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Technical details
This page provides information on how the metadata served by data.europeana.eu is organised. It assumes that the reader has extensive knowledge of Linked Data technology. The project has also been described in a technical paper presented at the Dublin Core 2011 conference.
Disclaimer: Many aspects documented in this page are experimental and thus remain open for discussion and change. As for the rest of this Linked Open Data pilot, we welcome all comments that would help us improve the service!
Background - The Europeana Data Model (EDM)
The Europeana Data Model was designed to replace the Europeana Semantic Elements (ESE). EDM will gradually make Europeana fit within a networked data environment. It is a much more flexible and precise model than ESE, and offers the opportunity to attach every statement to the specific resource it applies to, and to reflect some basic form of data provenance. The main EDM requirements include:
- distinguishing between a 'provided item' (painting, book) and its digital representations
- distinguishing between an item and the metadata record describing it
- allowing the ingestion of multiple records for the same item, which may contain contradictory statements about it
As a consequence of EDM having to meet these requirements, EDM data has a level of complexity above that which Europeana currently maintains. This level of complexity is comparable to what can be found in the data of many Europeana providers, and thus, we argue, it enables better exploitation of that data. Note also that, as much as possible, EDM re-uses elements coming from already-established vocabularies, such as Dublin Core, OAI-ORE, SKOS and CIDOC-CRM, thus lowering the cost of its creation and, hopefully, its adoption.
For more information on EDM, we refer to the EDM Definitions and EDM Primer on Europeana's technical documents page. The EDM OWL ontology is accessible through content negotiation but it is also directly available. Please be aware that both data.europeana.eu and those documents are under constant revision. There could therefore be some (minor) discrepancies between them!
Generating EDM data for Europeana
Currently, Europeana does not harvest metadata in the EDM format. We thus had to convert legacy ESE data into EDM. This entails creating resources for the main EDM classes, and distributing ESE metadata fields over these various resources, as presented in this mapping. The resulting data does not realise the full potential offered by EDM but it allows us to make some distinctions, which we believe are useful for data consumers.
Additionally, data.europeana.eu includes semantic connections to external (linked data) sources. We serve links to other linked data services already maintained by Europeana providers - currently only the Swedish cultural heritage aggregator (SOCH). The vast majority of external links come from semantic enrichment realised at the Europeana Office, connecting Europeana items to places (as provided by GeoNames), concepts (from the GEMET thesaurus), persons (from DBpedia) and time periods (from an adhoc time period vocabulary).
A walk through the resources served at data.europeana.eu
The core EDM classes, together with the properties we expect to be applied to their instances, are presented in these templates. Of course it is unrealistic that all of those properties would be available for any single object exposed in Europeana. This is especially true for items that are described using the simple legacy ESE format. In particular, Europeana does not currently harvest any description for contextual entities, such as concepts, agents and places. Still, the ESE data harvested from Europeana providers, as well as the enrichment work by Europeana, allows us to create and describe a network of EDM resources for every Europeana object, as shown in this big picture example. The following explains in more detail the data that can be found for every class of resource served by data.europeana.eu:
Item (Provided Cultural Heritage Object): Item resources represent objects (painting, book, etc.) for which institutions provide digital representations to be accessed through Europeana. Provided Cultural Heritage Object (CHO) URIs (for example, http://data.europeana.eu/item/92037/25F9104787668C4B5148BE8E5AB8DBEF5BE5FE03, raw data) are the main entry points in data.europeana.eu. A provided CHO is the hub of the network of relevant resources (cf. below). When applicable, the Europeana URIs for these objects also link, via 'owl:sameAs' statements, to other linked data resources about the same object, for example this item (raw data). In this Linked Data pilot, no descriptive metadata (creator, subject, etc.) is directly attached to item URIs. It is instead attached to the proxies that represent a view of the object, from a specific institution's perspective (either a Europeana provider or Europeana itself). Depending on the feedback received during this pilot, we may change this and duplicate all the descriptive metadata at the level of the item URI. Such an option is costly in terms of data verbosity, but it would enable easier access to metadata for data consumers less concerned about provenance.
Provider's proxy: These resources (for example, http://data.europeana.eu/proxy/provider/92037/25F9104787668C4B5148BE8E5AB8DBEF5BE5FE03, raw data) are used as subjects of descriptive statements (creator, subject, date of creation, etc.) for the item, which are contributed by a Europeana provider. In the OAI-ORE model, proxies enable the separation of different views for the same resource, in the context of different aggregations. This allows us to distinguish the original metadata for the object from the metadata that is created by Europeana, an important requirement for us. Descriptive properties that apply to these proxies mostly come from Dublin Core: view an example. Proxies are connected to the item they represent a facet of using the 'ore:proxyFor' property. They are attached to the aggregation that contextualises them using 'ore:proxyIn'. Note to the reader: given the lack of support for named graphs (aka 'quadruples') in the RDF standard, ORE introduced proxies in order to support referencing resources in the context of a graph. Eventually, named graphs may be natively supported by RDF, which would lead to obsolescence of the proxy construct.
