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i've been working on a programme for an experiment in which i'll be seeing what bearing classical music training has on perception of lexical pitch, but for the past WEEK, when running it, i've been getting a 'clock drift' error.  two other assistants use the computer, but have gotten nothing like that error on their experiments (which use the same program). and i thought, "'clock drift'...that sounds like only something the Doctor could fix." ...i have no excuse.

Yup.  Just doing a journal entry (1) out of formalities since i actually added doodles to my account--and when does that ever happen?  and (2) just so i don't forget how to work devart, which i swear sometimes happens since i never come here. New pieces are Lucia di Lammermoor during her final aria "Il Dolce Suono" (The Sweet Sound).  It's a brilliant mad scene with a killer three-minute cadenza at the end.  Watch it for the cadenza.  Really. The other new "pieces" (lol) are just character doodles for something seilann and i have been working on off-and-on for a while.  now that we're sufficiently bored with our respective lives, hopefully

okay.  just an update saying, 'hey-o i'm still alive!'  summer classes keep one busy by nature, and they have been accomplishing their purpose very well.  there are only two weeks left now, so i'll get a nice two-week break before the fall semester begins. well, off to take transcriptions of linguistic data!