COMPLETE: Ulysses, by James Joyce (special rules) - AF/hu
An Idea: I've been teasing with the idea of a marathon reading of Ulysses in a live environment for next year, sleepover style, the whole blasted bleary-eyed thing in one sitting. I'm only half joking, I think: I can get us space in NY, as well as a recording setup, and whiskey of course. So out of curiosity: if Miette had a vision for a Bloomsday reading party in NY a year from now, well, would she be the only attendee?
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That's altogether too tempting to resist. To read the whole thing, though, takes nearer to 48 hours, I believe.
If a 48-hour marathon reading-recording of Ulysses were happening next year ... it would be in my sites, because my aim is crazy like that.
If a 48-hour marathon reading-recording of Ulysses were happening next year ... it would be in my sites, because my aim is crazy like that.
Anita
hmm yes, i think a trip to nyc is long overdue. i can hardly remember what luigi's pumpkin pie icecream actually tastes like.
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Update. 15a-f are now complete and checked and NC'd and what have you, and safely in the Validator.
Kara, 15e is read by Kirsten Ferreri and Max someone-or-other (have to ask Caet). I tried to edit in the val but had my permissions denied.
Anita is uploading 15g for proof-listening - that's the last section.
Kara, 15e is read by Kirsten Ferreri and Max someone-or-other (have to ask Caet). I tried to edit in the val but had my permissions denied.
Anita is uploading 15g for proof-listening - that's the last section.
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a.r.dobbs wrote:That's altogether too tempting to resist. To read the whole thing, though, takes nearer to 48 hours, I believe.
If a 48-hour marathon reading-recording of Ulysses were happening next year ... it would be in my sites, because my aim is crazy like that.
To do it in 48 hours we'd need to tag team every part so that someone could be there to cover her/his partner every time he/she laughed, choked, took a bite to eat, drank water, took a nap, ran to the WC, ordered pizza, walked-the-dog, etc., etc.
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Sign me up NOW!miette wrote:An Idea: I've been teasing with the idea of a marathon reading of Ulysses in a live environment for next year, sleepover style, the whole blasted bleary-eyed thing in one sitting. I'm only half joking, I think: I can get us space in NY, as well as a recording setup, and whiskey of course. So out of curiosity: if Miette had a vision for a Bloomsday reading party in NY a year from now, well, would she be the only attendee?
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Well, I've an eye for co-ordination of events of this scale, so will begin planning of it on 17th June this year with more.
Meanwhile the breath's well-bated for the public unveiling of this year's contribution. Which is just to say, it's going to be a shame to scrub the teeth after.
-- Mtte.
Meanwhile the breath's well-bated for the public unveiling of this year's contribution. Which is just to say, it's going to be a shame to scrub the teeth after.
-- Mtte.
Miette
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That was Anita's plan, but Audacity un-cooperated. Anita went out to dinner. Anita returned. And now Anita is re-editing the missing List of Names (preceding Hue and Cry) (which is just another one of those suddenly poofed files I used to have), recording and adding the credits, and THEN convincing Audacity to make an mp3 this year.Gesine wrote:
Anita is uploading 15g for proof-listening - that's the last section.
Anita
Update...
Audacity is taking the next 50 minutes to create a 55-minute mp3 ... or maybe it's only pretending (like the last time) ... then the torturously slow upload to the server... and prooflistening ...
The credits for editing and reading for parts f and g are at the end of g.
The full list of credits, consolidated, for 15_f_ and _g_ are now updated in the earlier credits post I made:
http://librivox.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=133309#133309
Audacity is taking the next 50 minutes to create a 55-minute mp3 ... or maybe it's only pretending (like the last time) ... then the torturously slow upload to the server... and prooflistening ...
The credits for editing and reading for parts f and g are at the end of g.
The full list of credits, consolidated, for 15_f_ and _g_ are now updated in the earlier credits post I made:
http://librivox.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=133309#133309
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hugh wrote:screw the edits...
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All Ulysses files are now in the Validator. I'm unable to edit tags etc for the last files - getting this strange permission error:
Kara, are you still around and do you want to catalogue? I'll PM you now as well. If you don't respond within an hour or so, I guess I'll try to catalogue myself so we get this done.
Never seen that before. I was able to set track numbers and genre ID with the global thing, though.Permission denied - ./books/ulysses_joyce/readers
./readers.rb:33:in `initialize'
./readers.rb:33:in `open'
./readers.rb:33:in `commit'
./metadata.rb:140:in `[]='
/home/librivox/librivox.org/sandpit/validate/doedit.rb:62
/home/librivox/librivox.org/sandpit/validate/doedit.rb:57:in `each'
/home/librivox/librivox.org/sandpit/validate/doedit.rb:57
Kara, are you still around and do you want to catalogue? I'll PM you now as well. If you don't respond within an hour or so, I guess I'll try to catalogue myself so we get this done.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination circles the world." Albert Einstein