DBpedia Mobile's map view of resources in the user's proximity

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The same view with Chinese labels

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A Fresnel-generated summary view of a resource that includes a review obtained from Revyu

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A full view of all the resource's properties

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Interlinked data from GeoNames displayed in the full details view

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Simple filter builder

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Linked Data creation options

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A DBpedia resource is inferred from the user's location

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A photo uploaded using DBpedia Mobile shows up on the resource display

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\n#>\nBased on the current GPS position of a mobile device, DBpedia Mobile renders a map containing information about nearby locations from the DBpedia dataset.<# #>Geographic locations are currently available for 300,000 of DBpedia's 2.18 million \"things\".<# #> It uses the [[Marbles Marbles Linked Data Browser]] to render ((http://www.w3.org/2005/04/fresnel-info/ Fresnel))-based views for selected resources, as well as its SPARQL capabilities to build the map view. Starting from the map, users can explore background information about locations and can navigate into DBpedia and other [[Interlinking interlinked datasets]] such as ((http://geonames.org GeoNames)), ((http://revyu.com/ Revyu)), ((http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/eurostat/ EuroStat)) and ((http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/flickrwrappr/ Flickr)).\n<#

Try it out!

Beijing (Phone, Browser) Berlin London IP Location #>\n**[[#positioning Windows Mobile client]]**<#

#>\n===Usage===\nDBpedia Mobile's initial view is a browser-based area map that indicates the user's position and nearby DBpedia resources with appropriate labels and icons. The user's position is provided to the application in the query string by a supplemental launcher application that runs natively on the device (see section [[#positioning Positioning]]).\nSelected [[Datasets#h18-7 YAGO categories]] are mapped to icons, and the display may be limited to specific resource types such as Museums or Train Stations from within a settings pane. Here, the preferred language for labels and abstracts may also be selected from the 14 languages supported by DBpedia.\nClicking on a resource brings up a //summary view// of the selected item generated by the [[Marbles Marbles Linked Data Browser]]. This view includes a short text describing the resource and optionally an image, a link to the resource's ##foaf:homepage## and reviews from the [[http://revyu.com Revyu]] rating site if existent. If the displayed data contains RDF links into other datasets, the user may click them to obtain a full details view of the referenced resource. In this manner, the user can navigate from the DBpedia dataset into other interlinked datasets. For instance, he could traverse ~GeoNames' ##parentFeature## link hierarchy to find out more about the city, state and country in which a resource is located.\n\n=====On mobile devices===== \nOn a mobile device, the map view can be panned by dragging it on the touch screen, or zoomed using the provided controls. It is designed for displays with at least QVGA (320x240 pixels) resolution. Currently, only [[http://www.opera.com/products/mobile/ Opera Mobile 8]] is known to work, as most other mobile browsers don't have adequate Document Object Model (DOM) Level 1 and 2 support to host the underlying Google Maps API. It does work on the iPhone, but is currently not really usable, as iPhone specifics haven't been implemented yet (notably, dragging and screen size parameters).\n\n=====On desktops===== \nThe application may also be accessed on desktop computers. While GPS-based positioning is likely of limited concern in this scenario, the desktop view can be used to explore DBpedia resources around the world. The application has been successfully tested with Firefox 2, Internet Explorer 7, Safari 3 and Opera 9.\n\n\n===Positioning client for Windows Mobile==={{a name=\"positioning\"}}\n%%(wacko wrapper=text wrapper_align=right)http://beckr.org/dbpedia.org/launcher-portrait.png\n>>++The GPS Launcher application has located the user++<<%%A supplemental launcher application may be used to initialize the Map View with the user's current location as retrieved from a built-in or externally connected GPS receiver on Windows Mobile devices. \nOnce the position is found, the user may launch the Map View in his web browser using the //Go// button. His position is thereby passed in the URL's query string.\n\n**Download the positioning client:** [[http://beckr.org/dbpedia.org/DBpediaMobile.cab DBpediaMobile.cab]]\nAs the Map View currently only works with Opera Mobile, [[http://www.opera.com/products/mobile/ Opera Mobile 8]] should be installed and configured as the default browser.\n\n===Credits===\nDBpedia Mobile's Map View uses the following components:\n * Core DBpedia [[datasets]] (labels, geo-coordinates and categories) <# #>are pre-loaded into ((Marbles Marbles')) ((http://openrdf.org Sesame 2.1)) ~MySQL store\n * Map tiles provided by [[http://openstreetmap.org OpenStreetMap]]\n * [[http://www.jibbering.com/rdf-parser/ Jibbering RDF Parser]] to parse RDFXML map data results\n * [[http://www.maxmind.com/app/geolitecity GeoLite City]] for IP Lookup\n * [[http://code.google.com/apis/maps/ Google Maps API]]\n * [[http://code.toeat.com/gxmarker.html GxMarker V2]]\n * [[http://www.prototypejs.org/ Prototype JavaScript framework]]\n \n===References===\nChristian Becker, Christian Bizer: DBpedia Mobile: A Location-Enabled Linked Data Browser. 