COMPLETE: Short Nonfiction Collection Vol. 29 -jo

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Veggrower
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Post by Veggrower »

Thanks, Sue and Hugh, for the very quick responses :D. Sue, a goose vane sounds like it would be very appropriate!

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Post by DPranitis »

Hi,

Because we just had one of these, and because today is Easter (in the West, anyway) - here is The Papal Election, Chapter 5 of F. A. Forbes' Pope Pius the Tenth (http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/35953) for your consideration.

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/jo/snf029_papalelection_forbes_dp.mp3

It runs 21:05.


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Post by Sue Anderson »

Hugh, It looks like you've been up and listening early! Thanks for PLing Dave's contribution.
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Post by HughGil »

DPranitis wrote:Hi,

Because we just had one of these, and because today is Easter (in the West, anyway) - here is The Papal Election, Chapter 5 of F. A. Forbes' Pope Pius the Tenth (http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/35953) for your consideration.

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/jo/snf029_papalelection_forbes_dp.mp3

It runs 21:05.


Dave P.
Hi Dave,

Thank you for your contribution. :D

PL is okay. :thumbs:

Hugh
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Post by Sue Anderson »

DPranitis wrote:Hi,

Because we just had one of these, and because today is Easter (in the West, anyway) - here is The Papal Election, Chapter 5 of F. A. Forbes' Pope Pius the Tenth (http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/35953) for your consideration.



Dave P.
Hi Dave, Thanks for your timely contribution to volume 29. I was going to say that our dedicated proof listener, Hugh, would be listening shortly, but it looks like you are already PL OK! :)

By the way, did you see the cover for volume 28 of the collection? http://librivox.org/short-nonfiction-collection-vol-028-by-various/ I was looking for a pictorial theme that was lively, had general interest, and hopefully highlighted a contribution from one of our newer Librivox readers, and your baseball reading fit the bill. The picture is from the New York Public Library digital collection, which has lots of interesting baseball related visual material. http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchresult.cfm?keyword=baseball+
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Post by DPranitis »

Thank you Hugh, and thank you Sue - that really is a nice cover. Thanks for finding it!

Dave P.
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Post by Hiro861 »

Hi. I don't know how big of a deal this is, and I'm sorry, But I placed the word "The" at the beggining of my title, both in the Download file name, AND when I read the title in my audio file. Looking back, there is no "The". If this makes my file unusable, I understand. This is a small collection of 3 short letters by Abraham Lincoln. Also, there was another short letter in the actual collection, but it was not officially transcribed in the public domain file, and was a .jpg of Lincoln's actual handwriting. I did not want to attempt to decipher it and make errors.

Title: Lincoln Letters
Source: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/8110
Upload file: http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/jo/snf029_thelincolnletters_lincoln_ds.mp3

file- 5.30 MiB
Track Length-5:49.00 (m:ss.ss)
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Post by Sue Anderson »

Hi Hiro861, Greetings to the non-fiction collection! Your contribution of Lincoln letters is most welcome. :) Don't worry about the "the!" If the file name needs to be changed, we can do it on this end, and on your recording it's no big deal. Our dedicated proof listener, Hugh, will listen to your recording shortly, and he can help you along if need be (since I see you are fairly new to Librivox). Best wishes, Sue
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Post by HughGil »

Hiro861 wrote: Title: Lincoln Letters
Source: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/8110
Upload file: http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/jo/snf029_thelincolnletters_lincoln_ds.mp3

file- 5.30 MiB
Track Length-5:49.00 (m:ss.ss)

Hi Hiro861,

Very nice...PL is okay. :thumbs:

Hugh
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Post by Availle »

Okay, umm...

I know this is unprecedented and everything, but it seems these collections are filling up awfully fast lately... As I have contributed to every single one ever since I arrived here, could you please reserve one spot for me here? I'll get to record something nice in the weekend - either science or Japan themed, not sure yet.

If this is not possible, can I vote for extending this (and all following) collections to 20 pieces, please :wink:
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Post by Sue Anderson »

Hi, there Ava, Eleven is your lucky number. :clap: I've reserved you a spot in the Magic Window! We want you!!! Maybe 20 spots would be a good idea . . .
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Post by PPerez »

:thumbs: Hello, Sue and Jo,

thanks for setting up and coordinating this collection once again.

Here one contribution:

The Aims of Education - a Plea for Reform, by Alfred North Whitehead (1861-1947)

Size and length:
53.1 MB, 55'17"

Link:
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/jo/snf029_theaimsofeducation_whitehead_pp.mp3

Cheers, :thumbs:
PP
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Post by Sue Anderson »

Hi PPerez, welcome back! Continuing with the development of Whitehead's ideas on education is an excellent idea, and should interest philosophy students too! :) I've entered your selection in our Magic Window. For this collection, we have a dedicated proof listener, Hugh, and he will be listening to your selection shortly.

Meanwhile, could you please do us one favor, and give us the reference to the internet site from which you are reading? We need this information for cataloging. I looked at archive.org, and I'm guessing this is the source you used--http://archive.org/details/organisationofth00whit--but we need to be sure! Thanks,
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Post by Sue Anderson »

Hugh, Just to say thank you for all the PLing you've been doing! :) also, to say if you want to go ahead and PL PPerez' contribution from the source I mentioned in my note to him, it's ok, as archive.org was his source for his last Whitehead contribution.
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Post by PPerez »

Hi Sue and Hugh,

I'm sorry I forgot to give the source file! As you had already posted, it is:
http://archive.org/details/organisationofth00whit

You will find a typo I could not help correcting, since it conveyed the exact opposite meaning of what was meant: "casual" is written instead of "causal". The word "causal" appears on the later essay compilation by the same author "The Aims of Education and Other Essays", unfortunately not yet in public domain.

Regards,
PP
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