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Chapter 13 is done! 40:05/; 37.5 mb
Scott
Scott
[size=75]He attacked everything in life with a mix of extraordinary genius and naive incompetence, and it was often difficult to tell which was which. - Douglas Adams[/size]
We had a glitch with the database and the last 24 hours are irretrievably lost (also magic box updates). Anyone who recently posted, would you please re-post.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination circles the world." Albert Einstein
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Fortunately, I don't recall seeing any updates on this project in the past few days...
Thanks for taking care of the announcements; I didn't learn of the crash until much later in the evening. I'm so lucky to have such good people around to help me out!
Scott
Thanks for taking care of the announcements; I didn't learn of the crash until much later in the evening. I'm so lucky to have such good people around to help me out!
Scott
[size=75]He attacked everything in life with a mix of extraordinary genius and naive incompetence, and it was often difficult to tell which was which. - Douglas Adams[/size]
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Scott,
here is my recording of chapter 2. Just let me know if it fails QC.
Link: http://download.yousendit.com/339F73984F2A6F96
Best,
Wina
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here is my recording of chapter 2. Just let me know if it fails QC.
Link: http://download.yousendit.com/339F73984F2A6F96
Best,
Wina
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Should I read the english translation in parenthesis?
Wina
"What you say is true," said Urashima, "but I do not ask you to give it to me for nothing. I will give you some money for it--in other words, the Ojisan (Uncle) will buy it of you. Won't that do for you, my boys?"
Wina
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Ouch! I hope it's not all like that!winahath wrote:Should I read the english translation in parenthesis?
"What you say is true," said Urashima, "but I do not ask you to give it to me for nothing. I will give you some money for it--in other words, the Ojisan (Uncle) will buy it of you. Won't that do for you, my boys?"
Wina
I'm sure that its fabulous! As all of them are, really.
Thanks!
Scott
[size=75]He attacked everything in life with a mix of extraordinary genius and naive incompetence, and it was often difficult to tell which was which. - Douglas Adams[/size]
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Well, there were a couple on Chapter 2 that I went ahead and read as written but Chapter 3 has quite a bit more -- as follows:
"He-he-he-he!" laughed the tortoise; "sake (rice wine) is my favorite refreshment, but I do not care for tobacco."
"This is strange indeed!" said Urashima; "then. Mr. Tortoise with your kind permission I will get on your back. Dokoisho!" [Footnote: "All right" (only used by lower classes).
"Tell me what is this box?" "That," answered the Princess "is the tamate-bako (Box of the Jewel Hand),
"I am no spirit! I am a living man--do you not see my feet;" and "don-don," he stamped on the ground, first with one foot and then with the other to show the man. (Japanese ghosts have no feet.) "
What's the verdict?
Wina[/list]
"He-he-he-he!" laughed the tortoise; "sake (rice wine) is my favorite refreshment, but I do not care for tobacco."
"This is strange indeed!" said Urashima; "then. Mr. Tortoise with your kind permission I will get on your back. Dokoisho!" [Footnote: "All right" (only used by lower classes).
"Tell me what is this box?" "That," answered the Princess "is the tamate-bako (Box of the Jewel Hand),
"I am no spirit! I am a living man--do you not see my feet;" and "don-don," he stamped on the ground, first with one foot and then with the other to show the man. (Japanese ghosts have no feet.) "
What's the verdict?
Wina[/list]
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Wina,
Yeah, go ahead and read them... I think that it can definitely be helpful for our non-Japanese-speaking audience!
Scott
Yeah, go ahead and read them... I think that it can definitely be helpful for our non-Japanese-speaking audience!
Scott
[size=75]He attacked everything in life with a mix of extraordinary genius and naive incompetence, and it was often difficult to tell which was which. - Douglas Adams[/size]
If any of these stories fall orphaned, I'd love to read them.
Kristen
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[url=http://librivox.org/wiki/moin.cgi/KristenMcQuillin/]My recordings & claimed chapters[/url]
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[url=http://librivox.org/wiki/moin.cgi/KristenMcQuillin/]My recordings & claimed chapters[/url]
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I'll make sure to let you know! Unfortunately, I finished two that had been orph'ed previously just the other day...Kristen wrote:If any of these stories fall orphaned, I'd love to read them.
Speaking of which: Chs. 16 and 18, The Quarrel of the Monkey and the Crab and The Story of Prince Yamato Take, are up and ready for proofing!
Scott
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Scott,
here is chapter 3, finally.
sorry for the delay. I have been ill.
Link: http://download.yousendit.com/97A2F81542D55527
best,
Wina
here is chapter 3, finally.
sorry for the delay. I have been ill.
Link: http://download.yousendit.com/97A2F81542D55527
best,
Wina
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Thanks for sending it on. I trust that you're feeling better now!winahath wrote:here is chapter 3, finally.
sorry for the delay. I have been ill.
Best,
Scott
[size=75]He attacked everything in life with a mix of extraordinary genius and naive incompetence, and it was often difficult to tell which was which. - Douglas Adams[/size]
Scott, we seem to have gone past the target completion date and this project has slipped rather.
Have you contacted the readers to see if they still want to read? Do you think End of December would be a feasible completion date? Most readers claimed in summer, so they might be able to push on now?
Have you contacted the readers to see if they still want to read? Do you think End of December would be a feasible completion date? Most readers claimed in summer, so they might be able to push on now?
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination circles the world." Albert Einstein