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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-05

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-27

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-13

  • @johnmjones And apparently I *really* want to know the answer to that question… #
  • @patrickgmj @johnmjones It might be early, but how else are you going to read hundreds of essays a day? #
  • Dreamt last night that @dancohen and I went to 5 Guys to talk about our favorite board games. #
  • @johnmjones Are you at the downtown convention center with the lit people? #
  • gah! just saw the old guy who's at every show i go to. thought he wasnt here for once. (and no, it wasn't a mirror) #
  • Whoa. Haven't seen that many people dancing at a concert since I was going to ska shows. #
  • @billiehara They'll probably never invite me again. in reply to billiehara #
  • @billiehara That would have been tomorrow, but I canceled to get more writing time. in reply to billiehara #
  • 8 effects peddles, and untold number of boxes on the keyboards. One VHS tape. #uninterestingtweets #
  • Also: one American Apparel hoodie, one prom dress, and one leather vest. #
  • For the curious, I count 3 keyboards, 2 mixing boards, one MacBook, and one maraca on Neon Indian's stage. #
  • @parezcoydigo At least you're close. Congrats on that, then. in reply to parezcoydigo #
  • @xentahl Especially live. The Passion Pit guy's voice only works in a studio. in reply to xentahl #
  • @drewbrittain Crystal Castles in ATL on 8 Sept. #
  • Wild Nothing is amazing. I'd totally buy their album if I hadn't bought it last week. #music #snob #
  • I actually saw someone else wearing ear protection. I'm not the only old person here. #
  • Off to see Neon Indian and Wild Nothing. #music #
  • In writing this piece, I just mentioned that it's 2010. Which made me realize I'm living in the future. #
  • @DrewBrittain Are you coming to see Neon Indian tonight? #
  • Great piece by @doctorow on the ironies of Glee being on Fox: http://bit.ly/bgYZUx. #
  • @cscannella I haven't used Instapaper, but I know many people that like it. RIL works for me, so I didn't feel need to evaluate both. in reply to cscannella #
  • Just bought @readitlater's Digest version. My favorite app just keeps on getting better, and I'm happy to support @IdeaShower's work. #
  • So Twitter is basically unusable at the moment. Sigh. #
  • @cscannella I've got Metroid Prime for Game Cube somewhere around. Have never played it. in reply to cscannella #
  • @cscannella We've got kids & I love Nintendo's classics, so: Zelda, Mario Kart, Mario Party 8, Mario Galaxy 1, Sports, and Sports Resort. in reply to cscannella #
  • It's the return of the Fail Whale! #
  • @mattthomas Now there's something I hadn't known. Would have gotten a line in my dissertation too. in reply to mattthomas #
  • @cscannella It *is* awesome. Although it made us stay up too late. #
  • Setting up the Wii. #bleedingedge #
  • Someone outside keeps screaming. But it's not a Kitty Genovese situation. Instead, it's someone being annoying. #
  • @barbarahui Thanks for the rec.You're one more person I know I can trust. I've been hearing tons of praise for Coda today. SoI'll chk it out #
  • @mattthomas Freud was one of the first Austrians, IIRC. in reply to mattthomas #
  • @mattthomas Excellent! Thanks. in reply to mattthomas #
  • @ryancordell @GeorgeOnline How do you like Espresso and Acorn? #
  • Now I'm being asked if I need more than 4 GB RAM and 1 TB hard drive. How future-proof should I make this? #
  • @samplereality You'd think #thatcamp would have better guest artists then. in reply to samplereality #
  • RT @ryancordell: RT @marcparry: http://bit.ly/9mQm8Q Interesting WashPost story on how NPR has become a big player in Indie music scene #
  • RT @kfitz: My newest post at ProfHacker: @kfitz offers "Impressions after Two Months of Using an iPad": http://bit.ly/d7Bp7k #
  • @jessicacm Sweet. Now I can get an incident room! in reply to jessicacm #
  • @johnmjones Winner! in reply to johnmjones #
  • @JenHoward Not that I've discovered yet. Feel like I'm writing it in every sentence of this durn introduction. in reply to JenHoward #
  • @aeguerson Oh. It worked. It worked like a charm. Squeee! in reply to aeguerson #
  • In case you didn't know, there aren't many good synonyms for "steampunk." #
  • @ibogost It's a ready-made course on advertising though. in reply to ibogost #
  • In this @ProfHacker post, I discuss using Twitter, wikis, Google Wave, and @Zotero: http://bit.ly/967zSy. #
  • My newest on @ProfHacker is a "Reflection on Teaching with Social Media" this semester: http://bit.ly/967zSy. #
  • Just realized that I better download my student evaluations from the most recent semester before I lose access to them. #
  • @jbj My copies of Watchmen and other such things are on the highest shelves in our house for the same reason. in reply to jbj #
  • Many thanks to everyone on suggestions for new work computer, especially @aeguerson without whom I wouldn't have thought to score an iPad. #
  • @jbj It's "research," son. It's "research"! in reply to jbj #
  • @aeguerson Fortunately I'd written up final comments/grades in a separate document, so I didn't lose the work. But 'twas embarrassing. in reply to aeguerson #
  • @cforster There is in the future. Just not the immediate future. 3 kids are pets enough for us until they're all potty-trained. in reply to cforster #
  • @billwolff I gave them a couple of options. Looks like I'm getting a 27" iMac and iPad. That's a win. in reply to billwolff #
  • I'm about to make some #eng465 students *so* happy now that I found their final papers that I thought got recycled. #

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-06

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-05-30

  • #ebz The streets of London were bent into a labyrinth with the Bazaar at the labyrinth's heart. Findin… http://fallenlondon.com/c/97833 #
  • #ebz Never mention the Second City to the Masters of the Bazaar. Mr Wines will look at you narrowly an… http://fallenlondon.com/c/96269 #
  • Apparently the guy next to me on this flight has a wide stance. #
  • @barbarahui We're at the far end of the building. The Southern end, I think. Gate 2. in reply to barbarahui #
  • @magpie Glad I wasn't the only one. in reply to magpie #
  • @reyjunco It should be part of #hackacad eventually. But I don't know if the videos will be published or just audio. #geoinst in reply to reyjunco #
  • At the airport with @amyeetx waiting for our flight home from #geoinst Charlottesville airport free wi-fi FTW. #
  • Like the n00b that I am, I just discovered how to travel in Echo Bazaar. This explains why it had become so boring. #
  • Many thanks to @nowviskie, @joegilbert, Ann Knowles, and the rest of the #geoinst instructional team! My brain has been fed. #
  • #ebz In a city where death can be temporary, lunatic murderers are not treated with especial respect. … http://fallenlondon.com/c/94474 #
  • I think #overtweeting is my new extreme sport. #geoinst #
  • .@MattKnutzen is going to send us off with an ode that he wrote in #geoinst #039;s honor. #
  • And I think that I'm actually done with the tweeting now. Lightning talks are OVER! #geoinst #
  • @.dfg9w: Give tools of self-representation to local communities. Ontology is annotated map of area of human knowledge. #geoinst #
  • .@dfg9w: Gazetteers as Complex as Communities. Maps and Self-representation. Oral history of site layered on map and data. #geoinst #
  • Ginny White (U of Oregan): continues talking about @WiredHumanities Mapas project: http://bit.ly/aXzaRm. #geoinst #
  • .@WiredHumanities: Mapping pre-Columbian pictorial traditions. Place-based ethnic identity. Intersections of quincunx w/ cardinals. #geoinst #
  • .@psaliga: Multimedia online edition of journal, JASH (http://bit.ly/aVLFR9) #geoinst Thanks Mellon. #
