1) In section 4, the uncertainties for MIPS 70um should be 5%, not 7% (the 7% is an old number, the final version of the paper found 5%). --thanks 2) While the pile-on may not be useful, I wouldn't mind having a reference to Gordon et al. (2008, ApJ, 682, 336) added to the list discussing cause of depressed aromatic emission at low metallicities/hard radiation fields (section 5.4, page 14). I think this paper does add something new to the discussion. --done 3) The discussion of the tight correlation between 70/TIR and 160/TIR versus 70/160 should probably include some acknowledgement that TIR is based strongly on 70 & 160. The tightness of the correlation is to be expected, right? --yes, and i've tweaked the text accordingly. 4) I would argue in section 5.5, that the IR-to-UV ratio is an excellent measure of dust extinction for star forming systems. The fact that it does not correlation with dust reddening (as defined by beta or 1500/2500) is not surprising given that this reddening is the poor indicator. This was shown (fairly convincingly I think) in Witt & Gordon (2000, ApJ, 528, 799) and, in more detail, Gordon et al. (2000, ApJ, 533, 236). --I've updated the text accordingly. One of the issues here is the qualification for 'star-forming' galaxies that I added to the sentence -- some of the LVL targets are not star-forming, so we need to be a bit careful with the wording. 5) Today was my paper writing day at home and I worked on the SAGE-SMC Overview paper (Gordon et al. 2009, in prep - I expect it will be submitted in the next few months). Part of this work was to measure the IRAC and MIPS global fluxes of the SMC. They are below. These supercede previous work as we now have the full SMC covered and can do accurate background subtraction. There still are some issues with mosaicking the full set of IRAC 5.8um data and so I don't have a measurement there yet. I should have one soon. wavelength, flux [Jy], unc [Jy], band 3.550 300. 20. IRAC1 4.493 220. 10. IRAC2 7.872 200. 10. IRAC4 23.7 350. 10. MIPS24 71.0 11200 500. MIPS70 156.0 21700 2600. MIPS160 --Thanks!