1st Workshop about Linked Data on the Web (LDOW2008), Beijing, China, April 2008. <# $\"PDF\"$ Paper $\"PDF\"$ Slides #>" . . . . "2008-07-14T10:30:56"^^ . "==DBpedia 3.0 Downloads==\n\nThis pages provides downloads of the DBpedia datasets. The DBpedia datasets are licensed under the terms of ((http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_the_GNU_Free_Documentation_License GNU Free Documentation License)). http://m.okfn.org/images/ok_buttons/od_80x15_red_green.png The downloads are provided as N-Triples and in ((CSV_format CSV format)). All files are bz2 packed.\n \nDump Dates:\n\nen: 20080103, de: 20080108, fr: 20080119, es: 20080119, it: 20080117, pl: 20080112, nl: 20080109, pt: 20080116, sv: 20080114, ja: 20071121, ru: 20080109, zh: 20080114, fi: 20080115, no: 20080115 \n\n{{ToC numerate=1 from=h2 to=h2}}\n\n//Move the mouse on the download links to obtain additional information.//\n\nOlder Versions: ((Downloads30RC DBpedia 3.0RC)), ((Downloads20 DBpedia 2.0))\n===Core Datasets==\n#||\n||**Dataset**|**en**|**de**|**fr**|**es**|**it**|**pl**|**nl**|**pt**|**sv**|**ja**|**ru**|**zh**|**fi**|**no**||\n||((#titles Titles)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++||\n||((#shortabstracts Short Abstracts)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++||\n||((#extendedabstracts Extended Abstracts)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++||\n||((#images Images)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstowikipediaarticle Links to Wikipedia Article)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# 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preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#pagelinks Pagelinks)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++||\n||((#persondata Persondata)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++--++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#yagoclasses YAGO Classes)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#yagoclasshierarchy YAGO Class Hierarchy)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#redirects Redirects)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#disambiugationlinks Disambiugation Links)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#wordnetclasses WordNet Classes)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#categories(labels) Categories (Labels))) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#categories(skos) Categories (Skos))) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||# \n{{include page=\"/Downloads301\" nomark=\"1\"}}\n\n{{include page=\"/Downloads302\" nomark=\"1\"}}\n\n\n[Note for Wiki Editors: The wiki code for this page is generated automatically. Please modify the files in <# http://dbpedia.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/dbpedia/related_apps/downloadpagecreator/#> to make permanent changes.]\n\n\n" . . . . "2008-04-21T06:04:33"^^ . "===Extended Datasets==\n#||\n||**Dataset**|**en**|**de**|**fr**|**es**|**it**|**pl**|**nl**|**pt**|**sv**|**ja**|**ru**|**zh**|**fi**|**no**||\n||((#linkstogeonames Links to Geonames)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstordfbookmashup Links to RDF Bookmashup)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstodblp Links to DBLP)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstoeurostat Links to Eurostat)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstociafactbook Links to CIA Factbook)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstoprojectgutenberg Links to Project Gutenberg)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstomusicbrainz Links to Musicbrainz)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstoquotationsbook Links to Quotationsbook)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstorevyu Links to Revyu)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstouscensus Links to US Census)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstoflickrwrappr Links to flickr wrappr)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstowikicompany Links to WikiCompany)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstocyc Links to Cyc)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstoyago Links to Yago)) ++(<# #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||# \n\n\n" . . . . "2008-02-09T14:13:24"^^ . "=== Dataset Descriptions ===\n\n{{a name=\"titles\"}}\n==== Titles ====\n//Titles of all Wikipedia Articles in the corresponding language//\n{{a name=\"shortabstracts\"}}\n==== Short Abstracts ====\n//Short Abstracts (max. 500 chars long) of Wikipedia Articles//\n{{a name=\"extendedabstracts\"}}\n==== Extended Abstracts ====\n//Additional, extended English abstracts (max. 3000 chars long).//\n{{a name=\"images\"}}\n==== Images ====\n//Thumbnail Links from Wikipedia Articles//\n{{a name=\"linkstowikipediaarticle\"}}\n==== Links to Wikipedia Article ====\n//Links to corresponding Articles in Wikipedia//\n{{a name=\"articlescategories\"}}\n==== Articles Categories ====\n//Links from concepts to categories using the SKOS vocabulary.//\n{{a name=\"externallinks\"}}\n==== External Links ====\n//Links to external web pages about a concept.//\n{{a name=\"infoboxes\"}}\n==== Infoboxes ====\n//Information that has been extracted from Wikipedia infoboxes.//\n{{a name=\"properties\"}}\n==== Properties ====\n//All properties / predicates used in infoboxes.