Setting up a local Wikisource A little while ago I came across Wikisource, and it dawned on me that this is a model for BHL. To quote from the Wikisource web site: Wikisource is an online library of free content publications, collected and maintained by our community. Much of their content comes from the Internet Archive (as does BHL's), and Wikisource have developed extensions for Mediaiwki to do some cool things, such as extract text and images from DjVu files. So, like a fool, I decided to try and install some of these tools locally and see if I could do the same for some BHL content. DjVu The first step is supporting DjVu files in Mediawiki. But I also need NetPbm, and now the pain starts. OK, now we can display DjVu files in Mediawiki. Proofread PageNext comes the Proofread Page extension, which provides the editing functionality. If you want to install it on your own wiki, you will need to install a 404 handler for generating thumbnails, such as WebStore. This seems fine, except the page for WebStore states:
Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts Indexed in ISI - WoS (Thomson Reuters), Scopus (Elsevier), and ProQuest It is a pleasure to announce that the Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts was recently (July 2016) accepted for inclusion in a new index of the Web of Science (WoS) Core Collection: the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI). The journal has also been accepted for indexing by Elsevier's Scopus, and for full-text archive on ProQuest (International Index to Music Periodicals)! The CITAR Journal is now part of a small amount of 18 national journals indexed in WoS (all the databases) and the only one of those, so far, in subject of Arts, Science & Technology. About Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts (CITARJ) CITARJ is a peer-reviewed publication that results from a commitment of the Research Center for Science and Technology of the Arts (CITAR) to promote knowledge, research and artworks in the field of the Arts. Each issue of CITARJ includes: Editor's notes;Four or more articles;One or more reviews.
Archaeology of Reading Wikisource for Manuscript Transcription Of the crowdsourcing projects that have real users doing manuscript transcription, one of the largest is an offshoot of Wikisource. ProofreadPage was an extension to MediaWiki created around 2006 on the French-language Wikisource as a Wikisource/Internet Archive replacement for Project Gutenberg's Distributed Proofreaders. They were taking DjVu files from the InternetArchive and using them as sources (via OCR and correction) for WikiSource pages. This spread to the other Wikisource sites around 2008, radically changing the way Wikisource worked. More recently the German Wikisource has started using ProofreadPage for letters, pamphlets, and broadsheets. The best example of ProofreadPage for handwriting is Winkler's Remarks on the Russian Campaign 1812-1813. Technically, the Winkler example illustrates ProofreadPage's solution to a difficult problem: how to organize and display pages, sections, and works in the appropriate context.
Open Access Music Journals | U-M Library Act: Zeitschrift für Musik & Performancepublisher: Universität Bayreuthlanguage: German and Englishstart year: 2010frequency: annualpeer-reviewed?: yesabout: "provides a platform for essays, reviews and columns at the intersections of the musicology, theater studies, dance studies and media studies disciplines." Action, Criticism and Theory for Music Educationpublisher: MayDay Grouplanguage: Englishstart year: 2002frequency: semiannual/triannualpeer-reviewed? Anuario Musicalpublisher: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificaslanguage: Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Catalanstart year: 2001frequency: annualpeer-reviewed? Approaches: Music Therapy & Special Music Educationpublisher: Greek Association of Primary Music Education Teacherslanguage: Greek and Englishstart year: 2009frequency: semiannualpeer-reviewed? British Postgraduate Musicologypublisher: British Postgraduate Musicologylanguage: Englishstart year: 1997frequency: annualpeer-reviewed? G.E.M.S.
CSS Image Map Techniques and Tutorials A CSS Image Map by definition is using a single image with defining multiple clickable hotspots, whether to show information or as navigation. There are a multitude of solutions, below we have listed and demonstrated by far the best and the most helpful techniques and tutorials. When the title says Image Map, It doesn’t mean basic image replacement, and when It says Pure CSS, It doesn’t mean CSS blended with javascript or ajax (which of course there are solutions), its CSS and only CSS. Lets make this perfect. CSS Image Maps, Redux (Tutorial) Tutorial URL : CSS Image Maps, Redux. This CSS Image technique makes use of the Sliding Doors technique combined with a definition list. CSS Image Maps With Pop-Up Tool Tips (Tutorial) Tutorial URL : CSS Image Maps With Pop-Up Tool Tips. Using an unordered list, a couple of images, and a little CSS, you can create an accessible “image map” with pop-up tool tips that will provide your readers with more information on the links the map contains.
