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]]>Walter Benjamin is universally recognized as one of the key thinkers of modernity: his writings on politics, language, literature, media, theology and law have had an incalculable influence on ...
The jQuery Cycle Plugin is a lightweight slideshow plugin. Its implementation is based on the InnerFade Plugin by Torsten Baldes, the Slideshow Plugin by Matt Oakes, and the jqShuffle Plugin by Benjamin Sterling. It supports pause-on-hover, auto-stop, auto-fit, before/after callbacks, click triggers and many transition effects. It also supports, but does not require, the Metadata Plugin and the Easing Plugin. How it Works The plugin provides a method called cycle which is invoked on a container element. Each child element of the container becomes a "slide". Options control how and when the slides are transitioned.
There is a need to tag real-world objects with concepts
This is partly obvious. Tags are a means to an end. But while they are already widely used to annotate document-like resources (web pages, photos, etc), I'd also like to tag things like my projects, people in my address book, and similar non-documents.
Nous commémorons aujourd'hui, 13 août, l'un des premiers martyrs de la terreur athée qui a suivi le coup d'État d'octobre 1917. Sont également commémorés l'archevêque Serge ainsi que Ge ...
A GPS tracker, complete with visual display of your recent waypoints, that would continue to work if your phone reset, powered off, or lost network connectivity half way through your hike. Build it fast, simple – and entirely web-based without any native code.
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Adolphe WillIam Bouguereau - Edmond-Francois Aman-Jean - Paul Delaroche - Jean-Francois Millet - Jean-Louis Forain - Louis Icart - Paul Serusier - Norbert Goeneutte - Hippolyte Petitjean - Ferdinand du Puigaudeau - Paul Ranson - Louis Valtat - Maximilien Luce - Benjamin Constant - Jean-Frederic Bazille - Armand Guillaumin - Henri-Edmond Cross - Eugene Delacroix - Jacques-Louis David - Guillaume Seignac - Alexandre Cabanel - Jules-Joseph Lefebvre - Henri Lebasque - Edouard Vuillard - Leon-Jean Basile Perrault - Jules Bastien-Lepage - Jean Beraud - Theodore Chasseriau - Georges Jules Victor Clairin - Emile Friant - Victor Gabriel Gilbert - Frederic Soulacroix - Auguste Toulmouche - Emile Vernon - Leon Francois Comerre - Charles Chaplin - Delphin Enjolras - Henri Fantin-Latour - Jean-Auguste-Do minique Ingres - Emile Munier - Edgar Maxence - Emile Auguste Carolus-Duran - Maurice Denis - Eva Gonzales - Marie Bracquemond - Sophie Anderson - Marie Louise Elizabeth Vigée-Lebrun - Francois Boucher - Gustave Courbet - Jean-Baptiste-C amille Corot - James Tissot - Edouard Manet - Berthe Morisot - Claude Monet - Pierre-Auguste Renoir - Edgar Degas - Alfred Sisley - Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec - Paul Cezanne - Paul Gauguin - Odilon Redon - Louis Janmot - Gustave Caillebotte - Paul César Helleu - Gustave Moreau - Louis Aston Knight - Paul de Longpre - Philip Hermogenes Calderon
Dante Gabriel Rossetti - John Everett Millais - William Holman Hunt - Ford Madox Brown - Edward Coley Burne-Jones - Frank Dicksee - Edmund Blair Leighton - Arthur Hughes - Edward Robert Hughes - Arthur Hacker - Walter Crane - Evelyn de Morgan - Marie Spartali Stillman - Frank Cadogan Cowper - John Melhuish Strudwick - John Roddam Spencer Stanhope - John Collier - Simeon Solomon - Edward John Poynter - Frederick Sandys - Herbert James Draper - John William Waterhouse - Frederic Leighton - John William Godward - Albert Joseph Moore - Alfred James Munnings - Samuel Palmer - Albert Goodwin - George Frederick Watts - John Atkinson Grimshaw - Marcus Stone - William Powell Frith - Henry John Yeend King - Helen Allingham - John George Brown - Frederick Morgan - Arthur John Elsley - Alfred Glendening - Robert Peake - Nicholas Hilliard - Thomas Gainsborough - Joshua Reynolds - Thomas Lawrence - George Romney - Lemuel Francis Abbott - Heywood Hardy - Joseph Mallord William Turner - Benjamin Williams Leader - Godfrey Kneller - Thomas Cole
James Abbott McNeill Whistler - John Singer Sargent - John Singleton Copley - George Luks - Lilla Cabot Perry - Frank Duveneck - John Twachtman - Henry Siddons Mowbray - Louis Ritman - Ralph Earl - Eastman Johnson - Edwin Austin Abbey - Everett Shinn - Seymour Joseph Guy - Francis Coates Jones - Daniel Ridgway Knight - Abbott Handerson Thayer - William Merritt Chase - Charles Sprague Pearce - Mary Cassatt - Alice Pike Barney - Cecilia Beaux - Guy Rose - Charles Courtney Curran - Edward Hopper - Theodore Earle Butler - Frank Weston Benson - Robert Lewis Reid - Theodore Robinson - Edmund Charles Tarbell - Frederick Childe Hassam - Frederick Carl Frieseke - Richard Emil Miller - George Hitchcock - Gari Melchers - Thomas Wilmer Dewing - Edward Potthast - Alfred Henry Mauer - Thomas Pollock Anshutz - Joseph DeCamp - Charles Webster Hawthorne - Thomas Eakins - Julius LeBlanc Stewart - William McGregor Paxton - John White Alexander - Julian Alden Weir - Benjamin West - Gilbert Stuart - Winslow Homer - William Sidney Mount - George Wesley Bellows - William Glackens - Maxfield Parrish - Martin Johnson Heade - Julian Onderdonk - John Ottis Adams
how RDFa can be used to support this "Repurpose-Republish" loop.
C'est suite à l'excellent billet de Benjamin que j'ai installé OpenGoo, un logiciel libre de 'Groupware' qui permet de travailler à plusieurs à distance sur une suite de logiciels bureautique intégrés : par exemple, il est possible de gérer ses utilisateurs afin qu'ils puissent partager leurs fichiers, gérer leurs tâches, les mettre en commun et enregistrer leurs travaux sur le serveur. La présentation ayant été faite par Benjamin, vous pouvez même faire un essai directement sur la site d'OpenGoo avec cette demo, je ne m'attarderai ici que sur la partie installation du logiciel. Il n'y a rien de compliqué mais je pense que pour les plus débutants, cela peut permettre de les guider sur les quelques étapes 'techniques' que nécessite l'installation d'un tel logiciel ou pour ceux dont l'installateur 'in english' peut rebuter.
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The exhibition takes its name from an essay by Walter Benjamin, who writes about the memories sparked by the act of unpacking his collection of books after having them stored in boxes for two years. While Benjamin speaks as a collector and looks at books as objects tied to their owner, these architects will be speaking about the ideas found in the books and the influence on their own work. As someone who reads voraciously, I'm most interested by the recommendations, something that also occurs at the Storefront for Art and Architecture's curated micro-bookshop. Hopefully MAS will provide more online content for the exhibition, such as these lists, as it should be interesting to see any overlap between architects (if any) and to discover some lesser-known gems.