Get to know the Premiere Pro Forum "Regulars"

I've been coming to the forum for a while now, mostly to get help from the experts, and to help out others when I can. I really appreciate some of the frequent contributors who have helped me out when I've come across problems I couldn't find a solution to on my own.
If anyone is interested, I was hoping to start this thread to get to know some of the frequent members of the forum (what they do for a living, the company they work for or own if they want to mention it, where they're from, etc).
I guess I'll start. I work for a production company in Indiana. We mostly do corporate training, marketing, and sales videos but we also do some brochures, photography, and multimedia projects.
I've been editing on Premiere for about three years, starting with 2.0 and I have experience with Encore, After Effects, Flash, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, and Dreamweaver. I also edit on Final Cut Pro at home and have experience with Avid.
Here's our company's website that I created using Flash, if anyone's interested in taking a look (not trying to advertise). www.klaesimage.com
Anyway, hopefully some of the other regulars (Harm, Jim, Wine Snob and others) will chime in.

Well guys, here is a completely different story.
I started at the Royal Dutch Naval Academy as a cadet, then went on to study economics and went into the banking business, commercial loans, asset management and stock brokerage. Then moved on into the field of HR Consulting, first with Hay Management Consultants, then with my own firm, specialized in organizational structures, compensation & benefits, performance management and MD. I have worked with many multinationals and large companies, like Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon, Unilever, Philips, Akzo-Nobel, MSD, Canon, McKinsey, Fuji, Honeywell, BASF, Schiphol Amsterdam Airport, Mercedes Benz, and the like on these issues. In all, nothing to do with video editing, so what the f**k am I doing here?
Purely as a hobby I started with photography during my grammar school days in Switzerland, then moved on to 8 mm film, then in the early '80's started with video (VHS-C) and progressed from there, first using analog editing equipment and later digital. I started out with Ulead Media Studio and switched to Premiere with version 5.1. I have used each and every version after that, so now I'm on CS4.2 MC.
Almost all the video work I do is hobby, with the exception of a report of an Island Hopping trip in the Caribbean on board the sailing vessel De Eendracht and a promotional video for the largest crude oil terminal in the world (still working on the latter).
Now many of you may see me as somewhat of a hardware guy with some knowledge of computers, and that perception is not altogether wrong. During my studies I got acquainted with programming, first in Basic on a MITS Altair, then APL on an IBM 5110 and a DEC 2060, then on to Fortran, Pascal, LISP, C, etc. Being statistically inclined (some friends have always wondered why I studied economics and not econometrics or math) I was one of the founding fathers of the Hay Benefits Value Comparison, Hay Dynamic Pay Survey and Hay Xpert.
Nowadays I occasionally build relatively high-end systems for people and help them solve problems they may encounter. Luckily for me my son is a BoE, specialized in IT and an expert network and security consultant, doing complex projects at large telecom companies and high-tech organizations, so I always have backup in case I am at my wits end.
That in a nutshell is me.

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I don't know, Eddie. Stan kinda looks like a real dog to me.
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Ola to precisando do premiere versao 8.1 caravan consegue o link?
Message was edited by: Kevin Monahan
Reason: needed better title

Hi Kevin,
I posted about the same problem (TickTime.cpp-290 error) in another thread, but since you're asking here specific questions to resolve it, I'm answering it here.
Re: Debug Event: [...\ ...\src\TickTime.cpp-290]
What were you doing when this error started to occur?
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Do you have iCloud installed?
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If you remove them, do you still get an error?
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Was the fps interpretation changed in any of the clips?
     Since the error appeared, and because I saw in another thread that it could be related to footage of different framerate, my timeline is now in 30fps and all the footage have been interpreted in 30fps. Footage are MP4, MOV, PNG sequence in 24, 25, 30 & 60fps.
If so, restore them to their original fps and see if you still get the error.
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Some additional infos on my computer.
I use Windows 8.1 (64-bit), all Adobe softwares installed have the last update (for video apps, it's 2014.2)
The language settings are configured in French, but Windows and CC apps are in English.
If needed the 2014.2 project file is here:
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Christophe.

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Steve,
There was much confusion as to where one should post, with the old designations. The decison was made to try to group the sub-fora into a managable order. Premiere (non-Pro) was created, and all versions of PrPro (1.0 through CS4) were placed into another sub-forum. Premiere Elements stayed separate, as it should.
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Well, I have often wished we could animate the source text like we can in After Effects. Or wished we could have the great font style capability in After Effects that we have in Premiere Pro.
I just can't get both.
That is why I came up with the way to create many titles from one, using a Microsoft Word macro, but I can only get it to work in English, or, rather, I can't get it to work with non-ASCII characters.
The method that was found to do it with Adobe InDesign is great, but no font styles there either.
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Hi all,
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Vladimir Pavlovsky wrote:>
> Dear colleagues!
> Does anybody knows how to get to know the size of the biggest file in the ContentServer?
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regards,
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