// Copyright (c) mindat.org 1993-2009
function j(lat,long) {var point = new GLatLng(lat,long); map.setCenter(point, 16);}

 function cm(lat,long,html,name) {
var point = new GLatLng(lat,long); var marker = new GMarker(point,{icon:icon, title:name});
GEvent.addListener(marker, "click", function() 
{
          marker.openInfoWindowHtml(jsunpack(html));
      //     
      //  	map.panTo(marker.getPoint());
        	  var zoom = map.getZoom();    
	    if(zoom<9) zoom=9;
        	map.setZoom(zoom);
        	map.setCenter(marker.getPoint(), zoom);
        });
         
        GEvent.addListener(marker,"mouseover", function() {
       		marker.setImage("kml-gm-o.png");
       });    
       
        GEvent.addListener(marker,"mouseout", function() {
       		marker.setImage("kml-gm.png");
       });   
           
     	clus.AddMarker(marker,name);
      }
      
      function jsunpack(txt)
      {
      	txt=txt.replace(/~~/,"<div class=\"gmap\"><b><a href=\"/loc-");
       	txt=txt.replace(/~\$/,"<table class=\"gmt\"><tr><th>");
       	txt=txt.replace(/~!/,"<img width=180 height=180 src=\"http://www.mindat.org/gphotos/");
    	txt=txt.replace(/~%/,"</td></tr></table>");
      	txt=txt.replace(/~\)/,"<br>Reference: ");
      	return (txt);
      }
      
      function loadPoints()
      {
cm(29.3180561065674,-103.69416809082,"~~4128.html\">Mariposa Mine (California Mountain Mine), Terlingua District, Brewster Co., Texas, USA</a></b>~)Canadian Mineralogist (1981): 19: 393-396.<br>~$~!0089387001045041286.jpg\"></th><td><b>Comancheite</b><br>&copy; Thomas Witzke<br><br>Small orange crystals of comancheite. Picture size 1.4 mm. Photographer and collection Thomas Witzke.~%</div>","Mariposa Mine (California Mountain Mine), Terlingua District, Brewster Co., Texas, USA");
cm(29.3216667175293,-103.654998779297,"~~14873.html\">Little 38 Mine, Terlingua District, Brewster Co., Texas, USA</a></b>~)Charles Creekmur collection<br>~$~!0894706001086662540.jpg\"></th><td><b>Comancheite</b><br>&copy; Charles Creekmur<br><br>Tiny orange-red balls of the rare mercury mineral, comancheite, fill the contact plane at the base of this 3x2 inch honey colored calcite crystal.  In the Charles Creekmur collection.~%</div>","Little 38 Mine, Terlingua District, Brewster Co., Texas, USA");

}