Ted LeathBarCamp DerryOctober, 2009

First web server in UU First browsers in UU First Internet addresses in UU First domain in UU First CGI programming In UU First audio and video streaming server in UU First Virtual Learning Environment And much, much more

Twelve Monkeys Groundhog Day The Butterfly Effect Donnie Darko Frequency Terminator Somewhere in Time

Stories with examples Comments and interaction Observations and Principles Questions

Magee Community Collection 3,800 photographs Community Memory – Social Networking

Links

http://tedleath.com/documents/thesis.pdfhttp://www.infm.ulst.ac.uk/mcc/http://www.ilrt.bris.ac.uk/jidi/images.html

Vanity check on Google How does something “new” appear 8 - 10

years later? Accessibility and the “growing past”

Thomas Edison had long been credited with inventing sound reproduction. Newly revived is the work of "Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville, a Parisian typesetter and tinkerer.

Scott's device had a barrel-shaped horn attached to a stylus, which etched sound waves onto sheets of paper blackened by smoke from an oil lamp. The recordings were not intended for listening; the idea of audio playback had not been conceived.

Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory figured out how to decipher Scott's recorder using optical imaging.Scott's 1860 phonautogram was made 17 years before Edison received a patent for the phonograph.

KTBT recording from 1968 Soda Fountain from 1950s

Accessibility The growing past Forensic discovery and augmentation Backwards travel only Artificial Intelligence essential Overlap of collections gives deeper

dimensionality