User:84user/Sources

This is a list of my sources, each section sorted by last name of person, or first word of organisation.

Paper

• Bott, George (1968) [1958]. Selected Writings. London, Melbourne, Toronto, Singapore, Johannesburg, Hong Kong, Nairobi, Auckland, Ibadan: Heinemann Educational Books. pp. 25–33, 175, 182. ISBN 0-4351-3675-5.
• Penguin Books (1969) [1957]. Inside the Whale and other essays. England, Australia: Penguin Books. pp. 7, 91–98. ISBN 0-1400-1185-4. (Google says 1979 and 202 pages but my book was printed 1969 and has 203 pages)
• Haining, Peter (1979) [1976]. The Great English Earthquake. London: New English Library. ISBN 0-4500-3823-8. (219 pages printed by Hunt Barnard Printing Ltd, Aylesbury, Bucks)
• Garzanti, Aldo (1974) [1972]. Enciclopedia Garzanti della letteratura (in Italian). Milan: Guido Villa. (963 pages)
• The Chambers Dictionary. Edinburgh: Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd. 2000 [1998]. ISBN 0-550-14005-0.
• The Oxford Illustrated Dictionary. Great Britain: Oxford University Press. 1976 [1975].
• Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English. London: Oxford University Press. 1974 [1974]. ISBN 0-19-431102-3.

Piotrus's Wikipedia interwiki and specialized knowledge test inspired me to start the following. See also w:it:Utente:84user.

Garzanti page 1

• Jeppe Aakjaer
• Abate di Tivoli (see it:Abate di Tivoli)
• Megliore degli Abati, poet from XIII, Florence (see it:Megliore degli Abati)
• Giuseppe Cesare Abba, 1838 to 1910, writer
• Meo Abbracciavacca, died 1313, poet (see it:Meo Abbracciavacca)
• Pietro Abelardo, 1079 to 1042, French philosopher and theologian (in English: Peter Abelard)
• Kjeld Abell, 1901 to 1961, Danish playwright, etc
• Abeozen, 1896-, pseudonym of French writer Yann-Fanch Elies (see fr:Abeozen)
• Lascelles Abercrombie, English writer
• Edmond About, French writer
• Khaciadur Abovian, 1804 to after 1848, Armenian writer (in English: Khachatur Abovian)
• Jeudah Abrabanel, see Leone Ebreo
• Abraham a Sancta Clara, religious name of German preacher and writer Johann Ulrich Megerle
  • 9 articles exist out of 13 total possible; so 4 missing

See w:it:Utente:84user for the Italian version of the following Garzanti list.

Garzanti page 2

• Casimiro de Abreu 1837-1860, Brazilian poet: La primavere, Libro nero (wikipedia has 1829?)
• Abul Ala Al-Ma`arri 973-1057/58 Arab poet
• Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani (Abu'l-Farrag 'Ali al Isfahani) 897-967 Arab poet, wrote Kitab al-aghani (book of songs)
• Abu Nuwas 756/758-814 circa, Arab poet
• Académie française (Academia francese) literary institute founded about 1630
• Torquato Accetto first half of 17th century, Italian writer, see w:it:Torquato Accetto
• Lucius Accius [] Error: {{Lang}}: no text (help) 170 BC, Latin poet
  • 6 articles exist out of 7 total possible; so 1 missing. I have since created Torquato Accetto as a stub. 84user (talk) 03:42, 24 May 2009 (UTC)

