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[Who Hung the Moon?] Who Hung the Moon? » Blog Archive » I'm a Geoblogger!: At the American Geophysical Union meeting this week I dicovered that I belong to a small community that I didn't even know about: I'm a geoblogger! There was a luncheon on Wednesday for people who blog about earth or space .

[geobloggers] Geo-Personalised Data Newspaper, aka The Postcode Paper ...: The Postcode Newspaper is a great, fantastic idea, but it’s going to be held back, along with other great, fantastic ideas. Data.gov.uk will generate a lot of ideas, but moving the whole country forwards, really unlocking useful information that actually helps real people …

[NOVA Geoblog] NOVA Geoblog: Second blogiversary: voiced caution when GSA extended geobloggers an official invitation, asking for further clarification of details like responsibilities and expectations,; explored whether she was asked to review a paper because she blogged about a similar topic, .

[ScienceBlogs Channel : Physical Science] Bloggers at the American Geophysical Union meeting : All of My ...: 3) There will be "Geoblogger" stickers waiting for you at the Press Room (Room 3010, Moscone West Level 3), so that you can attach them to your badges to help you be recognized by fellow bloggers (or to start conversations with other .5) For the first time, AGU will have an official blog for the Fall Meeting!

[NOVA Geoblog] NOVA Geoblog: Geobloggers get-together at GSA?: I'm making my plans for GSA (Portland, Oregon) this week, and wondering if when we should get together for libations, conviviality, and rocks (and perhaps recording a podClast?). My talk is Monday morning .

[geobloggers] Flickr, KML, and a stroll down memory lane. « geobloggers: If you want Google Earth to spin round and show you where the latest photos are when a KML feed updates open up the Info/Properties for the Network Link and turn on “Fly to location on Refresh”. Originally I had this served as on by default, but then it got too annoying when you’re trying to look at something and suddenly the globe spins 180 to show you the latest photos.

[ScienceBlogs Channel : Environment] Need more geobloggers: ScienceOnline 2010 and The Open Lab : All ...: (January, when editing typically happens, is going to be crazy, and I'll probably be on a blog hiatus for work-related reasons then.) So that means that someone else is going to have to speak for the rocks. You can nominate your own .

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