Month: April 2007
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 92
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 92 April 22, 2007 Main Topic: EarthDay 07: From business to personal Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for […]
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Why there should be more surfer geologists
Surfers the world over have raved over a section of the California coast called The Mavericks. Now scientists know why. Geologists mapping the ocean floor have found the clear indication […]
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One way to avoid getting sick
Ever wonder how accurate that phrase, “It’s going around” really is? Well now you can figure it out with Who is Sick? This is sort of epidemiology amateur style. Anyone […]
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AVSP Roadshow – AAG07 – Day 04
A wrap up of the fourth day of the AAG. Click here to download the AAG07 Day 04 podcast
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AVSP Roadshow – AAG07 – Day 03
A wrap up of the third day of the AAG. Click here to download the AAG07 Day 03 podcast
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LBS… Military style
The US military has been spending a great deal of time and money over the last decade or so trying to develop ways to make the on the ground solider […]
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AVSP Roadshow – AAG07 – Day 02
A wrap up of the second day of the AAG. Click here to download the AAG07 Day 02 podcast
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general, Human Geography, Physical Geography
World’s Third Longest River Nearly Irreversibly Damaged
The New York Times reported yesterday that the Yangtze may be so so polluted that the damage is irreversible. It’s understandable that a country wishing to quickly grow its economy […]
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When science fiction comes true
Michael Crichton wrote a book a called Prey about nanotechnology gone wrong – a swarm of nanobots that function as a hive and try to Borg the human race. Now […]
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AVSP Roadshow – AAG07 – Day 01
A quick wrap up of the first half day of the AAG. Click here to download the AAG07 Day 01 podcast
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