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Grand parade

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Stimulus package

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Oregon coast

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Uh, QGIS? The WorldMap project?

 

Also, the idea that ArcGIS is "pretty intuitive" made me snort my drink across my keyboard. 

Nevermind.

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There are some GIS courses by Penn State that are offered for free on Coursera. I haven't taken them so can't vouch for them. I learned ArcGIS basically because I had to for a large survey project at an NGO. As geographyrocks says, it was fairly intuitive and easy to pick up. Some universities hand out a one-year, student version of ArcGIS for free as long as you're registered, so you may want to check with your university's electronic resources librarians about that.

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Tobacco chew

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Trading places

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Double Dutch

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Sore loser

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Thank you, rising_star.

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Under siege

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Sister act

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Life hack

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Aid agency

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Buried alive

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Trail mix

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Menagerie animals

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String along

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For sociology journals, what does "major revisions" usually indicate? Does this mean I should move on and try another journal? Or, should I make the major revisions and resubmit, especially since I have been given a number of months to make them? (This is my first experience publishing, hence all the questions.)

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Trick question

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Ice queen

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Stick figure

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Exchange rate

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Broken arrow

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Dandelion wine