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November 9
I'm an occasional freelance writer with a background in print magazines considering taking an online gig. What kind of pay should I ask for?
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posted by joechip at 10:27 AM -
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With the recent attention given to the high quality of the recent audio re-masters of the Beatles catalog, I'm wondering if there have been other notable re-masters in the last few years.
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posted by jeremias at 6:50 AM -
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November 8
How can I keep listening to music on the bus without exacerbating my easily irritable skin with earbuds, or causing hearing loss?
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posted by anonymous at 2:50 PM -
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I just fell in love with NPR's Planet Money podcast but can't figure out how to access back episodes.
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posted by hungrytiger at 11:47 AM -
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Identify this album: A two-CD album of contemporary music for solo flute, released after 2000. One composer, one performer, pretty sure both were female. Cover is text on plain white, a sort of ECM/Hat Hut aesthetic (but I don't
think it was either of these). One or more of the pieces had a title referencing stillness or silence or something like that.
posted by No-sword at 3:41 AM -
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November 7
Suggestions for acoustic music venues in New Orleans? I'll be visiting NOLA in a couple of weeks and would appreciate some advice about likely spots to hear live music. My tastes run to acoustic Americana, a touch of twang okay, bluesy too, and I already have a basic notion of the more touristy Dixieland scene from previous visits (all of them pre-Katrina). As examples of my interests I would mention the Nawlins-based musicians
Mary Gauthier and
Anders Osborne (or at least his folkier side). Thanks!
posted by Rain Man at 4:23 PM -
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Is there any official source of DVDs or digital copies of Tony Eberhardt's 2003 film "
Long Gone" available in the US? The goal is for personal use, not presentation.
posted by Science! at 1:11 PM -
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Shortly, after 9/11 David Letterman hosted Emmylou Harris, Gillian Welch, and Nancy Griffith performing an acapella version of the Carter Family's' "Will the Circle Be Unbroken." Anyone know where I can find the audio or video of this forgotten classic? Thanks
posted by captainscared at 6:00 AM -
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November 6
Is there anyplace online to find whatever television ad campaigns from a specific company happen to be playing nationally in the US currently?
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posted by shakespeherian at 9:50 PM -
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PoemFilter: They exhumed the bones of Lincoln in order to re-inter him elsewhere, and the former president spoke of being tired, tired of the packing and unpacking and packing again. Do you know the poem?
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posted by Slap Factory at 8:03 PM -
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