Provider's aggregation: These resources (e.g., http://data.europeana.eu/aggregation/provider/92037/25F9104787668C4B5148BE8E5AB8DBEF5BE5FE03, raw data) provide data related to a Europeana provider's gathering of digitised representations and descriptive metadata for an item. As shown in this data, they are related to digital resources about the item, be they files directly representing it ('edm:object' and 'edm:isShownBy') or webpages showing the object in context ('edm:isShownAt'). They may also provide controlled rights information applying to these resources ('edm:rights'). Other statements provided in the same ESE record as the descriptive metadata for the item – but that do not always clearly apply to it – are also attached to aggregations. Finally, provenance data is given in statements using 'edm:provider' (the direct provider to Europeana in the data aggregation chain) or 'edm:dataProvider' (the cultural institution that curates the object). The aggregation is connected to the item resource using the 'edm:aggregatedCHO' property.
Europeana's proxy: The second type of proxies served at data.europeana.eu. are Europeana proxies (e.g., http://data.europeana.eu/proxy/europeana/92037/25F9104787668C4B5148BE8E5AB8DBEF5BE5FE03, raw data) which provide access to the metadata created by Europeana for a given item, distinct from the metadata provided by the provider. Here one can find 'edm:year' statements, indicating a normalised date associated with the object. We also serve millions of generic 'edm:hasMet' enrichments, created by Europeana from a range of ESE descriptive fields (read documentation). These statements connect a Europeana proxy to places from GeoNames, concepts from the GEMET thesaurus, persons from DBpedia and periods from an adhoc time vocabulary. Finally, a proxy is connected to the item it represents a facet of, using the 'ore:proxyFor' property, as well as to the aggregation that contextualises it, using 'ore:proxyIn'.
Europeana's aggregation: a Europeana aggregation (for example, http://data.europeana.eu/aggregation/europeana/92037/25F9104787668C4B5148BE8E5AB8DBEF5BE5FE03, raw data) bundles together the result of all data creation and aggregation efforts for a given item. It aggregates the provider's aggregation (using ore:aggregates), which in turn will connect to the provider's proxy. Next to the provider aggregation, one can find the digitised resources Europeana.eu serves for the item, i.e., an object page ('edm:landingPage') and a thumbnail (using a combination of 'edm:hasView' and 'foaf:thumbnail'). The Europeana proxy is also connected to this aggregation, as mentioned above.
Resource map: OAI-ORE Resource maps are constructs for indicating meta-level statements about the creation and publication of ORE data (ORE aggregations and their aggregated resources). We are exploring their use as a contextualisation mechanism for the Europeana aggregation. Maps (for example, http://data.europeana.eu/rm/europeana/92037/25F9104787668C4B5148BE8E5AB8DBEF5BE5FE03; raw data) are connected to an item they are about using 'foaf:primaryTopic', and to its corresponding Europeana aggregation using 'ore:describes'. They sum up the provenance of data using 'dc:creator' and 'dc:contributor' statements. Crucially, they also indicate, in a machine-readable way, that the (RDF) data served at data.europeana.eu is provided under the CC0 Public Domain Dedication.
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The following RDF namespace abbreviations are currently used in data.europeana.eu:
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In today's day and age it is hard to come across a game that has a simple and effective design. Different construction games like Build the Bridge, Successful Experiments and many more, the content has more to do with how clever and smart are you in building, breaking, constructing and reaching the next level. Several Brownie points are given based on your abilities to be a successful architect of the constructed machine or building or farm. Just because a toy is straightforward, that doesn't mean it cannot be interesting and challenging. Look for options which balance simplicity and entertainment, so that your children are not blocked by a products' complexity, yet don't get easily bored with it.
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Even though the MLB Playoffs are going on right now, for a lot of us baseball fans out there our season has ended all too soon; therefore, we are looking ahead to the 2013 season. A lot of us like to be our own little GMs and make hypothetical trade proposals for our own amusement. However, I am not one of those hypothetical guys.
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As we all know, some trades are obvious and some come out of nowhere. Some of my proposed trade chips make a lot more sense than others, but that isn't very fun now, is it? I had to have the mindset of the hypothetical trade guy on some of these, but crazy or not, here are my thirty trade chips for the 2013 MLB season.
