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Nik | Klampfradler 🎸🚲

Yay 🥳 !

#RDF N-Triples 1.1 and 1.2 and #Turtle 1.1 syntax test suites run from their official manifests, with my self-written #Rust test runner for RDF test case manfiests based on my RDF Graph ORM!

codeberg.org/Taganak/taganak-s

Thanks to @codecraft for work on the internal API and @epage for support with the #winnow parser library.

Screenshot of a terminal window. First, a list of some tests that were run successfully, concluded by the line: test result: ok. 251 passed; 0 failed; 145 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.01s
#LinkedData#TaganakNet
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Nik | Klampfradler 🎸🚲

The new #Rust #LinkedData framework @codecraft and I are building (#TaganakNet) is now at the point where it can:

* Map #RDF schemas onto Rust types (ORM-style)
* Use this to parse official @w3c RDF test suites from their #Turtle manifests
* Run the test-cases
* Succeed in running the test-cases 🥳

That's somehow dogfooding on a special level 😉 .

Still heavy WIP of course, but for extra curious eyes: codeberg.org/Taganak/taganak-s

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Art History Animalia

#TwoForTuesday :
Beaded #Turtle & Beaded #Lizard Umbilical Pouches
On display at Santa Rosa Junior College Multicultural Museum (CA, USA)
“Umbilical pouches are created by Plains women when babies are born. The umbilical cord of the newborn is dried & then sewn into the pouch. The pouch may then be then hung on cradleboards or blankets as a protective amulet or hung on a tree to draw spirits away from the child. Lizards represent boys & turtles represent girls.”
#NativeAmericanArt #IndigenousArt

14. Beaded Turtle Umbilical Pouch Unknown date, unidentified artist Donated by Sharon Koch 114.398 15. Beaded Lizard Umbilical Pouch, Ca. 1980s 88.082 Artist: Kaiwe Fastwolf This is a replica of an Arapaho fetish, created for the SRJC Museum by the artist. Umbilical pouches are created by Plains women when babies are born. The umbilical cord of the newborn is dried and then sewn into the pouch. The pouch may then be then hung on cradleboards or blankets as a protective amulet or hung on a tree to draw spirits away from the child. Lizards represent boys and turtles represent girls.”
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Art History Animalia

#TurtleTuesday 🐢:
Wayne Skye (1949-2012, Six Nations Reserve, Ontario: Wolf clan, Cayuga)
Clan Animals on the Turtle’s Back, 1996
Moose antler, steel, adhesive
Carnegie Museum of Natural History display 36182-1
#IndigenousArt #FirstNationsArt #NativeAmericanArt
“The nine clan animals of the Cayuga nation stand on the back of the great #turtle. Clockwise from the turtle's head, they are hawk, snipe, wolf, beaver, turtle, eel, deer, heron, and bear (center).”

photo of the sculpture on display at museum, quarter turn profile view
photo of the sculpture on display at museum, full side profile view
photo of the gallery label: “5. CLAN ANIMALS ON THE TURTLE'S BACK Wayne Skye (1949-), Six Nations Reserve, Ontario, Wolf clan, Cayuga, 1996 The nine clan animals of the Cayuga nation stand on the back of the great turtle. Clockwise from the turtle's head, they are hawk, snipe, wolf, beaver, turtle, eel, deer, heron, and bear (center). The turtle plays a major part in the Iroquois story of the Earth's origin. Long ago, according to the story, Sky Woman fell through a hole in the sky, down toward the vast waters below. The birds flew and caught her on their wings, but there was no place below for her to land. The turtle offered to support a world on his back, and Muskrat succeeded in bringing from the bottom of the sea some mud that he placed on the turtle's back. When Sky Woman landed, the Earth was ready for her on the back of the Great Turtle. Moose antler (Alces alces), steel, adhesive 36182-1”
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Lindy 👽

#throwbackthursday to my birthday hike in 2022. I stopped and took a short nap beside a lake off the trail (as one does). When I woke up there was something large and wet in my arms. I slowly backed up, and there he was - I had been spooning a snapping turtle! I spent a while at that lake, hanging out with my new friend while he swam in circles near the shore. I’ve always wondered what on earth compelled him to curl up in my arms like that.

A common snapping turtle climbing out of the water on the side of a lake. This guy was huge, about a foot and a half long, with big claws. He's covered in a layer of mud and dirt.
A common snapping turtle peeking out from the water of a lake. The front of his head and tiptop of his shell are above water, with the rest of his body submerged. His little eyes are looking at the camera, and he has a cute little nose!
#hiking#turtle#nature
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