//\n{{a name=\"cleandedwikipediacategoryclass(cwcc)hierarchy\"}}\n==== Cleanded Wikipedia Category Class (CWCC) Hierarchy ====\n//The aim of this class hierarchy is to be close to the Wikipedia category system, but without some of its obstacles, e.g. cycles of categories, administrative categories, categories which represent instances instead of classes etc. However, the current extraction script contains some bugs and data cleansing still insufficient to be useful in applications. For this reason, the data set is not published in the SPARQL endpoint.//\n{{a name=\"cwcchierarchyinstances\"}}\n==== CWCC Hierarchy Instances ====\n//Wikipedia Articles connected with the CWCC Hierarchy//\n{{a name=\"homepages\"}}\n==== Homepages ====\n//Links to external webpages.//\n{{a name=\"geographiccoordinates\"}}\n==== Geographic Coordinates ====\n//Geographic coordinates extracted from Wikipedia.//\n{{a name=\"pagelinks\"}}\n==== Pagelinks ====\n//Dataset containing internal links between DBpedia instances. The dataset was created from the internal pagelinks between Wikipedia articles. The dataset might be useful for structural analysis, data mining or for ranking DBpedia instances using Page Rank or similar algorithms. It's data is NOT available at our Sparql-Endpoint//\n{{a name=\"persondata\"}}\n==== Persondata ====\n//Information about 80,200 persons (date and place of birth etc.) extracted from the German Wikipedia, represented using the FOAF vocabulary.//\n{{a name=\"yagoclasses\"}}\n==== YAGO Classes ====\n//Dataset containing rdf:type Statements for all DBpedia instances using YAGO classification algorithm.//\n{{a name=\"yagoclasshierarchy\"}}\n==== YAGO Class Hierarchy ====\n//RDFS Hierarchy of all Yago Classes//\n{{a name=\"redirects\"}}\n==== Redirects ====\n//Dataset containing redirects between Articles in Wikipedia//\n{{a name=\"disambiugationlinks\"}}\n==== Disambiugation Links ====\n//Extraction from Disambiguation Templates//\n{{a name=\"wordnetclasses\"}}\n==== WordNet Classes ====\n//Classification links to W3C Wordnet.//\n{{a name=\"categories(labels)\"}}\n==== Categories (Labels) ====\n//Labels for Categories.//\n{{a name=\"categories(skos)\"}}\n==== Categories (Skos) ====\n//Information which concept is a category and how categories are related using the SKOS Vocabulary.//\n{{a name=\"linkstogeonames\"}}\n==== Links to Geonames ====\n//Links between geographic places in DBpedia and data about them in the Geonames database//\n{{a name=\"linkstordfbookmashup\"}}\n==== Links to RDF Bookmashup ====\n//Links between books in DBpedia and data about them provided by the RDF Book Mashup.//\n{{a name=\"linkstodblp\"}}\n==== Links to DBLP ====\n//Links between computer scientists in DBpedia and their publications in the DBLP database.//\n{{a name=\"linkstoeurostat\"}}\n==== Links to Eurostat ====\n//Links between countries and regions in DBpedia and data about them from Eurostat.//\n{{a name=\"linkstociafactbook\"}}\n==== Links to CIA Factbook ====\n//Links between countries in DBpedia and data about them from CIA Factbook.//\n{{a name=\"linkstoprojectgutenberg\"}}\n==== Links to Project Gutenberg ====\n//Links between writers in DBpedia and data about them from Project Gutenberg.//\n{{a name=\"linkstomusicbrainz\"}}\n==== Links to Musicbrainz ====\n//Links between artists, albums and songs in DBpedia and data about them from Musicbrainz.//\n{{a name=\"linkstoquotationsbook\"}}\n==== Links to Quotationsbook ====\n//Links between persons in DBpedia and data about them from Quotationsbook.//\n{{a name=\"linkstorevyu\"}}\n==== Links to Revyu ====\n//Links to Reviews about things in Revyu.//\n{{a name=\"linkstouscensus\"}}\n==== Links to US Census ====\n//Links between US cities and states in DBpedia and data about them from US Census.//\n{{a name=\"linkstoflickrwrappr\"}}\n==== Links to flickr wrappr ====\n//Links between DBpedia concepts and photo collections depicting them generated by the ((http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/flickrwrappr/ flikr wrappr)).//\n{{a name=\"linkstowikicompany\"}}\n==== Links to WikiCompany ====\n//Links between companies in DBpedia and companies in ((http://wikicompany.org/ Wikicompany))//\n{{a name=\"linkstocyc\"}}\n==== Links to Cyc ====\n//Links between DBpedia and ((http://opencyc.org/ Cyc)) concepts. ((OpenCyc Details)).//\n" . . . . "2008-02-09T16:57:59"^^ . "{{Redirect page=\"/Changelog\"}}" . . . . "2008-02-23T04:14:28"^^ . "see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Rainer_Wasserfuhr" . . . . "2008-05-15T15:47:51"^^ . . . . "2008-05-29T09:28:26"^^ . "INDISCRIPT RECORDS\nINDISCRIPT RECORDS Greetings, Here's the spex for Indiscript Records Studio Extended Definition 32 track Digital Korg Board. Aardvark Interface, Editing on Vegas Pro, Mastering on Sound Forge using waves and native plug-in. Utilizing analog compressors, tube saturation and tape drive emulation. 24 bit DVD or 16 bit Cd option $1500 a week for tracking/recording/engineering/editing/mastering costs. Hourly rates available for smaller projects at $35 per hour Buy-out royalties or pay a $1 per album for additional intellectual property enhancements. Enhancements include production, composition, arrangement, accompaniment; back ground vocals, bass, drums, percussion, keyboards, guitars and stringed instruments. Optional Dance Hall Mix, Radio Mix, Extended DJ Mix or Alternative Retro-Modern Personalized Mix. Album covers may be created from photos, original art, or a co mbination. If you hire Indiscript Records to create your album cover it may be as simple as an hour or two on the computer or as complex as making an original painting (which must be purchased) and fusing it with photos in elaborate ways that may take days. I am not to say which one is better. Every vision is different. Price of original paintings by Mateus may be formulated upon completion based on time, energy and design. Mateus paints with natural pigment paints from Old Holland. Vibrant and expensive these paints are, as well as the high grade papers, canvases and