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Chone Figgins - Seattle Mariners
Chone Figgins recently stated he wants to move on from the Seattle Mariners. Well, Chone, the Mariners would definitely enjoy moving on from your horribleness. This will probably happen, with Seattle picking up all of his salary. They just want to get him off the roster.
Nolan Reimold - Baltimore Orioles
Nolan Reimold just can't get a break with the Baltimore Orioles. He was actually having a pretty solid year before injuries ruined his season…again. Reimold might be out of a starting job, while some team could be interested in a potential late-bloomer. Reimold still has some value; it's just a matter of if Baltimore wants to trade him.
Jeff Francoeur - Kansas City Royals
Jeff Francoeur is only good in the eyes of Robin Ventura – who intentionally walked Francoeur four times this season – so I wouldn't be surprised if Frenchy is on the White Sox somehow. But with Wil Myers coming up for sure, Francoeur will definitely on the bus out of town.
Rafael Betancourt - Colorado Rockies
There was one good pitcher on the Colorado Rockies this season: Rafael Betancourt. Any contending team should be after Betancourt for the primary set-up role or even closer. He's been very consistent throughout his career, and pitching well in Coors Field only makes his resume even better.
Mark Trumbo - Los Angeles Angels
Mark Trumbo had a tremendous first half this season; then, he remembered he is Mark Trumbo. There is a reason Trumbo was a career minor leaguer before 2011, and it's cause he isn't very good. The Angels would be so much better if they traded Trumbo and put Bourjos in the outfield, not vice versa. Some team would drool at his power numbers, so the Angels would have some solid leverage in trade negotiations.
Grant Balfour - Oakland Athletics
In order to predict an A's move, one must thing like Billy Beane. Balfour will have his option picked up because Beane knows it's good market value. Once the big relievers are sign, Beane will shop Balfour to the most desperate team. Rinse, wash, repeat: The Billy Beane way of using closers.
Nelson Cruz - Texas Rangers
Nelson Cruz is an interesting trade option for the Rangers. If they don't re-sign Hamilton – which I don't think they will do – this idea will become void, but the Rangers' outfield is pretty crowded, making Cruz expendable. He's basically a better version of Mark Trumbo, so some team would overpay for him.
Alex Rios - Chicago White Sox
Rios is a lot like Soriano, but without all the tricky no-trade clauses. Rios bounced back in a huge way this season, and the White Sox are going to be pretty terrible in 2013, so it makes sense for Chicago to shop Rios with his value as high as it is to get rid of the $25 million left on his deal.
James Shields - Tampa Bay Rays
It makes sense for the Oakland A's of the East to shop their most valuable, yet expensive pitcher on the open market, right? Well, he might not be the most valuable, but you get what I mean. The Rays' rotation will be just fine without James Shields.
Jonathan Lucroy - Milwaukee Brewers
I couldn't think of one Brewer that would make sense for a trade, so I asked my Brewer friend to give me an idea. He said Lucroy because they would get the most back for him and Martin Maldonado would do just fine replacing him. I don't really agree with him, but whatever.
Jacoby Ellsbury - Boston Red Sox
Wait… Jacoby Ellsbury doesn't have the power and speed of Mickey Mantle!? I feel shocked, Cotton. He still has the speed, but that power he showed in 2011 was as much as a fluke as Brady Anderson's 50-homer season. Ellsbury is in his last year of arbitration, and it's clear the Red Sox want to retool a bit, so don't be surprised if the Carmines pull the trigger on a deal this winter.
Justin Morneau - Minnesota Twins
Justin Morneau appears to finally overcome his post-concussion issues with his good season in 2012. Surprisingly, there are a lot of teams that could use a first baseman. While the Twins don't have to cut payroll, getting Morneau off their books might be a good idea; especially, if they get some prospects in return.
Shin-Soo Choo - Cleveland Indians
Shin-Soo Choo is one of the most underrated outfielders in the game of baseball. He seems like a perfect fit for the Tampa Bay Rays since BJ Upton will depart. Some smart GM will make a push for Choo. He truly is one of the few five-tool players the game has. Even if those tools aren't the best, they are there nonetheless.
Josh Johnson - Miami Marlins
It just makes too much sense to deal Johnson if you are the Miami Marlins. He gives you a huge talent package in return, it trims your payroll, and it makes your team even worse. I would say the Marlins have an outside chance of rebounding next season, but as of right now Ozzie is still employed.
Roy Halladay - Philadelphia Phillies
As Bill Murray said in the movie Kingpin: I don't know, but it's fun, isn't it? That basically sums up my idea on why Halladay could be shopped. Personally, I think the Phillies are finished being an elite team. Of course, that's just my opinion and I could be really wrong about that. But if I am right, shopping Halladay – especially around the deadline – makes a whole lot of sense for both parties involved. I would have said Cliff Lee instead, but no one in their right minds would take on that contract.
