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Eastern music was very exotic and rare here, so when I heard those different chords and melodies, I was so drawn to them, because it was something that I had never really heard. You’ve also dipped a bit into classical, very successfully in my view, with the Bizet and Beethoven and Bach. Is that a form you’ve actually studied?I’ve tried, but I don’t read music. I’ve tried to learn music theory and learn how to read sheet music and it’s like I hit a wall. I do everything by ear and that’s kind of how I’ve learned. So no, I haven’t really studied in the classical way. I absolutely love classical music. I love listening to it and I do feel like I am inspired by it. I love playing it. But, oh my God, it’s so difficult compared to pop or whatever. In January 2021, you did that cool collaboration with the great Hawaiian baritone opera singer Quinn Kelsey—the “Opera Kanikapila” put on by the Hawaii Opera Theatre. How did that come about? They reached out said, “Look, we’re going to try this new series where we have singers play with different musicians, or collaborate with dancers, or something.” I believe I was the first one and they asked me to play with Quinn, which was definitely stretching me and a good way to grow. I’ve never played with an opera singer, so of course I was scared at first. But he was very sweet and let me do what I wanted to do, and it worked out that way. I want to ask you about the surf music thread that goes through almost all of your albums in some form, including the new one, and in your live show, of course. It seems like you play more surf music than just about any other uke player. Did that come from your initial experiences back when you were a kid playing with Don Ho in Waikiki, playing “Wipe Out” and other songs? Yeah, but even before before Don Ho, I played on the streets of Waikiki [which is where Ho discovered her and asked her to join his nightclub show] with a bunch of beach boys so those were kind of the songs we learned and that we would jam out together. Then Don asked me to play and that [surf music] was kind of my thing. I did By @genug Nope, because you did a portable installation if I understood correctly. You can check in Menu > About Opera. genug last edited by [Sorry I didn't read your answer before, that's because I failed to set my profile so as to be informed when someone takes part in the topic.]I don't think it did a portable installation. I've installed Opera before and I always follow the standard procedure.Here is what I get from About Opera:Installation : D:_Programmes persos\OperaProfil : C:\Users\ALAIN\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera StableCache : C:\Users\ALAIN\AppData\Local\Opera Software\Opera StableDoes this point to a portable installation? leocg Moderator Volunteer @genug last edited by @genug Nope, as you can see. In a portable installation, Opera should put the profile and cache folders in the same place as of the installation folder.Download the portable installer and install it. genug last edited by Thank you.I just downloaded, but before I go further do you think there is any chance I could keep my cache and favorites which they are on C : right now and then copy them to the new directories once the portable Opera is on D : -- and in case I can, can you please tell me where the cache and favorites directories actually are on C :?If not, do you think Windows 10 can run two versions of Opera, one on C : and one on D :? I mean, that would buy me some time allowing me to reconstruct my favorites by opening the pages on the D : version and saving them there (tedious as it seems, it may be faster than importing the old Favorites if they come all mixed up).Thanks in advance! leocg Moderator Volunteer @genug last edited by leocg @genug Just copy your current profile folder and paste it into the new one that will be created. The same for the cache.

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Shutting down Chrome-based browsers but they're definitely the culprit. If you're reading this message from the future experiencing the same problem now you know--don't just rely on antivirus tools that come with Windows and try running a third party program! GhostRider82 @Vesper222 last edited by GhostRider82 @vesper222I just did a deep scan and I found this:Is it the same like yours? Vesper222 @GhostRider82 last edited by @ghostrider82 Different for me all I remember is that one of them was an executable called archiver.exe and some others that were trojans. I deleted the anitvirus software off my computer once they had done their job so I don't have the logs anymore. GhostRider82 @Vesper222 last edited by @vesper222After finding that virus, I waited hoping that the virus was the problem, but no, it happened again, just now Opera closed, I reopened it and it logged me out again from all my accounts where I was logged in GhostRider82 @burnout426 last edited by @burnout426I uninstalled and reinstalled Opera, as soon as the browser started for the first time, this appeared!and this: GhostRider82 @burnout426 last edited by @burnout426No, I have to correct myself, these screens appear EVERY time I open Opera!I tried to open the other Browsers (Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge) and the antivirus doesn't tell me anything!it only does it with Opera! burnout426 Volunteer @GhostRider82 last edited by @ghostrider82 Looks like a legit warning, and the site is in this warning list, and looks like Opera tried to connect to it. But, I'm not sure what on your system told Opera to do that or if it was something included with Opera that did that. I would think the former, but I don't know either way.gogglerespite.com redirects to google.com, which does seem suspicious. But, I can't see what's in gogglerespite.com/sbar.json without a valid, unexpired key. burnout426 Volunteer @GhostRider82 last edited by @ghostrider82 Weird. Do you see anything at opera://extensions that's not supposed to be there?If you temporarily rename your profile, does it still happen? GhostRider82 @burnout426 last edited by @burnout426Ok, I fixed the problem..I opened Notepad++I did CTRL+F, I went to the "Search in Files" TABindicating as targets:"C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Local\Opera Software\Opera Stable"and"C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable"and I told it to search all the Files with the word "gogglerespite.com".Once it found me all files containing "gogglerespite.com"renamed them all to "FileName.old" or (like with the "Preferences and Preferences.backup" File) opened them and searched for the word "gogglerespite.com", deleted all entries for "gogglerespite.com", I saved them , I opened Opera, no problem and everything works fine! GhostRider82 @burnout426 last edited by @burnout426In any case, I think the problem was in "Preferences and Preferences.backup" because in the other files (I think to understand) that keep track of everything you "Write" in Opera by tracking LOGs of everything you do on the Browser, so if you type "gogglerespite.com" 1000 times, you will find it written 1000 times... Where did the name soap opera come from? NEW VIDEO Which country of origin did word canoe come from? not a country but it was the first nations. Where did the word 'opera' come from? Opera is an Italian word, from either opus or oper - to

