It is there, Tom - "called" like "Image sizes" now.

She is cute, and the laugh I could live with, it is the smoking that turns me off. [image: NastySmiley-prev.jpg]

someone ate the case!?

In my younger years I used to share a house with some other mates. Things went great, they had their parties and fair share of women suitors. One lady, in specific, caught my eye (let's not mention she was a swimwear model at that time) but I never thought anything about it because she and my friend had stuff going on. So about two years later in another town (an hour's drive from the previous) I was sharing a house with some mates again. One morning, as I was on my way out to work there is this knock on the door. I open. o_O There she was standing, in front of me. I was like, WTF?! It turns out she had some stuff going on with one of my (now other) mates. That was very unsettling to say the least. Small world we live in.

I saw an article about the McLaren Technology Centre in an auto magazine. It seems that the building is both an architectural triumph and an expression of it's director's mental health. Here's a quote I found on-line from http://www.icon-magazine.co.uk/issues/november/mclaren.htm @unknownuser said: Indeed, the building has become something of a built expression of Ron Dennis himself. Many of the operative features of the building are a result of his personal ethic, such as his clean desk policy, a rule of no food or drink in desk areas, his hatred of blinds, pipes and cables ("How can a mind be right if under the desk is a chaos of wires?") and his no-touching plan for many office systems, such as the lavatories, in which the flush, soap dispenser, tap and dryer are all operated by sensor. Dennis wants to achieve a space that attracts and facilitates the best minds in the business through what boils down to social engineering. The problem is that the metaphor of the building as an extension of McLaren's F1 cars reduces the people inside it to cogs and valves For me, that changes the beautiful space into something a little sinister.

nice...i just finally noticed this thread...congrats! and welcome to the new members!

This may help http://www.netcarshow.com/ford/ and this: http://www.fordvehicles.com/suvs/sporttrac/features/specs/

welcome here

ok i dont mean to spam but this is my last post (hopefully) on this topic ... i looked today and i saw 72 entries which is very impressive i would just like to plug one more design entry on the site from a girl who is on summer placement at the same firm as me and a student at Bath University, Carly Greenway's innovative, sustainable design using tyres: [image: qdw4_carly.jpg] [Archi Rag] http://www.thespotbrief.com/gallery_popup.php?id=89

youtube is fantastic... it has a wealth of learning on it... it is free speech embodied... I think it's just great. this horse loves the music and also loves the show, you can tell that she knows everyone is watching her, and she rises to the occasion I really liked how he appreciated her at the end, he knew who was really responsible Kristoff Rand http://www.aboveallhouseplans.com -Unique Custom Home Design-

Thanks Guys...

@unknownuser said: battery acid and glass shards I's very sorry, but is that's hot

very interesting Mike - thanks for posting. You could build them on a floating platform 10 miles off the coast and no one would notice them. Recording Studio Design Forum

http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?p=38592#p38592

I heard about that. Sketchucation Notice!!! Hello everyone, have you seen this? http://www.sketchucation.com/scf/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=3758 Please read and register on the new board TODAY!

While it is now regrettable that the gas pipe was installed where it was, you lived with it that way for five years. No offence but rather than think the Contractor lazy, perhaps you really were the lazy one for not confirming all dimensions before you bought new equipment. Here in North America renters typically aren't allowed to do any renovations. It sounds like that is different in the UK. Since you are a renter I wonder if you could approach your landlord about splitting the costs on having the gas pipe relocated. My thought is the landlord accrues a benefit by having it updated so it seems reasonable (to me at least) that the landlord might agree to pay some of the cost. (The benefit being that should you ever leave, the unit will be more rent-able). Regards, Ross

@tomsdesk said: Bruce, Seems to me you've hit the trifecta...community service, interesting SU work, and a paying client! (I'd call it the lottery if the project passes and you get the "how can we make it ok with the neighbors" contract as well! :`) I'm with Tom. I happen to think ethanol is a boondoggle, but that is not the issue here. SU is a great tool to show how things fit together and how things can be made to fit well together. I'd keep in mind that it's just as easy to lie with pictures as it is with statistics and you do have an ethical obligation to not make things look better or worse than they really are.

I don't know, Mike. My place is so badly covered that I needed to put an image overlay (an areal photo) on for myself to be able to navigate. Maybe you could do the same.

Actually Tom, What the fox hat on your head?

Anssi, Thanks for your suggestion. My MEASUREINIT setting was and is "0". Ben