Justin Upton - Arizona Diamondbacks
I still don't think the smoke has settled from all of the Justin Upton rumors we heard this year. Upton is easily the best player available on the open market, it's just a matter of getting the right package. This is a type of deal that makes or breaks a GM's career. I guess we will see if that smoke clears or if there will be an accelerant to a calm fire.


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Tommy Tune will host The Actors Fund's 17th Annual Tony Awards Viewing Party, which will be held at the Taglyan Cultural Complex in Los Angeles. The event begins at 3:30 PM with cocktails and a silent auction followed by dinner and the live Tony broadcast at 5 PM. The evening will also feature the presentation of the Artistic Achievement Award to several Broadway stars from the first Tony Awards to the present. This year's honorees are Nancy Dussault, June Lockhart, Millicent Martin, Charlotte Rae, Cathy Rigby and Marissa Jaret Winokur. Phone (323) 933-9266, ext. 458 for tickets.
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I mentioned this in the column, but the Chiefs have gone from averaging 16.6 points and 357.5 yards to 10.3 points and 270.3 yards since Romeo Crennel decided he needed to spend more time with the offense.
What I didn't put in the column is that they've gone from giving up 30 points and 347.5 yards to 21.2 points and 308 yards per game since Romeo decided he needed to spend less time with the defense.
Godspeed to us all if he decides he needs to spend more time with the quarterback.
Anyway, let's just get to it. This week's food recommendation is the spiedini at Osteria il Centro^ and the reading recommendation is Charlie Pierce's essay from Newtown.
^ Thanks, Ryan.
Small programming note: I'm off the rest of week, so you probably won't see anything from me here.
As always, thanks for your help.
@RoyalsFreeOut Can we make assumptions now? Or would Romeo still be irked? #TT
Tweet of the Day has an early leader.
@theGeneric1 Hard to quantify, but are the 2012 Chiefs the most disappointing team in NFL history? #TwitterTuesday #expectations
I have no idea how to measure that. Just in their own division, the Chargers have had a line of disappointments. What are the last 10 or 15 years of the Cowboys if not a string of disappointments?
But I do think it's fair to call this the most disappointing season in Chiefs history, and I know there's an argument to be made for 1998 and a few others. I'm not sure if anything figured these guys to make the Super Bowl — their starting quarterback was Matt Cassel in a conference where other teams have Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, and Ben Roethlisberger — but they were a trendy pick to win the division. I remember before the season thinking their WORST CASE scenario was 6-10 or 7-9.
This thing unraveled so quickly and completely, it's an indictment on the leadership of the team, the coaching staff, and a roster with far more holes than most any of us realized before the season.
This team is worse than 2008, which is as incredible as it is sad.
@Gregmire Can you please use the phrase 'monsoon of suck' more? #twittertuesday
The Chiefs will almost certainly give me more opportunities.
@gking_gnikg true or false? Chiefs should sign a veteran qb in the offseason to help mentor the one they draft?
False. This is what quarterback coaches are for. If you want to sign a solid backup, cool, but I think the whole mentoring thing is overrated, especially because the guys who are going to come in as backups aren't exactly Johnny Unitas.
@KyleDuxbury I couldn't even drink Tank 7 for the game Sunday. I fell asleep on the couch and I'm only 30. What's wrong with me? #tt
Consult a doctor. This one's out of my jurisdiction.
@flsku - my @Redskins got 300+ out of @KirkCousins8 yesterday. What should the #Chiefs be willing to send our way to secure him? #TT
Eh, not enough for the Redskins to trade him. I'm not sure Washington can trust Griffin to stay healthy, so it makes sense for them to carry a good backup. Also, I'm not sure the Chiefs should trust one game — against the BROWNS — so much that they decide he's the guy.
I mean, isn't that what got the Seahawks in trouble with Matt Flynn?
@LifeofFitz If a large container full trash were to ignite, would you yell #Chiefs or fire?
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@KevinJW1 Media must be objective while covering events, but does that include laughter? That would make covering Chiefs (more) difficult.
I think I've laughed at the Chiefs every game they've played, actually. Let's review…
vs Falcons: it was so easy to predict they'd fold after the missed field goal.
at Bills: Bowe points at the back of his jersey in the fourth quarter and the Chiefs were down about 100 points.
at Saints: Cassel's pass to the flat is so bad McCluster is hurt.
vs Chargers: five turnovers in the first half.
vs Ravens: Cassel fumbles snap on sneak attempt at the goal line.
at Bucs: that whole game was a laughtrack, but especially Wallace jumping over Stanford Routt (remember him?) on that touchdown.
at Chargers: Chiefs give up three touchdowns in less than three minutes of the fourth quarter.
at Steelers: Chiefs penalized for celebrating a touchdown that didn't count.
vs Bengals: Hillis fumbles at the goal line, when a touchdown would've given the Chiefs a lead, and the team predictably folds.
vs Broncos: actually, the funniest part came after, when Romeo Crennel praised the play of Brady Quinn…who was 13 of 25 for 126 yards, no touchdowns and an interception (that was on the last, meaningless, play of the game).
vs Panthers: nothing funny about this one. Just Romeo's finest hour.
at Browns: I think the "A-Hole" chants at Peyton Hillis were the best part.
at Raiders: Quinn's pass off Devon Wylie's facemask.
