Well that is two days that we have under our belts so far, after today there will be two more ahead of us so that just means that we just have to get up and over that dreaded noon time hump today to be on our way to yet another fun filled weekend.
I have to say that I have been a little bit under the weather since late Sunday night, I woke up with a very sore throat and have been battling a fever ever since then. This rainy and colder weather plus it coming time for me to get my 2015-6 Flu Shot are a couple contributing factors in why I have not feeling so great this week. Hopefully I will be feeling a little better as the weekend approaches and am able to get out and around.
We did finally release the electronic version of the 2015 Carbon Storage Atlas - Fifth Edition at work this week. This has been the majority of my effort over the past year or so, now we need to start gearing up for the sixth version of it to be released, but from my understanding the entire methodology is supposed to change we we will be looking at a whole new set of information in the next edition.
I hope everyone's day is full of joy and satisfaction and that each and every one of you live it to the fullest.
Hi ho hi ho
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Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Saturday, August 02, 2014
Saturday Morning Ramblings Part 1
Well here I sit once again in a quiet household, I'm the first to recover from that butt kicking I took from the Sandman last night. I'm up watching the South Park Movie and the song Blame Canada is playing, which is really appropriate right now and will be explained later.
The three maps that you see in the two images on my blog are images that are at the Sequestration Center in Dekalb, Illinois. To the average person walking by they are just very large maps that are used for the walls. To me however it's a little bit of a different story as these are all my creations. and from an effort an international Atlas effort three years ago.
This was what I was working on at the time I was getting married a few years ago. It was an International effort with Canada and Mexico for a Sequestration Atlas that has won quite a few honors. The Canadians were pretty particular on many of the details of all the maps, but when it was all said and done it was an enjoyable effort. I did the paper maps and my partner in crime did the online viewer for this effort. They just shut down the nacsap.org website and let the domain expire because there will not be a Second Edition to this publication. That comes as a little bitter sweet for me.
Have Great Day.
The three maps that you see in the two images on my blog are images that are at the Sequestration Center in Dekalb, Illinois. To the average person walking by they are just very large maps that are used for the walls. To me however it's a little bit of a different story as these are all my creations. and from an effort an international Atlas effort three years ago.
Have Great Day.
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