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I have been having fun with wordle.net and generating Wordle’s for my blog.  I seem to have an obsession with panoramas at the moment:

Image by http://www.wordle.net/ Images of Wordles are licensed.
I recommend trying your own…

I have just discovered the Photosynth Blog, which is a great resource for tips, tricks and information on new features.  Nice work Photosynth Team! 
One of my synths even features in this post:

I’m famous at last

The view from my window this morning. We’re getting a lot of snow this winter.

I have juts discovered this hotmap that shows tile usage stats for VE.   It is pretty cool and I have been having a bit of fun exploring with it.  More about it is here. 
The pattern of hot spots is interesting for Europe.  It certainly seems that usage follows the density of population (e.g. [...]

If you are a VE developer you may want to have a look at this contest for your chance to have your work showcased and win a Virtual Earth glass globe!  You can’t loose as all contributors (with valid submissions) will receive a free T-shirt.

Recently I have been playing around Image Composite Editor (ICE) and have found it a really good, simple (and free!) tool for stitching photo panoramas.  Therefore I have been re-visiting some photo panoramas I have taken over the years and stitching them in ICE. 
The problem I have always had is that panoramas are [...]

Are you a Virtual Earth and/or Multimap developer?  If so you should consider coming along to the VE Developer Event.  We are designing this event especially for developers (so if you do not like looking at code this is not the event for you!). 
Developing with Virtual Earth
Thursday 19th March – Microsoft, Thames Valley Park, [...]

Last night I attended the CloudMade API launch event in London.  CloudMade is a company providing professional services and products on top of Open Street Map.   I really enjoyed the event.  What impressed me most was the shear professionalism of it, they had obviously spent a lot of time think planning and rehearsing.  This [...]

I took it here.  It is one of these.

On Wednesday 4th February I presented with Mark Lewin and Annie Hawkins in an ESRI(UK) webinar on using ArcGIS with Virtual Earth.  We covered the benefits of this integration as well as details on how to get started with it. 
You can watch a recording of the webinar here.  (You need to crank up the [...]