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A GIS Podcast — Hobu, Inc.

Howard Butler has a single podcast episode up on his website. He focuses on the announcements at the ESRI UC and announce on Mapserver. We are still going to claim the first North American Geography podcast, but only by a week Head on over a give Howard a listen at A Podcast — Hobu, Inc.

 
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Spatially Adjusted – Blog about ESRI and GIS: The VerySpatial Podcast

Published on August 19, 2005 by in General, general

This is our first mention (that I know of) on an outside site. Between getting a few emails and this plug there is a little pressure to make this podcast and blog all it can be. On that note, we hope to have our first column up this weekend, with our second close on its

 
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Couple of notes from Download Squad

Here are a couple of links from Download Squad relating to Yahoo Maps, Google Maps, and VirtualEarth. Take a look. Flash Earth: Google Maps + MSN Virtual Earth + Flash mash-up Yahoo re-launches local search

 
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Download Squad | Terragen: free Bryce knock-off lets you make your own world

Published on August 17, 2005 by in General, general

This is an article about a Bryce like product. It doesn’t have direct ties to existing real world data, it does allow you to make a lovely, photorealistic, world of your own. Terragen: free Bryce knock-off lets you make your own world

 
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BBC NEWS | Tsunami clue to ‘Atlantis’ found

Published on August 17, 2005 by in General, general

We have so many choices for Atlantis that you have to wonder whatever happened to Mu…I guess the Indian & Pacific Oceans are just too big. BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Tsunami clue to ‘Atlantis’ found

 
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Amazon.com Unveils Photo-Mapping Service – Yahoo! News

Amazon’s A9 search engine couldn’t be left behind of course. They have had their block views for over a year now and they make one of the best examples of spatial multimedia out there without being attachment to a map. Head over to http://maps.a9.com/ to take a look and check out the press release link

 
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Neave Lab › Flash Earth

1 part Google Maps, 1 part MSN Virtual Earth, and a heaping helping of Flash. This is a great front end for all the data available through these new sites. Neave Lab › Flash Earth

 
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CafePress Items

Published on August 15, 2005 by in General, general

We have some fine products sporting the VerySpatial logo and our new catch phrase, “Geography…In Stereo”. Use the link to the right to check out the products. We are especially happy with the square tile. We will say more on this weekends podcast if we have received the shirt and tile that were ordered. All

 
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Site additions

Published on August 15, 2005 by in General, general

As you may have noticed I have added a few pages to the site. There are now links to the podcast, columns, and links pages, as well as link to the right that will map that last 20 URL locations (I think). The podcast page has links to the podcast files for direct download, blurbs

 
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Terraserver Mural – The Design Weblog

Always new ways to use aerial imagery. Terraserver Mural – The Design Weblog – design.weblogsinc.com _

 
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