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victusinveritas · 1 month
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Google is so powerful that it "hides" other search systems from us. We just don't know the existence of most of them.
Meanwhile, there are still a huge number of excellent searchers in the world who specialize in books, science, other smart information.
Keep a list of sites you never heard of.
www.refseek.com - Academic Resource Search. More than a billion sources: encyclopedia, monographies, magazines.
www.worldcat.org - a search for the contents of 20 thousand worldwide libraries. Find out where lies the nearest rare book you need.
https://link.springer.com - access to more than 10 million scientific documents: books, articles, research protocols.
www.bioline.org.br is a library of scientific bioscience journals published in developing countries.
http://repec.org - volunteers from 102 countries have collected almost 4 million publications on economics and related science.
www.science.gov is an American state search engine on 2200+ scientific sites. More than 200 million articles are indexed.
www.base-search.net is one of the most powerful researches on academic studies texts. More than 100 million scientific documents, 70% of them are free.
Source here.
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serethespider · 2 years
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hey everyone! i recently compiled a bunch of useful links to various online archives, libraries, and the like, and i wanted to share the result since i feel like a lot of these resources would be very useful to people!!
feel free (enouraged even) to repost/share this wherever you want, or even take the links for your own masterposts or compiled resources or whatever. the goal i had in mind when making this was to share knowledge, not to take credit or anything, so go wild!
fair warning this is fairly targeted towards online leftist queer spaces since those are the circles i run in but this is tumblr so figured that wouldn't be a problem lol
also, if anyone has any cool sources or links they want me to add to make it more comprehensive, just hit me up!
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List of Online Embroidery/ Sewing / Needlework Resources
Hello my name is Cleo and this is my masterpost full of resources and information that will help you in your stitching journey.
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My Perchance Generators
Random Things to Stitch
Needle Type generator
Random Textile Craft and Technique generator
Random Thread Colour Generator - DMC .
Random Thread Colour Generator - DMC Colour Variations
Embroidery Website randomiser
Embroidery Hoop Size randomiser - in inches
Embroidery pattern Design Prompts
Random Embroidery stitch Generator
Aida Fabric Count generator
Embroidery Styles
Embroidery Project Generator
Other resources that I have made
My Goodreads book recs
Needle Organisation System
Embroidery Organisation Bingo Card
My Embroidery Pinterest board
Songs to Stitch To - my Spotify playlist for when I’m crafting
Other Resources that I have found
Threadcolors.com - colour matching for DMC threads
Thread - Bare Stitching - tools and calculators
Flossmaxx - colour conversion for major floss brands
Needle N’ Thread - blog with useful tricks and tips.
Royal School of Needlework Stitchbank - has a wide variety of modern and historical stitches.
Sarah’s hand Embroidery Tutorials - a visual dictionary of embroidery stitches
StitchLifeStudio - an Etsy store that sells custom frames for embroidery hoops
List of colours ( alphabetical)
List of colours by shade
List of Crayola crayon colors
The symbolism of flowers
Sew What Podcast - A podcast where the host Isabella Rosner talks about historical embroidery and interviews a wide range of guests
Sarah Homfray Embroidery - YouTube channel
Antique Pattern Library
Bernadette Banner - Historical recreation YouTube channel
Sewstine - a historical recreation YouTuber that specialises in machine embroidery
Danielle Clough - A South African embroidery artist who produces beautiful pieces with bright colours. I have linked her Instagram.
Quilter’s Paradise - free online quilting calculators
ImageColorPicker - allows you to pick colours from photos
Loose Ends Project - This allows crafters to sign up to finish the craft projects of those who have passed away or have become disabled.
DMC - A well known embroidery supply brand. They produce high quality stranded cotton as well as a litany of kits and free patterns.
The DMC Youtube channel- has lots of tutorials and information.
