Change the Language of Adobe Creative Cloud Apps
Is English not your first language? Here’s how to change the default language preferences for all Adobe Creative Cloud apps.People all over the world use the Adobe Creative Cloud, so users everywhere need to customize their experiences. In this quick tutorial, I’m going to show you how to change the language settings of Premiere Pro and After Effects to one of the 25+ languages that Adobe CC supports.In this quick video tutorial, I’m going to show you how easy it is to change the default user language of all the Adobe Creative Cloud apps.Let’s dive in. Setting the Adobe CC Language in Mac OS 10.7+ and Windows 7+For those of you using the Adobe Creative Cloud on newer operating systems, odds are you already have the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app installed. Look for the Creative Cloud icon in the Apple menu bar or Windows taskbar.Step One: Click on the Creative Cloud iconSimply click on the Creative Cloud icon in your operating system. If you do not see the icon, do the following:Windows: Start > Programs > Adobe Creative CloudMac OS: Go > Applications > Adobe Creative Cloud > Adobe Creative CloudStep Two: Click on the 3 vertical dots, Select PreferencesOpen the Preferences panel by clicking on the three vertical dots and selecting Preferences.Step Three: Open the Creative Cloud tabSwitch over from the General tab to the Creative Cloud tab.Step Four: Open the App tab, Select the Language of your choiceIn the Apps tab, you will see a dropdown menu for App Language. Click on the dropdown menu, and select the language of your choice.Step Five: Download the Adobe CC AppsYou will now need to re-download the Adobe Creative Cloud apps you need. Once downloaded, these new versions will be in the language of your choice.If for some reason the language does not change, uninstall the Adobe CC apps, and then reinstall. That should take care of any issues.
Frontrow holds fun run to raise funds for young cancer patients Typhoon Kammuri accelerates, gains strength en route to PH Lynx capture 4th WNBA title, overcome Sparks in 5 games BSP sees higher prices in November, but expects stronger peso, low rice costs to put up fight Read Next Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue answers questions during a press conference introducing Isaiah Thomas, Jae Crowder & Ante Zizic at Cleveland Clinic Courts on September 7, 2017 in Independence, Ohio. Jason Miller/Getty Images/AFPCLEVELAND — For Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue, the shootings in Las Vegas became personal.Lue said he personally knows three people who were shot Sunday night when a gunman armed with assault rifles smashed open to hotel windows and opened fire on concert-goers, killing 59 and wounding more than 500 in the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.ADVERTISEMENT Fire hits houses in Mandaluyong City “Whatever we can do to try to eliminate these types of situations, I’m all for it,” he said. “I’m not really a political guy who says what you should do. Whatever we can do to stop these types of violent acts, I’m all for it.” MOST READ Nonong Araneta re-elected as PFF president
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Former Indian chief selector Sandip Patil has lashed out at Virat Kohli’s team for not making good use of their time in England. India are 0-2 down in the five-Test series after losing at Edgbaston and Lord’s.India reached England on June 23 after coach Ravi Shastri lamented the lack of preparation time following the Test series defeat in South Africa earlier this year. Consequently, the limited-overs series (three T20Is and three ODIs) were scheduled before the Test matches.’But surprisingly, the Indian team did not train or practice after the ODI series, instead choosing to take a five-day vacation before playing their only warm-up match. In fact, the warm-up game was also reduced from a four-day affair to a three-day match because of the heat.In the first Test in Birmingham, India’s batsmen with the exception of skipper Virat Kohli, were found out. At Lord’s, the Indians once again had no answer to the swing of James Anderson and Stuart Broad. The lack of practice showed and the likes of Murali Vijau, Shikhar Dhawan, KL Rahul, Cheteshwar Pujara were all at sea.Also read – Are India’s Test batsmen really good enough for overseas success?Patil wondered why the Indian team chose to rest instead of training hard for an important Test series. And he took a dig at Kohli, who had in his pre-departure press conference rather lightly said he would enjoy the coffee in England.”We all clearly remember captain Virat Kohli and coach Ravi Shastri’s joint press conference before leaving for the tour of England earlier this summer. One bold statement stood out, “We have enough days to acclimatise in England and we are going to enjoy