Garzanti page 3

• House of Accolti noble family from Casentino, circa 1300, centuries XV e XVI. w:it:Accolti
• Eduardo Acevedo Díaz : 1851-1924, Uruguaian writer. w:it:Eduardo Acevedo Díaz
• Marcel Achard : 1899-, French writer. w:it:Marcel Achard
• Achilles Tatius : II-III century before Christ, Greek, born in Alessandria, 8 books I fatti di Leucippe e Clitofonte. w:it:Achille Tazio
• Claudio Achillini : 1574-1640, Italian poet, born in Bologna. w:it:Claudio Achillini
• Bella Achatovna Achmadulina : 1937-, Soviet poet, born in Moscow. w:it:Bella Achatovna Achmadulina Lezione di Musica (1969)
• Anna Akhmatova (Anna Achatovna) pseudonym of Anna Andrevna Gorenko : 1889-1966, Russian poet. w:it:Anna Andreevna Achmatova. Evening (1912); Rosary (1914); Lo stormo bianco (1917); Anno Domini MCMXXI (1922): Poem Without a Hero (1942 to 1962)
• Gerrit Achterberg : 1905-1962, Dutch poet. Opwaartsche Wegen Criterium; Osmosi (1941); Radar (1946); Ciclo della tregenda (1957) w:it:Gerrit Achterberg
• Louise-Victorine Ackermann (Louise Ackermann-Choquet) : 1813-1890, Dutch poet. Poésie Philosophiques (1871) w:fr:Louise-Victorine Ackermann, w:it:Louise-Victorine Ackermann
• Acmeist poetry (acmeismo), poetic movement founded in Russia 1912 by Sergei Gorodetsky and Nikolay Gumilyov

So far, 25 English wikipedia articles exist out of a possible 30; so 5 are missing. Italian wikipedia is only missing one.

Garzanti page 4

• Francesco Acri (1834 Catanzaro - 1913 Bologna) Italian philospher and writer, exponent of spiritualism, influenced by Rosmini. Wrote the 1907 Videmus in aenigmate, 1908 Amore, dolore e fede and the 1917 Dialettica serena. w:it:Francesco Acri
• Elenio Acrone (2nd century to 3rd century) Latin grammarian. w:it:Elenio Acrone

Elenio Acrone was a red link so I just created a stub. So far, 26 articles exist out of a possible 32; 6 were missing. Italian wikipedia is still only missing one.

... from now on only listing the very shortest entries on each page

• Manuel Acuña (1849 to 1873) mexican poet. Wrote: Nocturno, Entonces y hoy, about violent anarchism.

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George Ade (1866 to 1944) United States writer. Wrote Fables in Slang.

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Arvid August Afzelius (1785 to 1871) swedish poet.

Agia di Trezene or Agias of Trezene or Agias of Troezen or simply Agias was a greek poet.

Online

This is a list of sources, either wholly or partly viewable online.

YouTube

See Wikipedia:YOUTUBE#Linking to user-submitted video sites.

In inline citations:

• In Léon Theremin: Theremin cello – an electronic cello with no strings and no bow, using a plastic fingerboard, a handle for volume and two knobs for sound shaping (ca. 1930)
• In Human (The Killers song): The music video for "Human" was released in mid-October 2008 and directed by Danny Drysdale.
  • "The Killers". Universal Music. Retrieved 2009-05-01. (has music video, needs Flash)

In External links:

• In Alexandre Dubuque and Léon Theremin: Leon Theremin playing his own instrument. Retrieved 2009-05-06. playing "Ne brani menya rodnaya" by Aleksandr Dubuque in the 1950s (needs Flash)
• In Léon Theremin: Leon Theremin at 95 teaches Paul Lansky how to play Mikhail Glinka's Skylark in Moscow, February 1991 on YouTube
• In Autour d'une cabine: simplistic reconstruction on Youtube, note this does not show the film in the sequence or frame rate as it was shown in the 1890s (original author Émile Reynaud died 1918)
• In A Whiter Shade of Pale: Procol Harum — A Whiter Shade Of Pale, live video from Eagle Rock Entertainment's official channel on YouTube
• In Expedition 24: Expedition 24: Twice the Effort - NASA Television overview on YouTube

Deleted as of 2010-06-13:

• British Movietone Newsreel. 1931. leaves Staaken aerodrome for Arctic, 1 minute clip, Eckener presents the crew (Youtube)
• British Movietone Newsreel. 1931. Zeppelin continues north, Arctic bound, Northern Germany towards Leningrad (Youtube)
• British Movietone Newsreel. 1931. Graf Zeppelin returns home, covers the polar expedition, Archangel, Leningrad, chef preparing meal, land on Arctic sea, Malygin rendezvous, food and mail drop (Youtube)

Sources for MUDs

Academic and book sources covering text-based Muds, excluding Usenet groups. See also Wikipedia:WikiProject Video games/Reference library.