Sylko thread colour inventory list - for those who have inherited their grandmother’s thread stash
Omni calculator - allows you to convert various lengths
Thread colour palette generator - allows you to generate colour palettes to use in your projects
Stitchpoint - allows you to write phrases in 7 different cross stitch fonts
FlossCross - a free online cross stitch pattern maker
Hours Tracker - the app I use to keep track of the hours I spend stitching
r/Embroidery - the embroidery subreddit is a really good source of information, encouragement and inspiration
r/CrossStitch - the cross stitch subreddit is a really good source of information, encouragement and inspiration
Code Crafters Quilt Generator - allows you to generate a random quilt design
Freebloss - a Amazon store that produces kits for many crafts including embroidery and they are affordable and high quality
prettycolors - a Tumblr blog that posts random colours along with the hex code and this can be a helpful resource for fibrecrafters when they are trying to pick a colour for their project(s).
colour-palettes - a blog that posts user submitted colour palettes and I think that this blog can also be used as inspiration for fibrecrafters when selecting colours to use in their project(s).
Swatches - this app allows you to swatch colours from photos as well as being able to swatch colours in real time.
John James Needle Guide - a guide to different types of needle and their uses.
Cable Patterns - allows you to make your own cable patterns for knitting
RSN collection and archive- photographs of objects in the Royal School of needle work collection. The first 100 objects have just been digitised and put online.
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nycbarbie4 · 11 months
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Free course for specific subjects including Computer Programming, Economics, Engineering, Law, Medicine, Finance, Mathematics Majors, Language Training, Psychology, etc.
If you are looking for a specific website for all of these subjects, you have came to the right place:
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queriesntheories · 8 months
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Wondering if anyone would like a dedicated website (like a neocities/Carrd type deal) for my Internet Trinkets tag?
It’s mainly just internet tools, games, guides, resources, books and all kinds of links I’ve found to make the internet experience much more useful and fun, i.e, away from the nightmares of subscriptions, paywalls, hate and fear, as much as possible!
I’d want it to be like a little cornershop with the stuff you’d need, like milk and eggs and bread! Except in this context, it’s internet essentials and some stuff you didn’t think you needed, but do!
@good-morning-czernobog ‘s carrd as well as the likes of masterposts and websites like FrogLand have contributed to this idea, but I’d like some definite input from where this all started.
TLDR:
Want a website full of internet tools to make your life nicer?
Reblog are appreciated but no pressure ^^
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boldlybloggingon · 5 months
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I have a friend who's currently building a Discord server that could act as a safe place for solarpunk, hopepunk enthusiasts and more generally people who'd like to do more for the planet and society.
They'd need Administrators (who'd help with event planning and the inner workings of the tech behind the server) and Moderators (to ensure that this place remains a safe space).
Anyone who's interested in this, just dm me your Discord username and I'll send it to them! :)
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spirouadventures · 7 months
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The font i use is not available for free because maybe you too want to write in a font similar to André Franquin's handwriting?
unfold the post for more details, but also that same info is on the drive so you don't have to.
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classicalsqueak · 6 months
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If you ever wondered what books are used in music schools, this is a list of music theory, music history, and music research books and online resources from beginner to Doctorate.
This covers books from RCM (Royal Conservatory of Music) from beginner to ARCT, Bachelor of Music, Master of Music, Artist Diploma, and Doctorate in Music.
There are physical books in the first half and online resources in the second half, along with study tips, where to find chapter outlines and quizzes, and full list of links to everything mentioned.
There will also be a part 2 that covers piano practical materials.
For more videos: YouTube (classicalsqueak) / Video Index
For sheet music: Ko-fi (classicalsqueak) or SMP* (published by Ylan Chu)
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miscellaneous-art · 5 months
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Albert Buell Lewis (1867-1940), Javanese Batik Designs from Metal Stamps, Chicago, Field Museum of Natural History, Anthropology of Design Series, no. 2, 1924.
Digitized for the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
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avikats66 · 1 year
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Just a library worker here reminding everyone to check out whatever online resources and e-library systems are available at your local library. From streaming services to databases to learning programs, you may very well be quite surprised by all the things a library card (or just using a library computer/wifi network) can give you access to!
