Salvete!
こんにちは皆さん。私の名前はマウラです。今年のCODE4LIBにいきます。日本のキットカットが大好きです！
私に日本からキットカットを買ってくれません？抹茶と紅いもの味を探していますけど、何でも味はいいです〜！
会議である返金させていただきます。本当にありがとう〜！
Both varieties are in stock at Amazon, too. ^^ The beni imo is quite
dear, and reportedly icky, though.
Cheers,
Brooke
Chris Fitzpatrick wrote:
I've used one of the DIY Bookscanners kits. Worked great and I didn't have
to go into the dumpster. They did a good job on the components and
assembly was rather easy.
However, it is all very much a manual process. An operator has to work the
machine to scan all
I'm curious - how does the shooting time per page compare to something like a
Minolta PS7000? We've got an old PS7000, buit my experience with the one I've
used before was that it took sooo long to shoot each page. Also, the PS7000
model didn't accommodate a bound volume that wouldn't open
Thank you Masao! And thanks to Brooke and Daniel as well--I hadn't tried
JBox before but I'm definitely going to have to order some stuff from there
:-) Hope you all have a great day!
2014-03-07 4:22 GMT-05:00 BWS Johnson abesottedphoe...@yahoo.com:
Salvete!
We are beginning a project using Omeka and Scripto to transcribe manuscripts.
We ended up hosting it ourselves on a server we already owned, but before we
knew for certain that we'd be able to, we considered a VPS from an outside
hosting provider. If you decide to use a VPS, staying with the
Thanks, everyone! This information is incredibly helpful and I’m definitely
getting a clearer picture of how to move forward.
@rafaele: Will spreads only work with Canon A2200 cameras?
It seems like the software piece is a big variable with the DIYBookScanner.
It’s interesting to hear about
Hi Ranti,
We mostly used the data as part of our content audit, seeing what we needed
to add/remove/collect together in one place on the new site. Sometimes five
questions was enough, depending on the content, but usually I grouped them
into larger categories if I could. Do you have NVIVO? three
Aaron Rubinstein wrote:
@rafaele: Will spreads only work with Canon A2200 cameras?
spreads has a very modular architecture, so it's easy to add support for
other cameras.
better cameras, as canon eos, could be used with magiclantern[1] firmware .
the right place where ask is the forum[2][3].
Hi all,
Just a reminder that we're still looking for volunteers to help out at the
conference this year. Thank you to everyone who has volunteered so far! A
lot of slots still need to be filled in the session timer area, and there
are still some slots open in other areas as well. Any help would
On Mar 6, 2014, at 1:37 PM, Ethan Gruber ewg4x...@gmail.com wrote:
Let me ask a more direct question. If participating in linked data is a
“good thing”, then how do you — anybody here — suggest archivists (or
librarians or museum curators) do that starting today? —Eric Morgan
I think that
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Aaron,
In JIRA and a few other systems, there is a vote feature. If used with an
agile schema, it seems to me that you could use it to tally the number of times
an unaddressed story might address a real instance of a user need. We do
something else though.
We use different projects (in JIRA)
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