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		<title>Happy 2009</title>
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OK, so this is a slightly delayed New Year post, partly due to the happy fact that I was without an internet connection for most of Christmas. It&#8217;s good to go without sometimes! My love-affair with Mapfish continues with the news that it&#8217;s now possible to integrate the google earth browser plugin into your map. [...]]]></description>
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<p>OK, so this is a slightly delayed New Year post, partly due to the happy fact that I was without an internet connection for most of Christmas. It&#8217;s good to go without sometimes!</p>
<p>My love-affair with Mapfish continues with the news that it&#8217;s now <a title="Mapfish goes 3D" href="http://mapfishblog.blogspot.com/2009/01/mapfish-goes-3d.html" target="_blank">possible to integrate the google earth browser plugin</a> into your map. I am really keen to try this out, but there is the problem that there&#8217;s no google earth browser plugin for linux yet. So it&#8217;s going to be a challenge to build this kind of functionality into a map without it being blatantly obvious that it&#8217;s not working for a proportion of the audience. I&#8217;ll have to ponder this for a while&#8230;</p>
<p>In other news- with luck the <a title="UK OSGeo local chapter" href="http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/United_Kingdom" target="_blank">UK local chapter of OSGeo</a> will get official approval today.  I&#8217;ve been quite quiet on the subject of the chapter here on archaeogeek for a while now, but we have been steadily building support and raising the profile of OSGeo in the UK, mainly through attendance at conferences and seminars. Of course if you don&#8217;t know about it already we&#8217;re also co-organising the first <a title="OpensourceGIS" href="http://www.opensourcegis.org.uk/" target="_blank">UK Open Source GIS conference</a>, happening on the 22nd of June this year at the University of Nottingham Centre for Geospatial Sciences.  If you&#8217;re interested in either the local chapter or the conference, check out the websites, sign up for the mailing list or otherwise make your presence known- the more the merrier!</p>
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