Paregoribib: Tom Elliott's Recent Bookmarks and Citations

Type	Blog Post
Author	Christopher Kelty
URL	http://savageminds.org/2010/08/31/how-not-to-run-a-university-press-or-how-sausage-is-made
Date	2010-08-31
Accessed	2010-08-31 23:27:14
Blog Title	Savage Minds

Type	Blog Post
Author	Neel Smith
URL	http://homermultitext.blogspot.com/2010/08/editing-manuscripts-with-text-and-image.html
Date	Monday, August 30, 2010
Accessed	2010-08-31 15:46:08
Blog Title	The Homer Multitext

Type	Blog Post
Author	Sebastian Heath
URL	http://mediterraneanceramics.blogspot.com/2010/08/numbered-paragraphs-in-digital.html
Date	Monday, August 30, 2010
Accessed	2010-08-31 15:44:56
Blog Title	Mediterranean Ceramics

Type	Blog Post
Author	Christopher Warner
URL	http://weblog.kernelcode.com/2010/08/30/relational-databases-are-killing-content-management/
Date	2010-08-30
Accessed	2010-08-31 15:41:55
Blog Title	Christopher Warner

Type	Blog Post
URL	http://c4tc.wordpress.com/2010/08/30/structured-and-unstructured-parsing-bibliographies/
Date	2010-08-30
Accessed	2010-08-30 15:54:16
Blog Title	Computers for the Classics

Type	Blog Post
Author	Mattitiahu
URL	http://memiyawanzi.blogspot.com/2010/06/our-good-friend-bulbul-has-brought-to.html
Date	Thursday, June 3, 2010
Accessed	2010-08-30 15:52:06
Blog Title	Memiyawanzi
Short Title	Greek, Latin, Punic(!?

Type	Blog Post
Author	Neel Smith
URL	http://homermultitext.blogspot.com/2010/08/comparing-two-manuscripts-with-cts.html
Date	Thursday, August 26, 2010
Accessed	2010-08-26 18:51:12
Blog Title	The Homer Multitext

Type	Blog Post
Author	Matthew Gold
URL	http://cunydhi.commons.gc.cuny.edu/
Date	2010-08-26
Accessed	2010-08-26 18:40:10
Blog Title	CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative

Type	Blog Post
Author	Waseem Daher
URL	http://blog.ksplice.com/2010/08/six-things-i-wish-mom-told-me-about-ssh/
Date	2010-08-26
Accessed	2010-08-26 18:36:32
Abstract	If you’ve ever seriously used a Linux system, you’re probably already familiar with at least the basics of ssh. But you’re hungry for more. In this post, we’ll show you six ssh tips that’ll help take you to the next level. (We’ve also found that they make for excellent cocktail party conversation talking points.)
Blog Title	Ksplice: System administration and software blog

Type	Web Page
URL	http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/32380.wss
Rights	© Copyright IBM Corp. 2010
Date	2010-08-25
Accessed	2010-08-26 14:02:55
Abstract	IBM (NYSE: IBM) and the EU have expanded their research collaboration, which now includes more than two-dozen national libraries, research institutes, universities, and companies across Europe to provide new technology that will enable highly-accurate digitization of rare and culturally significant historical texts on a massive scale. Unlike past digitization projects where the result has been static, online libraries of texts, this unique widescale effort, called IMPACT (IMProving ACcess to Text), will offer new tools and best practices to institutions across Europe that will enable them to efficiently and accurately continue to produce quality digital replicas of historically significant texts and make them widely available, editable and searchable online.
Website Title	IBM Press room

Type	Blog Post
Author	Neel Smith
URL	http://vitruviandesign.blogspot.com/2010/08/who-does-classics-where.html
Date	Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Accessed	2010-08-25 21:30:00
Blog Title	Vitruvian design for scholarship in the humanities
Short Title	Who does Classics?

