Figured it out, it's called "Look Around You". More of an 80s-ish feel rather than 60s. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBcrTucxiRc

Yes. Absolutely. My very close friend Richard, lives in Tokyo. Fortunately he's alright, but he said it was extremely shocking. Odly enough, another very good friend Mike, was in Christchurch when that earthquake struck. His wife was visiting family when that quake struck. They got out just in time before their whole house collapsed. I think the whole family are still in a tent in the back garden. We must design and engineer buildings that withstand almost anything our planet throws at us, if we are to survive.

@unknownuser said: The question is who was John’s original father? James Cameron.

Now would be a good time to "Paint These" Beautiful work, BTW.

I really enjoyed watching that. Thanks Dave

Balderdash!

ever seen a Liger... http://www.cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-news/liger-attack/

Thanks Yes, it's perfect-Runs circles around my old LP (Rafael Kubelik/Elsie Morison) Anssi

Nice to see practical applications of software. I once used CAD to plan how to re-order my living room, and again when I was planning the location of my home theater speakers.

You need to ask yourself some questions: What happens to the drives (containing your data) on these servers when they are decommisioned , the service goes bankrupt or if the hardware is stolen? Do you know the poeple who run this company? (Would you give a CD-Rom of your most sensitive data to someone you do not know to keep?) Would your clients be happy in the knowledge that their data and designs (for example banks, prisons, private residences etc.) are being stored in this way? If your backup contains any personal data you have obligations under the Data Protection Act (UK) in terms of how the data is encrypted and secured. You will not have a defense if these obligations are breached in the context of storage on-line. I do not think this 'spreads' risk but rather increases it.

My kids spend hours playing the game. Looking forward to the IOS version so they get off the home computers. It is very basic but they spend an amazing amount of time playing it. Very basic graphics. One of the same kids obsesses over Xplane mods where the entire plane is modeled down to the operable ashtrays...

Thanks, tf: I am a professional, and I do respect the GIMP.

i wuoldn't say hooked. I mean I was jazzed when Pete showed this in Boulder. . . and I knew I was going to drink the kool-aid as it were, but seeing what you guys do with this and comparing it to where I am at. . .I gotta ways to go. So yes. .. I am committed. I mean. . .I put out the $$ so I gotta learn it. . but it's going to be a while before I am confident in doing cool cars, or cannons or that kinda stuff. Please stand by!

About Fracking in France. Here is an important video (created on 26 janv. 2011) taken at the National Assembly of France A question relative to Hydraulic Fracturing was asked by Pascal Terrasse, president of the conseil général of Ardèche to Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, current Minister for Ecology, Sustainable Development, Transport and Housing Pascal Terrasse evokes exclusive licenses for mines hydrocarbon "detection" granted by France to American companies. He reminds Hydraulic Fracturing process, and the chimical high dangers linked . He also speak about the "experiment returns coming from US" as they arouse the greatest alarms. Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet Reply that her attention had already been pointed out by the dangers of the fracking technics. She affirms that authorization to exploit Shale gas as done in USA will never be given where "dangerous techniques, environmentally destructive therein used" ...... [flash=360,300:2s6rvdg2]http://www.youtube.com/v/h24vrmUdNtQ[/flash:2s6rvdg2] In the environmental side our Asterix [image: Asterix1.png] who never give up, [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/José_Bové[/url] José Bové [image: jose-bove.jpg] is well aware of Hydraulic Fracturing (he is referring to "GasLand") and point out the subject at the European Parliament [flash=360,300:2s6rvdg2]http://www.youtube.com/v/CV0jHCfWkfM[/flash:2s6rvdg2] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV0jHCfWkfM&NR=1 I am reassured to see that people here watch out +simon.

Hi Modelhead, Good to hear from one of my mentors. With your help is assisting me building the web page, plus members of this community who assisted me in skill building in sketchup, a considerable number of people are benefiting from this web page. It's facinating what can be achieved as a team. cheers Alan PS I've sent a PM to Hebrides explaining the late reply. I put it down to Jet lag

Sketchup: 1 3Dmax snobs: 0

@aerilius said: We need a "kinect ruby" I'm actually working with a guy in Finland to make this possible.

Why do I have the feeling that a lot of talented grown-ups are busy recreating their childhood cartoon favorites this weekend? I've decided to 'caricature' some friends as practice/learning in Artisan. I'll post when I'm worthy.

The self-driving BMW on Top Gear a couple of seasons back was better on the track: scary fast http://www.streetfire.net/video/126-top-gear-self-driving-bmw_180380.htm