@b_counter lifelong chiefs fan that moved to Denver 1.5 yrs ago. At what point, if any, can I let my loyalties shift? #twittertuesday
That's between you and your god.
@CornoObbligato Is being a Chiefs fan this season what it's like to be a kU football fan, except no basketball to anticipate? #TwitterTuesday
That's probably accurate.
@StraightOuttaEM More likely to be above .500 next year: #royals or #chiefs or #kufootball
In order: Royals, Chiefs, and KU football. And, really, the Royals are the only one with a good hope.
@MathewBerger How do you feel about Shields post A. Sanchez and Dickey deals?
Not drastically different from what I wrote on Friday. Still think the Royals gave up too much, still don't like that they gave up Myers when he likely could've been an instant upgrade in right field, and still respect the guts and understand the spirit behind it all.
It's only natural to compare what the Royals and Blue Jays did, of course, but there are a few important differences to keep in mind. First, trading for Dickey is not the most important deal Toronto made. They also, essentially, traded for every good Marlin other than Giancarlo Stanton. And the two top prospects the Royals gave up can be instant contributors in the big leagues.
The guys the Mets got may turn into stars, but there is less certainty. Travis D'Arnaud has put up good numbers, but everyone hits in Las Vegas, and he's a catcher coming off knee surgery. Noah Snydergaard has a higher ceiling than Jake Odorizzi, but he's also never pitched above A-ball.
Also, with the contract extension, the Blue Jays have Dickey for three seasons and a club option for a fourth.
So I still feel the same way about what the Royals did. Don't like it, but do respect it.
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It tastes like the pizza they used to serve in junior high, only with more grease.
Now, I should say here that I liked the pizza they used to serve in junior high, and I have nothing against grease, but I'm also not 13 years old anymore (shut up!) and I've discovered places like Pizza 51, The Other Place, and Caddyshack.
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@TheJeffReport More inconsistent in 2012: the Kansas City Chiefs or S2 of Homeland?
I keep hearing people say the Chiefs have been inconsistent, and, not even trying to be a smartass here, I think they've been remarkably consistent. They've lost 10 of their 14 games by double digits, and eight by more than two touchdowns. They've had crappy quarterback play pretty much every week, good punting, weird coaching decisions and an almost admirable resilient cockiness throughout the whole thing.
And I've liked Homeland, on the whole. But I never thought it was in the pantheon of great all-time shows.
@prnutz Is it too early to question the hiring of Bruce Webber? K-State goes from NCAA tournament team to a hopefull NIT team. #tt
I'm getting a lot of this, actually, and, yes. I would say that nine games is a bit too early to call a coach a bust. The Gonzaga game got ugly, and the Cats were overmatched against Michigan — and will be again on Saturday against Florida — but nothing's happened so far that will prevent K-State from being in the tournament. They've lost some chances, but c'mon.
Nine games.
@leonthetrader Is Ben McClemore gone to the draft for sure?
Yes. Gone.
When I was doing Sunday's column on the Jayhawks, I heard some of that "he really likes it here" talk but didn't get the sense that anyone really believes he'll play another season at Kansas.
And why should he?
Kid's a star^. This is exactly as scientific as it deserves, but the first two mock drafts I clicked on had him being selected third and fourth. He'd be crazy to turn that down, even if he "drops" to the late lottery.
^ I've said before, either here or on Twitter or both, that I can't remember watching a player who enjoys being athletic as much as McLemore. Well, I mentioned this theory to a coach the other day. His response: "You know Blake Griffin was always kind of the same way. Those guys just love to jump. Hell, I would too if I could do it like that. They're like that showhorse who just wants to show you his (man region) all the time."
If he drops more than that, I suppose you could make a case that he could improve his way back into the high lottery — sort of the oppose case of Phil Pressey, for instance, who needs to go if he can get into the first round because 5-foot-ahem-11 point guards can't improve their draft stock much — but even that would be a stretch.
In other words: enjoy what is effectively McLemore's senior year.
