Design and Art
This site is well worth a look. Although its advertising there are great images. An RSS Feed lets you know when new ones are posted. Mid Century art with new century distribution. EphemeraNow > The Museum of Mid-Century Advertising Art and Illustration A family-friendly Web site dedicated to the commercial
GPS and Mapping
TUMONZ has another update to support High Resolution Photos of Auckland. Unfortunately only Auckland City boundary (they commissioned the photo’s) so don’t cover the Waitakere City where I live If you have TUMONZ the 2005 Tide Data is available. It’s probably been there for a while but
GPS and Mapping
Elvis died 27 years ago, aged 42. If not would he have spent his 70th birthday Lawn Bowling? Strange combination you might think? I was cycling today and went through Tui Glen Park. Its an old holiday camp/park by the river that is being re-developed into a public park.
GPS and Mapping
If you own Garmin's MapSource there is a new update available to version 6.5. Details of all the changes are listed on the download page but some are: * Updated the default document format to the new GDB version 2 format. * Added the capability to import GPX documents
AutoCAD Architecture
David Koch has a good article on updating ADT Multiview blocks, including those used as tags. Has step by step instructions for ADT 2004/5 and 3.3. The Architect's Desktop Updating Multi-View Blocks “The only constant is change.” Even in the most carefully developed office or personal
Weblogs
After a little bit of trial and error have managed to add site specific Google Search to this blog. Hopefully its there in the right hand column! Google make it easy but to get it working/looking OK I had to edit what they provide: * Change the linear layout &
Cool Software
I’ve just rediscovered a long lost utility. I used ClipTray in the past but, for some reason, didn’t reload when moving to a new PC. I don't know why but just remembered it as was doing lots of copy/paste while formatting a document. I found
Weblogs
Im posting this with the new release of BlogJet (1.5) . I have have tested it previously , and liked it, but...
CAD and BIM General
Alex Bicalho (Viz/Max Wiz) has started a blog: Life of an Origamy. via Will render for food...
Music
Wow, this is cool. Enter your favourite musical artist & visualise links between them and others. It will suggest some you know and, maybe, some won't but might like... Link: musicplasma.com More on how it works where I found out about it: John Battelle's Searchblog
Science
Just noticed NewScientist.com have added ATOM and RSS feeds for News, Subjects (eg: Life, Space) and Special Reports (EG: Cassini, GM Organisms) but not for my favourite bit: Back Page :-) Link: New Scientist Feeds. NewScientist.com offers XML-based feeds so you can receive updates on your desktop of
Autodesk University
Found out today that McGraw Hill Construction.com has a Blog: Diggin' Deeper edited by Judy Schriener. There are great articles, some about AU 2004 and the AUGI AGM. Found via Beside the Cursor...
