A meeting that is. Audrey will be presenting at the AGU’s (American Geophysical Union) 2005 Fall Meeting in San Francisco. Sandwiched nicely between the low-stress Thanksgiving and Yule/Chanukah/Chrstmas holidays and right before the end of the semester. Then we’re done. … Continue reading
For the spatially inclined out there, this could be an announcement you’ve been waiting for. Spatially Adjusted: ESRI’s ArcGIS Explorer Reve[a]led It is one thing to say that ArcGIS Explorer is a Google Earth competitor, but it would seem that … Continue reading
Went to retrieve Audrey from the airport and returned around 12:30 am. Ordinarily Ian would protest mightily about getting rousted at 11pm, but not when we’re going to get Mommy. Little boy is back in bed and happy… oh my … Continue reading
Finally got to see Serenity. Wa chee, that was good.
We had some actual weather around 9:30 am today. It had been very dark in the west over the Spring Mountains all morning and it finally let loose with some rain and pea-sized hail. The cat is upset about it, … Continue reading
James Fee of Spatially Adjusted has started Planet Geospatial, a GIS blog aggregater. Excellent! Spatially Adjusted: Introducing Planet Geospatial Planet Geospatial aggregates posts from just about every GIS blog I can find that posts regualarly or is important for strategic … Continue reading
Unlike Dave, I can not claim that this enterprise is, as I know it is, worthless. My blog is worth $10,161.72.How much is your blog worth?
He’s back… You know when people say, “I turned 40 a little while back, and it got me thinking…”? and how you just want to smash ‘em one in the face? Well, I turned 40 a little while back, and … Continue reading
Rest in peace, dear lady. Rosa Parks, 92, Founding Symbol of Civil Rights Movement, Dies [NY Times] Rosa Parks, a black seamstress whose refusal to relinquish her seat to a white man on a city bus in Montgomery, Ala., almost … Continue reading
Audrey is off to Arizona State today and tomorrow for a workshop on THEMIS. The Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) is an instrument on board the Mars Odyssey spacecraft. It combines a 5-wavelength visual imaging system with a 9-wavelength infrared … Continue reading