  • .@amwhisnant talks about the importance of collaboration. Driving through Time. Map overlays. #geoinst #
  • .@amwhisnant: Creating the Digital Blue Ridge Parkway. How to show the landscape that's been overwritten IRL. #geoinst #
  • @jtheibault Ah…If only. #geoinst in reply to jtheibault #
  • Jennifer Purtle (U of Toronto): even lowliest place is quite connected via art trade in ancient China/Orient. #geoinst #
  • @jtheibault Actually, I think it was @muziejus or @historying who kindly took my keyboard to do it for me. #geoinst in reply to jtheibault #
  • Kris Manjapra (Tufts): Bengali Intellecuals & Decolonization (http://bit.ly/bjAsqQ). Vis oral histories. #geoinst #
  • .@amyeetx: Mapping constructions and transitions of race in this important town. Impacts lit. production. Text to viz and vice versa #geoins #
  • .@amyeetx: 19th-century Concord Digital Archive (http://www.digitalconcord.org/). Mapping more than Transcendentalists #geoinst #
  • Heather Richards-Rissetto (U of NM): Digital Documentation and Reconstruction of Ancient Mayan Temple in Copan, Honduras. #geoinst #
  • Susmann: assessing Urban Encroachment Near the Great Pyramids from 1984-2001. Grace cluster analysis in UK. #geoinst #
  • Natalie Susmann (Tufts): How many snails did it take alexander to dye his 5000 talents? 76,136 snails! #geoinst #
  • .@ehoran: Mapping the work of Gabriela Mistral, queer feminist writer. #geoinst #
  • Timeline that my #eng399 students made and that I showed at #geoinst http://bit.ly/9jWNSn. #
  • For @ryancordell's work see http://bit.ly/9Um0Gv. #geoinst #
  • .@ryancordell: Talking about how Hawthorne story changes as it moves across country. 3 stories: textual shifts, time, territory. #geoinst #
  • 19 seconds to spare! #geoinst #
  • .@briancroxall also has students crowdsource timelines and geotag locations they talk about #geoinst #
  • .@briancroxall (Emory lib.) teaching students usable, transferable skills, like mapping Lahiri's story "Sexy" #geoinst #
  • I'm next. #geoinst #
  • Markus Wust (NC State): The WalfWalk project (http://bit.ly/aK69wK). Awesome geo-tour of campus. #geoinst #
  • .@footnotesrising: Mapping Philadelphia Quaker Exiles in Winchester, VA. Subjective experiences represented on map. #geoinst #
  • Lillian Larsen (U of Redlands): Shows Mapping Ancient Texts in LENS (http://bit.ly/bO2jEp). Visualizing loc of religious artifacts. #geoinst #
  • @surlyF It's a two-minute lightning talk. But principally, teaching people how to read maps. That maps can lie. #geoinst in reply to surlyF #
  • .@joguldi: maps help us combine much information at once. Spatial turn. Franz Boas map as slide. First person to map a worldview. #geoinst #
  • Bunin: Mapped how Virginia voted (against the south!). Classroom strengths: teaches understanding and the ethics of maps #geoinst #
  • Chris Bunin (UVa): working with K12 teachers to help them think about America on the World Stage (http://bit.ly/9EIjBP). #geoinst #
  • Laura Ruby (U of Hawaii Manoa): mapping Japanese Cemetery at Moiliili. Collecting data observed on gravestones. #geoinst #
  • Eliabeth Bollwerk (UVa): spatial distribution of tobacco smoking pipes in Native American groups; shows new social boundaries. #geoinst #
  • .@brettttt: Civil War Washington (http://bit.ly/8ZwdJk). Interpretation, maps, data, text & image. Awarded NEH grant for more data #geoinst #
  • @ralphie1 Not sure. But it's also not *mine*. Was developed at MIT. But lots of others use it, so probably yes. in reply to ralphie1 #
  • .@jtheibault: Early Modern Euro Social History Geospaital Bibliography Project (EMESHGBP!!). Use map to show local social history. #geoinst #
  • Max Edelson (UVa): Cartography of American Colonization Database. Better metadata needed. Using VisualEyes #geoinst #
  • .@nowviskie bringing the smack done on hurrying people onto the stage. #geoinst #
  • @HannahRabon We're doing 2-minute lightning talks on our research. I'm trying to cover it for the outside. And yeah. Intense. in reply to HannahRabon #
  • Carroll Blue (U of Houston): Virtual Houston project. Creating dialog with city planners and politicians. #geoinst #
  • First person kicked off the stage at #geoinst lightning talk. #
  • William Tronzo (UCSD): 12th-century church in Palermo, Byzantine and Islamic architecture. Specifics of landscape #geoinst #
  • @HannahRabon It's a conference that I'm at. http://bit.ly/aLl6jB in reply to HannahRabon #
  • @HannahRabon But believe it or not, I get brought places to do this. in reply to HannahRabon #
  • @HannahRabon Sorry. I'll be done with this in about one hour. It's crazy, I know. in reply to HannahRabon #
  • .@barbarahui: Google Maps mashup with MySQL underneath. Wants to make it post-GIS, have more than points and OSM support. #geoinst #
  • .@barbarahui Showing us Litmap (http://bit.ly/9pS3hp) that she designed to plot books: walking tour in The Rings of Saturn. #geoinst #
  • .@muziejus showing us characters spatial relationships that are not strictly tied to geographic space. #geoinst #
  • Realizing the I should have included my contact info on my #geoinst slides. #ohwell #
  • .@muziejus: Where characters in Dos Passos's USA find themselves on USA? Maps where action stops. Distribution of chars' movement #geoinst #
  • .@Jean_Bauer: how 2 conceptually group places in space: http://bit.ly/ddA603. Her work made nec. due to Napoleon's "redrawing" maps #geoinst #
  • .@FionaABlack: potential data layers in a "Geography of the book." Developing historical GIS for Canada. #geoinst #
  • .@AngelDNieves discusses "Mapping Soweto '76". How to represent personal narratives spatially? How to improve tools? #geoinst #
  • Koptiuch: Uncanny transformation of DQ into Mexican restaurant: border-crossings. The subaltern vs. the sublime. #geoinst #
  • Kristin Koptiuch (AZ State U) discusses the urban imaginary in Phoenix: racial-spatial minoritization. Conversion of landscape. #geoinst #
  • .@victoriaszabo Model of Crystal Palace combined with map of what was actually in it, where stuff came from, and who looked at it. #geoinst #
  • .@victoriaszabo discusses multimedia mapping in Kenya: health space, how maps can make difference. #geoinst #
  • .@historying discusses Spatial History Project (http://bit.ly/9Xn3UM). Looks at historic post offices.How to get around census data #geoinst #
  • .@KellyGJohnston has mapped life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. Life expectancy, freedom to move, # of art per capita #geoinst #
  • .@KellyGJohnston says,"God bless polygons!" Talks about redrawing state boundaries so each point in state is closer to its capital. #geoinst #
  • See http://bit.ly/dkXWZp for how to crowd source and participate in contributing to NYPL map project. #geoinst #
  • .@MattKnutzen from NYPL. 10k+ maps digitized. Users can import many of the images into Neatline, Hypercities, and more #geoinst #
  • Ben Ray shows us death warrant (one of only 2 that survive) from the Salem Witch Trial. #geoinst #
  • Ben Ray from UVa shows us the latitude and longitude of where the devil manifested himself. (Salem Witch trials.) #geoinst #
  • Martyn Jessop discusses PASE and Domesday book. #geoinst #
  • My biggest take-away from #geoinst -I think–will be the concept of graphesis. Thanks, @nowviskie! #
  • .@nowviskie is first and talking about http://neatline.org again.#geoinst #
  • .@nowviskie: You don't get closer to hacking the academy's concept of keynote speech than by asking the audience to do it #geoinst #hackacad #
  • .@nowviskie: You don't get closer to hacking the academy's concept of keynote speech than by asking the audience to do it.#geoinst #hackacad #
  • RT @footnotesrising: capacious applause to @nowviskie & SLab for putting #geoinst together. also anne knowles who shaped curriculum. #
  • We're going to have approx. 30 two-minute lightning talks. #geoinst #
