The American Bee Journal is the “oldest bee paper in America established in 1861 devoted to scientific bee-culture and the production and sale of pure honey. This second issue covers such topics such as The Dzierzon Theory, Origin and Nature of Honey Dew, Chemical Analysis of the Royal Jelly, The Italian Bee, and many others. – Summary by Larry Wilson
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Black Cat Vol. 04 No. 01 October 1898, The by Various
The Black Cat (1895-1922) was a monthly literary magazine, publishing original short stories, often about uncanny or fantastical topics. Many writers were largely unknown, but some famous authors also wrote original material for this magazine.
The first issue of Volume 4 sported the following stories:
> The Lost Jurisdiction, by Ellis Meredith: witness a spectacular court trial over life and death
> Jim Crow – Detective, by Stanley Edwards Johnson: a crow involuntarily helps the police solve a crime
> Jugganath’s Ring, by W. A. Fraser: who really stole that cursed ring ?
> Long Brown of Esmeralda, by Arthur McEwen: learn about a gambler’s way of helping two lovers
> The Passing of Cesare, by Helen Pitkin: a coquettish girl finally realizes she has flirted with one man too many
> The Crowning Moment, by May McHenry: the story of a man’s honourable final deed
– Summary by Sonia
LibriVox Community Podcast No. 135
Listen to LibriVox Community Podcast #135 hosted by Piotr Nater (Piotrek81). Duration: 21:44
Before You Press Record: Tips and Tricks Part 2
Featuring Julia Niedermaier, Bob Gonzalez, Barbara Baker, Lars Rolander, Kimberly Krause.
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00:00 – Intro
00:44 Julia_N on selecting and working with her text
05:28 bobgon55 on his text preparation routine
09:17 NinaBrown on the tricks she uses to make reading easier
11:11 Barbara2 on making hard texts more readable
12:46 Lars Rolander on preparing his texts
14:13 Peppersnoodles93 on how she adjusted her recording set-up over time
20:39 outro
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LibriVox Community Podcast No. 134
Listen to LibriVox Community Podcast #134 hosted by Piotr Nater (Piotrek81).
[audio:http://archive.org/download/librivox_community_2013/librivox_community_podcast_134.mp3]Duration: 22:59
Before You Press Record: Tips and Tricks Part 1
Featuring Algy Pug, MaryAnn Spiegel, Nina Brown, Julia Niedermaier, Barbara Baker, Lars Rolander, Rapunzelina, WoollyBee.
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0:00 Introduction
00:49 Algy Pug on the reader’s role and the right mindset
04:09 Algy Pug on room preparation
05:25 MaryAnnSpiegel on giving your room suitable acoustics
08:47 Nina Brown on how she minimizes background noise
09:13 J_N on controlling her surroundings for possible sources of noise
10:02 Barbara2 on preparing her surroundings
10:52 Rowland on finding the right place and on his microphone
12:00 Algy Pug on microphone selection and maintenance
13:36 MaryAnnSpiegel on her recording setup
14:24 Algy Pug on how to prepare yourself and what to avoid
16:14 J_N on preparing herself
16:37 Nina Brown on preparing herself
17:44 Rapunzelina on preparing herself
18:47 WoollyBee on how her setup evolved over time
22:37 Conclusion
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LibriVox 10th Anniversary Podcast No. 140
Listen to LibriVox Community Podcast #140 celebrating LibriVox’s tenth birthday, hosted by Ruth Golding (RuthieG).
Duration: 25:57
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Featuring SonoftheExiles, chocoholic, commonsparrow3, Peter Why, commonsparrow3, hugh, mhhbook, smike, GregGiordano and a host of others.
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00:00 Song: Ten years, ten years and still going strong!
03:22 Introduction
03:37 SonoftheExiles offers advice from Bachelor 1, a truly amazing reader!
05:04 So you think recording is straightforward…
06:33 Laurie Anne (chocoholic): the tribulations of recording with dogs and children around.
07:48 Freudian slips.
08:53 Peter Yearsley (Peter Why) takes us through his (nearly) 10 years with LibriVox.
10:13 A tweet and blog post from a listener.
