Month: September 2007

  • Upgraded…

    to WordPress 2.3 with a little bit of grief (had to upgrade to MySQL 5 finally). Please let me know if you find anything that may have been broken in […]

  • A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 115

    A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 115 September 30, 2007 Main Topic: Relevance of Geography Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for the detailed shownotes

  • Festival of Maps in Chicago

    There is a great website associated with the Festival of Maps that is taking place through February 2008. The site offers a chance to view sites via a map, search […]

  • Guerrilla Geography

    Over in the UK a new movement has popped up…Guerrilla Geography. So far there has only been one activity so far where they have taken Geography education to the streets […]

  • BBC NEWS | Virtual lessons stimulate students

    The BBC reported on a new teaching system in Singapore that utilizes ‘mixed reality’ technologies, a combination of real world information supported through visualization using head mounted displays. They use […]

  • To Catch a Thief…..Use GPS!

    A merchant in Indianapolis got tired of having his woodworking store burglarized (and as a budding wood worker, I can tell you some of that stuff costs one HECK of […]

  • Ten Most Polluted Places

    National Geographic has a photo essay/article about the top ten most polluted places on Earth. It’s unfortunate how many of them are located in the former Soviet Union areas. I […]

  • Leica updates Titan

    Leica is rolling out the updates to Titan fairly regularly including today’s release which includes Terrain support, a custom drawing toolbar that includes KML export, and a navigational compass. I […]

  • ASPRS 2008 Call for Papers

    Just a quick reminder that the Call for Papers for the 2008 ASPRS conference in Portland are due by October 1, next Monday. The conference itself will take place April […]

  • Lilly, the Wonder Geographer!

    This is a incredible display by a 2 year old of geographic knowledge! The video runs rather long at 8 minutes or so, but it’s impressive to watch. This girl […]

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