brushes necessary to do quality art. These costs of materials must be paid in advance and the materials have to be shipped to assure we will have everything we need to complete with out extended de&n bsp;lay. We can do photo sessions as needed. ! With! pe rmiss ion, we photograph the sessions as they unfold. There is the possibility of staying with us during the recording project for clients traveling to Maui. All food at the studio is Organic and GMO free. We shop at the health food store and prefer that the food brought into the studio is of that quality. No alcohol or heavy drugs. Organic tobacco is acceptable for outside. It helps the music to stay focused and clear to consume the best quality living foods as possible. We love to drink chai tea and green tea and other herbs. We are not uptight about people’s personal habits as long as they do not include unnecessary dramas eating up time and energy. It’s not often that these things are considered in a recording project/product. However, we have found t his to be an excellent way of turning out great albums time and time again. This is a family environment if you have a difficult time with children you may want to find somewhere else to record. The children here have grown up in the studio, make their own music, and have a great respect for personal space of studio time. If any delay is on our account we will consider the difference. In my experience, preparation is imperative, yet the openness of the moment may override. Some of my favorite songs have come this way. Often artists have come to me with nothing more than a little riff or hook and some how turned out an incredible song. It’s a spirit elevating experience to channel the feelings that blow through the wind here in Hawaii. I sing my songs wit h grea t thanks to be here and hope that othe! rs would too!. Respec t to Island living and the native ways is the predominantly honorable beauty to be a part of. Such energy is an extremely high vibration. Our favorite local fruits are coconut, lilliquoi, mango, avocado, citrus and bananas all seasonally available most of the time. We provide as much as we can and share it as abundantly as it comes. Who knows maybe you will be on a coconut or banana mission with us and stop off at a waterfall for a dip. Remember you create your own pictures. Make them as nice as you want. And when you look at it, you will hear its voice. An average capable musician can record up to one complete song a day if they are prepared and have little lag time. The studio is a relaxed environment with continual movement. So metimes session s are around 5 hours but continue often into 12 to 15 hours per day/night if necessary to complete a project. (too much tea...) Mateus Kotok INDISCRIPT RECORDS www.myspace.com/indiscriptrecords indiscript@yahoo.com 808 344 0093 808 573 8196 \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nIndiscript Records\nMateus Kotok\n530 Awalau Road\nHaiku, Maui, Hawaii \nwww.myspace.com/indiscriptrecords\nwww.indiscriptrecords.webs.com \nwww.indiscript.webs.com \nwww.indiscriptrecords.com \nheather@indiscriptrecords.com\n808–573–8196 \n808 344 0093\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nMateus Kotok\nMateus Kotok is a gifted and versatile artist, a singer, songwriter, composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and founder of Indi Script Records. His 2003 solo album, Indi Script, is an indescribably eclectic CD written, performed, and recorded entirely by him. Even the paintings that grace its cover are his. Playing guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, and percussion, Mateus creates positive, eminently danceable grooves to accompany his dreamlike lyrics. \nMateus lives on the Hawaiian island of Maui, where he is given inspiration from the beauty and serenity of the environment that surrounds him and from the many talented musicians with whom he collaborates. His current bands play live in Maui. \nInfluenced by Bob Marley, John Lennon, Pink Floyd, Toy Dolls, Fear, and Bad Brains together with sounds as diverse as Mozart and Motown, he listens to hip-hop artists like Goody Mob and Dead Prez Eastern Bellydance and many other types of music.\nBorn in Ogden, Utah, in 1971, Mateus Kotok has a performer’s pedigree. His mother Judy is an actress who sent him to acting school and found television work for him when he was a child. His father Nick is a bluegrass musician who recorded for Capitol Records in the 1960s. He provided young Mateus with a wide variety of instruments and ample encouragement. As a high school graduation present, he gifted Mateus’ first solo record, an album by his punk band Drastic Measures.\nMoving to Seattle in 1990, Mateus spent ten years working and performing amid the music scene there. After his alternative band Mind Spice released a self-titled CD in 1992, he was approached by Atlantic Records but, true to his independent nature, he declined their offer so as to preserve artistic control. While in Seattle, Mateus recorded with and learned from such musical friends as Brian Sting Shark, Kaya, Wailers nayahbhingi drummer Ras Menelik and P-Funk keyboardist Uzziel Levvi, in addition to blues rocker Geoff Krauss, ragga star Rocker T, songwriter and dub artist Somesh, and ADX.\nMateus relocated to Maui in the year 1999. He is looking forward to working with many more new and established artists and to traveling and performing both in the United States and internationally. Please contact Indi Script Records for information about booking and CD distribution.\nMateus Kotok has 17 all original personal record albums of a variety of styles of music. To hear samples of his music go to his myspace page and link to his top friends. Each record album has Mateus Kotok’s all original art and music. Mateus has produced music professionally since 1999 and is owner of Indiscript Records.