List of Open-Access Music Journals | Notes on a Page Freely accessible scholarship (and occasionally journalism) on music. Please contact me if you have any suggestions or corrections, or to let me know if the links are not working. Note that all journals are in English unless otherwise noted in square brackets [ ]. If a journal is multiple languages, English is always listed last. Contemporary Music (4 titles) Ex tempore (articles from back issues only) International Journal of Contemporary Composition Journal of Experimental Music Studies Search: Journal for New Music and Culture Ethnomusicology, Local, and Popular Musics (16 titles) American Music Review American Rhythm Music Magazine Canadian Folk Music Bulletin/ Bulletin de musique folklorique [French, English] Canadian Journal for Traditional Music Dancecult: Journal of Electronic Music Dance Culture Ethnomusicology Online Ethnomusicology Review (prev. Ethnomusicology Translations IASPM@Journal Inbhear: Journal of Irish Music and Dance Journal of the Vernacular Music Center Samples [German] JazzUSA
States of Germany - Wikipedia In 1952, following a referendum, Baden, Württemberg-Baden, and Württemberg-Hohenzollern merged into Baden-Württemberg. In 1957, the Saar Protectorate rejoined the Federal Republic as the Saarland. German reunification in 1990, in which the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) ascended into the Federal Republic, resulted in the addition of the re-established eastern states of Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern), Saxony (Sachsen), Saxony-Anhalt (Sachsen-Anhalt), and Thuringia (Thüringen), as well as the reunification of West and East Berlin into Berlin and its establishment as a full and equal state. A regional referendum in 1996 to merge Berlin with surrounding Brandenburg as "Berlin-Brandenburg" failed to reach the necessary majority vote in Brandenburg, while a majority of Berliners voted in favour of the merger. Federalism is one of the entrenched constitutional principles of Germany. States[edit] List[edit] History[edit] West Germany, 1945–90[edit]
Find - Directory of Open Access Repositories Search or Browse for Repositories <intR>²Dok "Ergani - Historical Archive of Aegean" Repository 4TU.Centre for Research Data AAB College repository Aaltodoc Publication Archive ABACUS. Aberdeen University Research Archive (AURA) Abertay Research Collections CADAIR (Aberystwyth University Repository) ABU Zaria Research Publications Academic Digital Library (Akademickiej Bibliotece Cyfrowej) (ABC - KRAKÓW) Academic Research Repository at the Burgas Free University (Научен портал на Бургаския свободен университет) ARRChNU (Academic Research Repository at the ChNU) Academic Research Repository at the Institute of Developing Economies (ARRIDE) Academica-e ARCA - IGC (Access to Research and Communications Annals) ARAN (Access to Research at National University of Ireland, Galway) ARRT (Access to Research Resources for Teachers) ACEReSearch Acervo Digital da Unesp
html - Position images and links on a image A Contratiempo | Sonidos y sentidos: Entrevista con Steven Feld Sonidos y sentidos: Entrevista con Steven FeldRita de Cácia Oenning da Silva 1Universidad Federal de Santa Catarina Aunque para cualquier etnomusicólogo Steven Feld no requiere presentación, la presente entrevista titulada Sonidos y Sentidos, que apareció recientemente en la Revista de antropología de la Universidad de Sao Paulo 2, abre con una introducción de su realizadora, Rita de Cácia, en la que da buena cuenta de lo interesante y valioso del entrevistado y de la entrevista misma. Enfatiza también Feld en la importancia de publicar en formatos alternativos al texto: Cds, Dvds, para ver y escuchar, y se esfuerza por argumentar la importancia de realizar antropología no solo del sonido sino a través del sonido, pero a la vez reconoce las dificultades del aval académico con que aún cuentan estos formatos y medios de divulgación del conocimiento. De paso, por si fuera poco, nos ilustra sobre su vida, su postura ante la investigación, y su proyecto editorial de libros, discos y videos.