• Reid, Elizabeth (1994). "Cultural Formations in Text-Based Virtual Realities". University of Melbourne. Melbourne. {{cite journal}}: Unknown parameter |month= ignored (help) thesis with brief history from early 1970s to the early 1990s, followed by a cultural analysis. Single mention of TinyHELL
• "Welcome to The Two Towers LPMud" possibly appears as an example MUD on page 41 in Creating Web pages for dummies, by Bud E. Smith, Arthur Bebak - 1997 ([1] (see also Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The Two Towers (MUD))
• Lycos-published "Best of the Net, A2Z" 1997 book (ISBN 9780789713483) *might* list The Two Towers (MUD) as a MUD (source of claim: Rudy, David, rec.games.mud.admin, 1998 in Where are the good MUD's?)

Sources for Zeppelins

• Dooley, Sean C., The Development of Material-Adapted Structural Form - Part II: Appendices. THÈSE NO 2986 (2004), École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

• Lincoln Ellsworth; Edward H. Smith, Report of the Preliminary Results of the Aeroarctic Expedition with "Graf Zeppelin," 1931 (PDF), Geographical Review, Vol. 22, No. 1. (Jan., 1932), pp. 61-82. HTML version, report by two of the Polar expedition researchers

• Hugill, Peter J. 1995. World Trade Since 1431: Geography, Technology, and Capitalism, JHU Press, ISBN 0801851262, page 258: "two unsuccessful airships in 1897, that of David Schwartz of Austria being important because of its aluminum structure and covering (Beaubois, 1976, 29-31)"

• Lehmann, Ernst A.; Mingos, Howard. The Zeppelins. The Development of the Airship, with the Story of the Zepplins Air Raids in the World War. Chapter I GERMAN AIRSHIPS PREPARE FOR WAR Chapter II AIR RAIDS DURING THE SIEGE OF ANTWERP Chapter III REASONS FOR THE LONDON RAIDS Chapter IV WITH HINDENBURG ON THE EASTERN FRONT Chapter V GROWTH OF THE NAVAL AIRSHIP SERVICE Chapter VI THE NORTH SEA PATROL -- THE ZEPPELINS AT JUTLAND Chapter VII WINTER RAIDS OVER ENGLAND -- EFFICIENCY OF THE NEW SHIPS.

• Michael Schütz. Zeppeline über Hildesheim, Hildesheim city archive. Last accessed 2008-08-02

• Schnitzler, Norbert. 2000. WWW-Tipp der Woche 24/2000 (German summary of museum exhibition)

• Stephenson, Charles; Palmer, Ian. 2004. Zeppelins: German Airships 1900-40, page 46. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 1841766925. p34: LZ90, LZ 114 LZ 120 LZ 121 LZ 126 p33: L 70, LZ 100, p40: table of LZ 25 to LZ 55 p46: LZ 130, Afrikaschiff, Spähkorb

• Sucur, Ante. 2004. The Construction and Testing of the Airship

• TCM Around the World Via Graf Zeppelin (1929), overview of a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film narrated by Lt. Comdr. Charles L. Rosendahl USN, with Dr. Eckener and Lady Drummond Hay. TCM state not available on Home Video. Not found on IMDB.

• Whale, George. 1995. British Airships, Past / Present / Future, ISBN 1426400748, BiblioBazaar (October 26, 2007) (also 1996 Gutenberg version)

• Emily Wichman, Two Routes TO THE Arctic, uwho.rso.wisc.edu, pages 24-40, details both Nautilus and Graf expeditions, both the scientific achievements and public reactions

UBS daily roundup for 2008 September 19

• "Investment bankers of the world, unite!". 2008-09-19. Retrieved 2008-10-11. {{cite web}}: |first= missing |last= (help) in response to the Paulson plan news.

Explanation: An RTC model is the purchase of assets of failed institutions, named after the Resolution Trust Corporation. An RFC model is the recapitalisation of poorly capitalised institutions, named after the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

Links

• http://www.luftschiffharry.de/link.htm - links to airship material not easily found by search engines
• my table of British Pathe News clips
• table of two ITN clips