Whistling in the Wind

[Phox]

clickity clickity clickity clickity clack. thump thump thump. clickity clickity clickity...

Listening to the sounds all around, i wonder what a library USED to sound like. Now you hear all sorts of noise. Typing, touchscreens, phones ringing, conversations....

What does the sound of a turning page even sound like? I'm sure I've never heard one in these hallowed halls. Too much noise... too much interference.

Maybe one of these days I need to come back around closing time, and head on up to the fifth floor.

Take down one of the big volumes and just... flip the pages.

[hirley0]

Sat 5 IK CHECKING in the radio active areas #9?  #8/7 &  ..

What does  sound e even sound like? .

1 of 1 i   see that the main photo of the SOUND activity HAS BEEN
REMoved. (My guess is By Go.Mint} i do not know .TwernT me

OK back to the issue, translating the Sounds of Greek into
Navaho? Twas a Travel tail He (NavaJoe } would follow her along .. as the
(Um} fables were relayed from mouth to ear & back out mouth 4correction
there were some ? beginnibng with "A" as i REMember {from what i over heard Recall NavaWho was a Difficult tounge{ for me
to know /-/owever it was not as TRICKEY as NA'HO

ONCE I KNEW? the photo of the sound of the nhk audio had been REMoved
from my (tp://i43.tinypic.com/29uvlvr.jpg) i did search my CD to see if i had
kept a copy for myself {&I dId) while CDing i also found the origional .wav
file fome whence the photo i made came. so i have both the 0.wav &uvlvr
A JPG. My point in this is in translating. http://web.pdx.e
I SURE GET A LOT OF INTERFERANCE
http://web.pdx.edu/~pdx00782 is my Old University site
at that site there is an interesting audio
accessable by clicking the far right voices2
then Na'Ha { that was a close as i got toU

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

clickity clickity clickity clickity clack. thump thump thump. clickity clickity clickity...

Listening to the sounds all around, i wonder what a library USED to sound like. Now you hear all sorts of noise. Typing, touchscreens, phones ringing, conversations....

What does the sound of a turning page even sound like? I'm sure I've never heard one in these hallowed halls. Too much noise... too much interference.

Maybe one of these days I need to come back around closing time, and head on up to the fifth floor.

Take down one of the big volumes and just... flip the pages.

Card files opening and closing, people talking, book carts being wheeled about, doors opening and closing, the sound of books being stacked, babies crying. At least that's what I remember about pre-computer, pre-cell-phone libraries.

[navkat]

@n0p: I'm starting to be able to read your cipher from time to time. That's awesome.