12:17 Maria Kasper (commonsparrow3) tells us of the liberation of her voice.
14:31 Message from Hugh McGuire (hugh).
16:50 Mary from Arkansas (mhhbook) tells us of 10 favourite listens.
18:58 Claudia Salto (smike) sings her celebrations!
20:57 Greg Giordano (GregGiordano) tells us how he discovered LibriVox, and the benefits it has brought to him.
22:00 Mary in Arkansas (mhhbook) on how YOU can help LibriVox, even if you don’t have time to record.
23:26 Reprise of the Boomdeyada song.
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LibriVox Ninth Anniversary Podcast No. 137
Listen to LibriVox Community Podcast #137 celebrating LibriVox’s ninth birthday, hosted by Ruth Golding (RuthieG).
Duration: 33:08
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Featuring MaryAnnSpiegel, DACsoft, bookangel7, mhhbook, Hobbit, lubee930, Piotrek81, commonsparrow3 and a host of others.
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00:00 Introduction
00:49 RuthieG and MaryAnnSpiegel have a good old natter about the last year at LibriVox.
03:34 Don Cummings (DACsoft) talks about his activities at Distributed Proofreaders and LibriVox.
05:48 Bookangel7 tells us how she finds books to record.
07:40 Mary in Arkansas (mhhbook) shares her thoughts on book selection.
10:08 Lucretia (lubee930) appeals to any non-LibriVoxers listening to come on in, the water’s lovely!
12:37 Eden Rea-Hedrick (Hobbit) sings Oh, LibriVox! words by Jason Mills (Vandermast), music a traditional Irish air, arranged by Fred. E. Weatherly.
14:53 Piotrek81 talks about recording in Polish and English, and how he finds suitable texts.
17:50 Ruth and MaryAnn finally get around to talking about text sources for recording.
24:38 Maria Kasper (commonsparrow3) tells us of her enthusiasm for original sources.
27:21 Ruth has a word about an unfortunate experience during her time at LibriVox, in the hope that it may prove helpful to anyone else who has a ‘dental disaster’.
29:21 Pin back yer lugholes (or put in your earplugs, actually). The LibriVox choristers have been at it again, and poor old Luigi Denza will be spinning in his grave.
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Sources for reading ideas mentioned in the podcast:
http://www.gutenberg.org/
https://archive.org/details/texts
http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/
http://www.hathitrust.org/
http://www.unz.org/
Book suggestions forum: viewforum.php?f=1
Abandoned projects thread: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=22757
Books on the Ambleside home schooling lists: http://wiki.librivox.org/index.php/Recommended_Listening_List
Nobel literature laureates thread: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=51945
Polish texts: http://wolnelektury.pl/
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“E tu no!” di Pietro Silvio Rivetta (alias Toddi)
E tu no! fu pubblicato nel 1937, pochi mesi dopo l’occupazione di Addis Abeba da parte dell’ingente spiegamento di forze militari italiane, impegnate nella più imponente guerra coloniale – forse uguagliata successivamente da quella francese in Algeria e poi dalla statunitense in Vietnam, anche se i contesti erano certamente molto diversi – del tutto ingiustificata da un punto di vista economico, come è stato ampiamente analizzato e dimostrato, e realizzata in base a odiosi criteri razzisti al solo scopo di raggiungere banali obiettivi propagandisti di regime. Ed ecco che Toddi (Pier Silvio Rivetta) spreca sull’altare di questa propaganda l’occasione di realizzare un buon romanzo.