@thillsman Any big plans for Christmas? And what did you get us? #TT
Leaving tomorrow for my mom's in North Carolina, then coming back to watch the Chiefs lose to Indianapolis on Sunday and cook ribs for the local family on Christmas. Yes, ribs. On Christmas.
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This is just way too cool - keep the eyes closed.
And.. why not 40 or 50 made.. I'm really torn here :cry
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A couple of reasons why I'm only making 30.
1: Because I'm so busy (as any of my customers will confirm:wacko) I'm having to make these in my spare time, and spare time is very limited. This isn't a profit making venture, it's something that I thought I'd share here whilst I had this rare opportunity.
2: Jeremy and his agent have agreed to let 30 copies go ahead, they want to keep the run very small and exclusive to TDH members.
Sorry if you didn't make the list, I hope this makes it clear
DAZ, any news about the costs for material etc ... curious what I have to pay and I bet many others wait for that too ... sorry for the leck of patience ... ;-)
great job you´ve done here!
If someone decides to drop off the list please add me as a replacement, I would like one of the Lifecasts...
The casting's look great! I do agree with the consensus. Eyes closed. I would have said open, but the more I think about it, shut is better.( I will most likely be diplaying cast on my wall.... Imagine having G.B ( Fetts ) eyes follow you around in that poster eyes way...)
Those look the bee's knees :thumbsup way too poor at the moment (as are many others, what with christmas not helping matters..humbug :lol) to have been able to get one.. they look fantastic though :thumbsup
What a nice guy Mr Bulloch is to have done this
Why is JB first on the list?? I mean he owns the original and can sign it anytime he wishes right????
I keed! Nice work brother!
I've now worked out the cost of these. These prices don't include shipping yet, I will need to make a copy first and get it priced at the Post Office. I estimate that the States will be around £10 ($15) standard airmail and the UK around £5-£7.
- UK: £44 (plus shipping)
- USA: $68 (plus shipping)
- UK: £19 (plus shipping)
- USA: $30 (plus shipping)
This cost includes all of the materials used to get to the final copies:
Silicone Rubber
Coldcast Powder
PU Resin
Plaque engraving
Bubble Wrap
PayPal fees
Shipping (T.B.C.)
No need to confirm just yet, let me get the correct shipping costs first.
What a relief! I thought these would be alot more. Thanks Daz. You the man!
daz, i definetely go for signed. could you also please check on the shipping to europe?
Yup, still in Daz... signed! :D
YYYYEEEESSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OH DAZ YOU ARE THE MAN>>> NO YOU ARE A GOD AMONG MEN!!!!! I want mine signed, and I am sure we all do. So you'll PM us when your ready right?
Yiekes!!! ONLY 30 bucks for a plain???? You really are a man of your word Daz... Thank you for making these!! You rock! Well, so does Jeremy. Pm sent on this..
I know im first on the back up list,but i cant see anyone else backing out:(
Anyway,i know some people want a short run and some are wishing for a longer run, and i can understand both points of view from the lucky 30 having a very limited item and also the ones who saw it late missing out on such a great piece.Would it be an option to do a limited number of 81 based on the year TESB was released(1981 being the year it was released IIRC) thus making it more of a tribute to Jeremy and his first appearance as Boba?
I was going to suggest this before but didnt want to sound rude,but i think it could be even better idea for both yourself and Jeremy as it could be a real exclusive that no one else has done,and FWIW i think you should sign the cast too.Im pretty sure all 81 would go,whether they are SE or plain and you could have some sort of online list here on TDH as to which collector owns which number/edition?
And that is fantastic work,you are a genius.
Gutted I didnt see this in time to get one:cry
Would look sweet mounted next to my ROTJ suit your building for me DAZ, but hey ho. I hope you guys enjoy the piece:D:thumbup
DAZ thank you soooooooo much i too felt these were going to be alot more and i would have paid more... but thank you for the XMAS gift LOL
Just let us know when to send Payment (signed please)
Hey Daz,
Are you going to be selling the full bust you'll be creating?
I don't know how I missed this thread, but if there is any way to get in on this I want in!
Er,why has my name dissapeared from being number 1 on the back up list???
Hope i havent offended anyone?
count me in brother!! just let me know how/when to pay!
Christmas has come early indeed. Great price for what will be a great collectable. Great work Daz, you are indeed the new Santa!!!
***! ***! ***!
Where do I send money!
Woo Hoo!
I've now started making the silicone mould. The plan is to get this finished before this weekend then I can get a copy boxed up and weighed, this will allow me to work out the correct shipping costs.
I will publish a photo of the finished resin cast together with the coldcast plaque this weekend. At this stage you can then decide whether you want to proceed and I can start taking payments. I would like to get all 30 copies produced over the Christmas break ready to ship in the New Year. All signature payments will be sent to Jeremy's Paypal address, this will help keep things a little easier for me.
looking great. can't wait to see more.