Type	Blog Post
Author	Neel Smith
URL	http://homermultitext.blogspot.com/2010/08/updates-to-text-services.html
Date	Saturday, August 21, 2010
Accessed	2010-08-25 21:21:57
Blog Title	The Homer Multitext

Type	Blog Post
Author	Neel Smith
URL	http://vitruviandesign.blogspot.com/2010/08/greek-latin-arabic.html
Date	Monday, August 23, 2010
Accessed	2010-08-25 17:37:03
Blog Title	Vitruvian design for scholarship in the humanities

Type	Blog Post
Author	Sean Gillies
URL	http://sgillies.net/blog/1044/browsing-spatially-referenced-djatoka-images-with-openlayers/
Date	2010-08-23
Accessed	2010-08-25 15:19:27
Blog Title	Sean Gillies Blog

Type	Blog Post
Author	Scott Rosenberg
URL	http://www.wordyard.com/2010/08/23/why-trust-facebook-with-the-futures-past-2/
Date	2010-08-23
Accessed	2010-08-25 13:35:41
Blog Title	Wordyard

Type	Blog Post
URL	http://www.dainst.org/index_04b6084e91a114c63430001c3253dc21_de.html
Date	2010-08-16
Accessed	2010-08-20 16:52:01
Abstract	Mehr Komfort bietet die neue Version der archäologischen Objektdatenbank ARACHNE. Außerdem nimmt das DAI zusammen mit CoDArchLab und der Perseus Digital Library mit dem Hellespont-Projekt die Verknüpfung von Bild- und antiken Textquellen in Angriff.

Type	Blog Post
URL	http://www.juxtasoftware.org/?p=101
Date	2010-07-14
Accessed	2010-08-20 16:31:11
Blog Title	Juxta

Type	Blog Post
Author	Gabriel Bodard
URL	http://www.stoa.org/archives/1209
Date	2010-08-19
Accessed	2010-08-20 15:19:36
Blog Title	The Stoa Consortium

Type	Blog Post
Author	Alexandra Trachsel
URL	http://hestieia.wordpress.com/2010/08/19/26th-international-congress-of-papyrology-ii/
Date	2010-08-19
Accessed	2010-08-20 15:12:38
Blog Title	Travelling with Demetrios of Skepsis

Type	Blog Post
Author	Wayne Graham
URL	http://www.scholarslab.org/slab-code/code-reviews-and-the-digital-humanities/
Date	2010-08-18
Accessed	2010-08-19 07:35:08
Abstract	The following was a response I made in an email exchange with Tom Elliot of the Pleiades Project and Bethany Nowviskie. Our conversation was prompted by Tom’s inquiry on planning, budgeting for, and conducting a code review as part of a grant-funded project. What follows is a slightly modified (and expanded) version of that email conversation.
Blog Title	Scholar's Lab: Works in Progress

Type	Blog Post
Author	Alun Salt
URL	http://alunsalt.com/2010/08/16/re-thinking-mendeley/
Date	2010-08-16
Accessed	2010-08-16 20:24:19
Blog Title	AlunSalt.com

Type	Blog Post
Author	Gabriel Bodard
Author	Mark Handley
URL	http://www.currentepigraphy.org/2010/08/13/handley-inscriptions/
Date	2010-08-13
Accessed	2010-08-13 15:37:55
Abstract	posted for Mark Handley: Today I am launching a new website. http://handley-inscriptions.webs.com/ It is devoted to Late Antique and Early Medieval inscriptions in the West (roughly A.D. 300-900) – ranging from Ireland, to North Africa, to the Balkans, and all regions in between.
Blog Title	Current Epigraphy

Type	Blog Post
Author	Neel Smith
URL	http://homermultitext.blogspot.com/2010/08/homeric-canonical-text-services.html
Date	Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Accessed	2010-08-11 21:55:12
Blog Title	The Homer Multitext

Type	Blog Post
Author	Kathryn Schulz
URL	http://www.slate.com/blogs/blogs/thewrongstuff/archive/2010/08/03/error-message-google-research-director-peter-norvig-on-being-wrong.aspx
Extra	via @sgillies
Accessed	2010-08-04 21:33:45
Website Type	2010-08-03
Abstract	Google, the company, entered this world in 1998. I'm not sure how long it took for Google, the verb, to follow—but I do know that millions of people engage in that particular activity many, many times each day. For half of all Internet users worldwide, Google is the portal to the collected and digitized wisdom (and folly) of humanity. Google's search engine has changed how we conduct research, plan vacations, resolve arguments, find old acquaintances, and check out potential mates. It's also given us new ways to interact with maps, mail, books, news, and documents, radically reshaping the way we think about almost every imaginable medium. Peter Norvig, the director of research at Google, has been involved in this project since its toddlerhood. Norvig joined the company in 2001 and, from 2002 to 2005, served as its director of search quality—a position that put him charge of the company's core Web search algorithms. Below, he and I talk about (among other things) how engineers think about error, what's good about failing fast, and why Google buys cheap computers.
Blog Title	The Wrong Stuff