coffee,” Patil wrote in his column for The Quint. “Seeing the performance of the Indian team in the first two Tests so far, the team really seems to have taken their skipper’s statement seriously – they are truly only enjoying the coffee in English conditions.”Also read – Humiliation at Lord’s: Gut-wrenching defeat should come as no surpriseadvertisement KL Rahul and Hardik Pandya have played both the Test matches for India so far (@klrahul 11 Photo) India were handed their first-ever innings defeat under Virat Kohli at Lord’s (@hardikpandya7 Photo) Kuldeep Yadav played the second Test at Lord’s but failed to take a single wicket (kuldeep_18 Photo)Also read – Never give up on us: Virat Kohli turns emotional after Lord’s humiliationSeveral former Indian cricketers had stressed on the need to practice properly before the Test series. The red ball in England tends to swing and that is no mystery. Instead of practicing, Indian cricketers were seen going out for nice walks and indeed enjoying the English coffee.Patil felt Kohli’s statement (on the coffee) was irresponsible.”In earlier days, it was grilled in our minds that we needed to watch, improve, practise hard, follow the senior players, learn from them and take their advice. But instead of taking the advice of players who have been on multiple tours of England, and have succeeded, Virat Kohli’s team seems happy to be enjoying the country’s coffee.Also read – The Ravi Shastri irony: Crisis man in 2014, facing the heat in 2018″In fact, if I look at the Indian captains who toured England, Ajit Wadekar, Sunil Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and Azhar, none of them ever made such an irresponsible comment on the eve of such an important tour,” Patil wrote.On Monday, Gavaskar had slammed the Indian team for not choosing to stay behind in London instead of going down to Nottingham and start practicing for the third Test.Also read – India coach Ravi Shastri under BCCI COA scanner after Lord’s Test debacle”But clearly as we have seen from the start of the ODI series, they are in love with London. You cannot get practice facilities in London as easily as you would in Nottingham – I hope they practice from Tuesday. And there should be no optional practice. Everybody needs to get down to practice There’s no such thing as optional practice when you are 0-2 down,” Gavaskar had told India Today
PHILADELPHIA, PA – SEPTEMBER 11: A Cleveland Browns helmet rests on the field prior to the game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on September 11, 2016 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Eagles defeated the Browns 29-10. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)Former Ohio State and Cleveland Browns wide receiver Brian Hartline is apparently not a believer in Terrelle Pryor as a No. 1 wideout.Hartline appeared on 105.7 The Zone in Columbus this morning to talk about the Browns. When asked about Pryor potentially being paid like a No. 1 wide receiver, Hartline was less than complimentary.on Terrelle Pryor, @BrianHartline says: What is he? Is he a No. 1 (WR)? God, I hope not. With a No. 1, I want to know what I’m getting…— 105.7 The Zone (@1057TheZone) December 21, 2016″…day in and day out. With him, I don’t know what I’m getting.”— 105.7 The Zone (@1057TheZone) December 21, 2016On Pryor, @BrianHartline says, “If I’m giving a guy a contract, I want to know he’s a building block. I don’t see him as a building block.”— 105.7 The Zone (@1057TheZone) December 21, 2016Hartline and Pryor overlapped for one year in Columbus and played together last season on the Browns. Cleveland released the veteran Hartline in part because of how impressive Pryor was, so several have speculated there is bad blood here.Hartline, however, denied that was the case to several Twitter users who criticized his comments.@TylerEPalisin9 @SportsBoyTony @TerrellePryor there is no problem. All I said was It would be a mistake to pay him #1 WR $.— Brian Hartline (@brianhartline) December 21, 2016@TylerEPalisin9 they do have a choice… #1 wideouts get 8+ mil a year…— Brian Hartline (@brianhartline) December 21, 2016@TylerEPalisin9 @SportsBoyTony @TerrellePryor But I do hope someone gives it to him. I just don’t think it should be the browns— Brian Hartline (@brianhartline) December 21, 2016@BrownsChalkTalk @1057TheZone there is zero tension. I am speaking on the ability to build a Browns team. Not on the development of TP— Brian Hartline (@brianhartline) December 21, 2016@11W I have a lot of respect for what TP has done so far. I think he has positioned himself to grow as a NFL WR. Now we need every year.— Brian Hartline (@brianhartline) December 21, 2016The 27-year-old Pryor has been one of the lone bright spots for an 0-14 Browns team this season.In his first full season at wide receiver, he has reeled in 67 passes for 877 yards and four touchdowns.