  • Time for the #geoinst crowdsourced keynote, "Frontiers in Spatial Humanities." It's being recorded for potential inclusion in #hackacad #
  • Babies are full of win: http://flic.kr/p/85s6YK. #
  • I've been so much more agile with searching at #thatcamp and #geoinst thanks to following my own advice: http://bit.ly/c66dZG. #
  • RT @kfitz: RT @zota: BP lied about the size of the spill. Arco is a BP brand. Just throwing that info out there, west coast gas buyers. #
  • Retreating to my room of requirement: the McGregor Room. #geoinst #
  • @mlaconvention It's a hotel made famous in Frederic Jameson's intro to *Postmodernism*, among others. in reply to mlaconvention #
  • Madelyn Wessel recommends Susan Bielstein's *Permissions, A Survival Guide*: http://amzn.to/9ojJOO. #geoinst #
  • Two articles on Georgia State's e-reserve copyright case: http://bit.ly/9bM2VF and http://bit.ly/dylUGT. #geoinst #
  • Madelyn Wessel's document for fair use and tech: http://bit.ly/a5h04u. Hosted by UVa's SHANTI. #geoinst #
  • @barbarahui When I was considering law school, it would have been for copyright law. Missed #jobmarket opportunity again. #geoinst in reply to barbarahui #
  • @victoriaszabo I dealt with this with Samuel Beckett letters as well. But the owner of the letter has other rights. #geoinst in reply to victoriaszabo #
  • Wessel did *not* tell us to go ahead & put something up & wait for a takedown notice if we've done all we can re: due diligence. #geoinst #
  • @amyeetx OHHHH oh-oh! You're changing your heart / OhHHH oh-oh I can't sing in pa–ar-arts! #geoinst in reply to amyeetx #
  • IP lawyers need to have technology explained to them clearly before can advise us effectively.Lesson to learn re: audience again. #geoinst #
  • @amyeetx "1,2,3,4,5,6,9, or 10 / Money can't buy you back the copyright you had then…" #geoinst in reply to amyeetx #
  • Now that #geoinst is *almost* over, I've just about stopped typing #thatcamp for the hashtag. Figures. #
  • Arriba v. Kelly suggests that creating a different purpose for same materail can be transformative use. #geoinst #
  • RT @ProfHacker: New at ProfHacker: @drnels writes an "Open Letter to 2010-11's Newly-Tenured Faculty": http://bit.ly/bItS0F #
  • @kfitz Do you mean that it's hard to navigate? ;-) Will make it a stop for sure. in reply to kfitz #
  • @sramsay @amyeetx It's how we build coders for the future. #
  • @ehoran That's true. I haven't had the online teaching experience yet. #geoinst in reply to ehoran #
  • @mlaconvention @kfitz Too bad. My postmodern brain was going to implode over the idea of #mla11 at the Bonaventure. #
  • @barbarahui And that's hte justification for Girl Talk's work: http://bit.ly/cljwc8. #geoinst in reply to barbarahui #
  • @sramsay @amyeetx Monkey game? http://bit.ly/9ffDyk #
  • Face to face teaching relaxes image use. Which makes me feel better about my lecture slides for #eng399 #geoinst #
  • @sramsay So if you don't have a TV…what is the Wii hooked to? Or did I miss something? (I ask b/c our TV is broken.) in reply to sramsay #
  • @ryancordell @sramsay And if you buy SMB Wii at Amazon, you get $10 toward next game purchase. FWIW. in reply to ryancordell #
  • @sramsay Please publish the list when you get recs. Someone in our house needs help selling a Wii purchase to the other person in the house. in reply to sramsay #
  • @footnotesrising Yes. She gave @muziejus and I a crash course on her new tools yesterday. #geoinst in reply to footnotesrising #
  • Peter Hirtle's chart for helping to identify copyright terms: http://bit.ly/bfVDWf. #geoinst #
  • @jschneider Glad that they've proven useful. I've been learning a ton from seeing what others are doing. #geoinst in reply to jschneider #
  • Every time technology invents a way to capture expression, Congress is encouraged to lock it down within copyright law. #geoinst #
  • .@mlaconvention The new Android software allows turning 3g devices into wireless hotspots. We could crowd-source a solution. #mla11 #
  • The earliest protected items (in 1790 copyright law) *only* protected maps, charts and books. (Bad news for #geoinst #
  • @mlaconvention I wonder if 3g is accessible in most conference hotel spaces. Most people's iPhones don't work in my past experience. in reply to mlaconvention #
  • Now #geoinst will hear about "Data Acquisition, Fair Use, and Copyright" from UVa general counsel Madelyn Wessel. #
  • @kfitz <font=small> Weight loss goals ftw? </font> Glad you're feeling better. in reply to kfitz #
  • @mlaconvention But I always choose hotels that have free wireless. And my AT&T DSL lets me use Starbucks wi-fi for free. in reply to mlaconvention #
  • @mlaconvention I depend on wireless. I don't travel enough (although this last week belies that) to warrant anything more. in reply to mlaconvention #
  • @foundhistory #dhhugz in reply to foundhistory #
  • @iangadd For some reason Tweetie (the new Twitter app) doesn't pick it up. Haven't figured that out. in reply to iangadd #
  • @barbarahui Yes. I think that it is. And I was wanting to come back to things like that. #geoinst in reply to barbarahui #
  • RT @amwhisnant: "Spatial" humanities, not "geospatial" necessarily. #geoinst #
  • .@joegilbert Are the slides for the #geoinst lightning talks going to be timed at 40-seconds apiece? Or do we click when we want? #
  • @footnotesrising Good point. in reply to footnotesrising #
  • .@joguldi Or what would it mean to map a world that lacks similar shape to our own? What about Discworld: http://bit.ly/aZNci5 ? #geoinst #
  • @joguldi Perhaps it would be similar to the floating plane that we saw yesterday in ArcGIS/Google Earth? in reply to joguldi #
  • @joguldi Or simply Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha County. #geoinst in reply to joguldi #
  • @footnotesrising It's certainly worth sharing those things. I was trying to make sure that we weren't *excluding* a particular type of space in reply to footnotesrising #
  • @joegilbert And fictional space is really different from real space. How do we represent that effectively? cf. Temporal Modeling. #geoinst in reply to joegilbert #
  • @joegilbert No. What I meant was that "field work" seems to suggest that geospatial work must necessarily be linked to real space. #geoinst in reply to joegilbert #
  • .@amyeetx So would it be worth discussing this? I'm not going to try broaching it now. ;-) #geoinst #
  • .@amyeetx makes great point that we need to not get stuck in a single dataviz rut w/ our (geospatial) tech-humanities projects. #geoinst #
  • Must reconsider tactic because I undermined my own point re: need to focus on what @nowviskie called graphesis. #geoinst #
  • Was trying to gesture by saying "no" not to exclusion but to another side that hadn't yet been considered. Must reconsider tactic. #geoinst #
  • Really touched a nerve there. Apparently I'm not being "nice" enough in this DH setting (see @foundhistory's http://bit.ly/aaZm8b). #geoinst #
  • Really touched a nerve there. Apparently I'm not being "nice" enough in this DH setting (see @foundhistory's http://bit.ly/aaZm8b). #
  • .@footnotesrising It's not that there is no fieldwork. It's that the concept of fieldwork as discussed thus far is @ real space. #geoinst #
  • .@amyeetx I think such a service would be even more useful to get grad students working on projects #geoinst #
  • @amyeetx It'd be like etsy's Alchemy service: http://bit.ly/dAyuEC. in reply to amyeetx #
  • Ann Knowles suggesting that we need to give ourselves permission to be solo scholars as well as collaborators. #geoinst #
  • RT @WiredHumanities: Ginny suggests "sharinghouse" if we are not happy with "clearinghouse" #geohist #
  • Now we're discussing having a connecting/matchmaking/personals (?) service for the not-quite-a-clearinghouse. #geoinst #
