Yesterday and today, I had the distinct pleasure of attending a training session on the current 900 pound gorilla of enterprise–level GIS software, ArcGIS 9.0. Dawn Martin of IGIS Technologies is a certified ESRI Instructor and did a great job.
Well, I thought it was a pleasure. It always pays to keep your skill set current. Job hunt and all that…
Watched the first half of Origins on PBS tonight. Highly recommended.
Audrey has a great picture of Ian up on her UNLV web page. Bear in mind he is almost (not quite) three. Our day care provider took the picture last Wednesday (September 22).
Tonight’s moon is really pretty. Just thought I would mention that…
After hearing about today’s 6.0 earthquake near Parkfield, CA I visited the USGS’s Maps of Recent Earthquake Activity in California-Nevada to check out what the pros had to say. We got to talking at work about the activity at Mt. St. Helen’s (WA) and the Mammoth Lakes (CA) area. Mammoth Lakes data is on that same USGS page, but no MSH info. Tonight, Jack at The People’s Republic of Seabrook had a post about the Mt. St. Helen’s webcam, which led me to The Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network’s Recent Earthquakes in the Pacific Northwest. Ahhhh, I feel better now.
edit 9/30: Duh, what state is Mt. St. Helen’s in, Hal?
It is moving day over at blivet. I’m here now…
A big thanks to Michal at cornerhost for his help in getting things going. Unsolicited plug: I recommend cornerhost for hosting, (Michal runs cornerhost) and GoDaddy for domain services. Everything was pretty painless. I’m a moderately accomplished end user at best, so if I can do this, you can too.
Well, here goes. there is a lot to do. Let’s see what happens…
This is a test. The first test of the WordPress install… Too easy.