Month: November 2007
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New design in the avsp store
In my eternal search for the next evolution of avsp t-shirt we came up with something that tickled me. The shirt (or cafe press item of your choice) says where: […]
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Is Europe a country?
I ran across this amusing video from a US game show. The real bright spot here is of course that the 3rd grader got the geography answer in like 10 […]
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general, Human Geography, Physical Geography
Google Throws Weight Behind Renewable Energy
In other Google news, they have decided to invest some of their billions into renewable energy sources, like solar and wind. The plan is to make renewable sources cheaper than […]
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general, VirtualEnvironments, WebMapping
Google Adds Terrain Features to Google Maps
Google has added a few new features to its Google Maps application (funny how Google Local never really caught on, isn’t it?). One, they’ve added the ability to edit markers, […]
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XNA and geospatial data
So, now that our conference presentation is over, I thought I would tell a little bit about what I have been working on for the last few months that has […]
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general, Software, VirtualEnvironments
V1 on geospatial and gaming
For those of you not subscribed to the V1 Magazine Newsletter, Jeff and Matt give their take on a topic we have often talked about, gaming technologies in the realm […]
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America’s Most Obese Cities
Forbes has a run down of the most obese cities in the US. Suffice to say I have a few issues with their methodology, but it is interesting to see […]
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Wish someone a Mappy Birthday!
While browsing the Web for those last few Christmas gifts, I came across these cool cards from Uncommon Goods. They’re birthday cards that are made from recycled topo maps, and […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 123
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 123 November 25, 2007 Main Topic: Rodney Jackson of CPCC Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for the detailed […]
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The Whereabouts Clock
Microsoft Research Cambridge has come up with a new device that is reminiscent of the Weasley’s family’s clock in the Harry Potter books – dubbed the Whereabouts Clock – which […]
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