Autodesk University
The Revit 2010 user interface changes provoked some pretty strong reaction and, in turn, reactions to the reaction. Although not alone in his opinion Phil Read, on his Arch | Tech blog, was one of the leaders in the anti-ribbon campaign. He even created a T Shirt featuring the “secret” command
Instructions from a website to set desktop background?* Instructions for PC Instructions for Mac * I hope there is an easier way on the Mac but not sure as I'm a PC
This, the first track from First Circle, is one of my Favourite Pat Metheny Group tracks. It’s also a brilliant way to disrupt the demo of any new AV technology. I haven’t seen it performed live, even though I own every Pat Metheny Group DVD but think it’
http://www.youtube.com/v/zKH3iemEd-A&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&feature=player_embedded&fs=1&hl=en<\/embed><\/object><\/div>";" alt> Via 2001 Titles: The school orchestra version
Design and Art
I must credit Franco Folini, from the NOVEDGE - Rhino News Digest, with finding this delightful Kiwi Invention. In spite of having visited Dunedin several times, and cycling around it a fair bit, I have never seen an Anti Gravity Cruiser. Perhaps I didn’t look up often enough! Click
I was checking some changes on my blog this evening and the Autodesk Exchange sidebar component caught my eye. It says Shaan Hurley, but I think its Travis? * This will probably only make sense to a few CAD bloggers, who were in San Francisco last February, and some guy called
TVNZ 7 have a theme for their November schedule "In plain English" as publicised by New Zealand Finance Minister Bill English. I wonder if it includes: * Minimise your tax liability with a trust in plain English * Maximizing your rental income in plain English * LAQCs in plain English * Public
Comedy
Perhaps this is why the Kakapo is the rarest parrot in the world. Stephen Fry meets, Mark Carwardine gets intimate with, Sirocco in BBC’s Last Chance To See. http://www.youtube.com/v/9T1vfsHYiKY&hl=en&fs=1&&hl=en<\/embed><\/object&
One of these is the logo for an Australian supermarket fresh produce range. The other is for a computer company which mostly seems to make music players and phones and is named after a fruit**. Can you tell the difference? Apple seem to think Australians will be confused by this…
Why I support SETI and why I wonder if it will ever work summed up in one image, but you have to click through to see it. The Search - xkcd.com
When I read this: Toyota's Historic California Plant Closure I remembered this fine example of “The Toyota Way” meeting “The American Way” seen in San Francisco earlier this year. No, the car has not been in a collision and there were no other mounting holes in the bumper.
When I read this: Toyota's Historic California Plant Closure I remembered this fine example of “The Toyota Way” meeting “The American Way” seen in San Francisco earlier this year. No, the car has not been in a collision and there were no other mounting holes in the bumper.