  • .@nowviskie is talking about the "not-quite-a-clearinghouse"; the #geoinst secret project. #
  • Now the #geoinst is going to think about what we need as a community of scholars. #
  • My appreciation for Vampire Weekend just hit a new level: Hey haters! You want rich kids? You got rich kids. http://bit.ly/apUHYP #
  • Germano: organizing knowledge & large projects might be "service" but it's also scholarship. It reqs. intellectual background. #geoinst #
  • What Germano is talking about is a completely different model.It's putting self in social network dedicated to knowledge production.#geoinst #
  • Germano talking about the problems of promotion. He didn't go up for full for 10 years because he didn't have time. #geoinst #
  • RT @barbarahui:Germano:use an existing project like THL, Hypercities, AfricaMap, (NYPL Warper!).Creating these things is $$ & pain! #geoinst #
  • I stand corrected. Germano has been raising $500k per year for last ten years. #geoinst #
  • I believe that Germano just said that he's had to raise 2.5 million per year for the last 10 years for Tibetan Library. #geoinst #
  • Germano discusses SHANTI (http://bit.ly/aXjHUZ) has the goal of mainstreaming technology at UVa. #geoinst #
  • @mlaconvention http://bit.ly/aXjHUZ in reply to mlaconvention #
  • The Tibetan Library's system was actually designed for US history. IOW, it's designed to be portable as a stack/interface. #geoinst #
  • Germano discusses SHANTI (http://bit.ly/bo85rD) has the goal of mainstreaming technology at UVa. #geoinst #
  • @brettbobley It really is. And so persuasive. Everyone here is under a spell. #geoinst in reply to brettbobley #
  • @jschneider Sorry. Didn't keep the file. It was simply an exercise that the Scholars' Lab designed. #geoinst in reply to jschneider #
  • Germano:"Most people don't read documentation.I write thousands of pages, but never read it.But you've got to get people to do so." #geoinst #
  • Lot of questions for Germano on how he pulls this all off. #geoinst #
  • Gemano gives some love to spreadsheets and database backends. (hear that, @barbarahui and @jcmeloni?) #geoinst #
  • People that aren't at #geoinst simply can't believe the rate at which Germano gave this talk. 2.5-hour presentation in 35 minutes. #
  • Germano used the girlfriend/partner test to vet the design of the site. Need to think about multiple audiences. #geoinst #
  • @ryancordell @eviedc I think you need a Movers' Lab. in reply to ryancordell #
  • @nowviskie Merely assembled it in an hour, huh? ;-) #geoinst in reply to nowviskie #
  • IOW: If this system was designed for the West, would there have been more limited categories due to our familiarity. #geoinst [2/2] #
  • I wonder if the flexibility of Germano's system comes from the need to translate across cultures. #geoinst [1/2] #
  • Multitude of calendars in Tibetan/Himalayan Library because the calendrical systems/experience differs radically. #geoinst #
  • Germano: *All* GIS is historical GIS because everything except the now is historical. And now just moved on. #geoinst #
  • The Buddhist law of impermanence: everything in the system must be dated because nothing ever stays the same. #geoinst #
  • .@ryancordell Yes. I think that they are just asking us to reverse the standard hierarchy. #geoinst #
  • @jtheibault It was pre-recorded. Screencast. in reply to jtheibault #
  • Germano has decided to do a lightning talk for all 45 minutes. Pretty mind-boggling. #geoinst #
  • Germano: no one knows what a gazetteer is. Rename it "Place Dictionary" and no one asks what it is ever again. #geoinst #
  • Germano is brave: he's talking up against a screencast to give us a tour of Tibetan Library. #geoinst #
  • How do we get system to express deep interconnected relationships we experience in real life: facts, narratives, stats, maps, etc. #geoinst #
  • @ralphie1 http://bit.ly/9ABlnQ in reply to ralphie1 #
  • Germano: Open GIS is a lovely thing (and so is Scholars' Lab). #geoinst #
  • Germano advocating for breaking down boudaries between faculty, staff, and students and see that we're all working together. #geoinst #
  • Germano: Services(s) are good in every sense of the wor(l)d. Don't worry @ websites (AKA personal fetishes). Worry about services. #geoinst #
  • Germano: Participatory knowledge leads to better knowledge and better ethics. #geoinst #
  • Germano: Ontologies are a fundamental key to place and time. #geoinst (These are Germano's "Essentials, btw). #
  • Germano: Gazetteers are Glorious & Good. We don't just need to map. #geoinst #
  • Germano: Google is not the academic answer and never will be. #geoinst #
  • Germano: The nuances and play of our thought and experience vastly exceed the strictures of our rigid technologies. #geoinst #
  • Germano: The data set in the humanities is incredibly complex. Thumbs nose at scientists. #geoinst #
  • Germano: complexities of the human record vastly exceed the complexity of our impoverished technologies. #geoinst #
  • @academicdave But was it jailbroken *ethically*? in reply to academicdave #
  • Now up at #geoinst David Germano (@dfg9w), who will talk about the Tibetan & Himalayan Library: http://www.thlib.org/. #
  • What's really great about @nowviskie's talk is that she told me on Monday that she still wasn't sure what she was going to say. #geoinst #
  • .@nowviskie is now talking about the work of the SpecLab at UVa: http://bit.ly/cF18YL. #geoinst #
  • RT @WiredHumanities: Chk out: "visualizing time" website, graphesis with time and space: http://www.icastic.com/time/visualize.php #geoinst #
  • The Scholars' Lab has a Google-like 80/20 time policy for encouraging play. #geoinst #
  • RT @joguldi: hey #geoinst – re: collaboration – join me making master bibliography of interdiscipl Landscapey thinking http://bit.ly/d0RjAr #
  • .@jcmeloni Not at all. But it's such a welcome contrast from standard academic presentations that it deserves pushing out from #geoinst #
  • RT @historying: Link to the fascinating Frances Henshaw journal @davidrumseymaps: http://bit.ly/bjOEmu #geoinst #
  • Graphesis as a way of thinking. Not necessarily as what will be the finished project. It's to get our ideas moving. #geoinst #
  • #geoinst @nowviskie asks us to be more playful and joyful with/about our interpretive work. #
  • #geoinst @nowviskie defines "graphesis" as the iterative process of graphical representation to help us understand whatever we're working on #
  • #geoinst Talks about amazing 19th-century journal: the Henshaw book. #
  • #geoinst How about a real demo of Ivanhoe? I've never had time to figure it out. #
  • #geoinst and now she's on to the Temporal Modeling Project: http://bit.ly/arTs0z. #
  • #geoinst .@nowviskie Now discussing the Ivanhoe game. http://bit.ly/9U6oFA #
  • Ah. But they're not yet ready to be demo'd. Give Neatline a few months. #geoinst #
  • I'm wanting a live demo of how Neatline works more than just a description. #geoinst #
  • Neatline emphasizes interpretive agency of the scholar. It allows you to draw based on your iterative analysis of your text. #geoinst #
  • .@nowviskie has spent most of her time talking about what the Scholars' Lab team does, rather than what *she* does. #geoinst #
  • #geoinst @nowviskie now discussing Neatline, a set of methodologies to manuscripts & their spatial/temporal relations: http://neatline.org/. #
  • The Scholars' Lab was also aimed especially at humanities scholars. IOW, know your audience and design for them. #geoinst #
  • .@nowviskie Giving well-deserved props to @joegilbert and Adam Soroka for their work on http://bit.ly/cxEDtZ. #geoinst #
  • Scholars Lab takes county shape files and converts them to KML, PDF, and other portable formats. #geoinst #
  • . @nowviskie: The importance of getting all an institution's GIS resources into one place and discoverable. #geoinst #
  • @ryancordell I don't know about the whole of #geoinst But *I'm* willing to come and help lift stuff. Srsly. in reply to ryancordell #
