Curriculum on your Feet
Gps, digital camera, mobile email combine to gather data, observe the
environment, and begin a database of visual, geospatial, and
environmental knowledge and learning on the go.
Curriculum on your Feet
Gps, digital camera, mobile email combine to gather data, observe the
environment, and begin a database of visual, geospatial, and
environmental knowledge and learning on the go.
Waypoint 100
Elevation: 328ft
N: 38o51'33.5"
W: 77o07'31.8"
This was the beginning of my route/trip. I just thought it was weird
that this bridge leads to no path on the other side.
Waypoint 102
Elevation: 253ft
N: 38o51'34.7"
W: 77o07'27.2"
What happens to the branches over time?
Waypoint 104?
Elevation: 250ft
N: 38o51'35.4"
W: 77o07'21.9"
Why put rocks on the banks of the stream?
About waypoint 107
Elevation: 329ft
N: 38o51'36.1"
W: 77o07'18.9"
Can you fit the broken rock back where it used to be?
Waypoint 112
Elevation: 305ft
N: 38o51'42.0"
W: 77o07'07.2"
Do you see the effects on the land when the stream bends?
Waypoint 113
Elevation: 285ft
N: 38o51'44.8"
W: 77o07'02.2"
What geometric shape is formed when the streams meet?
Mail-to-Blogger Address: Use for posting text only posts via email. Like this one I'm posting right now.
BlogSend Address: This email address receives the new post in the email inbox once received. A direct mail publishing process. They suggest setting up group list on Google Groups, to go from post to many inboxes.
Go@Blogger.com: Because my mobile/cell phone is registered. Emails sent from it to this email address, get published straight to this blog. This includes all the pictures you see below.
Site Feed: I played with this function, but it's an ATOM feed, which is not the same as RSS. I use my.yahoo.com to manage my rss feeds. Why? Because, they're new feature allows for SMS alerts, when RSS feeds change. I haven't used it yet, but this is a key innovation that connects computers with phones with both push and pull simultaneously.
Comment Notification Address: Will send email when comment is posted. I don't expect much traffic, but would be interested to be alerted if comments are posted. I probably just test it myself. Since I have push email on my phone, it works just like an SMS.
My friend Adam got me thinking about White Castle, and once I got within
a 50 mile radius, I had to go. It's really not good, in any way. Here's
the number 1. They changed the onion rings. I didn't like them.
Cheeseburgers still the same.
Update: I remember using the camera's flash on the pic above. It seems to have even'd things out a bit.
Here's Ray Iep. He's the sysadmin extraordinaire. He works in the office
next to mine. He invaluably helps me with the servers.
Update: I remember using the camera's flash on the pic above. It seems to have even'd things out a bit.
Posting was nearing instantaneous this time. And the confirmation came
in less than a minute. Awesome!
It took a few minutes to receive email confirmation. Fast compared to
last time. Maybe blogger got the kinks worked out.
Posting this second pic I took to see if it looks any better than the
first.
Finger crossed.
Update: ALRIGHT. Finally, things seem to be rolling. This pic is in the GMU Law School Computer lab. It's when I first set up the blog. I posted this picture at the time. Mysteriously, this post/pic disappeared. I'm glad to have it back up.
Last one failed. Here's the error message.
"Attachments cannot be larger than 250Kb. Error code: 8.8252C2"
Another go, with smaller pic attached found on hd.
Update: I sent this straight from the game. So I didn't bother writing any text at the time. The BB&T Classic is a basketball tournament. This year six local teams played a tripleheader. GMU beat the snot out of American. Later GW beat Maryland in good match of local powerhouses.
For $20 this was a good seat at the MCI Center, although as you can see the glass hindered our view. Nothing a couple of IPA's and hot dogs couldn't cure. (I think I'm starting to realize, eating badly and celebrating go hand in hand for me.)