Map Fair in Miami

Something for map junkies to do if in the Miami market.
Enjoy.
- Sinam

Thirteenth Annual Miami International Map Fair
Friday-Sunday, February 3-5, 2006

• Presented by theHistorical Museum of Southern Florida
• Sponsored by BrandsMart U.S.A.
• For Collectors and Hobbyists Programs and Lectures Expert Opinions Antique Maps for Sale by Top Dealers
  

Miami International Map Fair events (except as noted) take place at the Historical Museum of Southern Florida (101 West Flagler St), located in downtown Miami at the Miami-Dade Cultural Center.

For further information, contact:
Marcia J. Kanner, ManagerMiami International Map FairHistorical Museum of Southern Florida101 West Flagler StreetMiami, FL 33130
Telephone 305-375-1492Fax 305-375-1609email mapfair@historical-museum.org

http://www.historical-museum.org/mapfair/mapfair.htm

Finding Anything? Or just find something... (the link even)

An interesting book review from one of my GIS e-magazines.

Originally posted in DirectionsMag.com's book reivew section of their e-Newsletter, the book reviewer (credited below) puts her take on Morville's interpretation of "e-space".

She's a Penn Stater, and has a good review. I have been cautiously admonished about copyright rules on the web - so no more cut and pastes. (Guess I'm a bit to wild and fancy free for this straight laced web stuff - joke). But even good links fade away, so I have retained the author's credencies and article source for anyone to find.

See review here: http://www.directionsmag.com/article.php?article_id=2082

About the review author:

Adena Schutzberg , Directions Magazine
Email adena@directionsmag.com
URL http://www.directionsmag.com
Adena Schutzberg is Executive Editor of Directions Magazine and contributes to its widely-read weekly electronic newsletters and website. Before joining Directions Magazine, Schutzberg founded and edited GIS Monitor for nearly five years.She is also the Principal of ABS Consulting Group, Inc., a GIS consulting firm providing services to clients including the Open Geospatial Consortium and GIS software and imagery companies. Before opening her own company, Schutzberg headed U.S. operations for UK-based Cadcorp, and held several positions at ESRI over eight years. She began her career heading Arthur D. Little’s CAD/GIS lab and teaching college geography. She holds a BA in Chemistry from the University of Chicago and an MS in Geography from Pennsylvania State University.