[image: german-beer.jpg] Those are definitely beautiful mugs! This is another beer commercial I like (though they should lose that music with it... ) [flash=450,364:1xoeekqg]http://www.youtube.com/v/3yGJVnOwxz0&hl=en_US&fs=1&rel=0&color1=0x2b405b&color2=0x6b8ab6&border=1[/flash:1xoeekqg]

Love it. Thanks for sharing.

If you were designing a building where perhaps it was windy every late summer (Rome? Rome gets pretty windy in the late summer!), this could be really useful if you wanted to direct the air current away from an area that you needed to sit out in, and enjoy the late sun. Just an idea. In sustainable technology, CAE really comes in handy for finding exactly how much you need for strength but how little you would need to make something cost effective. For example, using certain types of costly metals. You could also discover where a model would need extra strength etc etc. Mind warping stuff, but great if you like a bit of maths now and then!

Anyway SU would be needed then so not with a third party software (although Simmetry3D can do that I believe)

Good to know, my kids will probably use something more 'cheezy'. [image: 1210016664-97912_full.jpg]

Good one. For those of you who don't get it... The boy thought the rancher wanted to hire Howard to impregnate his daughter, good laugh!

been a bit distracted myself, let me know how get on, maybe we can put together a package for the community at large john

Our brave little East Nantmeal Township got cited by The Weather Channel as getting the most snow in the Delaware Valley yesterday (26.8") which also means the most snow in PA. That's on top of 24" saturday. Not a pretty sight.[image: oGna_VID00445.jpg][image: SPzw_VID00446.jpg]

Imagine running Thea on it.... sweetness. Thea runs on Linux.

Thanks for the link. SU is a powerful tool which gives them an opportunity to "talk" - it is very well recognized that most autistic people have remarkable visualization skills, as opposed to poor verbal ones. Thanks again!

Hi Guys, Thank you again for the replies. I personally believed that what he was saying was rubbish I had intended to seeks the view of a barrister who i knew years ago from my working days. I really dont think that there is a need now. Glad to be back. speak soon Alan

@gaieus said: Hehe... I saw it mentioned in the Google clubhouse. That's all. OK then, call me if you find what your looking for

Chris, depending on how old your Nikon lenses are, they should still work with a modern dslr body, you'll just loose AF and perhaps aperture control also., you must also take into consideration that the focal length will also change, as most sensors are not full frame (35mm), and therefore there will be some multiplying of the focal length (x1.4 or more). Canon changed the mount when they switched over. The new Canon bodies are good (but I find them a bit too big for my liking). I use a D100 and a D300 at work, and I also have a Lumix G1 and a Lumix LX3 compact- both are very good, but if I had the money, I would have gone for the Nikon D300. The Nikon is also pretty quiet in operation too, and handles very well.

Modify, modify, modify or Betlegeuse, Betlegeuse, Betlegeuse same result....chaos

Yes, it is. Before the movie was shown on theaters they created this fake website of the corporation, which is hilarious. http://www.buynlarge.com/NewsCenter.html

Also with Walkabaout 3D http://www.walkabout3d.com/# note that it works with LightUp, too http://www.walkabout3d.com/Tutorial/lightUp.php

Thanks guys. Dylan, the style is pretty much my own but I did study pen and ink in college and have tons of pen and ink books I reference from time to time.

@dmatho said: Or the front-door Isetta http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isetta ? Cheers, . Diego . In the UK the 'bubble-car' was also sold as a 3-wheeled no-reverse-gear model - it was popular because it was legally a motorbike and so avoided taxes and driving-license requirements... My mum's cousin had one and loved it until one day he parked it facing a wall into a corner, against another car... The only door opens out at the front - there was a wall in way and the small sliding side windows were too close to other things to squeeze out of... With no reverse gear - he was stuck in the car for ages... until he got a passerby to push it away from the wall so he could get out of the door...

Beautiful...thanks a bunch, Dale!

yes I did dear mate . it is nice that you've find it interesting, the river scene is where that I have a lot of events there from childhood