\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nMateus Kotok Music Producer and Owner of Indiscript Records \nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED OHMALA JAZMIN ON HER “LOVE HEART BEAUTY OF THE WORLD” ALBUM MATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED AND PERFORMED ON DANIEL MORIN 'S “WAITER THERE'S A BUTTERFLY IN MY SOUP” ALBUM \nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED MJ ON HER “TIME AND SOUL” ALBUM \nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PPODUCED AND PERFORMED ON TODD JOHNSON'S “SOLE RISE” ALBUM\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECODS PRODUCED AND PERFORMED ON WIILI NELSON'S SONG “A PEACEFUL SOLUTION” SIRUS B VERSION\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS RECORDED AND PLAYED DRUMS FOR WILL OF AMERICA'S SONG “BOOGIE MAN”\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED, COMPOSED AND PERFORMED 12 OF THE SONGS ON JEHAN KAMAL'S “ROCK GARDEN” ALBUM \nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED, COMPOSED, PERFORMED, ENGINEERED, RECORDED, MIXED AND ARRANGED FOR AYIN ADAMS'S “THE WOODS DEEP INSIDE ME” POETRY ALBUM \nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS CO-PRODUCED AND RECORDED A LIVE ALBUM FOR THOMAS AND THE EASY\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED, RECORDED, ARRANGED, MIXED, ENGINEERED, MASTERED AND ACCOMPANIED NAHARA ON HER “REFLECTIONS” ALBUM PERFORMING DRUMS, BASS, ELECTRIC GUITAR, KEYBOARDS AND PERCUSSION \nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED, ENGINEERED AND PERFORMED BINGHI AND KEYS, AND PERFORMED VOCALS ON JEREMEY SAFRON AND SONNY 'BEAR' KELLY'S “FUNDI ISSEMBLE” ALBUMMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS DID PRODUCTION, COPRODUCTION, COARRANGEMENT, INSTRAMENTAL COMPOSITION OF SOME SONGS INTERMIXED WITH REMASTERING OF LIVE RECORDINGS AND INSTRUMENTATION OF SIRUS B' S “JUMPSTART THE REVOLUTION” ALBUM \nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED, ARRANGED, ACOMPANIED, ENGINEERED ON DAVID BREAUX'S “BETWEEN YOU AND ME” ALBUM \nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED ARRANGED COMPOSSED PERFORMED BASS DRUMS GUITAR KEYBOARDS PERUSSION VOCALS ON HIS “OTHERWISE” ALBUM PROJECT\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED ARRANGED COMPOSSED PERFORMED BASS DRUMS GUITAR KEYBOARDS PERUSSION VOCALS ON SONNY 'BEAR' KELLY'S “DUB BUS” ALBUM\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS RECORDED AND CO-PRODUCED, PERFORMED GUITAR, BASS, KEYBOARDS AND SUTTLE ACCOMPANIMENT ON SUMERIA SKY'S ALBUM “ROOTS RUN DEEP” ALBUM \nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS COMPOSED THE MUSIC, RECORDED, PREMASTED FOR CHANDRIKA'S “HEART OF DEVOTION” POETRY ALBUM MATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS CO-PRODUCED, ENGINEERED, PERFORMED SOME INSTRUMENTATION AS WELL AS COMPOSED A FEW SONGS FOR RAS MENELIK DECOSTA'S “NEW JERUSALEM” ALBUM\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS ENGINEERED, RECORDED AND PERFORMED PIANO, CAN O' RICE, HAND DRUM, DRUM LOOPS, HAND CLAPS, CABASA ON GEOFF KRAUS’S “SAVE THE WORLD” ALBUM\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED CO-COMPOSED AND ARRANGED AND PERFORMED BASS DRUMS KEYBOARDS GUITAR ON JACOB JONES “BORN TO WIN” ALBUM\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS RECORDED VOCALS FORMARTY DREAD IN A SONG COLLABORATION WITH MAD PROFFESSOR AND WILLIE NELSON.\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS RECORDED AND CO PRODUCED AND PERFORMED ON SIRUS B' S “SCIENCE OF DUB AND EMOTION” ALBUM.\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS RECORDED SASHA ROSE ON VOCALS FOR PLANT AND TEA LEAF GREEN'S ALBUM PROJECT.\nMATEUS KOTOK OF INDISCRIPT RECORDS PRODUCED VARIOUS OTHER SINGLE PRODUCTIONS INCLUDING PERFORMING FOR JAIIA EARTHSCHILD, TISTRYA HAMILTON, JON STENZLER, UZZIEL LEVVY, CAMILLE VELASCO, WADI GAD, ELI ABRAMS, AMONG MANY OTHERS....\nMateus Kotok of Indiscript Records Contact \nIndiscript Records\nMateus Kotok\nHaiku, Maui, Hawaii \nwww.myspace.com/indiscriptrecords\nwww.indiscriptrecords.webs.com \nwww.indiscript.webs.com \nwww.indiscriptrecords.com \nheather@indiscriptrecords.com\n808–573–8196\n" . . . . "2008-04-11T14:01:58"^^ . "This is only a test. Don't be alarmed.\n" . . . . "2008-05-15T15:46:58"^^ . . . . "2008-05-15T15:46:47"^^ . . . . "2009-06-01T20:59:44"^^ . "<#\n\n\n\n\n\n\n#>\n==Marbles Linked Data Browser==\n**Note:** Marbles is now released on SourceForge at ((http://marbles.sourceforge.net http://marbles.sourceforge.net)). Please see the project page for up-to date information; this wiki page is kept for archival purpose only.\n\n{{ToC numerate=1 from=h2 to=h2}}\n<#

#> Marbles is a server-side application that formats Semantic Web content for XHTML clients using ((http://www.w3.org/2005/04/fresnel-info/ Fresnel)) lenses and formats. Colored dots are used to correlate the origin of displayed data with a list of data sources, hence the name.\nBy performing all formatting, data retrieval and storage activities on the server side rather than on a potentially thinly equipped client, the view generation can touch on large amounts of data and requests can be answered relatively quickly. Marbles provides display and database capabilities for ((DBpediaMobile DBpedia Mobile)).\n\n===Screenshots===\n<#\n

