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Hallo Again -

 I really enjoyed the English and Danish links and want to thank you all again.
 
Not because I want to Spam You ...
 
I forgot to mention that I liked your Avatar´s
 
stealhzone  (Fire?) Fox
and the others
 
Since I am a Firefox-Fan I just want to tell you that Denmark not are the 2th Bad FF country but the 5th, since last time I looked.
http://www.xitimonitor.com/en-us/browsers-barometer/firefox-september-2007/index-1-2-3-110.html

 Wonder why there is so much difference :  Finland in TOP - UK in BOTTOM
 
Who did XiTi ask ? ... Not my wife, our two daughters or me , who would use it even though DK only had  ½% FF Users ...

And Oceania Have more FF users then Europe....
 
 
I was looking on a weblog, and found this "Most Serious Argument" For Firefox 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9BON5nd8Fg
 - Here I also found that from ROCKETBOOM + more.
 
Amanda Congdon
http://www.rocketboom.com/vlog/rb_05_dec_02
 
Think it is a nice FF-Support Video, though I am "a bit skeptical" that so many FF users pass by on 3 minutes in The Big Apple in a PC-Word dominated of IE
I would like to know more ... Like where in New York was it filmed? And who play the harp music?
(Did write to ROCKETBOOM - But got no answer)

In Denmark was that "Trumpet Voluntary" used by BBC, who broadcast to German Occupied Denmark 1940-1945 with news and hope.
    (Britain did help - Also by sending "stuff" from the Air to the Resistance Movement) !
 
To prove that I will not try to spam you, here are this:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5627694446211716271

Hi Jorn_dk
Firefox is a good browser. In the beginning the Firefox Browser was maybe more safe and faster than IE, but as the times goes and more people knowing Firefox, it will not be more safe or faster than other browsers. And one more thing is that if you fill Firefox up with to many add-ons and themes it slow the browser. Personally I use IE and Firefox...depends which sites I go to and such. Not all sites are build for Firefox and not all services at the sites works in Firefox yet.

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In danish:
Firefox er en god browser, og jeg vil ikke undvære den. I starten var Firefox browseren måske mere sikker end IE, men som tiden går og firefox bliver mere udbredt, vil Firefox være mindre sikker end den var i begyndelsen. Der er fundet mange fejl i Firefox her på det sidste. Forskellen mellem Firefox og IE er at folkene ovre hos Firefox nok er lidt hurtigere til at lappe og opdatere. Selv bruger jeg både IE og Firefox. Det afhænger af hvilke sites jeg tilgår. Det er ikke alle sites der endnu er opdateret til Firefox. Med Firefox gælder det også om at undgå at installere for mange add-ons og themes, ellers går Firefox hastigheden hurtig fløjten.

In Denmark was that "Trumpet Voluntary" used by BBC, who broadcast to German Occupied Denmark 1940-1945 with news and hope.
  Help, SOS!  (Britain did help - Also by sending "stuff" from the Air to the Resistance Movement) !

I am as a Dane thankful too, but I think it best to keep our politics and old history out of forum. Landzdown Forum is generally a security forum where you can get alot of good help and have alot of fun with forum members from many countries. Our bad memories and wut happened in the past and who did what maybe doesn't fit into this room

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In danish:
Som dansker er jeg også taknemmelig for den hjælp vi fik udefra, men jeg tror at det er en god idé at holde politik og gammel historie ude af forum. Landzdown Forum er et engelsk forum og hvor det mest handler om sikkerhed, men også meget internationalt, hvor du kan få megen god hjælp og have meget sjov. Da der er så mange nationaliteter samlet i dette forum, og nogle måske ikke helt glemt hvad skete dengang, er det ikke fair bringer det emne op i et internationalt forum. Hvis det endelig skal være, er det en god idé at lade de andre starte diskussionen .

Hej stealthzone


"I am as a Dane thankful too, but I think it best to keep our politics and old history out of forum. Landzdown Forum is generally a security forum where you can get alot of good help and have alot of fun with forum members from many countries. Our bad memories and wut happened in the past and who did what maybe doesn't fit into this room"
... Oobs I did not think of that at all!
And was not trying to hurt anyones feelings, as I am not against any Nationalities. It was only to explain abut the music. Nothing else. Sorry if I offended anyone here - That is not why I joined...
By the way - I did not hear that myself on the Radio. But I am interested if anyone know about the harp music and the location in New York. - Yes, this have nothing to do with PC security
And it was not my plan to say my openion on Political leaders and other Wars in this Forum. Believe me.

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In danish:
Som dansker er jeg også taknemmelig for den hjælp vi fik udefra, men jeg tror at det er en god idé at holde politik og gammel historie ude af forum. Landzdown Forum er et engelsk forum og hvor det mest handler om sikkerhed, men også meget internationalt, hvor du kan få megen god hjælp og have meget sjov. Da der er så mange nationaliteter samlet i dette forum, og nogle måske ikke helt glemt hvad skete dengang, er det ikke fair bringer det emne op i et internationalt forum. Hvis det endelig skal være, er det en god idé at lade de andre starte diskussionen .

