I that striped shirt!
Vincent Vega said:
Yes, but everyone in Germany says so. I think most don't know better.
And it's hard in normal talking to switch to the quick Bono when you are used to say Bo-e-no-e.
Macphisto2000 said:Here are some more of my photos from Berlin (yesterday).
Macphisto
These photos are extraordinary, Macphisto2000 - thank you so very much for sharing them with us!
And thank you for a wonderful website, too.
Nevermind, this morning I heard a BBC reporter pronouncing it that way as well.Galeongirl said:
So do we in Holland....Flemish people do so too, I think it's something from the germanic accent
last unicorn said:
Nevermind, this morning I heard a BBC reporter pronouncing it that way as well.
Bono's Doll said:
Miringeltje said:
U2 singer Bono gestures as he talks during a media conference after a meeting with EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, not seen, at the EU Commission in Brussels, Tuesday, May 15, 2007. Bono scolded France, Italy and other nations for using debt cancellation to mask cuts in regular aid payments to Africa. (AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wijngaert )
U2 singer Bono, left, talks as EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso looks on as they address the media after a meeting at the EU Commission in Brussels, Tuesday, May 15, 2007. Bono scolded France, Italy and other nations for using debt cancellation to mask cuts in regular aid payments to Africa. (AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wijngaert)
U2 lead singer Bono speaks during a news conference at the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, May 15, 2007. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir (BELGIUM)
hcbiggs2002 said:
I just found a video of this press conference. Just click on the text 'Meeting on develoment and Aid with Bono' on the top right hand of the page.
http://ec.europa.eu/index_fi.htm
last unicorn said:
Yes, I was thinking that, too. Bob looks really worn out.
I have been wondering about it over the last few years whenever I saw pictures of him, but this time it looks extremely obvious.
But I believe it's stress, all the hard work he's doing.
waynetravis said:
Sorry for my ingnorance
But what does Geldof actually do now?
I never seen much of him related to campaigning compared to what i see of Bono.
Bono appears to travel and do more in terms of promoting awareness than Geldof, and yet he looks healthy as ever. Whereas Geldof looks extreamly trired.
wendi said:is it possible to save this video to a hard drive?
last unicorn said:
Bob is working a lot behind the scenes. He's constantly campaigning. He's travelling to Africa a lot. He's speaking at congresses. He even was in Vienna a couple of months ago to speak about the campaign, but I didn't know it and missed him.
You don't see much of him because we follow Bono so much. Other people who are not U2/Bono fans don't follow Bono so much and usually don't know what Bono is doing or have a very vague idea of it.
Both of them are doing a lot of work "behind the scenes", stuff that is not made public, and I am sure it's a lot of stress, especially now with the G8 summit coming up.
wendi said:is it possible to save this video to a hard drive?
hcbiggs2002 said:
I just found a video of this press conference. Just click on the text 'Meeting on develoment and Aid with Bono' on the top right hand of the page.
http://ec.europa.eu/index_fi.htm
butter7 said:couldn't your guys download the video from the link I provided on the previous page?
Or you haven't noticed it was there?
last unicorn said:No, sadly, I can't even open the page. And Real Player doesn't work with my OS.
butter7, thank you! I don't have Real Player, because it isn't compatible with my OS, but I have an alternative player that can play rm files. So I can watch the video. But do you know how I can save it to my harddisc, because I can only use the link given by you to directly open the video file. It's 18 minutes long, very interesting indeed. Maybe we can find a way to download the file?!butter7 said:
You do need a program that could play real player files to play the video. Because it's in .rm format.
butter7 said:The quickest way to get the video is to open the folder which contains all the "buffered" materials for this particular video player, or internet browser. But in your case, I have no idea where that folder located, sorry....
for PC user:
Try this software: http://www.flashget.com/index_en.htm
once you installed it, go to job -> New -> and paste the rstp:// link I posted, download the file in only one part (otherwise you'll likely to get some sound problem with .rm file, never worked out why though).
Once it finished, go to the folder where you put it, default should be in the folder called "downloads" in your c drive.
I think download manager is the software that everyone need to have in their computer. You can resume downloades, splits one file in too several parts and achieve a higher speed of downloading; or if you need to "rip" some multi-media files from certain sites, they support the protocol which normally only work for media players, which means you could save a lot of on-line streaming video to your hard driver. So get one for U2.
Felt like myself is a salesman...but it's indeed a very good tool, so I recommend your guys give it a go.