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Hiya Varra! Should be able to finish up the recording some time this weekend. c:

Bloopers from the front page of this thread, having mysteriously migrated to my iTunes library, have even more mysteriously [but charmingly] categorized themselves as "blues".

...that's what I said. Of course it is.

ah, the magic of editing

Going to hit 250,000 posts sometime in the next couple days

This sentence is the bane of my existence! I just can't seem to get it right. I gave your remix a listen, and it sounds fine. Thanks so much for fixing it for me!

:o Yay!

ductapeguy wrote:For those of you who would like to see the sights that accompanied my soundseeing tour, check out this slideshow. http://picasaweb.google.com/ductapeguy/ChittenangoNYBirthplaceOfLFrankBaum

Haha, I like that Unlucky Arithmetic poster.

"Leep" it is then - with gusto.

Any ideas how to pronounce the presumably English name "Lepe"? It's a lady's surname in a book that takes place in England during the Civil War. Leep? Layp? Lay-pay? Luh-PAY?

Here's section 01! :o

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/jo/memoirspopulardelusions_01_mackay.mp3
31 min 12 sec

how easy it is to start sentences loud and let the volume level trail off at the end of sentences. Normalization doesn't help with this. The leveler DOES help this. You were just using the wrong tool. :) Esther. :O What settings do you use on the leveler? I'm awful at experimenting with the setting...

Thanks for listening, Amethyst! I fixed the silly mistakes. I hope there isn't too obvious a change in volume, or anything. It's re-uploaded under the last URL I gave you. :o

Mirriam-Webster online has loads of pronunciations, and maybe names. It's where I got all the French pronunciations for this section.

thanks! hahaha paper cups. Yeahhh that was a mistake. I'll fix those.

I actually got a really nice section, it being the unabridged version and all

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/mla/lesmiserables_vol1_32_hugo.mp3

Here's the new link! It didn't replace the old one, no doubt my own fault.