https://twitter.com/jgunter94/status/1100425457261035521Last season, Gunter was a first-team All-Sun Belt Conference selection as he compiled 49 tackles (14 for loss) and five sacks. He added five quarterback hurries and a forced fumble as well.Gunter appeared in 24 games for the Chanticleers over the last two seasons, making 75 total tackles.Due to NCAA rules, Gunter is expected to sit out the 2019 season and resume playing in 2020. He has three seasons to play two.However, he could apply for a hardship waiver, that if approved, would allow him to compete immediately for the Wolfpack in 2019. 
(Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)Any time a player makes a verbal commitment to a school, there’s always the possibility that they will change their mind. That’s even the case when it comes to transfers.Coastal Carolina defensive end Jeffrey Gunter visited Syracuse earlier this month. Gunter later committed to the Orange, and even signed a financial aid agreement, which binds the school to him but does not bind him to the program.Now, Gunter has changed his mind. He won’t be heading to Syracuse, and will instead continue his career at NC State.Gunter announced his decision on Twitter this morning.
La Province facilite les choses pour les élèves victimes d’intimidation et elle les aide à obtenir du soutien plus rapidement grâce à un système en ligne unique de signalement des situations d’intimidation et de cyberintimidation. La ministre de l’Éducation et du Développement de la petite enfance, Ramona Jennex, a annoncé le système lors de la conférence sur la lutte contre l’intimidation « Élevons la voix » aujourd’hui, 16 août, à Halifax. « Nous savons que certains jeunes ne signalent pas l’intimidation parce qu’ils ont peur que la situation empire, indique Mme Jennex. Cette nouvelle option aidera les élèves victimes de comportements intimidateurs ou qui en sont témoins dans les écoles à les signaler anonymement. » Le système en ligne, un des deux seuls systèmes du genre utilisés au Canada, a été conçu spécialement pour répondre aux besoins du système d’éducation de la Province. Une personne victime d’intimidation ou qui en est témoin peut remplir un formulaire en ligne et l’information sera automatiquement envoyée au directeur de l’école. Le formulaire se trouvera dans les sites Web des conseils scolaires et à l’adresse www.antibullying.novascotia.ca. « Ce site en ligne pour signaler les cas d’intimidation sera un bon outil pour les enfants qui voudront signaler des situations d’intimidation de façon sûre et anonyme, de dire Erin Donovan, un parent de Mahone Bay. Les directeurs d’écoles peuvent utiliser l’information pour créer un environnement scolaire plus sûr et les élèves socialement responsables peuvent signaler les cas d’intimidation sans redouter les conséquences de leurs actes. » « Il arrive souvent que les directeurs d’écoles et les administrateurs scolaires entendent parler de comportements intimidateurs, parfois par les rumeurs ou par les médias, et ce après que la situation s’est aggravée, ajoute Mary Jess MacDonald, présidente du Strait Regional School Board. Nous avons hâte d’utiliser un outil qui encouragera le signalement et donnera aux directeurs l’information nécessaire pour remédier aux comportements intimidateurs. » Le système sera en place le mois prochain.