Type	Journal Article
Author	Patrik Svensson
URL	http://www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/4/1/000080/000080.html
Volume	4
Issue	1
Publication	Digital Humanities Quarterly
ISSN	1938-4122
Date	Summer 2010
Journal Abbr	DHQ
Accessed	2010-08-04 19:02:08
Library Catalog	Digital Humanities Quarterly
Abstract	The digital humanities is increasingly becoming a "buzzword", and there is more and more talk about a broadly conceived, inclusive digital humanities. The field is expanding and at the same time being negotiated, and this article explores the idea of a broadly conceived landscape of digital humanities in some depth. It is argued that awareness across this landscape is important to the future of the field. The study starts out from typologies of digital humanities, a "flythrough" of the landscape, and a discussion of what being a digital humanist entails. The second part is an exploration of four concrete encounters: ACTLab at University of Texas at Austin, the Humanities Arts Science Technology Advanced Collaboratory (HASTAC), the Humanities Computing Program at the University of Alberta, and Internet Studies. In the third part of the article, it is suggested that a model based on paradigmatic modes of engagement between the humanities and information technology can help chart and understand the digital humanities. The modes of engagement analyzed are technology as a tool, study object, expressive medium, exploratory laboratory and activist venue.

Type	Blog Post
Author	Tom Scheinfeldt
URL	http://www.foundhistory.org/2010/08/02/lessons-from-one-week-one-tool-part-2-use/
Date	2010-08-02
Accessed	2010-08-02 19:41:05
Language	English
Blog Title	Found History

Type	Blog Post
Author	Bill Caraher
URL	http://mediterraneanworld.typepad.com/the_archaeology_of_the_me/2010/07/some-thought-on-clay-shirks-cognitive-surplus.html
Date	2010-07-28
Accessed	2010-07-28 15:43:25
Blog Title	The Archaeology of the Mediterranean World

Type	Blog Post
Author	Evan Robinson
URL	http://archives.igda.org/articles/erobinson_crunch.php
Date	2010-07-26
Accessed	2010-07-26 21:46:13
Abstract	When used long-term, Crunch Mode slows development and creates more bugs when compared with 40-hour weeks. More than a century of studies show that long-term useful worker output is maximized near a five-day, 40-hour workweek. Productivity drops immediately upon starting overtime and continues to drop until, at approximately eight 60-hour weeks, the total work done is the same as what would have been done in eight 40-hour weeks. In the short term, working over 21 hours continuously is equivalent to being legally drunk. Longer periods of continuous work drastically reduce cognitive function and increase the chance of catastrophic error. In both the short- and long-term, reducing sleep hours as little as one hour nightly can result in a severe decrease in cognitive ability, sometimes without workers perceiving the decrease.
Blog Title	International Game Developers Association

Type	Blog Post
Author	Monica Berti
URL	http://www.fragmentarytexts.org/2010/07/monica-berti-marco-buchler-on-fragmentary-texts-london-kings-college-july-30th/
Date	Mon, 26 Jul 2010 11:41:53 +0000
Accessed	2010-07-26 12:35:31
Abstract	'Fragmentary Texts and Digital Collections of Fragmentary Authors Monica Berti (Torino) and Marco Büchler (Leipzig) Digital Classicist and Institute of Classical Studies Seminar 2010 Friday July 30th at 16:30, in room STB9, Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU The term fragment is applicable to a wide range of ancient evidence, which includes archaeological ruins, [...]'
Blog Title	Fragmentary Texts

Type	Blog Post
Author	Jodi Schneider
URL	http://jodischneider.com/blog/2010/07/23/enabling-a-social-semantic-web-for-argumentation-defining-my-ph-d-research-problem/
Date	2010-07-23
Accessed	2010-07-23 18:11:40
Blog Title	jodischneider.com/blog: reading, technology, stray thoughts

Type	Web Page
Author	Klaus Hallof
URL	http://pom.bbaw.de/ig/
Accessed	2010-07-23 17:59:57
Website Title	Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften

Type	Web Page
Author	Adam Volland
URL	http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/forest-height-map.html
Date	2010-07-20
Accessed	2010-07-23 13:17:08
Website Title	NASA

Type	Blog Post
Author	Neel Smith
URL	http://homermultitext.blogspot.com/2010/07/inventorying-scholia-to-iliad.html
Date	Thursday, July 22, 2010
Accessed	2010-07-23 11:57:34
Blog Title	The Homer Multitext

