ACD Google Earth Directory
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1person
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ACD Google Earth Directory
I made a google earth file using the ACD site. I listed all the coffeeshops on the main ACD site. I used the comments from the ACD site, but I cited my source, on each entry. I hope this OK. I also I used the weed icon from the entry page.
The file also has a few restraunts and clubs that are popular on the message boards.
Here is a link
http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/showthreaded ... e/0#621716
The file also has a few restraunts and clubs that are popular on the message boards.
Here is a link
http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/showthreaded ... e/0#621716
- USbongLord
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hey man thats beautiful ...il throw that on my laptop just incase my gps fails...im gonna be using a tom tom gps..ive loaded all the coffeeshops into it...should make life easy,harleem and delft too...if any one else has a tom tom lemme kno..it says we can link and i can send the poi file to ya...have a great day
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- Twitch
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Very cool. I have also been playing with it and have marked the apartment and many of the c.s. Your's has much more info. What I need to do is put it actual address of more of the shops. Thanks for posting that. 
Old School and Proud of It.
- jim and sonja
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1person
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if you already have google earth installed right click on it and choose 'open with...' and then choose google earthLeviInAtl
PostPosted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 6:47 pm Post subject:
Hey im having trouble getting the file...everytime i try to download it, it opens directly in notepad...any suggestions?
Twitch
PostPosted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 4:43 pm Post subject: 1person
I noticed that my things are also showing on there. How did that happen, was it because I saved changes when goofle asked?
On the left side of the screen there is a scroll box, you can check and uncheck the things you want to display, after you add somthing on your own it puts it over there in that box until you delete it.
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Heh. I tried the same this about 4 months ago.
https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1473
And yours doesn't seem to be totally complete. =P I only count about 75 shops (this is still a good enough list for just about anybody), and there's closer to 400. I got to around 150+ plotted before my power supply malfunctioned and fried my hard drive.
But I have to ask you, did you manually plot the points? And if so, where did you locate a complete and accuracte city plan? If not, where did you get the geocoding data? I've been unable to find either a reliabe city plan map to use as a layover, or any geocoding data to convert the addresses to global positions.
Feel free to pm me if you're interested in possibly working together to fill in all the missing shops? I have a complete csv and html file of the directory, so that's half the work right there. I've just been lacking the resources to plot them all efficiently. (The city plan I was using was awful... atlas.amsterdam.nl ... took ages to use)
https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1473
And yours doesn't seem to be totally complete. =P I only count about 75 shops (this is still a good enough list for just about anybody), and there's closer to 400. I got to around 150+ plotted before my power supply malfunctioned and fried my hard drive.
But I have to ask you, did you manually plot the points? And if so, where did you locate a complete and accuracte city plan? If not, where did you get the geocoding data? I've been unable to find either a reliabe city plan map to use as a layover, or any geocoding data to convert the addresses to global positions.
Feel free to pm me if you're interested in possibly working together to fill in all the missing shops? I have a complete csv and html file of the directory, so that's half the work right there. I've just been lacking the resources to plot them all efficiently. (The city plan I was using was awful... atlas.amsterdam.nl ... took ages to use)
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1person
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I just copied and pasted the street address in to the fly to bar. It wll put a place mark right there. I noticed some of the places were off of where they should be (like central and picasso) so I moved them to where they should be manually. There are probably some others that I dont know that they are in the wrong spots.
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Doog
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I have to say that is a stroke of genius, and I'm sure you can get TomTom for most of the modern mobile phones these days.USBONGLORD wrote:hey man thats beautiful ...il throw that on my laptop just incase my gps fails...im gonna be using a tom tom gps..ive loaded all the coffeeshops into it...should make life easy,harleem and delft too...if any one else has a tom tom lemme kno..it says we can link and i can send the poi file to ya...have a great day
I recently transferred the standard map on the ACD site to my phone and I can zoom in so it's nice and easy to read. I thought that was a pretty clever idea.
However, the TomTom simply blows it right out of the water.
- dblair1969
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- dblair1969
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