  • #geoinst @Nowviskie tells us that she wants to be both administrator and scholar. #
  • Ready to get started with the final day of #geoinst @nowviskie is going to start with "GIS, graphesis, and the gift of screws". #
  • @Scrivenings Would, but I'm not in town. in reply to Scrivenings #
  • @jbj Congratulate him from us! #
  • Mapped 5 out of 10 of the gardens in the UVa academical village. #geoinst #
  • @eetempleton Touché. The shoes *would* be moving. Imagine them drifting in and out, then. in reply to eetempleton #
  • @HannahRabon Glad to hear that it *was* useful. I've always thought it was, but haven't previously heard that it was. Hope it's going well. in reply to HannahRabon #
  • @samplereality quoth the chief clown. in reply to samplereality #
  • @fearv I'd probably have to ask Adam Soroka for the whereabouts of the pipe vending machine. in reply to fearv #
  • @captain_primate It's what Harry would do, I think. in reply to captain_primate #
  • RT @nowviskie: Also come see our Scholars' Lab "ThinkTank:" a cross betw. George Jetson's living-room and a Victorian opium den. #geoinst #
  • @chellebelle13 Roadrunners are also pretty small. My wife's from ABQ, and I don't think I've ever seen one in 10 years. in reply to chellebelle13 #
  • For @captain_primate, @magpie, and others, here is the UVa "Harry Potter Room." #geoinst http://tweetphoto.com/24078348 #
  • @magpie Well, it's really called the McGregor Room in the UVa library. But it looks like Gryffindor Commons. in reply to magpie #
  • @captain_primate Well, it's really called the McGregor Room. But it looks like Gryffindor Commons. in reply to captain_primate #
  • I'm going to rest for 20 minutes before the Open Street Map party in the @UVa Harry Potter room. #geoinst #
  • @barbarahui Boo. But you're among friends! I'll buy you a yogurt! #geoinst in reply to barbarahui #
  • RT @muziejus: "If you have fewer than 300 data points, you don't need GIS," explains A. K. Knowles #geoinst #
  • @amyeetx Can't wait to read it! in reply to amyeetx #
  • @historying Very good point. This is the tail end of a lot of work that's been done for us already. #geoinst in reply to historying #
  • http://Batchgeo.com is an amazing tool. #geoinst #
  • RT @doctorow: RT @3S_stories: Hey @wiswell: #BEA10 on Vimeo http://bit.ly/ciVNVc w/ @ScottWesterfeld @Doctorow @cmpriest, Karen Grenke, NYPL #
  • @ryancordell …And it looks like it's going on now. So that's a bust. I thought it was in Mexico, but it's in Germany. in reply to ryancordell #
  • It's so interesting that these old phone directories included job title. #geoinst #
  • @ryancordell Grrr! Soccer!! in reply to ryancordell #
  • @barbarahui is going to go bonkers on that website. You've provided a second gift now!! #geoinst in reply to barbarahui #
  • When using the Editor function in ArcMap, we've entered the Danger Zone, quoth @KellyGJohnston. #geoinst #
  • My inability to sleep on this trip is really starting to catch up with me. #
  • Now to digitize GIS data with @KellyGJohnston. #geoinst #
  • RT @CodyBrown: "Apple Surpasses Microsoft as Most Valuable Technology Company." Wow. http://nyti.ms/9u1HtT #
  • @joguldi Love that particular strip. Not quite sure how it relates to collaboration. in reply to joguldi #
  • @ryancordell Good call. I'll read it for tonight and hope I sleep better than I have since I started traveling. in reply to ryancordell #
  • @chellebelle13 Check out the Georgia O'Keefe museum in Santa Fe! in reply to chellebelle13 #
  • @coffee001 It's also worth observing that @AlxJrvs and I were roommates. Correlation = causation? in reply to coffee001 #
  • RT @muziejus: we rapped about @ScrivenerApp, @devontech, @zotero and @mendeley_com. #geoinst [Don't forget Clips: http://bit.ly/dB0QmQ #
  • @samplereality @coffee001 No recounts. I'm taking this to the very top! in reply to samplereality #
  • I wonder how many #geoinst have seen the Eye Fi Explorer card: http://bit.ly/bkLHhi. #
  • RT @footnotesrising: lawnmower drawings! http://bit.ly/cEJuPe #geoinst #
  • RT @amwhisnant: @KellyGJohnston is a great presenter on GIS and georeferencing. So enthusiastic, good at explaining. #geoinst #
  • Spent the end of lunch talking with @joguldi and @muziejus about the different software we use to manage work flow. 'Twas awesome. #geoinst #
  • .@coffee001 WINNAR!!! #thatcamp in reply to coffee001 #
  • Kicking off the afternoon of #geoinst with @mattknutzen. #
  • @zotero If I annotate or highlight a snapshot, is it possible to search those highlights or annotations? #
  • @mkirschenbaum That can be painful. Practice, practice, practice. Plus side: take a dramamine and sleep through the talk! in reply to mkirschenbaum #
  • Another #geoinst win! RT @ryancordell: Just had a flood of ideas for Celestial Railroad project; maps are suddenly more than a supplement #
  • Google Lip Trips getting props in #geoinst Website: http://bit.ly/dnGBy5. #
  • We're making maps of Civil War battles with representations proportional to total casualties. #geoinst #
  • @joguldi I'm in! #geoinst in reply to joguldi #
  • RT @muziejus: #geoinst ArcGIS design critics / haters: remember this is the *best* software available & costs $$$$$$. Set minds to *boggle*. #
  • I'm being reminded how important it is to be fluent in both Windows and Mac OS. #geoinst #
  • But to be fair, I'm not a software designer. #geoinst #
  • One of the design decisions that I question in ArcGIS is the 18 different tools rather than a single one. #geoinst #
  • Lots of different ways to use maps. There's a lot to learn. #geoinst #
  • Scholars Lab's Dave Richardson and Middlebury's Ann Knowles talking to one half of #geoinst about scale, level of detail, and shapes. #
  • @nowviskie That's what we've done. But getting everyone on the physical network is still not quite done. Dave is bearing up tho! #geoinst in reply to nowviskie #
  • The baby steps #geoinst class is still trying to get logged into virtualization network. #
  • @nowviskie You're just following Ann's instructions to embrace risk. #geoinst #
  • Rocking the baby-steps GIS session with @jtheibault, @joguldi, @ryancordell, and @amwhisnant. @Wayne_graham is here as hired gun. #geoinst #
  • @markhlong I think his responses to what responses he's received suggest the dialog isn't worth entering into. in reply to markhlong #
  • @inactinique Francophones unite! in reply to inactinique #
  • @hcayless Clown! #thatcamp in reply to hcayless #
  • I found a great new digital humanities program! This fall I'll be starting a neurobiology program at the Université de Montréal. #thatcamp #
  • For all #geoinst ers looking for breakfast, I'm at Little John's on the corner. #
  • Here's my #geoinst haiku: GIS timelines / Mapping novels; I teach stu- / -dents digital skills. #
  • Haiku is done. Now to see if they still let me in for dinner. #geoinst #
  • Crud. My phone didn't wake me up. Just a bit late for #geoinst dinner now. #
  • .@ryancordell Does that really work for a tenure-track person rather than staff? TT all play must be work. #geoinst #
  • .@nowviskie is *not* joking about the haikus. You must haiku for your supper. #geoinst #
  • @farman I'll send you $15! in reply to farman #
  • @footnotesrising WIN! in reply to footnotesrising #
  • RT @muziejus: Haiku generator: http://www.hphoward.demon.co.uk/haikugen/framset1.htm #geoinst #
  • @nprmusic It's *not* the opening track of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's debut album. in reply to nprmusic #
  • @nowviskie As well you should be. I think I'm feeling tired. I'll chat with you later about it all. #geoinst in reply to nowviskie #
  • @wayne_graham You've been working on a haiku auto-generator for all of us, right? #geoinst #
  • @jtheibault True. But they *are* learning skills that I want them to learn. I think I'm just feeling feisty at the moment. #geoinst in reply to jtheibault #
