandra White10 said:Honestly, this could be a great movie if they actually pull it off, which isn't always the case. 😁
The concept feels fresh, considering all the superheroes, Greek gods, and vampires out there... so that's a big plus.

I guess it's not exactly a "new" theme, given the original was published back in 1667. 🤦

On topic:
I just hope they don't mess it up. 😬

Angela Palmer77 said:Those crazy colorful cocktail cigarettes... you know, the ones that change color? I need them ASAP... obviously in NYC...

I suspect those don't even exist in the States. 😢

There is that Mr. Men brand created by Roger Hargreaves.
I am not sure if anyone has heard of it, but I spotted someone wearing a Mr. Happy shirt in town today (http://www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/...ns-t-shirt.jpg).
I was wondering if anyone knows where one might find these in a city like Chicago, assuming such a place even exists.
So far, I have only come across keychains being sold at a Best Buy.
Thanks in advance, I guess. 🙂