OTTAWA – Health Canada has approved plans to create four new supervised consumption sites in British Columbia and Quebec, but some health officials say the approvals fall short of meeting the needs in communities devastated by overdose deaths.A statement from Health Minister Jane Philpott on Friday said the approval of the sites is one step in combating the ongoing illicit opioid “overdose epidemic” gripping the country.The sites allow people to use illicit drugs under the supervision of a medical professional in case they overdose.But at a conference in Vancouver, health officials said restrictions mean only people who inject drugs can receive supervision, not those who use drugs in other forms.“From a medical health and public health perspective, all modes of consumption can be dangerous and should be supervised, so it’s incomprehensible to me that there would currently be this restriction,” said Dr. Perry Kendall, B.C.’s chief provincial health officer.Two of the new sites are in Surrey, B.C., one is in Vancouver and a mobile consumption site has been approved to operate in Montreal.Vancouver Coastal Health chief medical health officer Dr. Patricia Daly said existing overdose prevention sites support people who ingest drugs in many forms, including orally.“When we open our doors with the Health Canada exemption, it will be difficult to deny people the ability to consume drugs in the way that they’re used to,” she said.“Ultimately, I think we have to realize our crisis here is not just among people who inject drugs.”Kendall said he suspects the restriction is due to a lack of published documentation on the effectiveness of supervised consumption for drugs that are ingested in ways other than by injection.But he said there is enough evidence through the overdose prevention sites that have operated in B.C. since December to prove it saves lives.“We’ve reversed hundreds of overdoses and there’s never been a death,” he said.B.C. has been the epicentre of the overdose crisis, where over 1,200 people have died between the start of 2016 to the end of March this year. The provincial coroner said many of the deaths have been caused by fentanyl, a powerful opioid.Provincial health officials did acknowledge that the approvals are a step in the right direction.In a news release, Fraser Health chief medical health officer Dr. Victoria Lee said the exemption “will allow us to take a significant step forward in engaging with this population.”Quebec’s Public Health Minister Lucie Charlebois also issued a statement welcoming the approval of the Montreal mobile site.“This demonstrates that Quebec is a leader in preventative health care and drug-related harm reduction, and that we are setting an example for other communities that will follow suit in this area,” her release said in French.Health Canada said the mobile site in Montreal is the first of its kind to be approved in Canada, and will provide a “geographically flexible” service to clients.The mobile site is supposed to provide additional services that compliment three fixed sites that were approved by Health Canada in February.Canada’s two existing supervised consumption sites are both located in Vancouver.Health Canada said evidence shows supervised consumption sites save lives and decrease the transmission of disease without increasing drug use or crime in the surrounding area.— By Linda Givetash in Vancouver.
TORONTO – “Maudie,” starring recent Oscar nominee Sally Hawkins as real-life Nova Scotia folk artist Maud Lewis and Ethan Hawke as her fish peddler husband, took a leading seven film trophies on Sunday as light-hearted Canuck jokes mixed with politically charged speeches at the Canadian Screen Awards.The Canada-Ireland co-production won best picture as well as best supporting actor for Hawke and best actress for Hawkins, who was recently nominated for an Oscar for her starring turn in the Ontario-shot, Academy Award-winning film “The Shape of Water.”“Maudie”‘s other wins included best direction for Aisling Walsh and best original screenplay for Sherry White.The Newfoundland and Labrador-shot drama details Lewis’s perseverance through juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, poverty and ill treatment from her community and loved ones to become an internationally acclaimed painter.“Because ‘Maudie’ came out like a year earlier than ‘The Shape of Water,’ there was a lot of … really early Oscar buzz around her performance in (‘Maudie’) and then ‘The Shape of Water’ came in and kind of stole that buzz,” White said with a laugh backstage.“Because you can’t be nominated for two (Oscars), so that kind of stole our thunder, but that’s OK.”Another east coast story took a top honour on the TV side.CBC/Netflix’s “Anne,” featuring the plucky Prince Edward Island heroine from Lucy Maud Montgomery’s classic novel, was named best drama series for creators Moira Walley-Beckett and Miranda de Pencier.Cast member R. H. Thomson landed a supporting-actor trophy earlier in the week, resulting in just two wins for the series that had a leading 13 nominations.The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television puts on the Canadian Screen Awards, which handed out awards in 132 categories that also included television and digital media. The bulk of the trophies were handed out earlier in the week. Sunday’s show aired from Toronto’s Sony Centre of Performing Arts on CBCCo-hosts Jonny Harris and Emma Hunter offered light-hearted banter about Canada that was balanced out by onstage remarks from attendees about diversity, inclusion and gender inclusion onscreen and off.