  • @nowviskie Oh, I understand that. But if we're going to include #alt ac folk, we need to include the students in the reward system. #geoinst in reply to nowviskie #
  • @footnotesrising Agreed. We need to get all #thatcamp up in this thang! in reply to footnotesrising #
  • RT @brettttt: Humanists need to be more involved with development of the tools that Google et al. are creating. #geoinst #
  • I'm glad we're getting students involved and teaching them transferable skills. I'm also nervous about their absent presence here. #geoinst #
  • Hopefully we can end this discussion of collaboration with some more collaboration than we've done thus far. #geoinst #
  • Presner: Narrative can be cartographic rather than linear. [Me: But isn't basing a story on a street's path linear?] #geoinst #
  • Collaboration in geospatial work can build on previous DH projects, like the UCLA/UVa Roman Forum project. #geoinst #
  • Walking tours of LA's Filipinotown based on information that the students have worked on. Linked to different characters. #geoinst #
  • Presner: Collaborative networks is a form of civic engagement. #geoinst #
  • I think it's awesome that we've got people who are simultaneously tweeting and knitting at #geoinst #
  • Todd Presner taking the stage again for talking about the collaborative model of geospatial scholarship. #geoinst #
  • RT @joguldi: those of you tuning in from offsite to #geoinst check out the Scholars' Lab podcast! http://is.gd/coUkY #
  • Have to find time to think about my #geoinst haiku. #
  • NYPL has just received funding from NEH to digitzie 8,000 more maps (have already done 10k). #geoinst #
  • RT @nowviskie: #geoinst Great concept: could you tie georectification to CAPTCHA? [Get more people working quickly] #
  • .@nowviskie And that's really before we start thinking about experiential data. #geoinst #
  • You're seeing less tweets out of #geoinst right now as we're all slack-jawed at the NYPL work @mattknutzen is showing us. #
  • Fascinating integration of wikipedia and other resources within Google Earth layers. #geoinst #
  • @billiehara May I suggest @ProfHacker? in reply to billiehara #
  • @ryancordell @ehoran Good point. Limited fluency in a machine language is perhaps more valuable than in a human one. #geoinst in reply to ryancordell #
  • @ehoran Knowing it all would be ideal; it's either/or because there's limited time. But I'm also playing devil's advocate here. #geoinst in reply to ehoran #
  • @ehoran But some schools require multiple languages. A machine language is arguably more useful to an Americanist than French. #geoinst in reply to ehoran #
  • How do we get people's interesting involved in crowdsourcing geo-rectification, asks @mattknutzen. #geoinst #
  • @JenHoward The lightning talks on Thursday should be recorded. But the others aren't being recorded. Thoughts, @nowviskie? #geoinst in reply to JenHoward #
  • @koptiuch Welcome! in reply to koptiuch #
  • @ryancordell Gotcha. I'll have to get some tips from you after the next break. in reply to ryancordell #
  • @JenHoward It's all gorgeous. I'm green with envy for not having thought of all of it. #geoinst in reply to JenHoward #
  • @erinsells Who cares about that? Look at this amazing bookshelf/staircase: http://bit.ly/9oF2t5. in reply to erinsells #
  • @ryancordell Are there multiple columns in @echofon? #
  • @ehoran Why not? I know English lit people that can use programming languages to fulfill that requirement. #geoinst in reply to ehoran #
  • Going to try out @echofon on @ryancordell's recommendation. #
  • Ann Knowles mentions @dianamaps as a good resource for thinking about teaching geospatial in classes. #geoinst #
  • .@muziejus I'm wondering if grad students should be allowed to use GIS to fulfill language requirements. #geoinst #
  • @erinsells Can't wait to see the sorts of ads Zuckerberg starts sending you now. in reply to erinsells #
  • RT @jtheibault: Background on Geographies of the Holocaust project here: http://bit.ly/cNnNiK #geoinst #
  • @footnotesrising Yes that's right. What struck me is that these projects shifted from mapping to visualization. in reply to footnotesrising #
  • @erinsells I read a history of this at one point. Can't remember the name right now. Ask Lisa Schneider though. She'll know all this. in reply to erinsells #
  • RT @muziejus: principles: 1. Start w/paper, 2. Get to know yr sources 3. emph stories over maps 4. inc. all detail 5. mult. designs #geoinst #
  • New at @ProfHacker: Guest author @jenterysayers on "Integrating Digital Audio Composition into Humanities Courses": http://bit.ly/c0J9eV #
  • @nowviskie @barbarahui Are you going to post that photo you took? #geoinst in reply to nowviskie #
  • These are examples of visualization more than GIS What we learn is that geospatial work in the humanities is really visualization. #geoinst #
  • Emotional mapping: looking at feelings of imprisonment and transcendence. #geoinst (See @barbaragui or @nowviskie) for pics. #geoinst #
  • Beautiful map of the Oswiecim-Wodizislaw Slaski Evacuation March, done by Ann Knowles students. Colors, shading, topography. #geoinst #
  • Animated maps show that holocaust deaths and work of shock troops (Einsatzkommando) was not ordered; instead it's chaotic. #geoinst #
  • We're now looking at "Mapping the Massacre": maps of the holocaust. #geoinst #
  • RT @historying: #geoinst "Voila" moment of finally being able to map her historical data was actually half a sabbatical's worth of work #
  • Historical source -> extract textual & numerical data; -> determine location; -> do geospatial analysis. #geoinst #
  • STEAMPUNK!!! #geoinst #
  • It's important to have established nomenclature for your files so you can follow their transformation through project development. #geoinst #
  • @caffeneko I think that the problem is also figuring out how to use this crowdsourced work; if there's so much, it's hard to evaluate. in reply to caffeneko #
  • I was talking about this importance of making your own map to learn the data over lunch with Martyn Jessop and @amwhisnant. #geoinst #
  • Going through making a map allows you to learn the data. Do the work yourself to get that learning. #geoinst #
  • GIS good at analyzing many layers of information, but still poorly analyzes events over time. Spatial depth, temporal shallowness. #geoinst #
  • The language of GIS expresses ideas in more absolute way than any verbal language does. Info in GIS is a 0 or 1. #geoinst #
  • RT @amwhisnant: Afternoon session. Knowles: History traditionally verbal; spatial thinking fundamentally visual. #geoinst #
  • Ann Knowles asks reviewers to comment on the maps/illustrations as they are part of the argument. #geoinst #
  • @retius Right. So how can we determine who's providing valuable layers and who's not? #geoinst in reply to retius #
  • Work on something like Hypercities gives undergraduates the transferable skills I was talking about at #thatcamp #geoinst #
  • For the role of the expert, one wonders how much of an "expert" Benjamin was when doing the Arcades Project. #geoinst #
  • Street art project would of course be problematic vis a vis my insistence on letting some things erase themselves (like Agrippa). #geoinst #
  • Me: It would be a great layer for Hypercities/Google Earth to track street art (a la Banksy or taggers) in Berlin, London, LA. #geoinst #
  • Ann Knowles asks Presner if it's possible to have a map be an argument unto itself. #geoinst #
  • Hypercities as platform for making arguments with visuals and with text.Allows you to incorporate others' data to enrich your work. #geoinst #
  • Geotemporal curation allows us to compare public-recorded experience of Tehran protests vs. official channels. #geoinst #
