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    Rich O BrienR
    Can you do so here? https://sketchucation.com/account-settings If not email at support@sketchucation.com
  • Useful freeware apps related to designing and productivity.

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    pilouP
    First is not free but you can take Blender or other [image: 1787848224108-gi_fly.gif] [image: 1787848233261-fly2.jpg]
  • Hey!...Joe..!..?

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    Sorry folks, but I'm not getting Email Notifications. Anyone have any ideas why not? I have my Preferences set right (No.jpg) [image: smallNo.jpg] and I have that box below checked (Notifications.jpg) [image: smallNotifications.jpg] hey, as long as we're talking about snakes and roos .. http://media.skoopy.com/misc/snake_roo/
  • Snacks.

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    Alan FraserA
    I've switched from biscuits/cookies to veggies. If I'm feeling a little peckish towards late morning, I'll just gobble a few cherry tomatoes with maybe a lemon tea. I also try to keep some celery sticks or pre-sliced carrot in the fridge, with a choice of dips. For the weight-watchers, Tzatziki is one of the best, at only 20 cals per tablespoon. Hummus is twice that and Taramasalata is 3 times. Salsa is virtually nothing.
  • I Made Ford Concepts in MS Paint!

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  • A good day for Argentina, Jun 18, 2007

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    @unknownuser said: The only other Argentine to win a major was Roberto de Vicenzo in the 1967 British Open at Hoylake. Yea, you're right. First US Open, second major. Angel couldn't wipe the grin off his face for Tiger's last three holes.
  • Fixing broken links (URLs)Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 1:10 pm

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    gai, it worked perfectly. thanks. edson
  • My Diet - Mainly Exercise

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    way to go coach.....You could start a new book, "How to Win Hearts and Influence People", the little guy needs you.
  • Joke time in the new bar!Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 2:02 pm

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    GaieusG
    Two members of the "SketchUp Fit Club" are talking: "One apple a day keeps the doctor away..." Yeah, especially if you aim well... (sorry guys there... )
  • Happy Birthday SchreiberBike!

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    Hey Dude! It's too bad they keep shrtning the years ain't it? Hope the next one is healthy & good and you recognize and seize the opportunities before you. Happy Birthday
  • My Diet...

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    That's a great update Eric! I'm currently at about 35 pounds lost in eight weeks. That works out to an average loss of 4.375 pounds/week. My jeans are noticably more loose. The other day I had to punch a new hole in my belt so it could continue to keep the pants up. I'll have to look for that Bob's Red Mill "Mighty Tasty GF Hot Cereal". I'll give it a try but only in small amounts as I'm trying to avoid eating corn products. Regards, Ross
  • Lawncare for Health

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    @ross macintosh said: Lee Valley Tools sell some nice models: http://www.leevalley.com/garden/page.aspx?c=2&cat=2,2160&p=51170 They also have a sharpening kit for Jeff. I tried the sharpening kits, but the edges did not cut it, pun intended.
  • Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe for engineers

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    boofredlayB
    That is funny. Just don't get it near the fit club
  • Happy Birthday J1mmy, Jun 14, 2007

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    boofredlayB
    How cool is that
  • The stairs are so much cleaner...

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    boofredlayB
    Oh yeah, I am all about the OCD How does the song go? "I'm down with OCD" "Yeah you know me" "You down with OCD" "Yeah you know me"
  • Going FAST (CraigD will probably LOVE this)

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    ha - Jeff- that's a reference I don't quite get - Haven't seen the movie, but I have a couple of friends who have talked about how funny it was? I just think it would be cool to ride a big cat Skeletor-style..
  • Google Earth Pro

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    Bruce, there is a free video tutorial at go-2-school.com called "The Sketchup Show #17: Sandbox Part Duex" it shows how to use the imported image from GE (the color one) as terrain texture.
  • Help with an avatar

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    %(#80BF40)[Thanks to all, once I turned on "resample image" in Photoshop, it then allowed me to edit the pixel size of the image. Now I can play "fun with avatar's". trs]
  • Who needs Vista Aero?

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    @kdjanz said: What is the CAD replacement Lewis? Kelly I've yet to try it on a real project of any size (certainly nothing like the giant projects my employers take on), but the Pro version of QCAD http://www.ribbonsoft.com/qcad.html seems quite adequate enough. (It cost me all of $30...well worth it, as the Open Source version is somewhat crippled.) There's now an autosnap feature that reminds me a little of SketchUp's approach, which is nice. If I need something more robust, there are a few IntelliCAD variants available on Linux for about $500 or so...bricsCAD at http://www.bricscad.nl/ seems most like AutoCAD. I haven't bought it yet, but I may. Of course, one of the issues is that I don't want to use AutoCAD, or anything much like it, even on Linux. I also have a Debian package for BRL-CAD, which is said to be a wonderful CAD program if you can get past the absolutely brutal interface (or rather, lack of interface, which is probably what you should expect of a program used originally to design tanks and military hardware): http://brlcad.org/. There is quite a set of tutorials available. Most of the other inexpensive or OS CAD programs seem too immature (alpha, beta, etc.) for real use, These people are testing them: http://international.cad4linux.nl/cms/page.php?2 There are some high end commercial packages available, like GraphiteOne-CAD http://www.graphiteone-cad.com/en/product_2ddrafting.htm , but I don't feel like spending that kind of money yet. Especially if SketchUp is not going to be available on Linux. (Are you reading this, Craig?) --Lewis poster-Lewis Wadsworth
  • Answering susan

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    Mike LuceyM
    Glad to see you are on-board Bert also looking forward to seeing your avatar. I do appreciate you spending time typing your posts and I'm sure others are also. I take it that English is not your native language ? The more I think about it the more I see a need for a variety of language forums. I really don't think it would distract from the main forum, if anything it would give non english speaker that have some difficulty with english a chance to express their thoughts and ideas in their native tongue. It would be up to the english speakers to communicate using web translators if we do not speak the actual language in question ....... could be some fun AND we might even learn a few new words along the way Mike
  • 3d mouse

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    soloS
    I actually use a Mac as well as a Pee-see. When I first bought my Mac the photo booth gave me many moments of fun, now i use it for chat with family only. I did a quick one...lol. [image: photo531yd7.jpg] As far as websites go, I am NOT your guy, even with easy templates I can mess things up. I would love to have fancy stuff cool interface's and shiny blingy stuff but I have no Idea how to do it. The last time I messed with it was to install a 'shoutbox' well that trashed everything and i pretty much had to redo everything.
  • Winter Winter Go Away...

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    Just a nice balmy 28c here in Queensland, AU. For the first time in a long time we are having a nice typical subtropical humid summer. For many summers its been to hot and to dry, maybe climate chance is going to work in our favor. I am just loving it at the moment. He Ross, I see you have switched to a Mac, congratulations in order, but what happened to your beloved Xara. I haven't looked at their site for ages. Do they have an Apple version now at last. Filip K.

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