Posted in Geospatial, SciTech, tagged lunar eclipse, moon on February 20, 2008 | No Comments »
Biiiiiggg kudos to my former roommate, Toni. She sent me notice of the eclipse that’s going on tonight. I had sort of heard of it, but it somehow passed thru my consciousness with but barely a ripple, until she sent me an alert at like, 2149 or so.
So I spent over an hour [...]
Posted in Geospatial, SciTech, tagged belief, global climate change, science on February 15, 2008 | No Comments »
Naturally, I get into discussions with friends about what I think about “Global Warming,” and other such environmental issues. The problem is, I typically suck at trying to make a point that is more complex than a simple yes or no whilst talking, and anyway, when listening, it seems to be hard for people [...]
Posted in Geospatial, Travel, tagged Geospatial, kettlebells, Physical Training, Travel on October 26, 2007 | No Comments »
Okay, so I went to San Antonio Sunday night for GEOINT 2007, the “Nation’s Premier Intelligence Event,” or so they say.
It was, in fact pretty good. Some good keynote addresses, and panels. A particularly outstanding keynote was from Lt. General Russell Honore’. I won’t get into his talk here, but it was [...]