Looking forward to seeing more progress, great job Daz, and nice gesture too.
This is looking great! I plan on keeping my #2 on the list:)
Those are beautiful (okay that doesn't work), they are truly awesome and hate I missed out on these at such a low price.
I will definately proceed ... This is getting awesome DAZ ... great work!
Thank god i got in.The wife said it scared her,but i told her either i get one or i'll freeze her in carbonite-i wont reply what she said.
Im defiantely in for a signed one Daz.
Thanks again.
DAZ, I am in for a signed one! Just to complete my post above ... :-)
I am SO in for this!!! Great work Daz!
i know i'm 5th on the back up list, but now that we have a price idea, i'm very interested
That looks amazing.
It's too bad it's only 30 copies.
I'm still in, Unsigned for me please. can not wait, lookin good
Ive said it before and I will say it again. I am in for the signed version!
Question: DAZ, where would Jeremys signing be placed? On the plaque or somewhere else? Please don´t let him sign them across the face! ;-)
Let us know when we should place our payments.
Pretty sure that JB will sign the plaque rather than the face, this means that they can be displayed together with the plaque if desired. Plaque's been ordered today and will be with me early Jan. The mould is complete (pics later) so I'll get the first copy made today and show pics here.
Just finished Jeremy's copy which he asked to be a Bronze Coldcast version. I've also shown the moulding process here.
IMPORTANT: Our copies will be a light, almost fleshtone polyurethane resin, not coldcast.
All the boxes have arrived so I can now get this one boxed and weighed so I can publish the shipping costs for you.
That bronze looks killer!
awesome stuff
Sa-weet! great stuff Daz... 8)
Very nice
hey DAZ,
thanks for the infos and the new pictures!
Great stuff!
Amazing work Daz.Ive never seen the process before.
I cant wait!
Hi Daz, wow they look great! Can you please check the postage cost to New Zealand also?
not sure which one I would like as yet... signed or plain... oh the dilemma.
:thumbup that is amazing I can not wait for mine:love
Wau man!!!!!!!!awesome !!!!!!!!!!!
Oh wow, I cant wait to have mine in my greedy little hands (rubbing hands like a mad man) ;)
This will be my first piece of Daz's work, and more than likely not the last :D
Sheesh! This gets better by the minute... Just cannot, I JUST CANNOT wait..
Your mould (matrix style?) is awesome, thank you very much for your pics! :cheers
FACE CAST (including Shipping)
I'm now taking payments for the JB Face Casts. My PayPal is firstname.lastname@example.com These prices include the shipping cost which is for a signed for service.
USA $46 (US Dollars)
Northern Ireland: £23 (GBP)
Finland: £27 (GBP)
New Zealand £30 (GBP)
Argentina £28 (GBP)
Germany £28 (GBP)
Canada £30 (GBP)
Norway £28 (GBP)
Spain £28 (GBP)
- If you would like your copy signed by Jeremy Bulloch (it can be personalised too), then you will need to send the £25 ($37) to his PayPal address, NOT TO ME. His address is email@example.com and the Title should read FACE CAST and include your TDH NAME.
- When making payments to me or Jeremy please include your TDH NAME so we know who you are.
I will be making the 30 copies over the Christmas break, ready to ship in January. So you can now make the payments to me for the facecasts and Jeremy for the signatures. I will update page 1 of this thread showing who has paid, who wants signatures and when they are shipped.
I understand that this has landed at a difficult time, with Christmas almost upon us, so payments can be made over the next few weeks. If you want to remove your name from the list, no problem, just PM me as soon as possible and Ill move other members up the list.
Have a great Christmas,
paypal sent also to jeremy thanks
Paypal sent!!
Thanks again for this opportunity.
PP sent to you and Jeremy
PP sent to you and to Jeremy!
Thanks a lot for this!
Paypal sent. Will PM you with the details. Thank you.
Paypal sent to yourself and Jeremy Daz.
Guess you could make a Boba Fett in Carbonite with this.
Nate... I hate you.. That is JUST what I was about to do with mine...
OK, I've now updated the list with all the payments up to this point.
When paying, please let me know if you have paid Jeremy for a signature so I can put a note on the list, thanks.
:) This icon shows that you've paid
;) This icon shows that you've paid for a signature
Aww, shucks!!! When Daz posted about this, a friend of mine, with whom I have been building proton packs mentioned that he is running Finncon come next year, and asked if we could do a HIC in the front lobby. After reading about this, I phoned to him, and asked, how about BIC instead... Well, after I get my cast from Daz, I'll start working on on my version of this...
part 1 of a 2 part payment made:D
PM sent
Cheers Daz:thumbsup
first of two payments made.... just paid Jeremy, now how much for you Daz? (USA) $37 to Jeremy, and $46 for you correct?
both payments made.
