Month: September 2009
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Halloween Mapping Action
There are several sites on-line where people have set up controllable Halloween decorations for various causes. Alek’s Halloween site is a little crowded but that’s part of its charm. He’s […]
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Events, general, GeographyAwareness
Museum Day 2009- Free admission to participating US museums and parks!
Smithsonian Magazine, is sponsoring a great event here in the US on September 26th, Museum Day 2009. Over 1250 participating museums around the country will be offering free admission, which […]
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Events, general, Programming/Dev, WebMapping
UK GIS developers – Only 1 more day to enter the ESRI-Bing Maps Mashup Challenge!
That right – if you’re in the UK and you’re a GIS developer utilizing ESRI products, ESRI UK is sponsoring the http://www.esriuk.com/micro_sites/mashup_challenge/. All you have to do is build a […]
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A Spatial Public Art
If you haven’t seen it already. Apartment Therapy has a post about a Dutch artist who has created real life “dead pixels” that show up on Google Earth. It is […]
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Jesse comments on “Aspiring Academics” – Part 3
Apologies for the delay in getting Part 3 of this series up. Parts 1 and 2 of my comments on Aspiring Academics: A Resource Book for Graduate Students and Early […]
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Candy O Vision
Whenever Holloween starts to come around, I always think about geography and candy. The world in a candy bar map , such as the one from Indiana and Purdue, is […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 217
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 217 September 13, 2009 Main Topic: Our conversation with Brian Wienke of Accela Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click […]
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Work Progress Administration (off-topicish)
A band you should be listening (at least on Tuesday when the CD comes out). This is an alt rock/alt country mega group with folks like Glen Phillips, Sean Watkins, […]
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The home of the tomorrow…. today.
Whenever I see articles like the one about a smart IBM guy who uses Twitter to control his house functions, it makes me think of those old Tex Avery cartoons […]
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New podcast…but not Very
Today I launched a new podcast entitled Spatial@UNCP. It is an attempt to evangelize spatial concepts and geospatial technologies on my new campus, but I am hopeful that it will […]
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