The map of the island from Lost.

Google loves Blue Dot. Just watch the video on the Lifehacker article to see what I mean.

Anyways, Google Maps just keeps getting better and better. I used it throughout London and Paris to get through the mazes of small local streets and it was wonderful. Now that you can get close to your location without a gps, it's even better.

Quoted: We'd all love a little GPS on our phone but generally a device with GPS built in plus the price

So the video is a bit cheesy but there are several features explained in Google Maps that I never knew it had.

Quoted: Ever need directions to a location from Google Maps, you can see the location in front of you on the map, but you don't actually know the address? Google Maps can now add new start and end points to a map via the right-click menu—without requiring an address.

The UW campus map.

A short guide to mindmapping by the author of "Mindmapping: Your Personal Guide to Exploring Creativity and Problem-Solving."

This looks like an awesome site to tell you how far your runnning routes actually are.

Quoted: Mapping your runs has never been easier! Enter your address, plot your run, and we'll calculate distance, calories burned, and more! Run. Plot. Calculate!