I've added audio to the English tuition project.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

I think he sounds great--a man who's lived life, found it to be wanting, and is trying something completely new.  I, Myself, could do without the noisiness of a packed restaurant in the background, but the man's got to do what he has to for wi-fi.

The main problem is whether people are going to be motivated enough to use Jet Cash's site--and I think they should if they want to embark on a successful "career" on bitcointalk.  No one should make this forum their career, but we all know it's happening, and these people at least should know how to speak their adopted language well enough to post good material. 

Deep in my heart I suspect a lot of campaigners are lazy, as evidenced by the fact that they're choosing to support families by posting garbage on a discussion forum.  They could write a lot better and a lot more than they currently are, but they choose to do the minimum most of the time, and they're the ones who won't take up a very generous offer like Jet Cash has made.

[Jet Cash]

No offence taken, and thank you for not pointing out that I hadn't proof read my post.

I do quite a bit of playing and experimenting with signatures, and a few other things. I was the guy who invented the 'splinkie' that is a spammed link smilie. You host an image of a standard smilie, and add it to your post. Nobody realises that you are collecting data on your post viewers. I've even done this with a dot in the middle of a paragraph.

I've just started to put together a promo page - The nine circles of merit hell , and this is based on the Divine comedy by Dante. I'll add the pages for the nine circles over the next couple of days. It's not a lot of work, and it's just a bit of fun really. Although the bounty hunters might not like being called "Satan's Slaves"

[Jet Cash]

I think he sounds great--a man who's lived life, found it to be wanting, and is trying something completely new.  I, Myself, could do without the noisiness of a packed restaurant in the background, but the man's got to do what he has to for wi-fi.

Well thanks for the kind words.

I'm fairly new to audio productions, and that recording was something off the cuff, and unedited. I can record anywhere really - by the lake or on the beach. McDonalds was a bit of an experiment. Although it is a cardioid microphone,  it picks up sound reflections from the wall, and resonance from the table. I can block the table with a 1" wooden chopping board and a folded towel. The walls are a different issue. I toyed with the idea of chucking a towel over my head, and making the recording underneath, but I didn't want people to think I was peculiar.

I really hoped that the backgroud music would be fairly soft, and would enhance the recording, but I guess I need to be a bit more selective.