ArcGIS Image Server, including the Orthorectification and Seamline extensions, is being added to the suite of software products provided to EDN subscribers. Current and future EDN subscribers will receive the ArcGIS Image Server media. This addition to the program does not change the current pricing or licensing of the EDN subscription.
To learn more about ArcGIS Image Server, visit http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/imageserver/index.html.
Are those function keys basically occupying dead space on your keyboard? Here is what they are useful for in Windows:
These are also useful in other programs, but each one has different functions depending on which application you might be using.
I've been busy working on the upcoming Developer Summit which is about 4 weeks away. Don't forget that early bird registration ends on Feb 16th.
However I heard that registration for the 26th annual ESRI International User Conference in San Diego is open and that hotels are filling up in downtown San Diego. So book your rooms now and get yourself registered if you plan on attending.
Why start from scratch if you don't have to. Here are links to over 250 Free Office Templates and Documents
I liked this quick list of ways to reduce stress from BYU Magazine
FIVE WAYS TO STRESS LESS
By Riley M. Lorimer (’08)
Stress is one thing that nearly everyone has in common. We worry about our jobs, our families, our schooling, and myriad other concerns every day. While no one has the magical cure for stress, Michael L. Maughan, Coordinator of BYU’s Stress Management and Biofeedback Lab offers a few tips to keep your stress under control:
1. Exercise. Just moving your body on a regular basis, whether it’s walking or some other form of more structured exercise, will go a long way to relieving stress.
2. Eat nutritious food. It may sound simple, but your body needs energy to confront the challenges of everyday life, and a well-balanced diet will help provide that energy and lower your stress level.
3. Get adequate sleep. When you don’t get enough sleep, your tolerance for everyday stressors decreases. Little things that wouldn’t normally bother you start to wear on your nerves.
4. Hope for, rather than expect, things to happen a certain way. When you set up expectations for people and situations, you set yourself up to be disappointed, which causes a great deal of stress. So instead of expecting things to go your way, hope that they will and be prepared to deal with the reality that they might not.
5. Do something permanent each day. Going through the motions of life can be stressful, because you can begin to feel like you do things one day (wash dishes, clean, complete tasks at work) only to wake up and do them again the next day. To combat this, do at least one thing every day that will last. Write in your journal, teach a child a skill, give service, read something new and share it with someone, make something that can be used and enjoyed, or create a work of art. You will gain a sense of satisfaction from doing something that will last beyond tomorrow.
Colts won and I called... Along with most of the "professional" analyst out there. I have nothing against the Bears and believe the Colts are the better team and desired to be the champions. I didn't pick the final score but I wasn't to far off on the margin of victory.
Sunday is the Super Bowl and I'm going on the record of picking the Colts to win. I like both teams as a fan but think the Colts are a better team and normally the best team does win in the Super Bowl.
Score: 24-16
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