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2 of 4 people found this post helpful Posted 05/13/06 - 19:55:32:	#1
Could someone please help??? I am unable to download ep48 How Beautiful Upon The Mountain. Tried another ep and still get nothing. Is the site still up and running? I couldn't read the Info page either... Thanks

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2 of 4 people found this post helpful Posted 05/14/06 - 19:30:06:	#2
Not sure what's happening to the site. Maybe Paul is redesigning it or something. A couple of years ago, it seemed like he used to completely re-make the site every other month. Anyway, How Beautiful Upon The Mountain should be downloadable from this URL: http://www.quietplease.org/mp3/48.mp3 The rest of the episodes are available here: http://www.quietplease.org/mp3

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1 of 3 people found this post helpful Posted 05/15/06 - 14:07:08:	#3
Looks like the database broke. Can't get into the hosting admin panel at the moment, whenever I can I'll fix it. A couple of years ago, it seemed like he used to completely re-make the site every other month. Seems to me it's been abandoned since '02 or so, outside of a forum change since then.
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2 of 4 people found this post helpful Posted 05/29/06 - 21:58:52:	#4
Forgot about this for a while... fixed now.
_____________________ "Radio is a stage with a bare set. This is not a deprivation, but an advantage, for a bare proscenium should be as inviting to a radio playwright or director as a bare wall is to a muralist, as a silent organ was to Bach." - Norman Corwin

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