Non si può non riconoscere una certa abilità narrativa da parte dell’autore; la ricerca dell’effetto è realizzata in maniera efficace, lo svolgimento della trama corre con ritmo indiavolato – infatti la prima parte si svolge tutta in ferrovia quasi per sottolineare l’incalzare degli avvenimenti – e le numerose digressioni, che talvolta appaiono incomprensibili al primo impatto, non appesantiscono il racconto, anzi tengono desta l’attenzione di chi legge perché sono ben condotte e sapientemente utilizzate. Ma negli ultimi capitoli tutto questo viene utilizzato per una propaganda di regime che casca sullo svolgimento del romanzo in maniera completamente artificiosa e non si può non avvertire uno squilibrio vistoso e, almeno oggi, decisamente fastidioso. All’epoca invece era probabilmente all’altezza delle aspettative del min.cul.pop e dell’attenta censura di Pavolini. Ma anche di quelle di gran parte della popolazione visto che la storia ci conferma che il discorso mussoliniano del 2 ottobre 1935 – abbondantemente citato nella parte finale del romanzo – fu seguito in maniera entusiasta da almeno venti milioni di persone nelle piazze di tutta Italia. Fu il discorso con il quale si dichiarava in pratica guerra all’Etiopia e che è un condensato di tutte le spocchiose argomentazioni care ai nazionalisti, dalla volontà di riscattare la disfatta di Adua del 1896, allo scontro tra nazioni borghesi e nazioni proletarie.
Il giovane sfaccendato e perdigiorno Marco Torrisi, che vive lautamente sovvenzionato da una vecchia e ricca zia, corre dietro a una artista di varietà ma si stanca presto mettendo però i presupposti per una serie di disavventure successive. Si invaghisce di una bella ragazza, che lui crede sposata, che viaggia sola verso la Jugoslavia, e che, per fortunatissima coincidenza incontra nuovamente nel paese di residenza della vecchia zia. Da inguaribile e spendaccione donnaiolo si trasforma quindi in avveduto possidente terriero e, dopo aver ascoltato il famoso discorso del duce, parte per l’Etiopia. Questa trasformazione forse ci poteva anche stare dosando meglio le fasi della trasformazione psicologica del frequentatore di tabarin pronto a correre dietro a ogni gonnella; invece si passa da una serie di situazioni umoristiche al limite del grottesco, divertenti e letterariamente non infime, alla descrizione di una sorta di eroe patriottico che diviene improvvisamente sensibile al proprio ruolo sociale nell’“ora storica per la patria”. Non può mancare anche l’attacco all’Inghilterra, realizzato tramite le diverse vedute all’interno di una improbabile collaborazione imprenditoriale italo-britannica che coinvolge la famiglia di Anna, la bella bionda conosciuta in treno. Se anche queste pagine non avessero una finalità propagandistica, la descrizione della “cugina Meredith” sarebbe da ricordare come una riuscita satira di un certo bigottismo e comico conservatorismo anglicano. Restano le pagine ricche di spunti di autentica comicità, tra tutte la descrizione della nottata da ubriachi dei tre amici perdigiorno del protagonista, e una testimonianza storica delle orrende conseguenze di un mondo della cultura oppresso e manipolato.
Sinossi a cura di Paolo Alberti
Dall’incipit del libro:
Il gracidìo d’una suoneria elettrica segnò il momento preciso in cui l’esistenza di Marco Torresi, scialba e insignificante sin allora, prese improvvisamente una strada diversa: divenne varia, colorata e gaia.
Fu un semplice campanello: quello che suonò invano – invano ai fini normali e immediati – nel corridoio di una vettura-letti Roma-Nizza, in una imprecisabile notte di settembre.
La vita di Marco Torresi diventò degna di esser vissuta, e degna persino di esser narrata.
La suoneria dei vagoni-letto ha una voce speciale gràcida sommessamente, per distinguersi dal cupo coro di u e di o che le ruote del treno ripetono, monotono, durante tutto il viaggio. Poco prima, il diretto si era fermato alla stazione di Civitavecchia. Quindi aveva ripreso la sua corsa nella notte. Le ultime tendine si erano abbassate. Le tendine son le pàlpebre dei finestrini: dicevano che anche i più tardivi viaggiatori si accingevano a dormire. Il campanello, nel corridoio, chiamò: e il piccolo bianco dischetto di avviso segnalò che la presenza del conduttore era desiderata nella terza cabina. Cabina numero 3, singolo.
Scarica gratis: E tu no! di Pietro Silvio Rivetta (alias Toddi).
*”No one should have more than [$10 million]”: the author of
Limitarianism on
why the super-rich need to level down
radically.*
An absolute limit on any person’s wealth is roughly equivalent to a
100% marginal tax rate on income beyond a certain point. A 93% tax
rate would give similar results, and we know it is feasible and works. So I think
we should try that instead.