  • Hypercities allows you to pull data in from other locations. It's a connective tissue of geodata, using KML as standard. #geoinst #
  • Presner showing us how his German students use Hypercities as a platform for making rhetocial arguments. #geoinst #
  • Historical maps, satellite maps, and memory maps live side-by-side in Hypercities.#geoinst #
  • Presner showing us the list of Hypercities team members. Glad to see so much sharing of the credit here. #geoinst #
  • Hypermedia Berlin (http://bit.ly/aN9YfL) is *not* a GIS project. It's linking representations to representations. #geoinst #
  • @amwhisnant I'm not sure. If it's about stories, then it's a public history/literature project. #geoinst in reply to amwhisnant #
  • RT @nowviskie: #geoinst Presner began Hypercities by thinking not so much about layers as about narratives through space and time. #
  • Paul Gilroy, Frederic Jameson, Franco Moretti cited as other people in spacial turn in humanities. #geoinst #
  • RT @victoriaszabo: older new media to explore spatial dimensions of "urban modernity" – to be "conducted downward in time" #geoinst #
  • Presner: there have been many spatial turns in the humanities. He cites Benjamin's Arcades Project as one. #geoinst #
  • @barbarahui Holla! in reply to barbarahui #
  • Presner: Hypercities as GIS Lite. #geoinst #
  • Hypercities is a Google Earth mashup built on their APIs. #geoinst #
  • Todd Presner is about to start talking to us about Hypercities: http://bit.ly/cB6yfa. #geoinst #
  • Lots of questions when we've seen two projects that have been brought to their completion. #geoinst #
  • @dukeisis @wayne_graham True. But it would also cost much more than $5000. #geoinst in reply to dukeisis #
  • @barbarahui I couldn't find it online any place. #geoinst in reply to barbarahui #
  • @joguldi Those, and can you *know* what questions will matter before you start? It's a big investment. #geoinst in reply to joguldi #
  • @JawsdeLine Yeah. Sorry about that. I'll be done on Thursday evening with these conferences. in reply to JawsdeLine #
  • Ann Knowles acknowledgment page begs the question of why all these people's names aren't on the final, published piece. #geoinst #
  • In order to make a accurate map, you might build on the work of the many (enthusiast) historians. #geoinst #
  • .@nowviskie And those are the new questions that geospatial work makes possible. #geoinst #
  • Knowing how tall Lee was, where he stood, and having an accurate map of the are helps us know for sure what he saw. #geoinst #
  • 80-95% of project time should be planned for preparing the data, quoth Knowles. #geoinst #
  • These maps of Gettysburg are making the argument for the importance of beautiful final maps. #geoinst #
  • Knowles: discussing "What Lee Could See at Gettysburg" in http://bit.ly/dhYfsm. #geoinst #
  • Ann Knowles: Maps need to be much more than illustrations if you want to think spatially. #geoinst #
  • RT @barbarahui: @muziejus thing i'm thinking of is essentially like css for maps [Now there's a *great* idea!] #geoinst #
  • @DrewBrittain Sorry. I'm doing this until Thursday, I think. This is why people bring me to conferences though. in reply to DrewBrittain #
  • @muziejus Part of the issue is hard it is to work in ArcGIS though, right? #geoinst in reply to muziejus #
  • @historying Glad it made sense to someone. #geoinst in reply to historying #
  • Wonder how an epidemiologist would build this map. Salem witch trials as epidemic. #geoinst #
  • It's a case of needing to educate the viewer but also exciting to show us we can mix metaphors w/geospatial work. #geoinst #
  • Didn't express myself very well. I think map shows us the problems of representations. Not exactly what you think you're getting. #geoinst #
  • @sramsay Feel free to creepy-uncle your way in at times! #geoinst in reply to sramsay #
  • RT @nowviskie: #geoinst Knowles: GIS forces you to grapple, for better or worse, with new metrics of "accuracy and precision." #
  • We're looking at http://bit.ly/c3xWFG : a map of Salem Witch accusations. #geoinst #
  • @footnotesrising Philistine! in reply to footnotesrising #
  • RT @joguldi: #geoinst feeling like discussion could really use a humanist reflecting on the "spatial turn" to put us on the same page first #
  • Ann Knowles starting presentation on "Enhanced Interrogation" #geoinst #
  • @adamclyde Yes. I'm at an NEH-sponsored institute on geospatial work in the humanities: http://bit.ly/aLl6jB. #geoinst #
  • RT @barbarahui: Also check out mapnik, which is specifically for making beautiful maps: http://bit.ly/bd28hg #foss #geoinst #
  • @amandafrench @buzzdad It seems strange that it took Google so long to think about getting into this space. in reply to amandafrench #
  • @mlaconvention That's true. And I was happy to pass mine on to someone else when I couldn't. in reply to mlaconvention #
  • New at @ProfHacker: @captain_primate on "Using Open Atrium to Manage Collaborative Academic Projects": http://bit.ly/awAKm6 #
  • .@footnotesrising True. Begs the question tho: will institutions see "just maps" as kindly as GIS? Latter seems more "scholarly." #geoinst #
  • My thought: One thing that could be useful for geospatial scholars are personal narratives on steps taken to reach projects' end. #geoinst #
  • .@muziejus And that's useful in historical project. But what if you don't need precision.Starting prettier might get more starting. #geoinst #
  • #geoinst My thought: simply making a map can be a great way to root information more completely in our minds. Preps us to do more analysis. #
  • .@muziejus @jean_bauer The aesthetics of this map are also one of the constraints of the tool he's using. #geoinst #
  • @footnotesrising Well, ambiguity in historical data can also depend on who is doing the reporting, right? #geoinst in reply to footnotesrising #
  • @jean_bauer Just using something like Kuler would help tremendously. #geoinst in reply to jean_bauer #
  • Jessop: Anglosaxons defined space by text, not be geographical representations. #geoinst #
  • @NewFacMajority @mlaconvention There *is* funding for adjuncts. I was awarded it this last year. in reply to NewFacMajority #
  • Jessop talking about the PASE project: http://bit.ly/d0DtP4. #geoinst #
  • .@amwhisnant Right. But if we make the work relevant to one another, then we practice making it relevant to skeptical public. #geoinst #
  • @footnotesrising It depends: can you make the one-stop shop virtual rather than physical? #geoinst in reply to footnotesrising #
  • RT @historying: Thinking spatially is a lot harder than learning GIS tech skills #geoinst #
  • @nowviskie He wants a non-stop shop and exemplar projects? Boy do we have a pitch for him! #geoinst #
  • @amwhisnant But he's talking about collaboration between project members, right? The GIS librarian + programmer + researcher. #geoinst in reply to amwhisnant #
  • @amyeetx That's almost a haiku. Keep massaging. #geoinst in reply to amyeetx #
  • #geoinst Problems of geospatial research: limited publication chances; few peer reviewers; funding mechanisms don't support. It's not TEXT. #
  • #geoinst Jessop discussing the importance of humanities research learning how to acknowledge the contributions of all partners. #
  • Jessop: A problem with any DH work is that available tools constrain how one works. Me: Building out your own needs to be option. #geoinst #
  • @jtheibault Thats' the one. in reply to jtheibault #
  • Metadata matters so we can find data sets that we can use within our own work. #geoinst #
  • Humanities data is ambiguous. And GIS tends not to represent that well. But the ambiguity is where humanists bread and butter is. #geoinst #
  • Let me know if you want the full text of Jessop's paper. #geoinst #
  • Jessop's talk is based on his 2008 paper in LLC: http://bit.ly/afj0fY. #geoinst #
  • Hmm. How to effectively tweet #geoinst where we don't all tell you the exact same tidbit of information. #
