,.)mm I dont know

I had a couple like that but the technology didn't exist at the time for them to do that.

Or pure html will do (like in my example). Flash can be great but should be limited as much as possible to those things that cannot be done otherwise.

Wishful thinking: Would be nice if there was a refresh, or "connection keep alive" either on this server or on my network. You can see I really don't understand anything about connectivity. Just thinking. PS and the same for GoogleEarth. A refresh button.

Solo, that's Barbara Bush and her husband in the first row behind the batter for the Series, first game in Texas. Did you just see that double play?

Checkout 3DVIA for the iPad - it allows you to upload a DAE export to their site and view it on iPad with rotate and zoom Not fantastic but gets your model mobile and 3d viewable

I guess someone has seen it, thanks mitcorb.

Must be a slow week newswise http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-11646933 Regards, Bob

A famous Swedish author has this on his grave: Here lie the ashes of a man who had the habit to postpone everything until tomorrow. However, at the end he improved and actually died January 31 1972. (Translated with Google translate.)

@unknownuser said: Install SU and bring it to it's knees with 1/2 million faces. so true! what a waste.

i haven't seen that stuff before Dale. thanks for the heads up interesting to say the least

Thanks Zacchia, the sequences will be looking good with LightUp texture animation.

@michaliszissiou said: Its a known conflict on WD mybook disks. If speed is not what you need try WD passport disks. Nothing bad so far (except the speed) WD MyDisks have a problematic interface. WD Studio versions as well. BTW try another power supply first. I once bought a Mybook World NAS and it was the worlds biggest piece of crap. It was extremly sloooow and refused to back up ANY files with the extension mp3 or avi and almost any other media formats. Obviously they had decided that any such files must be pirated. I returned it to the store and got a refund. Now I'm trying to avoid anything from Western Digital.

Thanks! That's super helpful! It seems that the main liability would be related to errors and omissions. The sample 3d vis contract gets around that by receiving the information in cad form from the client. I wonder if anyone has any insight on how to protect yourself if you do an on-site takeoff.

yeah ditto on the insomnia! I had a great time Boulder was definitely a best first basecamp for me to attend as its smaller size and local bar made it easier to socialize even though my hotel was a 15 min walk away. Not sure if I would like to do a basecamp in California in 2012 rather than Boulder again but who knows? I had hoped they would do one in 2011 although I dont think thats going to happen.

It's been all bloody day. I've lost business those useless bastards cannot do anything right. [image: 3JKh_emailcrap.jpg]

So wrong!

@chris fullmer said: Heh, nope. I can't help you out there. Truth is, you don't need any certification of any sort to teach SU. You just need to be able to find people who are willing to pay you money. Often times, it turns out that if you are Google Certified than people are more willing to pay you the money So getting certified is not essential, but it helps. And getting certified might depend on your country. I think it is best to contact Google and find out how they certify trainers in your country. You might find that you can hook up with the local retailer and teach people they sell SU to. (Plus some retailers might employ you as a trainer and then take a percentage of your earnings, and they will pay for your training enrollment fees, but that all dependson the retailer). But here is a link to Google's program to become a certified trainer: http://sketchup.google.com/training/program_req.html Good luck, Chris THANK YOU VERY MUCH CHRIS...U HAVE A HEART OF GOLD

@unknownuser said: Some are there I know but they are not that good...

Hi, Looks promising. This is my first test with a Curviloft object. Charly [image: K66C_Resources.jpeg]