To fully implement that 93% marginal tax rate entails eliminating the deductions and
manipulations currently used by the rich to shelter much of their wealth and income from it.
LibriVox 12th Anniversary Podcast No. 145
Listen to LibriVox Community Podcast #145 – A LibriVox Dozen, celebrating LibriVox’s 12th annniverary. Hosted by Amelia Chesley (plaidsicle).
Duration: 19:43
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With contributions from Maria Kaspar (commonsparrow3) and Mary (mhhbook).
Featuring excerpts read by Availle, Larry Wilson, Tony Addison, Holly Jensen, BettyB, AlgyPug, Lynne Thompson, Barbara Ann Scott, Maria Kaspar, Craig Franklin, and Victor Villarazza.
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00:00 Introduction: Celebrating 12 years of LV + an overview – Amelia (plaidsicle)
01:31 a few memories from August 2005 – Amelia (plaidsicle)
01:54 a Librivox Dozen – a selection of excerpts from 1 year of awesome projects:
02:10 August 2016 – Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio volume 1
02:48 September 2016 – Cyropaedia the Education of Cyrus
03:22 October 2016 – The Moonstone
04:01 Nov 2016 – Mob Rule in New Orleans
04:49 Dec 2016 – The National Geographic Magazine volume 7
05:46 Jan 2017 – The Englishman and Other Poems
06:06 Feb 2017 – The Placid Pug and Other Rhymes
06:49 March 2017 – Korean Folk Tales
07:04 April 2017 – The Bamboo Garden
08:09 May 2017 – The Fireside Chats
08:50 June 2017 – The Shakespeare Story Book
09:26 July 2017 – La Guerra de los Mundos
10:05 A thank you + memories from Maria (commonsparrow3)
12:50 12 Book Suggestions – Mary (mhhbook)
16:26 The 12th Anniversary song – LibriVox singers Sue, Devorah, Mary, Anna, Twinkle, Amelia, Jennifer, and Kathrine
18:54 Plug for the 12th Anniversary Collection + conclusion – plaidsicle
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LibriVox Community Podcast No. 143
Listen to LibriVox Community Podcast #143: LibriVox first experiences, forum names and why users chose them, and a special segment on voice characterisations
Duration: 55:50
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Hosted by Kangaroo
With contributions from Aaron M. Lebowitz (aaronml), Amelia Chesley (plaidsicle), Craig Campbell (soupy), Dan S. (Twilight88), Glenn O’Brien (glennobrien), Kangaroo (Kangaroo692), Maria Kasper (commonsparrow3), Peter Thomlinson (lurcherlover), Peter Yearsley (Peter Why), Son of the Exiles (SonoftheExiles), Twinkle (Twinkle88), toadoftoadhall (toadoftoadhall)
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LibriVox Community Podcast #143: LibriVox first experiences, forum names and why users chose them, and a special segment on voice characterizations.
Show Notes:
00:00 Introduction – Kangaroo
00:32 Libriversaries – Kangaroo
03:20 November Statistics – Kangaroo
04:35 Promo for Under the Lilacs – Twinkle
06:43 Promo for Stamp Collecting as a Pastime – Kangaroo
09:08 Voice Characterizations – Son of the Exiles
15:37 Forum User Names – Twinkle with wildlindajohnson, fiddlesticks, clarinetcarrot, commonsparrow3, lurcherlover, twinkle88, kangaroo
23:47 First poetry recording The Cow – Peter Yearsley
28:47 First recording experience Rilla of Ingleside – Twinkle
31:29 First test recording and first recording British Goblins: Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions – Amelia Chesley
35:15 Getting started with Librivox, Short Story Collection Vol 065 – Peter Thomlinson
36:16 First recording The Hound of the Baskervilles (version 3), going solo and book coordinating – Maria Kasper
41:36 First recording Jerusalem – Craig Campbell
44:32 First recording, Behind the Arras: A Book of the Unseen by Bliss Carman – Dan S.