Second payment made
Oh my...Just made a huge investment... I will have to pay in a couple weeks. Is that fine Daz?
Paid for mine, I am number 19 on the list. I am also # 30 for some reason, so you can bump Combatbaby up in to my #30 spot.
Sending payment for signature to Mr Bulloch right now.
EDIT: BOTH payments are complete
PM sent...........:thumbsup;)
Well, it's a fantastic price and looks great, but I had to pass! :cry
I hope this makes another TDH'er happy!
Payment sent DAZ! Thanks man!
Thank you Daz!!!
Just sent payment to both you and Jeremy - also picked up a copy of Flying Solo :)
Thanks for doing this mate!
Daz, as much as I would like one, I think I have to step off the list.
:DBoth payments made. Thanks Daz and Jeremy!:thumbup
PM sent.
I almost passed this up myself, but I very glad that I stuck with it. Cheers for sharing this with us!:thumbsup
What will happen with the mold when you are finished with it? Will you destroy it? or keep it? maybe Jeremy has asked for it?
I cant wait for mine.
payment sent
Here are the first four copies, trimmed out and ready. The inside of each cast has a small Coldcast BM plaque embedded within it and I've numbered each one together with my signature. Jeremy will then number the main display plaque (not shown) and sign it if you have paid for the signature. The numbered plaque will then correspond to the numbered face cast.
I spoke to Jeremy today and the plan is for me to finish all the casts and plaques for the end of Jan/early Feb. I'll then drive to Jeremy's house for him to sign the plaques, I'll take some photos of this for the thread.
Hey DAZ, great idea with the photos of Jeremy signing the casts!
Is it possible to get a printed copy of one or two signing-photos so I can put them on the wall next to the cast?
Would be a great deal. Maybe you take some money for this extra. I would pay for it if it´s an option.
What do you think of it?
Looking forward to getting this!
Is the number on the cast going to correspond with the number each kept in the orderlist? :-)
Daz, PM sent:thumbsup
Daz is there anyway I can get #27 from Bubba Fett, instead of #26.
:thumbsupThe payment has been a correspondent to you Daz and to Mr. Bulloch, thank you for this opportunity friend!!!!!!!!!!;)
Payment sent to DAZ & JB
Thank you both for your time and generosity.
Great opportunity!!!!!
Wow, I just got a nice surprise when I checked my email just now. A happy new year and thanks for getting in on the facecast-mail from Jeremy Bulloch.
Yes, same here! Got an email from Jeremy too.
That´s what makes JB so special. He cares for every single fan. That´s amazing!
Heyy Daz, I paid signed!!!!!!!!!!;););)
I have sent the payment to Mr. Bullock
Payment sent to you and Jeremy for a signed version.
Payment sent to Jeremy.
Any updates Daz?
Wandered if you've managed to get to JB's house again.... ;)


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Michaelyn Buck knew exactly which pajamas she wanted — the ones with the guys in One Direction on the front.
"I like their songs," the 9-year-old said with a big smile.
Michaelyn received the pajamas because of Iz-Bee Jammies, a project started by Katie Clark of Harlan, Iowa, and her friend Valerie Fraser of Sioux City.
The inspiration for the project came from two sources.
Clark's 5-year-old daughter, Izabela (Izzy Bee), who was diagnosed with leukemia in 2010, had a relapse in February. During her time at the Nebraska Medical Center, she wasn't fond of her hospital gown and liked wearing her own pajamas.
The second motivator was television. Fraser saw a segment on "Secret Millionaire" about giving pajamas to children who were in a hospital. She wanted to do something for her friend, and she thought the PJs idea sounded like something she could do.
The two women set a goal of 300 pairs of pajamas, which they felt would help children of any age feel more comfortable during their hospital stays.
So far, Clark and Fraser have collected 286 pairs in sizes extra small to extra large, and have been able to delight hospitalized children in Omaha as well as 18 states outside Nebraska.
They are far from finished, Fraser said, and they hope to surpass their goal of 300. Izzy threw herself into the project, helping pack the pajamas and make the labels.
"She did a lot to help," Fraser said.
Michaelyn, being treated for seizures, was in agreement about liking pajamas better than the hospital gowns.
"They don't show your butt," she said, giggling and talking a mile a minute as she showed off her jammies.
Lynette Buck interrupted, prodding her daughter with, "What do you say?"
"Thank you!" Michaelyn got out before launching into a tale about how she met her friend Neeya.
People who would like more information or want to contribute to the Iz-Bee Jammies project can visit its Facebook page at facebook.com/IzBeeJammies.
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