  • @footnotesrising Yes. I need to figure out who you are! #geoinst in reply to footnotesrising #
  • Jessop: Spatial work in the sciences tends to be quantitative. In the humanities it can be that, but tends to be more qualitative. #geoinst #
  • Jessop: "I need a map" does not mean "I need to use a GIS." #geoinst #
  • Spatial work in the humanities needs to consider temporality, which science doesn't as much. #geoinst #
  • Jessop: "As digital scholarship has developed, the use of space has fallen behind. Use of space in humanities =/= use in science." #geoinst #
  • Twapper Keeper for #geoinst is at http://bit.ly/dqHLhR. #
  • Martyn Jessop has taken the stage at #geoinst Talk is "Obstacles and Opportunities for Spatial Thinking in the Humanities." #
  • @barbarahui I'm totally going to tell @joegilbert about that. #geoinst in reply to barbarahui #
  • .@nowviskie compares #hackacad to Ezra Pound's guiding principle: "Make it new!" #geoinst #
  • Everyone at #geoinst will introduce themselves by haiku. Beware the wrath of keyboard cat! #
  • I'm getting to watch @joguldi go crazy with PersonalBrain at #geoinst Wonder how close it is to @evernote or DevonThink. #
  • .@nowviskie summarizing the #geoinst program to this point and telling us we have free rein to tweet about how awesome NEH ODH is. #
  • Starting #geoinst with @joguldi, @ryancordell, @barbarahui, and @muziejus. @nowviskie is at the mic. #
  • @samplereality @nowviskie To keep #thatcamp weird we could hold an underconference during it. And read 20-minute papers. #
  • @samplereality But when you only get to one or two conferences per year…But I also think I could have jived with *anyone* there. #thatcamp in reply to samplereality #
  • @samplereality I understand the point completely. I felt badly going to panels where I tended to know everyone already. #thatcamp in reply to samplereality #
  • @jeffrey_harris Great. Thanks for watching and letting me know. I didn't want to give up the live typing. in reply to jeffrey_harris #
  • Now that @barbarahui has arrived for #geoinst we can start scaring up some dinner. #
  • @LookBackMaps Huh. I didn't even catch that. Quelle coincidence! in reply to LookBackMaps #
  • @jcmeloni I thought about it, but wasn't quite sure how to work it in and still get people to take us seriously. in reply to jcmeloni #
  • @jcmeloni The links *did* get a bit out of control with this one. in reply to jcmeloni #
  • My newest on @ProfHacker reports on delivarables of #thatcamp http://bit.ly/aYRD7H. "Attending THATCamp makes me feel I've found my tribe." #
  • @nataliebinder Will keep you in mind. Talk to @micahvandegrift for a #thatcamp Florida as well. in reply to nataliebinder #
  • @shermandorn Dates are still up in the air. Will probably be Spring 2011, however. in reply to shermandorn #
  • @shermandorn Announcing @thatcamp_SE. #
  • Announcing the arrival of @thatcamp_SE on Twitter. Follow for details about the upcoming THATCamp South East. #thatcamp #
  • @parezcoydigo @nataliebinder Yes. Please watch @thatcamp_SE for more details to emerge! #thatcamp in reply to parezcoydigo #
  • @BGCDML Gotcha. I *can* FTP from home to Emory. in reply to BGCDML #
  • @BGCDML Not sure I follow. I can FTP to Emory with client of my choice when I'm wired. Not when wireless though. in reply to BGCDML #
  • Finished some prelim ARG plotting with @ronda_at_uva and friends for library instruction at UVa and Emory. Feeling excited. #thatcamp #
  • Why does every hotel triangulate the first piece of toilet paper these days? Knowing your hands were on it doesn't make me feel welcome. #
  • @samplereality Got them. Thanks! in reply to samplereality #
  • Nominating @samplereality's "Open Source Professor" for #hackacad http://bit.ly/9LnQxM. #cv #tenure #class #
  • @zachwhalen Good to know. I think the new GooDocs editor has been giving me trouble. in reply to zachwhalen #
  • @zachwhalen @amandafrench Here are five docs I have: http://bit.ly/cCQwxc. Let me know if you can't view them.I'm having problems. #thatcamp #
  • @ronda_at_uva Are you going to delicious those for the rest of us to use? #thatcamp in reply to ronda_at_uva #
  • @amandafrench @zachwhalen I'm having trouble with the new version of GooDocs not publishing the links in an easy to use format. in reply to amandafrench #
  • @foundhistory I was just talking about this on Saturday evening. Seems strange that they've not gotten into the market previously. in reply to foundhistory #
  • @zachwhalen I've got a lot of them and will be linking to them in my @ProfHacker post tonight. But a better list is desirable. #thatcamp in reply to zachwhalen #
  • Between the new Google Docs link fubar-ing and the @Chronicle blog backend, I've spent *far* too much time on this post. #
  • A reminder to all #thatcamp ers to donate to @CHNM! http://chnm.gmu.edu/donate/ #
  • Hmm. New version of Google Docs is proving frustrating to author @ProfHacker posts as it seriously tweaks all of the links. #
  • @dancohen All right. I'll lay off and see if I can write something new instead. in reply to dancohen #
  • @dancohen @foundhistory Is it worthwhile for me to RT #hackacad submissions with category tags? Or am I just making more work for you? #
  • @foundhistory You could just make a Twitter list for all of that work. in reply to foundhistory #
  • I'm going to keep things mellow today with @club8music. #
  • RT @amandafrench: @foundhistory http://bit.ly/aXTgMX #hackacad #conf #cv #
  • Hanging out today in the @UVa Scholars Lab, getting work done, and prepping for tomorrow's opening of #geoinst #
  • @GeorgeOnline It's that whole Archimedes water displacement thing. in reply to GeorgeOnline #
  • @wayne_graham Got it. Thanks. in reply to wayne_graham #

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  • Tonight's gyros at our favorite place are 60% off thanks to @scoutmob. #
  • @windwardskies Looks like life's been good to you as well. Imagine catching up on Twitter rather than that other place. in reply to windwardskies #
  • So…I've been offline for more or less a full week. It appears Twitter and Facebook both screwed up this week. Anything else happen? #
  • @boonebgorges @samplereality Win. in reply to boonebgorges #
  • @acavender @captain_primate I'm contemplating a @jbj-like assignment around formatting next time I teach. #
  • I love the fact that there apps to tell me the times of the tides. #
  • While the rest of family is getting lunch, Gwen and I are at beach house, eating bagels, playing ball, and listening to Hot Chip. I win. #
  • @erinsells That's what being an academic is all about. Hope you and family go back to the buffet. It's worth it. in reply to erinsells #
  • @windwardskies Junior high and high school, yes. in reply to windwardskies #

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  • Tonight's gyros at our favorite place are 60% off thanks to @scoutmob. #
  • @windwardskies Looks like life's been good to you as well. Imagine catching up on Twitter rather than that other place. in reply to windwardskies #
  • So…I've been offline for more or less a full week. It appears Twitter and Facebook both screwed up this week. Anything else happen? #
  • @boonebgorges @samplereality Win. in reply to boonebgorges #
  • @acavender @captain_primate I'm contemplating a @jbj-like assignment around formatting next time I teach. #
  • I love the fact that there apps to tell me the times of the tides. #
  • While the rest of family is getting lunch, Gwen and I are at beach house, eating bagels, playing ball, and listening to Hot Chip. I win. #
  • @erinsells That's what being an academic is all about. Hope you and family go back to the buffet. It's worth it. in reply to erinsells #
  • @windwardskies Junior high and high school, yes. in reply to windwardskies #

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