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#>\n\n===Views===\nApart from a //full details// view that lists all known properties for a resource, Marbles allows for the generation of [[http://www.w3.org/2005/04/fresnel-info/ Fresnel]]-based views that are complemented by corresponding CSS stylesheets.\nThere are currently two views in use, which were designed for ((DBpediaMobile DBpedia Mobile)):\n * The //summary view// features a short text describing the resource and optionally an image, a link to the resource's ##foaf:homepage## and reviews from the [[http://revyu.com Revyu]] rating site if existent.\n * The //photo view// provides photos for a given resource. These are often provided by DBpedia, FOAF data the [[http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/flickrwrappr/ flickr wrappr]].\n\n===Data retrieval===\nData is retrieved from multiple sources and integrated into a single graph that is persisted across user sessions. When provided with the URI of a resource to display, Marbles tries to dereference it. In parallel, it queries [[http://sindice.com Sindice]] for datasources that contain information about the given resource, and [[http://revyu.com Revyu]] for reviews.\nIn a similar manner as the [[http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/bizer/ng4j/semwebclient/ Semantic Web Client Library]], Marbles follows specific predicates found in retrieved data such as ##owl:sameAs## and ##rdfs:seeAlso## in order to gain more information about a resource and to obtain human-friendly resource labels. <# #>\n\n===SPARQL Endpoint===\nMarbles can act as a SPARQL Endpoint and supports the ##SELECT##, ##CONSTRUCT## and ##DESCRIBE## forms. The endpoint URL of the demo service is ##http://beckr.org/marbles## - please handle with care!\n\n===REST services===\nThe service at ##http://beckr.org/marbles## currently supports the following commands via HTTP ##GET## or ##POST##:\n\n=====view=====\nDiscovers an URI (see below) and renders a given view.\nParameters:\n * do = view\n * uri = The URI of interest (urlencoded)\n * purpose = abstractPurpose | defaultPurpose | photoPurpose (optional)\n * lang = ISO language code (optional, defaults to ##en##)\n\n====discover====\nTries to dereference the URI and queries Sindice and Revyu for data; then follows known predicates.\nParameters:\n * do = discover\n * uri = The URI of interest (urlencoded)\n\n====load====\n(Re)loads an URL into the cache\nParameters:\n * do = load\n * url = The URL to load (urlencoded)\n\n====clear====\nRemoves an URL from the cache\nParameters:\n * do = clear\n * url = The URL to remove (urlencoded)\n\n===Credits===\nMarbles uses the following components:\n * [[http://openrdf.org Sesame 2.1 with MySQL Storage]] for the browser's data model and storage of cached data; tweaked to support inference\n * [[http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Fresnel SIMILE Fresnel Engine]] and [[http://www.w3.org/2001/11/IsaViz/ IsaViz FSL]]; both were tweaked to support provenance and performant access to large graphs.\n * [[http://saxon.sourceforge.net/ SAXON XSLT and XQuery Processor]] to generate XHTML representations of the rendered Fresnel trees\n * The dereferencer is partially based on the [[http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/bizer/ng4j/semwebclient/ Semantic Web Client Library]] and makes use of the [[http://hc.apache.org/httpclient-3.x/index.html Apache Commons HTTP Client]] for optimized retrieval<# #>\n \n===References===\nChristian Becker, Christian Bizer: DBpedia Mobile: A Location-Enabled Linked Data Browser. 1st Workshop about Linked Data on the Web (LDOW2008), Beijing, China, April 2008. <# $\"PDF\"$ Paper $\"PDF\"$ Slides #>" . . . . "2009-07-02T20:20:47"^^ . "{{Redirect page=\"/Downloads33\"}}" . . . . "2008-06-05T17:46:24"^^ . "Personal URI: http://myopenlink.net/dataspace/person/tthibodeau" . . . . "2008-06-05T19:13:46"^^ . "((http://nrw.free.fr Nicolas Raoul))" . . . . "2008-06-19T07:05:17"^^ . "My DB page" . . . . "2008-07-08T20:21:41"^^ . "==CSV Format==\nCSV-formatted dumps are provided for easy loading of DBpedia data into legacy databases.\n\nIn MySQL, for example, a table accommodating a data set can be created as:\n\n%%(SQL)\nCREATE TABLE `infobox_en` (\n `subject` varchar(255) NOT NULL,\n `predicate` varchar(255) NOT NULL,\n `object` text NOT NULL,\n `object_is` enum('r','l') NOT NULL,\n KEY `subject` (`subject`),\n KEY `predicate` (`predicate`),\n KEY `object_is` (`object_is`),\n KEY `object` (`object`(20))\n)\n%%\nThe command for loading the data set is:\n\n%%(SQL)\nLOAD DATA INFILE 'infobox_en.csv' INTO TABLE `infobox_en`\n%%\nThe resulting tables can be easily queried using standard SQL commands." . . . . "2008-06-27T12:58:57"^^ . . . . "2008-12-03T13:47:38"^^ . "===Datasets Loaded into the public DBpedia SPARQL Endpoint===\n\nThe following DBPedia datasets from are loaded into the public SPARQL endpoint at ((http://DBpedia.org/sparql http://DBpedia.org/sparql)).\n\n\n * articlecategories_en.nt \n * articles_label_da.nt \n * articles_label_de.nt \n * articles_label_es.nt \n * articles_label_fi.nt \n * articles_label_fr.nt \n * articles_label_it.nt \n * articles_label_ja.nt \n * articles_label_nl.nt \n * articles_label_no.nt \n * articles_label_pl.nt \n * articles_label_pt.nt \n * articles_label_ru.nt \n * articles_label_sv.nt \n * articles_label_zh.nt \n * categories_label_en.nt \n * dbpedia_to_opencyc_links2.nt \n * disambiguation_en.nt \n * externallinks_en.nt \n * flickr_en.nt \n * geo_en.nt \n * homepage_en.nt \n * image_en.nt \n * infobox_en.nt\n * infobox.nt \n * infoboxproperties_en.nt \n * label_en.nt \n * links_bookmashup_en.nt \n * links_dblp_en.nt \n * links_eurostat_en.nt \n * links_factbook_en.nt \n * links_geonames_en.nt \n * links_gutenberg_en.nt \n * links_musicbrainz_en.nt \n * links_quotationsbook_en.nt \n * links_revyu_en.nt \n * links_uscensus_en.nt \n * longabstract_da.nt \n * longabstract_de.nt \n * longabstract_en.nt \n * longabstract_es.nt \n * longabstract_fi.nt\n * longabstract_fr.nt\n * longabstract_it.nt\n * longabstract_jp.nt\n * longabstract_nl.nt\n * longabstract_no.nt\n * longabstract_pl.nt\n * longabstract_pt.nt\n * longabstract_ru.nt\n * longabstract_sv.nt\n * longabstract_zh.nt\n * longabstracts_sv.nt\n * pagelinks_en.nt\n * persondata_en.nt\n * redirect_en.nt\n * sameAsFreebase.nt\n * shortabstract_da.nt\n * shortabstract_de.nt\n * shortabstract_en.nt\n * shortabstract_es.nt\n * shortabstract_fi.nt\n * shortabstract_fr.nt\n * shortabstract_it.nt\n * shortabstract_jp.nt\n * shortabstract_nl.nt\n * shortabstract_no.nt\n * shortabstract_pl.nt\n * shortabstract_pt.nt\n * shortabstract_ru.nt\n * shortabstract_sv.nt\n * shortabstract_zh.nt\n * skoscategories_en.nt\n * umbel_abstract_concepts.n3\n * umbel_class_hierarchy_v071.n3\n * umbel_dbpedia_types_v071.nt\n * umbel_external_ontologies_linkage.n3\n * umbel_subject_concepts.n3\n * wikicompany_links_en.nt\n * wikipage_en.nt\n * wordnetlink_en.nt\n * yago_en.nt\n * yagolink_en.nt" . . . . "2008-09-20T05:56:56"^^ . "==DBpedia 3.1 Downloads==\n\nThis pages provides downloads of the DBpedia datasets. The DBpedia datasets are licensed under the terms of ((http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_the_GNU_Free_Documentation_License GNU Free Documentation License)). http://m.okfn.org/images/ok_buttons/od_80x15_red_green.png The downloads are provided as N-Triples and in CSV format. 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#><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++||\n||((#persondata Persondata)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#redirects Redirects)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#disambiguationlinks Disambiguation Links)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#wordnetclasses WordNet Classes)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#categories(labels) Categories (Labels))) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#categories(skos) Categories (Skos))) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #><# csv #>++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||# \n{{include page=\"/Downloads311\" nomark=\"1\"}}\n\n{{include page=\"/Downloads312\" nomark=\"1\"}}\n\n\n[Note for Wiki Editors: The wiki code for this page is generated automatically. Please modify the files in <# http://dbpedia.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/dbpedia/related_apps/downloadpagecreator/#> to make permanent changes.]\n" . . . . "2008-08-18T10:58:23"^^ . "===Extended Datasets==\n#||\n||**Dataset**|**en**|**de**|**fr**|**es**|**it**|**pl**|**nl**|**pt**|**sv**|**ja**|**ru**|**zh**|**fi**|**no**||\n||((#linkstogeonames Links to Geonames)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstordfbookmashup Links to RDF Bookmashup)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstodblp Links to DBLP)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstoeurostat Links to Eurostat)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstociafactbook Links to CIA Factbook)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstoprojectgutenberg Links to Project Gutenberg)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstomusicbrainz Links to Musicbrainz)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstoquotationsbook Links to Quotationsbook)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstorevyu Links to Revyu)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstouscensus Links to US Census)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstoflickrwrappr Links to flickr wrappr)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstowikicompany Links to WikiCompany)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#linkstocyc Links to Cyc)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#yagoclasses YAGO Classes)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||((#yagolinks YAGO Links)) ++(<# preview #>)++|++<# nt #>-++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++|++--++||\n||# \n" . . . . "2008-09-20T05:58:13"^^ . "=== Dataset Descriptions ===\n\n{{a name=\"titles\"}}\n==== Titles ====\n//Titles of all Wikipedia Articles in the corresponding language//\n{{a name=\"shortabstracts\"}}\n==== Short Abstracts ====\n//Short Abstracts (max. 500 chars long) of Wikipedia Articles//\n{{a name=\"extendedabstracts\"}}\n==== Extended Abstracts ====\n//Additional, extended English abstracts (max. 3000 chars long).//\n{{a name=\"images\"}}\n==== Images ====\n//Thumbnail Links from Wikipedia Articles//\n{{a name=\"linkstowikipediaarticle\"}}\n==== Links to Wikipedia Article ====\n//Links to corresponding Articles in Wikipedia//\n{{a name=\"articlescategories\"}}\n==== Articles Categories ====\n//Links from concepts to categories using the SKOS vocabulary.//\n{{a name=\"externallinks\"}}\n==== External Links ====\n//Links to external web pages about a concept.//\n{{a name=\"infoboxes\"}}\n==== Infoboxes ====\n//Information that has been extracted from Wikipedia infoboxes.//\n{{a name=\"properties\"}}\n==== Properties ====\n//All properties / predicates used in infoboxes.//\n{{a name=\"homepages\"}}\n==== Homepages ====\n//Links to external webpages.//\n{{a name=\"geographiccoordinates\"}}\n==== Geographic Coordinates ====\n//Geographic coordinates extracted from Wikipedia.//\n{{a name=\"pagelinks\"}}\n==== Pagelinks ====\n//Dataset containing internal links between DBpedia instances. The dataset was created from the internal pagelinks between Wikipedia articles. The dataset might be useful for structural analysis, data mining or for ranking DBpedia instances using Page Rank or similar algorithms.//\n{{a name=\"persondata\"}}\n==== Persondata ====\n//Information about persons (date and place of birth etc.) extracted from the English and German Wikipedia, represented using the FOAF vocabulary.