Traffic Light Thought - I chose my funeral music
I'm not planning it any time soon but yesterday on the way to work, sitting in traffic, I decided it has to be: Track 3, The Way Up, Pat Metheny Group I love it, has all kinds of moods, and i...
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The Revit 2010 Ribbon Development Process
Kudos to the Revit Factory for sharing the process which went into a, much needed, overhaul of the Revit User Interface for 2010. Overall I think the ribbon is a huge step forward and working across s...
Revit Architecture
Inside the Revit Factory
Welcome to a new Autodesk blog about what, will probably be, the most talked about change in Revit 2010: Inside the Factory Welcome to Inside the Factory – a blog about designing the Revit user e...
Stephen Tindall at the NZ Job Summit
The New Zealand Job Summit was a government sponsored event which combined the private and public sector to generate a variety of employment related initiatives. Time will tell what the outcome...
Traffic Light Thought - But Chiro doesn't!
I'm not advocating graffiti but I must admit a desire to modify one logo I stare at every day, if the light is red; From Chiroworks to Chirodoesn't . As discussed here , and here , and here , an...
Notice of Revit User Group Wellington March Meeting
Details of the next Revit User Group - Wellington (RUGWELL) meeting: 25th March 2009 - Meeting No. 11 - Proposed Agenda Location : Duffill Watts Offices, Manthel Building, 23 Taranaki Street,...
Formula 1 is fabulous, as are these graphics!
I love Formula 1. There are some major rule changes this year, even hybrid assist power-trains, and this Red Bull clip uses brilliant C.G. to explain them. Only 20 days, 11 Hours, 30 Minutes to the st...
Weblogs
Why Blog, why Twitter?
I'm not sure if this is original, it is according to Google, but it's the best explanation I could think of for both blogging and tweeting: Buzzmodo RT @ robincapper "Blogging is for what you...
Well, it made me smile
Who's the greenest car maker?
Not Toyota Fiat: Europe's lowest emission brand Making lots of little cars helps
Not exactly "The Toyota Way" - From Typepad
Note the License Plate, Quality fittingOriginally uploaded by RobiNZ Is this a comment on the U.S. Auto industry? When I saw this near new rental car I thought the number plate was falling off. But no! It was perfectly secure and screwed firmly into the somewhat haphazardly placed mounting
Not "The Toyota Way"
Note the License Plate, Quality fitting Originally uploaded by RobiNZ Is this a comment on the U.S. Auto industry? When I saw this near new rental car I thought the number plate was falling off. But n...