Estia Zafeiraki

Photo reblogged from Metropolitan New York Library Council

metrolibrarycouncil:

A resource uncovered when researching in advance of our webinar with Char Booth this afternoon. There are several vintage library education posters in this album. Totally worth perusing.

A resource uncovered when researching in advance of our webinar with Char Booth this afternoon. There are several vintage library education posters in this album. Totally worth perusing.

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Quote reblogged from Metropolitan New York Library Council

To promote continued job growth, Government efficiency, and the social good that can be gained from opening Government data to the public, the default state of new and modernized Government information resources shall be open and machine readable. Government information shall be managed as an asset throughout its life cycle to promote interoperability and openness, and, wherever possible and legally permissible, to ensure that data are released to the public in ways that make the data easy to find, accessible, and usable.

An executive order from the Obama Administration requires government data to be open and machine readable (while ensuring privacy, confidentially, national security and all of that).

In addition, there’s an Open Data github repository with guidelines, code, tools, use cases… any thing you’d need as an agency of the Federal Government to bring the Executive Order into fruition.

This is definitely worth staying tuned.

(via metrolibrarycouncil)

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Photo reblogged from ThasWasGucci

thaswasgucci:

Surfs Up Brah//

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Photo reblogged from Electro Renaissance

electrorenaissance:

ED FELLA

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Photoset reblogged from trendgraphy

trendgraphy:

Assemblism

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Photo reblogged from Everything-Inspiring.net

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Photo reblogged from HELLAS INHABITANTS OF THE SHINY STONE

hellasinhabitants:

Santorini, Greece. Doorway in Fira.

Σαντορίνη, Ελλάδα. Πόρτα στα Φηρά.

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Photo reblogged from HELLAS INHABITANTS OF THE SHINY STONE

hellasinhabitants:

Ivory plaque depicting Dionysos, decorated either a chest of a bed, from Saepinum (Sepino, Italy), 1st century BC - 1st century CE, Thessaloniki Archaeological Museum , Hellas.

Πλάκα από ελεφαντόδοντο που απεικονίζει το Διόνυσο. Διακοσμητικό θώρακα απο κρεβάτι, 1ος αιώνας π.Χ. - 1ος αιώνας μ.χ. , Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Θεσσαλονίκης, Ελλάδα.