I think if you acknowledge where the orginal came from I think that should be ok

Well, I didn't mean to sound rude. I agree to an extent. I just believe with a big operation like that, they have a lot of irons in the fire and plenty of squeaky wheels

.... had a look. I see AutoDesk is still confused between 3D and 2.5D! Still it might be handy for someone wanting to do a room layout.

Truly an incredible individual, I used to rib him about the late hours he keeps, seems he's always online somewhere, he never seems to go to sleep, regardless which time zone your in.

I'd do that just to scare the crap outta folks.

Okay here it is, reduced it 4x from original, cannot do more as all tubing has thickness and I was not about to try and change that as I'd be better served remodeling the whole thing then. [image: KzMG_darpaframe.jpg] Model attached, saved as SU7 and zipped. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1129899/Darpa%20frame%20%282%29.zip

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That's hydrogen sulphide. Very healthy though (but not drinking - in dense amounts, it can be poisonous). We have a thermal spa based on such water (here is a website but that fat director seems to think he is more important to be featured than the info itself - and the English version of Wikipedia does not say much either). It is nice to bathe in it (but drinking?)

A bit late for you but this is an interesting article. The first para sets the tone:- "Google isn’t a web application company—they’re an advertising company. That’s what they do best, and that’s what drives their company. Of Google’s $23.6 billion of revenue in 2009, all but $760 million of it was derived from advertising, and nearly 70 percent of it was from Google’s own websites." So... follow the money.

Guys, thanks for all the responses and PMs - been completely snowed under with other jobs! Very useful info! Thank you!

@solo said: I recently upgraded all my machines to Windows 7 from both XP and Vista. All but one were bare machines (basic setup for use as render farm) however my main rig was Vista. I had no compatibility issues with the upgrade, in fact some apps that had issues with Vista like my Scanner drivers (visioneer) now worked much better. It took some time getting used to the new UI, but all in all I am very happy with the change and would do it again without hesitation. Solo, Off subject, but could you tell me what kind of parts need to be assembled in each machine to begin a render farm for Vue? I'm definitely a beginner when it comes to Vue and any kind of render farm. So, for example would it be best to place money into the processors and not the graphics cards?

awesome... here is some other shots I saw today. [image: uAUP_168925_10150094779277384_709542383_6076990_5675193_n.jpg] [image: lxV8_180105_10150094779177384_709542383_6076989_503052_n.jpg]

The "ambassadors" pilou. Hans Holbein , national gallery, london. !!!!! My favorite.

true, I am not involved in Podium anymore. and Product No 2 is secret for now - still I left some traces on the net for the stalking purposes now back on making the software worth more than $34.99

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Hi Henry (and welcome), Could you show us something of your town/village? I live in a place where we have more than 30 buildings that are more than 1600 years! Our old city centre is the biggest in the country and was even bigger than contemporary Vienna in the Middle Ages and we have lots of exclusively pedestrian areas here so can even show you alternatives. It would really be a shame if for some convenience, they would destroy those old houses (that are not too abundant on that side of the Atlantic anyway)

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Nice!

Well I love my Macs, they are more enjoyable to use for me, they look better, are made better and work better. But you can argue about this all day long, you just have to try.

@unknownuser said: but my mother told me there's no money in that and that if I like drawing I should go to architecture that it's better...oh the irony sounds familiar to me (except it was not mum) It is the same in architecture as with aviation and everything else.. ...I don't know where one could escape these days...maybe food production?