Tempus fugit
This page of all-original library humor in Dewey Decimal shelf order by Biblia, The Warrior Librarian, was part of a Geo-cities website. Oddly, it seems to have partially retained its distinctive and presumably long-retired Geocities URL.
“Fast Fact: Isaac Asimov was one of only two authors in the world to have published material under each and every one of the 10 major Dewey Classification numbers.
Via Flickr: Title page of Opticks by Sir Isaac Newton
openlibrary.org is an Internet Archives project.
See OpenLibrary on Flickr for additional images and the infogami repository on Github for everything else.
tingletech/ead_basic_xslt - GitHub
generic XSLT 1.0 + EXSLT for EAD.
Based on the XSLT for http://www.oac.cdlib.org/
Sample output is
I tried it. I’m not sure though. I did the following:
http://tingletech.github.com/ead-test-col/cjh.org/YiddishTeachersUnion.html
the contents of which looked strange to me. But the XSL correctly took this:
Dukacfyi Udesotbezi Xundeduip’ xyrkafuhaob tiheqy
and produced this:
http://library.columbia.edu/services/preservation.html
which is kind of cool and impressive! (Unless I am totally misunderstanding how this should work… which is ALWAYS a possibility.)
I want this to be my house :)
I wish I knew where that was. I would like to go there, or even just imagine…
(Source: letusriseforever)
By aha42 | tehaha on Flickr. Taken inside the Royal Danish Library, the old part.
