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Rand McNally MapEngine
Rand McNally has announced the release of MapEngine, their new web service that will feature the company’s proprietary mapping database. MapEngine is aimed at businesses, and Rand McNally will offer […]
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Matrox DualHead2Go for Multi-Monitor Displays
As a big fan of multi-monitor displays, I took notice of the GISCafe press release announcing the new Matrox DualHead2Go external adapter. Now, you can have a multi-monitor display without […]
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ASA-CSSA-SSSA Day 2
Ummm…yeah. So today, I skipped the morning, but sat in on a session in the afternoon on erosion and runoff (under the soil physics section – S01). I have only […]
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GeographyZone
Yesterday MSNBC.com featured a profile of GeographyZone, a website started by Roger Andreson that features puzzles, games and other educational resources to promote geography awareness. Although the site is not […]
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iTunes issues with Episode 16
I apologize to those of you who are having issues obtaining Episode 16 with iTunes. While this doesn’t seem to be a wides pread issue, until we can find a […]
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EOGEO
Earth Observation and Geospatial Technology for Civil Society…EOGEO is somewhat related to our topic of community mapping this week as their mission is to “provide rapid access to geospatial data […]
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RISK for Google Maps
That’s right, a Google Maps mash-up of that classic of strategy games, RISK. Check it out here Via Digg.com
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ASA-CSSA-SSSA Day 1
I am skipping out on sessions right now, but I will head back in a few. Salt Lake City is still a nice town (I was here in March for […]
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TWiTs speak on patents
After my comments on patents recently I was gleeful to hear the gents at TWiT echo my feelings on the ambiguity and overlap of patents. It was around the 22 […]
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avsp Episode 16 back up
I am not entirely sure it was actually corrupt, but the current version is good.
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