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the-penandpaper · 2 years
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Pen and Paper: Library of a Pan African Communist
Free pdf, audio books and other media added daily.
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honesty-my-policy · 11 days
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[05/25/24] Ancient History Resources Dump
An attempt at documenting the resources I’ve discovered while educating myself on Ancient History during this entire Israel vs Palestine tragedy. I will put the title of the website with the link embed and a short summary of the content I found. If there is any misinformation, etc, I'm not like stanning these websites. I'm still learning. I just wanted to share some things I found.
The Oracc Project List - Website that lists various projects run by Professors/Researchers to present/offer online editions of discovered Ancient Documents, Objects, Pantheons, etc.
State Archives of Assyria Online - Provides editions of texts from the Neo-Assyrian period, organized by genre. Has links to other websites they are affiliated/working with for other Assyrian resources I’ll link below. Knowledge and Power
Ancient History Sourcebook - this entire website is filled with links to resources, some are dead but a lot are not. It also has links to Medieval Sourcebook, Modern History and Byzantine Studies Page. As well as Other History Sourcebooks like African, East Asian, Indian, Islamic, Jewish, etc. Just check it out. Notable pages: Hellenes & Phoenicians, c. 430 BCE
The Proceedings of the Friesian School, Fourth Series - Non-peer-reviewed electronic journal and archive of philosophy. Tbh, I just thought this website was cool. I haven’t looked at everything in it. So take it with a grain or two of salt. Notable pages: Index of Egyptian History, Languages with more than 30,000,000 Speakers as of 2005, classified by Civilization
Factsanddetails - just a place of links for facts and details. I’m linking directly to Mesopotamian History and Religion but you can find all kinds of links for other things.
HyperHistory - dope ass website of over 3,000 files covering 3,000 years of world history that is in a timeline. Very early 2000s.
The World Chronology Project (Then again…) - World History section of a chronology website.
Assyria Online - Website dedicated to Assyrian culture, people, etc.
Livius.org - Articles on Ancient History, currently at 4,381 pages. 10,700 original illustrations.
Phoenicia.org - Worlds largest compilation of Phoenician resources & studies. The owner has a lot of hot takes on Phoenicians and ancient history but there are alot of good resources and you can decide if you agree with his hot takes or not.
YouTube Videos/Channels
Study of Antiquity and the Middle Ages The Real Origins of the Philistines and Palestinians The Phoenicians and the Formation of the Western World ~ Dr. Scott Epimetheus Who were the Philistines? (History of the Philistines explained) Who were the Canaanites? (The Land of Canaan, Geography, People and History)
History with Cy Who were the Phoenicians? A Quick Look at Phoenician History Introduction to Ancient Canaan and the Canaanites
edit: put the wrong date in the title
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acemdzsfan · 2 months
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If you don't have the money to buy more books or the time/energy to go to the library there is this handy little website: Free Download Books (oceanofpdf.com)
Where you can look for philosophy books you might need on short notice for a class, LGBTQ books, and many more.
It's really handy for writing essay's when you need to read the source material quickly.
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intermittentstitcher · 2 months
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Random Textile Craft and Technique generator
I have made this generator in Perchance and every time you press the button , the generator will give you the name of a random textile craft or technique along with a link to the Wikipedia article on that craft so that you would have a jumping off point to research the technique further.
@subarux99
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prabhatjairam · 4 months
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Resources for Second-Hand Books and Equipment
Every one of us wants to learn something new, something different, with each passing day. To improve our knowledge and gain useful ideas, we tend to read books and novels. A book plays a magnificent role in each learner’s life. It enhances brain power and increases IQ levels.
Besides, students who are book lovers want to purchase novels, comics, or magazines in their very short breaks. However, some books and novels are so expensive that not everyone can afford them. To overcome this issue, one can use second-hand books. It may cost half the price of new editions. By buying second-hand stuff, readers can buy more books with their saved money. Used books provide the same feeling and equal satisfaction. 
Let’s take a quick review of second-hand book resources as this blog post delivers basic information for those who are in search of used textbooks.
