Promise The Annals Of the Four Masters

Credits

Photography, Images and additional sources credits

Photography:

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Source image for bank safe with key (Book Of Aiden)

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Airplane Travel – Businessman – on the phone (Book Of Aiden)

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In a meeting 1 - Plot image (Book of Aiden)

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Yellow Fluid – Creativity dripping image (Book of Aiden)

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Relaxation view / Holiday & cruise Shot (Book Of Aiden)

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Source for Compass background image (Book Of Mick)

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Image of two Yellow Dandelions in Blue Vases (Book Of Brigid)

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Source for Madrid Monument image (Book Of Brigid)

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Source for Madrid Metro (underground) image (Book Of Brigid)

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Red Heart (Book Of Brigid)

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Child’s Windmill / Pinwheel (Book Of Brigid)

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Shoelaces undone. (Book of Mick)

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Arrow Icon (Book Of Mick)

Image and Additional Sources

The opensource template for the flipbook used for the Book of Brigid was found here: http://www.iparigrafika.hu/

For the on-line version, I modified the Flash preloader downloaded from: http://flashwanted.com/fla/progress-bars/advanced-flash-preloader.html

The black and white Image of the storyteller used in Aiden’s Page, ‘Beal’s Story’ is my own photograph of a photograph of Russian Novelists Leo Tolstoi and his grand children, as it appeared in the 1964 book: MAN THE ARTIST – His Creative imagination. MacDonald London. 1996.

Other Found Images:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Libri_antichi_-_Ancient_books.jpg
was the copyright free photograph - Foto di Giovanni Dall'Orto used in background image of the promise title.

ancient-books.jpeg – sourced here: http://stbenedict.wordpress.com/old-quotes/
same images as ‘ancient_books_7136611.jpg’ also sourced here: http://bookcemetery.com/default.aspx

All SVG Celtic knot files from: http://commons.wikimedia.org specifically: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:AnonMoos/Gallery
Trinity Knot Bands: The simplest of Celtic Knots found in many of the early illuminated manuscripts, such as the Book of Kells. It is also known as a triquetra or triqueta. They were common in Celtic myth and legend, known to symbolize the three elements: Earth, Wind & Fire; the Holy Trinity.

Found here: http://www.lindaclifford.com/Rings/TJH/TJ010.jpg and used with permission in the off-line version of the main file.

The image: cpg359fol66r was found at the corpus of electronic texts http://celt.ucc.ie/links.html

The main page of ‘Promise’ image is a combined, edited and filter applied combination of images found at the following locations:
www.monasticireland.com/img/iona/iona3.gi
www.dun-na-ngall.com/kell.jpg
http://www.aboutbookbinding.com/images/Page_from_the_book_of_Kells.gif
Large page of kells and Title page of O Kearneys Irish Alphabet and Catechism.
http://www.sacred-destinations.com/ireland/images/dublin/trinity-and-kells/Folio-27v-Four-Evangelists.jpg

Folio-27v-Four-Evangelists
Annals_of_the_Four_Masters_AD432_entry

Also found copyright free and edited/ incorporated as image masks, etc were: Great Book Of Lecan MacDonald Page Dublin, Royal Irish Academy, MS 23, P 2, f. 81r Picture courtesy of John McLaughlin – found here:
http://www.emerald-isle-gifts.com/images/articulos/comm194401u.jpg - stamps file - edited. Ireland 1944 Annals of the Four Masters Michael O'Cleirigh Though originally a commemorative issue, these stamps became part of the definitive issue and remained on sale until 1969. Set of 2 Used Date of Issue Jun-30, 1944
http://www.emerald-isle-gifts.com/irish-stamps---philately/commemoratives-1929-59/ireland-1944-annals-of-the-4-masters-set-of-2-used.asp
http://gug.sunsite.dk/pictures/1027656544.jpg– the celtic button image
http://gug.sunsite.dk/pictures/1027563910.jpg - the colored decoration
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/15/Celtic_knot_two-part_circle_horizontal.jpg - used for alpha channels on buttons

The image for – computer program with dialogue warning – ‘help feature not yet implemented’ used in the Book of Stella is take from the article “Wreader's Digest - How To Appreciate Hyperfiction by Anja Rau found: http://jodi.tamu.edu/Articles/v01/i07/Rau/
Journal of Digital Information, Volume 1 Issue 7 Article No. 28, 2000-12-14
Illustration of Saxo Grammaticus http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Saxo_horn_old.jpg

Image of Stella Artois Bottle used under Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 2.5 License. Image found herehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Stella_Artois_Bottle.jpg

The Annals of the Four Masters reunited for first time since 1636 in landmark exhibition:http://www.tcd.ie/Communications/news.php?headerID=724&vs_date=2007-10-1

"Cineal Mag Uidhir" (Children of the Dun Scoffer or Jester - Maguire), were one of the three clans who made up the Kingdom of Airgialla (Oriel) in the 5th Century. By the year 1302, the Maguires were already well established as rulers of Fermanagh and The MacDonnells of Knocknacloy were their neighbors to the south. By the end of the 16th Century they controlled almost all of the area within the modern county boundary.
http://www.skynet.ie/~ger/maguire/main.html

Shadow and Substance won the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award in 1937 (sources: http://www.dramacritics.org/dc_pastawards.html#1937 )

Image for ‘That bastard Hamlet, He fucking stabbed me” is the Battle of Marathon :Herodotus Tells the Story http://karenswhimsy.com/royalty-free-images.htm