Oobs - Det tænkte jeg overhovedet ikke på ...
Og jeg var ikke ude på at såre nogens følelser, da jeg ikke er imod nogen Nationaliteter. Det var kun for at forklare om musikken. Intet andet. Undskyld hvis jeg har fornærmet nogen her. Det var ikke derfor jeg meldte mig ind...
Forresten - Jeg har ikke selv hørt det i Radioen. Men jeg er interesseret i om nogen kender noget om harpemusikken,
og lokaliteten i New York.  - Ja, det har ikke noget med PC sikkerhed at gøre 
Og det var ikke min plan at sige noget om politiske ledere eller andre krige i dette Forum.

"I would be lost without BBCodeXtra"
... Well I do not really know that one - What do it do?

Although I know the codes needed for formatting text, I use the "quick reply" box where ever it is available and find that it is often faster and easier with BBCodeXtra: 

BBCodeXtra is an extension, compatible with Mozilla FireFox and Mozilla Suite, which adds to the context menu new commands to insert BBCode/Html/XHtml codes in an easy and fast way.

BBCodeXtra suits well with all forum types, for example:

* phpBB
* Invision
* VBullettin

This extension can really simplify your life with all forums that use BBCode or Html codes when posting new messages.

Hej Jorn_DK!  Did I say that correct?  I usually say Hey Jorn_DK!

Stealthzone has taught me much about how to "search" online...and some Danish words

The 2nd video you posted was produced in 2005...prior to IE having tabbed browsing & RSS capability, etc, as far as I recall.  Not real current?  The surroundings in the video look to be Washington Square Park, NY...that would place the interviewer near collegiate pedestrian traffic (close proximity to New York University). 
 
It is nice to see you & your family are learning computer programs together.

I use a Firefox, and have experienced the advantage of having a second, or "backup" browser when I am using a Windows OS.
Since Internet Explorer is "integrated" into the operating system, when there are "problems" that can happen with IE, having a backup browser is a godsend, not only for troubleshooting, but even being able to connect to the internet sometimes to search for solutions.

As far as extensions/add-ons, the most valuable and FIRST for me was NoScript, for browsing SAFER with Firefox.  It had a learning curve as it asks for you to decide what to allow & what to deny...but the developer takes the time to write FAQ's (which he updates frequently) as well as answering questions for new users at Mozilla forums.  That extension alone catapulted me to understanding more of how the internet "works" in terms of security, as well as understanding how my first browser, Internet Explorer works, than I can explain. 

Jorn_DK, you didn't mentioned it in your list of add-ons...here's some info > http://noscript.net/

Hey ripley !

"There are a *few* pieces during the baroque period referred to as "Trumpet Voluntary".  If you are seeking the tune in the vid, you'd best be searching for The Prince of Denmark's March by J. Clarke.  Most any baroque or "wedding" compilation CD will include it"
... Well I know well the "original", and we have it on several versions on classical "Top-Ten" CD´s or LP´s.
(And in DK we also call it Prins Jørgens March). But thanks for telling.
Sorry that I expressed myself unclear.

"I am unfamiliar w/ Rocketboom website, but the harpist name is listed on the link you provided: Somna M. Bulist
She is a New York musician, classically trained, known for "gothic harp" music...so if that is in fact her on the video, I can see where you'd find it a fresh interpretation (without brass & organ). But unlikely you will easily find other "classic" songs recorded by her"
... Thanks again - That was excatly what I was asking about ! - Now we have the keyword.
Somna M. Bulist play fine - And we like to listen to other things by her..

Halllo stealthzone !

"I think you will get a answer in a hurry if you contact BBC Radio London or Radio Denmark because they know the title of that tune. Hint: All I can tell you is that the  original message and tune was broadcasted from BBC London on May the 4.th 1945. 9.30 AM (20:30). Johannes G. Sørensen was the speaker who was reading the  message via BBC London.  It is easier to search for the original composer and then search for a newer recording  for harp. Also if you go to the public music library in Copenhagen they can help you there. They can probably give you a answer faster than I am able to open a beer. I think it is a bit easier that way
...Thanks for the good information - Well I did not express myself clear - It was only the harp music I asked about - I know "Prins Jørgens March" and we have it on several CDs and LPs. And I also know about Johannes G. Sørensen from books and TV. I´ll ask on the music library - Good Idea to show the link there ... And Cheers ! 


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In Danish:
Jeg tror det er nemmere at finde ud af det, hvis du kontakter BBC London eller Danmarks Radio. De ved helt sikkert hvad den melodi hedder. Ledetråd: Alt hvad jeg kan fortælle dig er, at melodien blev spillet i en nyhedsudsendelse der blev sendt fra BBC London, Den 4. maj 1945 kl. 19.30. Nyheden blev læst op af Johannes G. Sørensen, og melodien af- brød den oprindelige udsendelse 2:30 sek inde i den oprindelige nyhedsudsendelse.
Du kan også prøve at gå på musikbiblioteket i København. Der kan de helt sikkert hjælpe dig, og meget hurtigere end jeg kan knappe en øl op. Især hvis du viser en bibliotekar klippet som du også har vist her

... Tak for den gode information - Jeg udtrykte mig ikke klart nok - Det var kun harpe musikken jeg spurgte om.
Jeg kender "Prins Jørgens March" og vi har den på forskellige CDer og LPer. Og jeg kender historien om Johannes G. Sørensen fra bøger og TV. Jeg vil spørge på musik biblioteket - God idé at vise linket dér ... Og Skål !

MvH
Jørn