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Posted by jfleck on 10 February 2013, 2:04 pm

Apologies to regular readers, these are some links for UNM Daily Lobo crew, with whom I’ll be chatting this afternoon:

  • Google My Maps tutorial
  • Buildings named after Pete Domenici
  • Journal crime map
  • The Broad Street Pump
  • My favorite balloon-watching spots
  • An example of a screen grab map
  • Downloaded Drought Monitor map
  • Sunday bird blogging, Cormorant edition
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