Places where you can find second-hand books and equipment
If you’re looking for used books and equipment, you can find cheap and affordable items in the hidden corners of the places mentioned below:
Darya Ganj Sunday Market, Delhi
The book market in Darya Ganj is only set up on Sundays. It is a famous place to buy second-hand books. The market is up and ready by 9 a.m., from Golcha Cinema to Delite Cinema. It has a wide variety of books and other study materials that vary in price. Whether you are a school student or a college student, you can get everything from novels to books, and that too at cheaper rates. Indeed, this book market is a paradise for any book buff, as it offers endless options.
Nai Sarak, Delhi
Another place you can explore in the capital is "Nai Sarak," which is located somewhere between Chandni Chowk and Chawri Bazar. The place is a perfect choice for students as it deals in stationery, books, files, folders, etc. Nai Sarak is a vast book market that is filled with a huge number of retailers and wholesalers. There are ample shops that deal only in second-hand books. You can get both new sequels and old editions for relatively low prices.
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College Street, Kolkata
College Street in Kolkata is famous for its big and small bookstores. It is the world’s largest second-hand book market. The place has a nickname, called "Boi Para". People from different parts of the state flock to the innumerable bookshops along the sidewalk for books. Moreover, Kolkata College Street is accessible by all means of transport, whether it is a bus, train, taxi, or metro.
Flora Fountain, Mumbai
Flora Fountain is popularly and fondly known as "Book Street" by patrons. Every morning at 10 a.m., the blue plastic sheets are removed from the bundle of books, making individuals who are in search of used books welcome. The vendors asked visitors what kind of book they wanted and what genre or author they were in awe of. The moment students tell them, sellers get something of their choice.
Best Online Resource for Used Books
As everybody is busy in the online world. Buying and selling books can be done online. There are an ample number of websites that offer second-hand books that students can easily afford. Some of them are:
Biblio
Biblio is an international digital marketplace specializing in used books, out-of-print books, rare books, new books, and textbooks. Undoubtedly, Biblio is a great supplier of books, offering nearly 100 million used books. Students can find a long-lost favorite and signed book by entering the name of the author and title in the search box that pops up on the side of their screen. Furthermore, the site offers discounts on its inventory to assist children in saving money when purchasing used books.
Quickr
Another website for used books is "Quickr," which has a wide range of academic textbooks, fiction, comics, and many more. On this website, pupils can get refurbished or used books and magazines at low prices. It’s useful for college students as well as those who are studying for the IIT-JEE or any other engineering entrance exams.
If you’re looking for an online education portal, study24hr.com is the best choice. The portal delivers the best facilities and opportunities to its students by providing inspirational videos, mock test papers, question papers, notes, and much more. study24hr.com aims to enhance students’ literary skills and comprehension levels.
Pustakkosh
The Pustakkosh.com store enables students to buy used books online. It is an online textbook rental company that allows learners to save up to 75% on book costs with free delivery. The site offers the convenience of a cash-on-delivery system to its customers. Besides, Pustakkosh provides many other facilities, such as video lessons, free online tutorials, online courses, eBooks, etc.
Amazon.in
If you are a book lover and want a huge collection of novels and books, Amazon.in offers a section called "Local Finds," where you can easily buy and sell used books online. To find your favorite book, use the search box on the website and add the name of the author and the title of the book to get it with ease. It is a well-known platform that serves millions of customers across India.
AbeBooks
Discover a wonderful selection of second-hand copies on AbeBooks. The ex-library books are cheap and affordable on this website. Whether you are looking for big discounts or you want a used paperback, Abebooks.com is an incredible platform to buy cheap books online. Search for science fiction, biographies, children’s books, academic books, and other study materials.
Final Thoughts
Hope all the second-hand book resources listed above will help you find your preferred textbook at reduced prices. Unfortunately, buying used books not only saves money but also makes you more environmentally conscious, forming a good habit of buying used. So, improve your knowledge and skills with second-hand books, as they also deliver the information as same as the new books. Build enthusiasm for buying used books and save lots of resources!
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polyglotabc · 5 months
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