Alyogyne huegelii: ALL libraries, ALL museums, EVER - in Google Street View with TIME SLIDER, conceptually - for movement too? . . . Time slide back to the 1820 and walk down the aisles of the Library of Congress to read books in Thomas Jefferson's library - all in a digital mask too (on an elliptical machine, or outside on a walk) * * * A * * * single realistic virtual earth for a) Biology, b) Physics, c) Chemistry, - for aging reversal new IT tools? * * * online Scottish Small Piping lessons - Looking forward to PM Stuart Liddell's "Tuning your Bagpipes'" seminar from Scotland ~ am seeking nevertheless somehow to learn interactively too - and with piping - in a way informed say by the vision of Gordon Duncan riffing with AC / DC and you 'riffing' or playing Thunderstruck so extraordinarily - and playing with the Allman Bros in '73 at Cow Palace improvisationally (for learning)

ALL libraries, ALL museums, EVER 

- in Google Street View with TIME SLIDER, conceptually - for movement too? 

. . . Time slide back to the 1820 and walk down the aisles of the Library of Congress to read books in Thomas Jefferson's library - all in a digital mask too (on an elliptical machine, or outside on a walk)

Hi Susan, 

It would be lovely to see you. Let's see if we can get together.

Scott

PS

Am curious too regarding World Univ & Sch and libraries in Pennsylvania, for matriculating students, and wiki Universitians, to explore how collaborations might work. 

While WUaS is planning, brainstorming-wise, to code for all 7.8 billion people on planet, - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/You%20at%20WUaS?m=0 - in 200 countries, our matriculating undergraduates in Pennsylvania, and esp the states in the USA with Carnegie Libraries ... an amazing public library system .. would benefit much from online digital resources, possibly as early as this autumn. Looking forward to seeing you! 

Susan,

It looks like Carnegie Libraries are not in Alaska and Delaware -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Carnegie_libraries_in_the_United_States - and maybe WUaS can help! Just blogged about reaching out to Alaska's department of education or high school college counselors, here - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2021/06/red-alder-reed-pics-stanford-law-codex.html - a few days ago, having come in contact with a Reed College friend from Alaska who mailed the food boxes along my 1st 3.5 month hike on the Pacific Crest Trail in California and Oregon in 1980 :) 

Scott

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World Univ & Sch (WUaS) - PO Box 442, Canyon, CA 94516 

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Claus, Susan

7:46 AM (3 hours ago)

to me, Jane, Sandy, Susan

I'm guessing there weren't many English-speakers in Alaska at the time Andrew was shelling out for library buildings*. I am happy to report that it looks like there are plenty of independent libraries out there now!

https://publiclibraries.com/state/alaska/

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Susan, 

I bet the independent library in

Whale Pass, Alaska - Whale Pass Community Library

- has grown a lot bigger in the past year, and that Delewarans, in that tiny state near PA, have developed work-arounds to their major dearth of Carnegie Public Libraries, also thanks to the internet. That website has funny Alaska ads too :) and you can begin to visit Whale Pass, Alaska in Street View with a Google Search -it's on a island (getting to be northern BC) - but you can't go in its library virtually yet, since it doesn't seem to exist in Google Street View yet (since we haven't added it ... Or a new virtual Carnegie Library there either :)

The second time I hiked the Pacific Crest Trail in 1982, south from Canada through the state of Washington, I first did an off trail back country hike  on top of the Olympic range, on Washington state's Olympic peninsula with a friend, then took a ferry to Vancouver island, in Canada, then over to Vancouver, and then hitchhiked east100 miles to Manning Park still in Canada where I started hiking south into WA through the incredible north Cascades :) ... Carnegie Libraries in back country on smartphones for World Universitian student thru-hikers !

Meeting for coffee in Pittsburgh regarding ... virtual Carnegie Libraries and Museums - for traveling and movement too - since World Univ & Sch is planning ALL Libraries and ALL Museums, in all 7139 known living languages EVER, extinct languages too esp, - and so in a digital MASK, or GLASSES, you can walk down the aisles or stacks of books, or through miles of the Louvre, for the movement benefits of walking (whether on an elliptical machine, or outside your house on a walk in a lovely secluded wooded area :)

Museums ~ 

http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/museums?m=0

https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Museums

#RealisticVirtualEarthForMuseums

Amazing #VirtualWorld Virtual Tour: @BulletinAtomichttps://t.co/xKnKLXGOs9"Turn Back the Clock" https://t.co/IW3noW4sKy#museumfromhome>ALL museums ALL 7k languages <#GoogleStreetView w #TimeSliderhttps://t.co/OLdmVYbA4a@WorldUnivAndSch in 1 #RealisticVirtualEarthForMuseums~ https://t.co/qQSfaL4rlX

— WorldUnivandSch (@WorldUnivAndSch) April 14, 2020

https://twitter.com/WorldUnivAndSch/status/1250167010253615106?s=19

Libraries ~

http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/libraries?m=0

https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Library_Resources

#RealisticVirtualEarthForLibraries - 

Libraries in 7,117 languages online for university research? @WorldUnivAndSch to facilitate & partly in #RealisticVirtualEarthForLibraries (think wiki-addable #FilmTo3D#GoogleStreetView with #TimeSlider) Collaborate w #NationalLibraries in ~200 countries, #Harvard, #Smithsonian? https://t.co/KunyA3FNlq

— WorldUnivandSch (@WorldUnivAndSch) November 13, 2020

https://twitter.com/WorldUnivAndSch/status/1327307559871549440?s=19

(From 

https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Subjects)

In

All 7,139 living languages + in extinct ones too - 

https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Languages)

I don't have machine learning down, or related libraries, to be able to teach a system how to learn how to join all the dots or URLs ... As we add new open online Carnegie Libraries, or parts of them like a stack or a PDF of a book, like in Whale Pass, Alaska, but which doesn't YET have any Carnegie libraries :)

Think Google Street View with time slider to be able to walk down the stacks in 1820 of the Library of Congress and read from Thomas Jefferson's books ... Then time slide back to the library of Alexandria in 2075 before present, 27 years before it was burned - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Alexandria - and even so we can all (wiki) aggregate evidence from different sources about what it was like, digitally, in a realistic virtual earth for libraries, with time slider ...

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single realistic virtual earth for a) Biology, b) Physics, c) Chemistry, - for aging reversal new IT tools?

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online Scottish Small Piping lessons - Looking forward to PM Stuart Liddell's "Tuning your Bagpipes'" seminar from Scotland ~ am seeking nevertheless somehow to learn interactively too - and with piping - in a way informed say by the vision of Gordon Duncan riffing with AC / DC and you 'riffing' or playing Thunderstruck so extraordinarily - and playing with the Allman Bros in '73 at Cow Palace improvisationally (for learning) 

Dear Stuart, 

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Hi Taylor, 

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