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Do more on the web, with a fast and secure browser! Download Opera browser with: built-in ad blocker battery saver free VPN Download Opera This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by [ Sorry if this has been addressed before but I can't seem to find any "search" field where I could have checked. ]Hello.I wish to spare my SSD C: where Windows came pre-installed. To that effect, I'd like to transfer Opera's cache to D:, which is a HD, but the steps I found here and there don't seem to work anymore on the newer versions of Opera, so I'd like to either:learn how to to that (possibly whithout have to loose my cache and favorites and things--though I can export and then import favoristes, even if they come in all mixed)reinstall Opera anew on D:--but it would seem you can't choose the installation directory?Thanks a lot for reading . . . and helping?Note: Being French I am using the French version, need that be mentioned! sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by Run the installer, and select Options. From there you'll be able to choose a "standalone install" (also referred to as USB install in some versions) which you can install anywhere on your system. No, you can't just move Opera, you have to use the installer. genug @sgunhouse last edited by @sgunhouse Thanks a lot! I'll do that, though it'll cost me my cache and my favorites (which I'll ex-import--a great plus that this option is now built in, even if they need to be rearranged). Since Opera is my basic browser (just because it is so much faster than all the others I have tried, including FF) I guess my SSD drive will thank me--did I thank you? genug last edited by Now this is a bit weird! I downloaded the install file and executed it so that this new Opera version would go to D:, because I was planning to try and overwrite whatever new cache I'd find with the C: version. And now I see that This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by I got so bored of the videos I was watching I decided to turn ads back on for some variety. But yt thinks Opera is trying to adblock.I have Opera 110.0.5130.35 burnout426 Volunteer last edited by Did you turn the adblocker off just for Youtube or completely at the URL opera://settings/privacyProtection? If the former, try the latter.Also, make sure lucid mode is off at the URL opera://settings/lucidMode.Then, goto the URL opera://settings/content/all, type youtube.com in the search field and click "Delete displayed content". Then, repeat for google.com.Then, goto the URL opera://settings/clearBrowserData and clear "cached images and files" for all time.Then see if Youtube still thinks you're using an adblocker. If so, disable your extensions at the URL opera://extensions one by one and repeat the clearing of Youtube and Google data and your cache and try again.If still no go, you might have to fool Youtube into thinking you're using Chrome. See for 2 examples of how to do that. Markjons Banned last edited by This post is deleted! Hattyfatner last edited by Hattyfatner Annoyingly, the problem is inconsistent. I'll have to come back to this thread when it breaks next.Regarding your advice. I found it all borderline dangerous. Hattyfatner last edited by This problem has come back. I can't use Opera now because YT isn't working.YT still thinks Opera is ad-blocking.I wonder what the redacted comment said.So I had to move over to Chrome for this reason. Hattyfatner @Hattyfatner last edited by @Hattyfatner it's a shame the reply that was previously here was deleted as it did help to some extent.I looked into the setting and followed some of of the instruction carefully but for some bizzarre reason, the post is deleted.But it is

