Matilda of Tuscany as Episcopal Patroness

Accommodations in Tuscany as Linked Data

The OpeNER Linked Dataset (OLD) contains 19.140 entries about accommodations in Tuscany (Italy). For each accommodation, it describes the type, e.g. hotel, bed and breakfast, hostel, camping etc., and other useful information, such as a short description, the Web address, its location and the features it provides. OLD is the linked data version of the open dataset provided by Fondazione Sistema...

Matilda Alexandrova, PhD

The paper suggests a review of the existing approaches to the analysis of the “project success” concept. It focuses on the exploration of possible indicators for its evaluation and the identification of the critical success factors. The paper considers in particular the critical factors of project success regarding projects funded by the Operational Programmes of the EU in Bulgaria. It suggests...

Episcopal Hospital Reports, Philadelphia, Vol. II

Waltzing Matilda: A Semiotic Reading of Wik

The Episcopal Church in the United States

Prior to the mid-1780s, the religious community called the Episcopal Church in the United States or the Protestant Episcopal Church was known as the Church of England. Following the war for independence, however, Anglican leaders in the new nation reorganized this religious body, and the Protestant Episcopal Church became the selfgoverning American branch of the Anglican communion. The preface ...