Time flies and it is nearly March, see you there: Only one week to go until the March 2018 BIM AK Event! Make sure you are registered! (Thursday 1st March, 5.30-8.00pm). This months event will be focused on Procurement, BIM, and how we can foster more collaborative working
Saw a car with this modification to the VW logo on the way home tonight. A Disney fan, a comment on the VW emissions debacle, or both?
An unusual sound from a merging line of cars caught my attention while commuting this morning. I was tootling along the motorway, listening to a podcast, with the sunroof open, and heard a loud voice. A few minutes later the source became apparent. A woman singing her heart out at
I guess everyone takes that photo bridge framed by fort photo? Me: November 25, 2007 Windows Lock Screen today
Driving along the motorway, at 80 km/h, and glance across the before changing lanes. A cute toddler in a vehicle, matching my speed, a couple of lanes over caught my attention; She was sitting in the front seat, not far from a panoramic windscreen, cradled in her mothers arms…
I can’t remember this rock without “FROG” painted on it, in varying degrees of weathering. But why?
These letter boxes, seen on a ride to Piha/Karekare, made me smile: Strictly no circulars, even those needed to make an 8! Fishy grins
To coordinate with travel plans Revit User Group Auckland will be kicking of the year early (not the usual Feb) with a special January meeting. Phil Read will be covering the updates in the latest release(s) of Enscape (including support for Rhino) and his Autodesk University 2017 session. It
Another year has flown by and it is nearly 2018. Time to look back at 2017 from a bloggy/social media (not just CAD blog) perspective: Best social media related event(s): First has to be Autodesk University 2017. Great to catch up with lots of friends at the first
I like driving but was thinking in car tonight. When commuting by car/bus/train life begins when you get home. By bike as soon as you leave work. — Robin Capper (@robincapper) December 27, 2017 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Browsing Amazon Prime Video and it seems Physicist Brian Greene needs to lift his game. He’s only explaining The Universe! To be fair Anthony Bourdain explains includes “the best scrambled eggs” and “the perfect steak” which are harder than explaining the Universe.
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Why giving money, directly, is better than giving aid, from GiveDirectly. They are also one of GiveWells top nine charities for 2017. Here’s the basic story: Source: How to talk about cash like an expert – GiveDirectly
