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  • The proof that there's no election fraud is that an election denier can win an election., Aug 4
  • While I can believe that #HeartlessGOP would deny healthcare for out vets, I can't believe anyone would willingly t… https://t.co/72IR2WKZAQ, Jul 29
  • RT @Nick_Offerman: 🇺🇸 https://t.co/a1zIfRYoKQ, Jul 5
  • Favorite new word of the day: a mountweazel is a fake encyclopedia or dictionary entry used to catch copyright theives., Jul 5
  • Geoworkers of the world, unite! The idea of working in the office, all day, every day? No thanks, say workers https://t.co/3WYo3QruyN, Jun 5
See me on Twitter
Follow @gisdaveparr

Recent Posts

  • Should I get a GIS minor, certificate, or degree?
  • Talking About Mental Health in the Classroom
  • Just in Time Teaching with GIS: an experiment in teaching
  • What can you do with a GIS degree?
  • Urban Heat Island Visualization 2017

Recent Comments

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