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<DIV><FONT size=2><PRE>><I> </I>On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 10:29 AM, David García Garzón
><I> </I><<A href="https://llistes.projectes.lafarga.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/clam-devel">dgarcia at iua.upf.edu</A>> wrote:
><I> </I>[snip]
>>><I> I totally second doing an effort to polish, package and publicize
</I>>>><I> Turnaround.
</I>>>><I>
</I>>>><I> There is the name issue. I think we can come up with better names than
</I>>>><I> "turnaround". What do people think¿? My proposal is "chords"
</I>>><I>
</I>>><I> I agree that its relation with chords should be explicit from the name but i
</I>>><I> think we need a brandier name that Turnaround provided. I suggest doing a
</I>>><I> brainstorm with names on the midway. Starting with:
</I>>><I>
</I>>><I> ChordNavigator
</I>>><I> ChordWalker
</I>>><I> ChordTrekker
</I>>><I> ChordViewer
</I>>><I> ChordInspector
</I>>><I> Chordie
</I>>><I> Chordat
</I>>><I> Clam Chords
</I>>><I> QChords
</I>>><I> Chorder
</I>>><I> QChorder
</I>>><I> Chordata (clams are Echinoderm but...)
</I>>><I> Notochord <A href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notochord">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notochord</A>
</I>>><I> Mp3ToChords
</I>>><I> Dechord
</I>>><I> Acords (catalan for chords)
</I>>><I> Accords (french for chords?)
</I>>><I> Accordion
</I>>><I> Chordetz (like Tonetz)
</I>>><I> Fret Fingers
</I>>><I> Fretter
</I>>><I> iChord/gChord/MSChord ;-)
</I>>><I>
</I>>><I> Please, drop your own brainstroming.
</I>><I> </I>
><I> </I>ok, here are mine:
><I> </I>
><I> </I>CChords -> expands to "CLAM Chords"
><I> </I>c2u, chord2u -> expands to "chord to you"
><I> </I>chordy
><I> </I>handychords -> that sounds similar to "harpsichord"
><I> </I>aCChoordion, aChordion -> that sounds similar to "accordion"
><I> </I>chordaround -> that sounds similar to "turnaround" :P
><I> </I>chordmatic -> that sounds similar to chromatic, "chromatic scale" you know
><I> </I>chordytown -> that sounds similar to "chinatown" and remembers me the
><I> </I>recent trip with David to SF :P
><I> </I>chordia -> that sounds similar to "hordia" (it's a joke!!!!)
><I> </I>chordjuice
><I> </I>chordsnow
><I> </I>and to complete the brand letters based names X-Chord
><I> </I>
><I> </I>
><I> </I>from David's brainstorming, i like ChordInspector, CLAM Chords and Chordetz
><I> </I>from mine, i like handychords, CChords, chordytown, chordjuice and chordmatic</PRE><PRE>I like "CChords", "chordia" from Hernan and "CLAM Chords", "Chordata" from David.</PRE><PRE>The following are mine:<BR>1. Cord (simpler word from Middle English)<BR>2. Chorder ("chord" with "order")<BR>3. ChordTouch (Touch the right chord--> be resonant with people)<BR>4. Chordo ("chord" with "ordo" --> an calendar containing instructions for the Mass, etc..)<BR>5. Urheen (just that it appears funny and sounds funny, besides urheen is a Chinese Folk-music stringed instrument, with chord, especially)<BR>6. DulcetClam ("dulcimer","dulcimore"-> a stringed instrument with chord, or "dulcet"->sweet sound, or yummy...clam..okay, I should stop brainstorming and get some snack</FONT></PRE></DIV></BODY></HTML>