Comments (15)

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   Cameron Moll says Wednesday 8 December 2004 at 14:55

   Nicely done, Molly. Your voice works rather well “on screen.” Beethoven once retreated to Heiligenstadt to soothe his deteriorating hearing. It’s now apparent that one must head to Emerald Iguana to deal with any vocal issues.
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   Dante Evans says Wednesday 8 December 2004 at 21:20

   You sound way different than I thought you would.
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   Molly says Thursday 9 December 2004 at 10:47

   Cameron: I recommend the Emerald Iguana Inn for just about any issues one might have. Unless they involve screaming – it’s a very mellow place 😉

   Dante: What did you expect? Younger? Older? Meaner? Sweeter? Do tell!
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   Noah Slater says Thursday 9 December 2004 at 16:26

   I agree – you sound NOTHING like I expected. Quite sexy actualy! 😉

   One question though Molly, why IE? Surely this would have been a perfect opportunity to “Browse Happy”?
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   Noah Slater says Thursday 9 December 2004 at 17:04

   Ooops, just to clarify.

   The first and second sentence have no relationship to each other whatsoever! heh.

   1st: Your accent, I seem to imagine everyone being English
   2nd: The femininity of your intonation
6. 

   Keith Burgin says Thursday 9 December 2004 at 23:18

   rowr!
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   Molly says Friday 10 December 2004 at 00:53

   Noah: In this case, the choice to use IE was based on audience familiarity. The Learning Blogger tutorial is mostly for newcomers – I do discuss other browsers during the segments.
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   Dante Evans says Saturday 11 December 2004 at 15:50

   If you must know I was expecting an old mean kinda voice, like Kyle’s Mom on South Park.
9. 

   Molly says Sunday 12 December 2004 at 04:44

   Dante: you crack me up. 🙂
10. 

    Dante Evans says Saturday 18 December 2004 at 21:37

    No offense it’s that she’s about the same age as you and is Jewish as well. I made the obvious connection between you and her.

    And I thought your surname was pronounced ‘Halls-shlaag’ , not Holzschlag. It should be pronounced the former way, since I believe it is Germanic and would’ve been spelt Holzschläg, where ä represents a short a sound like in cat.

    Not that you care. I just think diacritics on names look cool.
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    Dante Evans says Saturday 18 December 2004 at 21:55

    I just listened to some of you Marriage slide. You really do sound a wee bit like her. Like in words like ‘content’. :p
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    Cristina Ramos says Tuesday 11 January 2005 at 01:07

    This is my first comment on any blog!
    I haven’t read the interview yet, but I followed your Lynda.com course and I thought it very good.
    I’m a complete newbie in blogging, but I have now 5 blogs that I use to contact each of my classes (I’m a teacher) and my student’s parents.
    It’s been amazing what I’m learning still.
    Thanks

    Cristina in Lisbon, Portugal (just to let you know how far you reached)
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    html kodları says Wednesday 30 April 2008 at 10:40

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