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May 10th, 2009

YARNLADY said :

Zina, where did you find for 150 people in the SF area? Did you hear of Asilomar State Beach and conference grounds?

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• 2 weeks ago

  Can you help me find a free graphics/images/design/whatnot program for Mac?

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• 2 months ago

  Anyone have good music recommendations for blues, Irish folk music, salsa, or French café music?

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• 2 months ago

  What's the best time of year to be born, or to give birth?

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• 3 months ago

  What kinds of basic nutritional training, or overall-health training, exist?

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• July 6th, 2009

  How do you find out about taxes, health care, etc as a dual citizen? (Hungary-US)

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• 2 weeks ago

  Can you help me find a free graphics/images/design/whatnot program for Mac?

  Sweet, Seashore is doing the job. Thanks!
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• 2 months ago

  What foods can you absolutely NOT tolerate and why?

  Where I’m living people eat pig’s head – the whole thing: eyes, brain, nose, tongue, etc. I didn’t even know how to respond when I first heard it.
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• 2 months ago

  Is there a way to delete the sound of my typing from an audio recording of a lecture?

  (oops, I posted my answer before the two above appeared – so it’s a little redundant!)
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• 2 months ago

  Is there a way to delete the sound of my typing from an audio recording of a lecture?

  You could try a filter for a certain pitch-range, if you can identify where that is, as @PerryDolia said. I haven’t tried it in this exact situation, but quite successfully in others – the problem is that it usually works best when the frequencies you want and those you don’t want are far apart, but I’m guessing these are on top of each other. However, maybe reducing some high frequencies won’t much affect the sound of the voices but will take an annoying ‘edge’ off the key sounds. Which is better than nothing. I don’t see a way to do it in GarageBand, and I don’t have the Word program. However you can do it in a rough way in Audacity, which is a free program you can download online. I wouldn’t be surprised if other free/open-source programs also have this capacity, and less expensive programs (Logic, etc) leading up to ProTools all do (in a more precise way). Good luck!
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• 2 months ago

  Can anyone recommend some teas for a novice tea enthusiast?

  p.s. also (just in case you forget), be sure to check out the ‘siblings’ :)
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