Month: November 2006
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Publish Your Own Book with Blurb
If you’ve ever wanted to publish your own book, then Blurb is for you. I tried this service and jsut received my very own hard-cover book of our family history. […]
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FeedYourZune – Podcasts on your Zune
For those of you looking for an aggregator for your brand new Zune, you may want to take a look at FeedYourZune. This software allows you to pull down you […]
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9/11 Sites, Then and Now
National Geographic News has a short but interesting photo gallery detailing different sites from 9/11, both on that day and now. The shots are the same shot from the same […]
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VirtualCity Toronto – a cool combo of Google Maps and street level photos
I really liked A9’s Block Level street photos that let you see what the central areas of various cities were like, and we actually used them a few times to […]
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Around the World with the Airbus A380
If you’ve ver wanted to know how a new commercial aircraft gets its final certification, you’ll love this really neat little website, which is documenting the route proving trials of […]
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Animal Tracks
An interesting article in the BBCl on tracking snow leopards by satellite led me to other interesting sites. You can adopt a cute loggerhead turtle complete with satellite tracker on […]
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Microsoft Expression
I haven’t had a chance to play with the package, but it looks like an interesting attempt by Microsoft to create a modern web design tool that supports CSS, XML, […]
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Couple of links
To go along with this weeks episode here are a couple of links that I came across in my meanderings tonight. Mapping Literature: Cartography in the World Literature Classroom by […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 71
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 71 November 26, 2006 Main Topic: Geography of fictional landscapes Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for the detailed […]
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IBM funding 3D internet project
I am starting to catch up on some things I’ve missed while we were getting ready for the SEDAAG conference, and this project is one I’m really interested in. An […]
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