We're back in the saddle again.
The Chisholm Trail ended in many of the famous towns in that not so long ago Wild West as the railhead moved around a bit. The snake of commerce grows many heads. It strikes, retreats, and recoils regardless sometimes of how and where a man in hat may toil.
The Long Ride Ends Where?
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Tench Tilghman
May 17, 2012
Tags man with no name, straw hat, history, customization, implementation
I hope you’ve enjoyed my man in the straw hat posts. Ain’t history a little fun? We’ll get back to that tale of western tales real soon now.
This spring Autodesk finally put Land Desktop to rest forever - from their perspective anyway. Some folks must stumble and stagger into AutoCAD Civil 3D. I suggest they buy an InstantOn since it solves most of the upgrade problems…
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That man in the straw hat left a happy home at 15 the second son of a farmer.
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He left with only his daddy’s trusty Sharps rifle, a saddle and a horse. If this sounds like the beginning of a familiar ballad or two or three, it probably is. “Go West Young Man” is exactly what he did along with a whole lot of other folks at the time. The Song Remains the…
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
May 09, 2012
Tags man with no name, straw hat, history
This is a famous line from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
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We all remember the bad guys (our heroes in the movie) are ruthlessly pursued until they meet their fated end with guns a blaze. Well maybe they die? It’s a movie after all. The producers want a hook for a sequel. Don’t they? Perhaps this one uttered line above can supply us a few ideas.
We don’t have to…
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
May 07, 2012
Tags man with no name, straw hat, history
People at Autodesk must be read my mind.
I do a post on Imagery in AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013 on one day and the very next day Autodesk Labs announces a brand new Imagery technology preview for AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013 and AutoCAD Map 3D 2013.
Honestly, I didn't cheat - not even one little bit.Base Jump into Images and More
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
May 03, 2012
Tags imagery, aerials, Project Basejump