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91 & 605 Quilt
|| 8/27/2007 || 12:26 pm || Comments Off on 91 & 605 Quilt || ||

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91 and 605 Quilt by Nikolas Schiller

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91 & 710 Quilt
|| 8/26/2007 || 12:38 pm || Comments Off on 91 & 710 Quilt || ||

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91 and 710 Quilt by Nikolas Schiller

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91 & 110 Quilt
|| 8/24/2007 || 8:36 pm || Comments Off on 91 & 110 Quilt || ||

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91 and 110 Quilt by Nikolas Schiller

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110 & 405 Quilt
|| 8/23/2007 || 9:34 am || Comments Off on 110 & 405 Quilt || ||

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110 and 405 Quilt by Nikolas Schiller

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Embedded Google Maps
|| 8/22/2007 || 9:20 am || Comments Off on Embedded Google Maps || ||

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Ever since Google Maps became available and I created my first mash-up, I’ve been trying to get the maps to display properly in my blog. It’s currently why the two mash-ups of America & DC sit outside the confines of this WordPress blog. But not anymore! As you can see above, I can easily add Google Maps anywhere on my blog! In the near future I am probably going to redo these two mash-ups and port them back into the confines of this blog. I know it’s going to take awhile to do this task, and I am not looking forward to it.

==UPDATE==
There is one critical flaw in the Embedded Google Maps I’ve noticed so far. And it’s kinda problematic…. When clicking on the images within the information window, instead of loading a new webpage, they load within the area that map was embedded. Thus the links to their respective blog entries are pretty much useless…. hmmm…

==UPDATE==
It’s been fixed

710 & 105 Quilt
|| 8/21/2007 || 1:21 pm || Comments Off on 710 & 105 Quilt || ||

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710 and 105 Quilt by Nikolas Schiller

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105 & 110 Quilt
|| 8/19/2007 || 1:07 pm || Comments Off on 105 & 110 Quilt || ||

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101 & 110 Quilt
|| 8/18/2007 || 9:15 am || Comments Off on 101 & 110 Quilt || ||

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101 and 110 Quilt by Nikolas Schiller

The 101 & 110 interchange is popularly known as the Four Level Interchange and officially known as the Bill Keene Memorial Interchange, named after the KNXT traffic / weather reporter.

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5, 10, 60, & 101 Quilt
|| 8/17/2007 || 1:32 pm || Comments Off on 5, 10, 60, & 101 Quilt || ||

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5,10,60, and 101 Quilt by Nikolas Schiller

Yesterday’s 5 & 10 Quilt is the northern part of the East Los Angeles Interchange complex and this map is the southern half. I had quite a bit a of trouble trying to properly name this map because I couldn’t really figure out which interchange was which! So instead of selectively naming only a couple of the highways, I decided to name this map using ALL of the highways.

According to the Wikipedia entry:

* Interstate 5 enters the complex from the south as the Santa Ana Freeway, but exits to the north as the Golden State Freeway. The Santa Ana Freeway continues west as U.S. 101 to the Four Level Interchange (Bill Keene Memorial Interchange) in downtown Los Angeles.

* Interstate 10 is not contiguous through the interchange. Heading west into the complex on the San Bernardino Freeway (I-10), the primary road (or trunk) heads to U.S. 101. In order to follow the I-10 alignment, one must exit the trunk road and follow a connector that merges with the alignment of southbound I-5, then exit that trunk and follow another connector to the Santa Monica Freeway (I-10); note also the change in the freeway’s name.

* Heading west into the complex on the Pomona Freeway (CA/SR-60), the primary road (or trunk) heads into the Santa Monica Freeway (I-10).

Up next will be the Four Level Interchange.

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5 & 10 Quilt
|| 8/16/2007 || 3:13 pm || Comments Off on 5 & 10 Quilt || ||

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This interchange is apart of the East Los Angeles Interchange complex, which is one of the busiest freeway interchanges in the world. I am going to make a few more maps of this interchange in the coming days.

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