Here is the song, I noticed the Kookaburra notes, but what a bloody stupid ruling.
Full statement follows:
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Librivox: The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Brothers Karamazov is now in an audiobook! This mammoth task has been completed, thanks many readers and Rainer.
I read this book in 1967, at the Cragieburn ski-field where I was a custodian. I was upstairs in the sleeping loft of the ski hut, and often there would be a loud party downstairs. I’d read it by candle light or with a torch. I made notes! I may still have them. It was part of a few years of delightful self education, prior to going to the University of Canterbury, which by comparison was like a padded cell of the mind, though I have no regrets. I am looking forward to hearing the book read to me.
I have converted the mp3 for the first book into iPod Audiobook format (keeps track of where you are up to). Book 1 m4b Audiobook format
Links follow to the download page, Librivox, notes on a stage production where I found the image, and Wikipedia – where there is an excellent summary of the characters & their various names!
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Sex Education in Online Media
Looks interesting. I found it hard to hear the audio. Got it from this tweet.
Dr. Keely Kolmes (@drkkolmes)
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Sex Education in Online Media: http://vb.ly/20uy Excited to see video of @violetblue‘s talk. She also links to her slides.
Jan Kruis Illustrates Woutertje Pieterse
I just ordered the book after a horrendous experience trying to log in to various dutch sites. They don’t recognise a NZ postcode, though they ask for a country, and then finally after fudging one, they tell me the don’t deliver overseas. But, I found one where they would take my money: http://www.occidentbooks.com, I hope they deliver as well!
Item from an art show follows, the first two paragraphs translate the dutch ones in the earlier post.