Type	Web Page
Author	Amanda Gailey
Author	Andrew Jewell
URL	http://cdrh.unl.edu/opportunities/docediting_call.php
Accessed	2010-07-22 20:24:16
Abstract	Since 1979, Documentary Editing has been a premier journal in the field of documentary and textual editing. Beginning with the 2012 issue (to be published in late 2011), Documentary Editing will be renamed Scholarly Editing: The Annual of the Association for Documentary Editing and will become an open-access, digital publication.... If you are interested in editing a small-scale digital edition of a single document or a collection of documents, we want to hear from you.
Website Title	Center for Digital Research in the Humanities

Type	Blog Post
Author	Tom Goskar
URL	http://www.pastthinking.com/blog/2010/07/21/imaging-the-antikythera-mechanism/
Date	2010-07-21
Accessed	2010-07-22 19:54:15
Blog Title	Past Thinking

Type	Blog Post
Author	Julie Meloni
URL	http://chronicle.com/blogPost/Consider-Revision-Control/25683
Date	2010-07-21
Accessed	2010-07-22 18:35:03
Abstract	When I start talking about version control methods in general academic company (read: "non coders"), by far the biggest request is: explain why I might care as someone who rarely programs...is there a value beyond programming?. That's the question I'm going to begin to answer in this post (the short answer is "yes").
Blog Title	The Chronicle of Higher Education: ProfHacker

Type	Web Page
URL	http://www.mementoweb.org/
Accessed	2010-07-21 16:05:26
Abstract	Memento wants to make it as straightforward to access the Web of the past as it is to access the current Web.

Type	Web Page
Author	Christopher Warner
URL	http://plone.org/products/isaw-facultycv
Accessed	2010-07-21 16:03:41
Abstract	isaw.facultycv is an educational product (plone plugin) that allows one to create curriculum vitae for faculty members. It is along the lines of the products FacultyStaffDirectory and FacultyCV
Website Title	Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management

Type	Web Page
URL	http://www.advogato.org/trust-metric.html
Accessed	2010-07-21 14:03:23
Abstract	This document briefly describes the technical details of Advogato's trust metric.
Website Title	Advogato

Type	Blog Post
Author	Roger Pearse
URL	http://www.roger-pearse.com/weblog/?p=4632
Date	2010-07-21
Accessed	2010-07-21 13:39:45
Blog Title	Roger Pearse: Thoughts on Antiquity, Patristics, putting things online, and more

Type	Blog Post
Author	Simon Mackie
URL	http://webworkerdaily.com/2010/03/29/notational-velocity-simplenote-a-superfast-note-taking-combination/
Date	2010-03-29
Accessed	2010-07-21 12:40:10
Blog Title	Web Worker Daily

Type	Blog Post
Author	Tim Grove
URL	http://aaslhcommunity.org/historynews/radical-trust/
Date	2010-07-08
Accessed	2010-07-21 12:36:00
Abstract	Does user-generated content fit into your mission? Should it? Is it important? I asked several colleagues in history organizations around the country one simple question: What are your thoughts on radical trust? They represent administration, curatorial, and new media perspectives. From the practical to the more philosophical, here are their responses. Take a look — and then let us know what you think.
Blog Title	HIstory News

Type	Blog Post
Author	Tony Hammond
URL	http://www.crossref.org/CrossTech/2010/03/dois_and_linked_data_some_conc.html
Date	2010-03-31
Accessed	2010-07-19 17:21:11
Blog Title	CrossTech

Type	Web Page
URL	http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess.shtml
Date	2006-01-18
Accessed	2010-07-16 20:50:57
Website Title	JavaScriptKit.com

Type	Blog Post
Author	Larry Lim
URL	http://www.websiteoptimization.com/speed/tweak/page-speed-search-rankings/
Date	2010-04-27
Accessed	2010-07-16 12:47:11
Abstract	Google's addition of a page speed signal to its search rankings algorithm officially links performance with search engine marketing. The loading speed of a web page affects user psychology in a number of ways, and now it can affect its rankings as well.
Blog Title	WebSiteOptimization.com

Type	Blog Post
Author	Jon Orwant
URL	http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/07/our-commitment-to-digital-humanities.html
Date	2010-07-14
Accessed	2010-07-14 13:51:47
Blog Title	Official Google Blog

Type	Blog Post
Author	Christopher Warner
URL	http://weblog.kernelcode.com/2010/07/09/dublincore-metadata/
Date	2010-07-09
Accessed	2010-07-09 20:23:14
Blog Title	Christopher Warner

Type	Journal Article
Author	Roderic Page
URL	http://hdl.handle.net/10101/npre.2010.4242.1
Rights	© 2010 Roderic Page
Publication	Nature Precedings
Date	2010-02-26
Accessed	2010-07-09 15:45:10