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Bazzbuzz last edited by Hi- I'm an old man (71) and know nothing about computers. I DID know from younger friends that Explorer was crap and that I should try Opera. I did. LOVED it. And have stuck with it for years. I'm working still on Opera 12: I did d/l Opera 17, but when I found that Bookmarks did NOT come with it, I quickly uninstalled Op.17 and went back to Op. 12: the bookmarks were my MAIN reason for using Opera. Does anyone know how I can upgrade to the better security of Op.37 without losing my Op. 12 bookmarks (I must have about 2,000 of them; Explorer didn't do this well, Chrome does bookmarks fairly well, but only if fewer than 2,000; haven't figured out Avast Safezone yet).I imagine you younger guys might be laughing at me- fair do- but I am a retired soldier of 44 years service (22½ regular, 21½ reserves), so I am asking if someone can help me. And as I look at the 05 May answer above as I write this, I don't know what a bookmarks.adr file is, or how to find it; also above says export as html file: how does one do that? BEFORE I get the Op.37 d/l? or after? My old army brain says how can one export something if there's no destination yet? Help, please. Ou, en français, si vous voulez.

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A way to recover your pinboards somehow, I would be more than happy if someone could contact me or answer my post here ppclarke last edited by After the last update all my pinboards have disappeared. When I click on pinboards I just get the start page. I had a lot of pinboards and I would hate to lose them all. Any help would be appreciated. luschuab @ppclarke last edited by @ppclarke I also lost my pinboards. Did you solve your problem? ppclarke @luschuab last edited by @luschuab No, unfortunately I did not. I got no replies, but from what I gather from other similar posts, unless your opera account was backed up, they are gone forever. Seemingly pinboards are still in beta mode so no guarantee it won't happen again. kathyb last edited by leocg I posted about this a year ago, and here I am again. Pinboards! Why on earth offer them? Once again, my materail is gone. I guess you just don't clear your browsing history/cache and keep your machine tuned all the while being able to keep your pinboards. I'm disgusted with Opera! No Where on the download page where it says oh.. look... pinboards... does it say, you may lose your material if you run a cleaner. The numerous people that have lost their material because of this is nuts that Opera would let it go on.. Oh wait, it's in Beta , so that excuses their lack of transparency. So I went and read the reviews, I'm not the only one complaining. Opera emails me playing stupid, oh can you send us a screenshot, when is this happening? Use your own browser and find out. Go ask all the countless other people having the same issues.The only thing safe is flow for retaining material and as I said early on, extensions notion, webclipper kathyb @kathyb last edited by This post is deleted! michallica39 last edited by Hello guys. I had the same problem, all my piboards were gone and I couldn't find a way to recover them. I didn't have sync turned on but after trying out few things I was still able to recover my pinboards. Here's how to do it:Log into your Opera account. Once you're in, click the person icon at the top right corner of the browser. There you have to click on your icon to open your Opera profile dashboard.Click on "View your synchronised data" panel to open sync content section. There you will have your bookmarks, tabs, pinboards, etc. Click on the pinboards section. It will open the list of your pinboards. The problem is, when you click a pinboard to open and then you come back to main pinboard, it still shows no pinboards, which means that you'd have to do it every time to open the pinboard that you want. To fix it:go to Settings->Synchronisation and turn on the sync options. You might need to log off and back on again to make it fully work.Like. Where did the name soap opera come from? NEW VIDEO Which country of origin did word canoe come from? not a country but it was the first nations. Where did the word 'opera' come from? Opera is an Italian word, from either opus or oper - to

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To be a state-of-the-art opera. It has to flash with technology, the way he did. [Hear excerpts from the score to The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs on SoundCloud.]Get paid firstI don’t write a word until I get my first check because I’ve seen too many things fall apart. And a composer would never write a note until they got their first check. I’ve learned from them. But I come from theater where people have the attitude of, “I just want to do this – I’ll do anything.”With musical theater, the commission fee might be something like $500, and they’ll take ten years to develop it and then maybe not do it at all. It’s just a different way of doing things. With opera, you get a really decent commission up front. They say “go,” and you start writing.Learn to love deadlinesYou have to meet deadlines. And I love deadlines because I know something needs to be delivered at a certain time. I can write really quickly. I wrote Act One of Silent Night in a few days and Act Two actually took longer because I hadn’t figured out what was going on in it. That took about a month. This libretto for Lucrezia was written in two or three days because that’s all the time I had.The thing that can be a problem that I’ve seen is when a composer delivers their work way late – like four or five months late. That hurts everyone that comes after them: It hurts the director, the conductor, the cast. So it’s very important for composers to get their scores in on time.Composers get generous amounts of time. If the opera is going to go up in three years, usually my libretto is due within three to six months. So it’s very important