“I think a show like ‘Kim’s Convenience’ is proof that representation matters,” said Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, who won an acting trophy for “Kim’s Convenience,” which also won best comedy series.“When you give people a voice, other people start listening, and when people start listening, things start to change — and we need change, we need to affect change.”The phrase “representation matters” was also repeated by Eritrea-born actor Nabil Rajo, who won an award for the Montreal car-jacking drama film “Boost,” and Elise Bauman, star of the web series “Carmilla” who got the Cogeco Fund Audience Choice Award.Other big film winners at Sunday’s show included the Oscar-nominated animated drama “The Breadwinner,” which won four trophies, including best adapted screenplay for Anita Doron. Nora Twomey directed the Canadian co-production, which is based on homegrown author Deborah Ellis’s children’s novel about a young girl who helps her family in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.“I think her courage and compassion started it all,” Doran said backstage of Ellis, who based her book on the testimony of Afghan women she spoke with in refugee camps in Pakistan.“Everybody on the team was making the same film with the same intention — to be authentic, to tell the truth and to tell the truth of this girl.”Also netting four awards was “Hochelaga, Land of Souls,” which was Canada’s pick for the best foreign-language film category at this year’s Oscars but ultimately didn’t make the short list. Written and directed by Quebec’s Francois Girard, the French-language drama looks at Montreal’s history through an archeological dig after a sinkhole opens up under a stadium in Montreal.The star-packed Sundance Film Festival hit “Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World” by Catherine Bainbridge, about Indigenous musicians who have shaped popular music, got three nods including best feature length documentary.Best limited series or program went to CBC-TV’s adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s novel “Alias Grace.” Sarah Gadon was also honoured for her starring turn as an Irish maid who was convicted of murder in Upper Canada in 1843 and exonerated decades later.“Cardinal” star Billy Campbell won best lead actor, while “Baroness von Sketch Show” was honoured for its ensemble performance.Other acting honours went to Catherine O’Hara of CBC’s riches-to-rags comedy “Schitt’s Creek,” Alexander Ludwig of the History series “Vikings,” Tatiana Maslany of the Space sci-fi series “Orphan Black,” and Bahar Nouhian of the Tehran teen drama film “Ava.”Efforts to eradicate sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry was a topic on the red carpet as attendees wore pins for the #AfterMeToo group, which recently partnered with the Canadian Women’s Foundation to establish a fund for sexual violence support services.Atwood, who got the Academy Board of Directors’ Tribute at the show, said she’s supporting the #AfterMeToo fund by donating herself and giving the proceeds from two events she’s doing in April.Atwood and CBC News anchor Peter Mansbridge were among nine recipients of a special award at the show.Mansbridge, who received the Lifetime Achievement Award, used his speech to tout the importance of telling the truth and being transparent in an era of fake news.“I strongly believe that truth is under attack and it’s not under attack by just one person in one country, it spreads across borders,” Mansbridge said later backstage.“We’re at a very important point here in this issue and I think we have to stand up for ourselves and stand up for each other, because there’s a lot at stake on this.”
Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale could help determine the future of Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino.The European champions have been tracking Pochettino for the best part of two years and are prepared to match United’s offer for the former Southampton boss. United are believed to be in the race for Pochettino after sacking Jose Mourinho last week. That means that Los Blancos must dig deep in the summer to stand any chance of winning the battle for the former Espanyol boss.Spurs are reportedly looking at least £45m in compensation and Pochettino is expected to get a massive pay rise at Old Trafford. Spurs have first option to buy back Bale on the cheap which could help the Spanish giants secure the services of Pochettino.Certainly, the idea of the Wales international returning to the club he left nearly half-a-decade ago would be a tempting one for Spurs chairman Daniel Levy.Re-signing the former PFA player of the year, even at a reduced price would be a statement of intent for the North London club for the upcoming season.