Type	Blog Post
Author	Simon Mackie
URL	http://webworkerdaily.com/2010/07/08/10-top-teleconferencing-tips/
Date	2010-07-08
Accessed	2010-07-09 14:32:32
Blog Title	Web Worker Daily

Type	Blog Post
Author	Laura Choyce
URL	http://litablog.org/2010/07/lita-session-developing-a-sustainable-digital-workflow/
Date	2010-07-06
Accessed	2010-07-07 18:54:07
Abstract	Behind the interfaces of the digital libraries and institutional repositories we see today are carefully-planned and proactive processes that ensure that the end user can easily find what s/he needs. With digital libraries and repositories becoming increasingly popular, it is important to know what strategies work well. As a current MLIS student at the University of North Texas (and new LITA member) with a concentration in digital content management, I had the privilege of attending the LITA session Developing a Sustainable Digital Workflow, at the ALA Annual Conference in Washington, DC. This session exhibited two very successful digital endeavors: the digital collections at my very own UNT, and RUcore, the institutional repository at Rutger’s University. I chose this session because it is my goal to work in digital services/archives once I graduate (7 weeks left!!). Below is a recap from each institution’s presentation on how they handle the management of digital content.
Blog Title	LITA Blog

Type	Blog Post
Author	Rod Page
URL	http://iphylo.blogspot.com/2010/07/zookeys-publishes-articles-of-future.html
Date	Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Accessed	2010-07-07 14:09:28
Blog Title	iPhylo

Type	Blog Post
Author	Jonathan Rees
URL	http://www.w3.org/QA/2010/07/new_opportunities_for_linked_d.html
Date	2010-07-06
Accessed	2010-07-07 14:07:55
Blog Title	W3C Blog

Type	Web Page
URL	http://www.epicollect.net/
Accessed	2010-07-07 13:51:43
Abstract	EpiCollect.net provides a web application for the generation of forms and freely hosted project websites (using Google's AppEngine) for many kinds of mobile data collection projects. Data can be collected using multiple mobile phones running either the Android Operating system or the iPhone (using the EpiCollect mobile app) and all data can be synchronised from the phones and viewed centrally (using Google Maps) via the Project website or directly on the phones.

Type	Magazine Article
Author	Lester Capon
URL	http://www.hewit.com/skin_deep/?volume=26&article=1
Volume	26
Publication	Skin Deep
Date	Autumn 2008
Accessed	2010-07-06 17:31:53

Type	Blog Post
Author	Charles Ellwood Jones
URL	http://ancientworldonline.blogspot.com/2010/07/awol-administrative-note-and-statistics.html
Date	Saturday, July 3, 2010
Accessed	2010-07-06 17:20:16
Blog Title	AWOL - The Ancient World Online

Type	Blog Post
Author	Richard Wallis
URL	http://blogs.talis.com/nodalities/2010/07/the-data-publishing-three-step.php
Date	2010-07-02
Accessed	2010-07-02 17:37:41
Abstract	In a conversation with data owners about how they should be publishing their data, it is usually not long before the following question turns up: “So, what do I actually have to do to publish my data?” Often the conversation then wanders off into a game of buzzword bingo–RDF, RDFa, SPARQL, dereferenceable URIs, triples, content negotiation, open data, Linked Data, end-points, etc.—to be followed by a blank look and the unuttered question "Yes, but what do I actually have to do to publish my data?” In an attempt to simplify the answer to that oft unuttered question, I break things down in to three steps.
Blog Title	Nodalities Blog: From Semantic Web to Web of Data

Type	Web Page
URL	http://oi.uchicago.edu/museum/special/writing/
Date	2010-07-01
Accessed	2010-07-01 21:53:03
Website Title	The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago

Type	Blog Post
Author	Koven Smith
URL	http://kovenjsmith.com/archives/323
Date	2010-07-01
Accessed	2010-07-01 21:49:48
Blog Title	koven j. smith dot com

Type	Blog Post
Author	Charles Ellwood Jones
URL	http://ancientworldonline.blogspot.com/2010/07/open-richly-annotated-cuneiform-corpus.html
Date	Thursday, July 1, 2010
Accessed	2010-07-01 12:43:36
Blog Title	AWOL - The Ancient World Online

Type	Blog Post
Author	Eric Steuer
URL	http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/22643
Date	2010-06-30
Accessed	2010-07-01 12:42:18
Blog Title	Creative Commons News