45:24 Many Firsts Old Santeclaus – Glenn O’Brien
48:40 Interviews – Kangaroo with Aaron M. Lebowitz, toadoftoadhall
52:30 First recording Wilderness Ways – Kangaroo
54:03 Recent recording of ”Hymn to the Night” in Short Poetry Collection 162 – Kangaroo
55:35 Conclusion – Kangaroo
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LibriVox Community Podcast No. 142
Listen to LibriVox Community Podcast #142, wishing Bill (a LibriVox listener) a Happy 102nd Birthday!
Duration: 14:12
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Hosted by MaryAnn Spiegel
With contributions from Roger Melin, Newgatenovelist, Gaby, Lucy Perry, Monika M. C., Boris, Charlotte Duckett, John Burlinson, and Sonia.
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Show Notes:
00:00 Introduction
01:55 Roger
02:23 Newgatenovelist,
02:41 Zwergwolf
06:40 Lucy_k_p
06:50 moniaqua
07:17 Boris
09:14 catrose
10:16 Jburlinson
11:16 Kitty
12:36 MaryAnnSpiegel
13:39 Boris
13:58 Conclusion
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LibriVox Community Podcast No. 141
Listen to LibriVox Community Podcast #141, commemorating the 400th anniversary of the death of The Bard of Avon, William Shakespeare.
Duration: 42:00
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Hosted by Charlotte Duckett
With contributions from Lean Yau, Carol Box, Maria Kasper, John Burlinson, Caprisha Page, Adele de Pignerolles, and Esther ben Simonides.
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0:00 – Introduction
0:55 – Charlotte Duckett’s first experience of Shakespeare at Librivox
2:37 – Extract from Macbeth (http://librivox.org/the-tragedy-of-macbeth-by-william-shakespeare/) Starring mb and John Leider
4:49 – Lean Yau on the joys of Hamlet at Librivox including Ophelia’s Monologue (http://librivox.org/shakespeare-monologues-collection-vol-12-by-william-shakespeare/)
8:15 – Extract from Hamlet (http://librivox.org/hamlet-version-3-by-william-shakespeare/) Starring Elizabeth Klett
11:00 – Carol Box on Early Experiences of Shakespeare
13:30 – Extract from Cymberline (http://librivox.org/shakespearean-dialogues-collection-001-by-wiliam-shakespeare/) Starring Carol Box and David Richardson
14:35 – Extract from The Winter’s Tale (http://librivox.org/the-winters-tale-by-william-shakespeare/) Starring Arielle Lipshaw and Bruce Pirie
15:55 – Maria Kasper shares her experiences of Shakespeare
18:38 – Extract from A Midsummer Night’s Dream (http://librivox.org/a-midsummer-nights-dream-version-3-by-william-shakespeare/) Starring Chuck Williamson, Algy Pug, Alan Mapstone, Monika MC, gloriousjob and Libby Gohn
20:02 – Extract from The Tempest (http://librivox.org/the-tempest-by-william-shakespeare/) Starring Bruce Pirie, mb and Elizabeth Klett
21:20 – John Burlinson on Audiodramas of Shakespeare Projects
24:49 – Extract from A Midsummer Night’s Dream (https://librivox.org/a-midsummer-nights-dream-version-4-by-william-shakespeare/) Starring Tony Addison, John Burlinson and Sonia
26:40 – Favourite Scenes from Shakespeare (http://librivox.org/favourite-scenes-from-shakespeare-by-william-shakespeare/) Starring Tony Addison, John Burlinson, Sonia, Beth Thomas and Michelle Eaton
28:15 – Experiences of Shakespeare from Caprisha Page
29:31 – Extract from Coriolanus (https://librivox.org/shakespearean-dialogues-collection-002-by-william-shakespeare/) Starring Duan, Caprisha Page and Martin Geeson
30:23 – A Tribute to Denny Sayers
31:40 – Extract from Romeo and Juliet (http://librivox.org/romeo-and-juliet-version-4-by-william-shakespeare/) Starring Denny Sayers
34:19 – Adele de Pignerolles and Esther ben Simonides – Behind the scenes at the Flashmob Shakespeare Project
41:29 – Outro
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