//\n{{a name=\"redirects\"}}\n==== Redirects ====\n//Dataset containing redirects between Articles in Wikipedia//\n{{a name=\"disambiguationlinks\"}}\n==== Disambiguation Links ====\n//Extraction from Disambiguation Templates//\n{{a name=\"wordnetclasses\"}}\n==== WordNet Classes ====\n//Classification links to W3C Wordnet.//\n{{a name=\"categories(labels)\"}}\n==== Categories (Labels) ====\n//Labels for Categories.//\n{{a name=\"categories(skos)\"}}\n==== Categories (Skos) ====\n//Information which concept is a category and how categories are related using the SKOS Vocabulary.//\n{{a name=\"linkstogeonames\"}}\n==== Links to Geonames ====\n//Links between geographic places in DBpedia and data about them in the Geonames database. Provided by the Geonames people. Update mechanism: unclear/copy over from previous release.//\n{{a name=\"linkstordfbookmashup\"}}\n==== Links to RDF Bookmashup ====\n//Links between books in DBpedia and data about them provided by the RDF Book Mashup. Provided by Georgi Kobilarov. Update mechanism: unclear/copy over from previous release.//\n{{a name=\"linkstodblp\"}}\n==== Links to DBLP ====\n//Links between computer scientists in DBpedia and their publications in the DBLP database. Links were created manually. Update mechanism: Copy over from previous release.//\n{{a name=\"linkstoeurostat\"}}\n==== Links to Eurostat ====\n//Links between countries and regions in DBpedia and data about them from Eurostat. Links were created manually. Update mechanism: Copy over from previous release.//\n{{a name=\"linkstociafactbook\"}}\n==== Links to CIA Factbook ====\n//Links between countries in DBpedia and data about them from CIA Factbook. Links were created manually. Update mechanism: Copy over from previous release.//\n{{a name=\"linkstoprojectgutenberg\"}}\n==== Links to Project Gutenberg ====\n//Links between writers in DBpedia and data about them from Project Gutenberg. Update mechanism: script in SVN. Since this requires manual changes of files and a D2R installation, it will be copied over from the previous DBpedia version and updated between releases by the maintainers (Piet Hensel and Georgi Kobilarov).//\n{{a name=\"linkstomusicbrainz\"}}\n==== Links to Musicbrainz ====\n//Links between artists, albums and songs in DBpedia and data about them from Musicbrainz. Created manually using the result of SPARQL queries. Update mechanism: unclear/copy over from previous release.//\n{{a name=\"linkstoquotationsbook\"}}\n==== Links to Quotationsbook ====\n//Links between persons in DBpedia and data about them from Quotationsbook. Update mechanism: unclear/copy over from previous release.//\n{{a name=\"linkstorevyu\"}}\n==== Links to Revyu ====\n//Links to Reviews about things in Revyu. Created manually by Tom Heath. Update mechanism: unclear/copy over from previous release.//\n{{a name=\"linkstouscensus\"}}\n==== Links to US Census ====\n//Links between US cities and states in DBpedia and data about them from US Census. Update mechanism: unclear/copy over from previous release.//\n{{a name=\"linkstoflickrwrappr\"}}\n==== Links to flickr wrappr ====\n//Links between DBpedia concepts and photo collections depicting them generated by the ((http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/flickrwrappr/ flikr wrappr)). Update mechanism: script in SVN.//\n{{a name=\"linkstowikicompany\"}}\n==== Links to WikiCompany ====\n//Links between companies in DBpedia and companies in ((http://wikicompany.org/ Wikicompany)). Update mechanism: script in SVN.//\n{{a name=\"linkstocyc\"}}\n==== Links to Cyc ====\n//Links between DBpedia and ((http://opencyc.org/ Cyc)) concepts. ((OpenCyc Details)). Update mechanism: awk script.//\n{{a name=\"yagoclasses\"}}\n==== YAGO Classes ====\n//Dataset containing rdf:type Statements for all DBpedia instances using YAGO classification algorithm. Includes the RDFS hierarchy of YAGO classes. This data set is created by running the DBpediaExport converter available at the ((http://www.mpi-inf.mpg.de/~suchanek/downloads/yago/ YAGO website)). Currently maintained by Fabian Suchanek and Jens Lehmann.//\n{{a name=\"yagolinks\"}}\n==== YAGO Links ====\n//Dataset containing owl:sameAs and owl:equivalent class mappings from DBpedia to YAGO. This data set is created by running the DBpediaLink converter available at the ((http://www.mpi-inf.mpg.de/~suchanek/downloads/yago/ YAGO website)). Currently maintained by Fabian Suchanek and Jens Lehmann.//" . . . . "2008-08-22T17:32:24"^^ . "==The Architecture of DBpedia==\nThe DBpedia ((http://dbpedia.org/resource/RDF RDF)) Data Set is hosted and published using ((http://dbpedia.org/resource/Virtuoso_Universal_Server OpenLink Virtuoso)). The Virtuoso infrastructure provides access to DBpedia's RDF data via a ((http://dbpedia.org/resource/SPARQL SPARQL)) endpoint, alongside ((http://dbpedia.org/resource/HTTP HTTP)) support for any Web client's standard GETs for HTML or RDF representations of DBpedia resources. \n\n===Illustration of Current DBpedia Architecture===\nhttp://wiki.dbpedia.org/files/virtuoso_linked_data_deployment2.png\n\n==Architectural Evolution==\nThough the DBpedia RDF Data has always been housed in Virtuoso, which has supported all desired means of access since the DBpedia project began, early DBpedia releases used ((http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/pubby/ Pubby)) Linked Data Deployment services in front of the Virtuoso SPARQL endpoint. \n\nAs the project gained traction, the HTTP demands on Pubby's out-of-process Linked Data Publishing services increased, and the natural option was to take advantage of Virtuoso's ((http://esw.w3.org/topic/SPASQL SPASQL)) (SPARQL inside ((http://dbpedia.org/resource/SQL SQL))) and other Linked Data Deployment features, by moving these services in-process with Virtuoso.\n\n===Illustration of Deprecated Architecture===\nhttp://wiki.dbpedia.org/files/pubbyarchitecture.png" . . .