Trippier and Pochettino try to clear up a war of words George Patchias – September 13, 2019 The apparent war of words between Kieran Trippier and Mauricio Pochettino is thought to be nothing more than a misunderstanding.Trippier was sold by Tottenham…At least, that’s the believe for former Tottenham Hotspur defender Terry Fenwick.He said, according to Daily Star:“The squad is fantastic already but I’m hoping Daniel and Mauricio get their heads together and bring in one or two world-class players.“If they don’t spend I think he will leave.”
MIAMI (WSVN) – Police have released surveillance video of a man and a woman who, they said, broke into a car in Miami.Investigators said the pair broke into a Lexus in the middle of the night, June 1. A neighbor’s surveillance system captured them pulling door handles of two SUVs.The burglary happened along Southwest 30th Avenue and Third Street.Police believe the subjects are responsible for other break-ins in the area.If you have any information on this car break-in, call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS. Remember, you can always remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a $1,000 reward.Copyright 2019 Sunbeam Television Corp. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Indian Chamber Of Commerce, Kolkata, organised a session titled ‘Mental Health – Breaking the Stigma’ on February 2, 2019 at the chamber itself.Eminent doctors and social workers like Dr Manoj Shah, Psychiatrist and Professor of Child and Adolescent psychiatry, Hofstra – Northshore LIJ School of Medicine, USA; Dr Shashi Panja, Minister, Department of Women and Child Development and Social Welfare, Government of West Bengal; HE Bruce Bucknell, British Deputy, High Commissioner in Kolkata and Dr Prerna Shah, Neuropsychologist and Associate Director, Northshore University Hospital, USA alongwith Minu Budhia, Chairperson, ICC Task Force on Special Abilities and Psychotherapist and Founder – Caring Minds, ICANFLYY and Café ICANFLYY were present at the event. Also Read – Add new books to your shelfIn her address, Minu Budhia welcomed the guests on the behalf of ICC Special Task Force on Special Abilities. She said that this is the first time in any Chamber of Commerce or Industry Association, that a committee or task force has been made to create awareness and talk about mental health. Budhia believes that it is as important for child, as for parents, teachers, or medical professionals. Sharing her personal experience, Minu stated, “As a mother of a special daughter, I have undergone a full circle – running from pillar to post and surprised at the nil or negligible awareness about mental health. I believe that the first step for mental health is acceptance by family and society. We have come a long way but still miles to go. And that is what we are here to do today.” Also Read – Over 2 hours screen time daily will make your kids impulsiveMinu feels that addressing the barriers attached to mental health is important. As a parent, it took her 10 years to understand and accept and then take it as challenge. With that ongoing journey of understanding mental health problems and unfolding the myths about it, she started actively working towards the cause too. In the attempt to fight against the mental health problems, she started her own initiatives like CARING MINDS, a psychological wellness centre and ICANFLYY – an institute for special needs and cafe icanflyy – a cafe which runs by special needs individuals. When it comes to mental health and dealing with its problems, the awareness needs to start from childhood at home, in schools, in colleges and at workplaces. And, the interactive session served as a much-needed platform for exchanging and expanding ideas and issues related to mental health and special needs. While talking in the session, Minu Budhia quoted Demi Lovato: “I wish people could understand that brain is the most important organ of our body. Just because you can’t see mental illness like you see a broken bone, does not mean it is not as detrimental or devastating to a family or an individual.” The session discussed that special need individuals do not need to be employed out of pity or sympathy. Moreover, corporates, businesses and start-ups should be motivated to embrace the idea with an open mind not only because it is a social responsibility, but also as there is a pool of unemployed and under employed talent that can wbe trapped for the employers’ own growth. The discussion led to a conclusion that workplaces where special individuals work with dignity and confidence are needed, in order to them the place and respect they deserve in society.
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