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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]
  • Away From the Computer and SketchUp

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    Mike LuceyM
    @dave r said: Daniel, it only takes a couple of hours.
  • “Protect Internet freedom. Defend net neutrality.”

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    pbacotP
    Mike A you must be quite a film watcher. But there's hardly anything new on Netflix or the newer stuff is not the better films. I found foreign films, especially Asian, but after years of NF, I think I've exahausted any fresh film offerings that I'd want to watch. I did watch Cosmos on it and this is another reason to dump the service (after I finish up the last Madmen).
  • Why Pre-Teens are Better Architects Than You

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    FrederikF
    Although the blog you posted are about playing The Sims, it's very similar with Minecraft... I'm amazed by the fantasy my kids have when building various kind of houses... (though... they tend to make the kids rooms bigger than the master bedroom... )
  • Anti TAFTA meeting, so many uses of sketchup!

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    elmerE
    Very shortly here are the main dangers of the Trans-Atlantic "Free Trade" Agreement : FOOD SAFETY: Our safety standards, much stricter than American standards and the "international standards" (levels of pesticides, bacterial contamination, toxic additives, GMOs, hormones, etc.) could be condemned as "illegal trade barriers" standards. SHALE GAS: European governments no longer would regulate exports of natural gas to the nations TAFTA. Hydraulic fracturing could become a law for companies that might require damages from nations that oppose it. JOBS : Companies wishing to relocate in states affected by the project TAFTA where wages are lower, would be protected. The Survey and the Labour Code becoming illegal, no more notice of termination. Employment center should be privatized or be sued by temporary companies for unfair competition. The consequences of TAFTA on the unemployment rate in Europe would only be harmful. HEALTH & RETIREMENT: Drugs could be patented longer, pharma groups could block the distribution of generics. Emergency services could be privatized. Private insurance could sue the CPAM (Primair fund health insurance) for unfair competition. The PAYG could be dismantled, the insurance companies would replace the CRAM ARRCO AGIRC (French national pension funds)... WATER & ENERGY: These assets would be privatized. Any Opposing municipality could be charged with obstruction of freedom of trade, ditto for energy, whether fossil, nuclear or renewable. Nuclear safety would be reduced. The price of gas and KW would be free. FREEDOM & PRIVACY: As the public revolt, companies hoping to lock up and monopolize the Internet have failed last year to pass their repressive ACTA; more pernicious texts are in the TAFTA. PUBLIC SERVICES: The TAFTA would limit the power of states to regulate public services such as personal services, road, rail, etc. and reduce the principles of universal and wide access to these critical needs. CULTURE & ARTS PRODUCTION: Large producers of audiovisual could ban private or professional low budget productions like youtube, vimeo, dailymotion, collaborative funding would be made ​​illegal. National museums would lose their right of preemption on the national art treasures for the benefit of private collectors. EDUCATION: Private universities could sue the Ministry of Education for unfair competition. From kindergarten to doctorate, private companies would challenge schools, school canteens and university restaurant, any municipal, regional or national subsidies. We all know the damages caused by the NAFTA : https://www.policyalternatives.ca/newsroom/updates/nafta-chapter-11-increasing-threat-public-good The European commission mandated for the negotiation - supported by France - to transform EU and USA into a single market and subjugate the peoples to the law of private companies, that is to say, the law of profit alone. An other world is possible than the one multinational companies are preparing for their benefits. SAY NO TO TAFTA! [image: sPxP_stoptaftacouche-62.jpg]
  • Would you suggest your career to your children?

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    KrisidiousK
    It seems "Anything, as long as they're happy." is in the lead with 7 votes followed by No with 5 and a close third is Yes with 4.
  • 75% of IKEA's catalogue is pure CG (MAX+Vray)

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    pilouP
    And SU uses 100 % of the Kitchen models! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd4SGr4QTs4
  • Sign for Peace in Palestine UPDATE!

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    Mike LuceyM
    Yehonatan, Thank you for adding your views. I really appreciate your involvement as you obviously have experience from living in the area. I would appreciate if you could further clarify a few of your points as I want to understand where you are coming from. @halroach said: Genocide mumbo jumbo! Look up what the word means before you use it so freely. If Israel were into genocide The Palestinians would be long gone, a long long time ago. Well, I will agree to differ with you on the definition of genocide. @halroach said: The article below, might help you understand at least one little part of the story, or maybe you'll get an idea of why you think Israel is so evil, when it really isn't so bad. For many years (55+) I supported the establishment of Israel but I also wanted to see a Palestinian state established. It is only in recent years that I have become very disappoint with Israel. I do not hate Israel just feel very critical of its leaders / government. @halroach said: I live here, knowing it is one of the most wonderful free and democratic countries in the world. I see it. I feel it. I live it. I live among Arab Israelis. I pay my rent to an Arab family. I have good Arab friends. The story in this country is so much more complicated than what you guys can imagine. So spare the blind hatred without knowing the full story. Come to this country... visit it. See it with your own eyes, take a tour... Maybe even live here for a while! maybe... you'll understand a little about the situation more than what the international media agencies spoon feed you their one sided stories with a clear and boring narrative, and maybe you'll understand that there is no simple solution to the problems here. I wish it were simple... If it were, it would have been done a long time ago. It looks that you have a very comfortable and enjoyable life. I am glad for you. You are a young educated man with many Arab friends. I imagine your Arab friends have possibly friends / family / relatives in Gaza and The West Bank. Maybe I am wrong but I will make this assumption. My question is, would it be possible for young educated people living in Israel to reach out to young people in Gaza and The West Bank? Even if was done in just a small way it could grow and lead to peace. @halroach said: There may be some similarities between the problems here and what was between northern Ireland and England, but yet it is soooo different. The Islamic hatred is a whole other cup O'tea. Just look at what's happening in Syria and Iraq now, beheadings, killings in the name of some imaginary friend. Imagine people with that kind of mentality and brutality, knocking on your door with mortar shells every day of the week for years... And nothing being done about it. If it would have happened to you, be it in England or Ireland or where ever in Europe, the imaginary genocide you so freely speak of, would have been long been done, but not by Jews or Israelis... but rather by... I have to disagree with you that the Northern Ireland "Troubles" (as they are referred to) are totally different from the Palestinian / Israeli conflict. There are so many similarities. The IRA grew because of Bloody Sunday http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972 If the British Government had entered into talks at this time the IRA would not have grown to become what it did and a lot of Irish and English people would not have lost their lives in the following years. All parties talked eventually and we now have peace and power sharing. As regards what is happening in Syria and Iraq goes. I think the list of counties could be extended to include many others. Conflict will go on as long as we (ordinary people) allow 'the powers that be' run the show. Just referring to the Northern Ireland Troubles again for a point. Small Peace Groups started by wives and mothers played a major part in getting the warring factions to sit down and have peace talks. 'Women for Peace' was started by Mairéad Corrigan Betty Williams and Ciaran McKeown and it became very influential in bringing about peace. @halroach said: It hurts to see the blind sightedness of highly intelligent people here. I don't regard myself as highly intelligent just an ordinary person that finds in difficult to accept what is happening in Israel, The West Bank and Gaza. Rather than being blind sighted I think its more a case of disappointment in Israel, the far more advanced country, which could take the lead in the area and set an example to others. Desmond Tutu has offered the peace formula, Liberate yourselves by liberating Palestine Mike
  • Z Space $3995!

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    @mike lucey said: BTW I am finding that my newly installed (Matt) Moshi 15" iVisor has reduced eye strain, no more of those reflections that I was getting with the glossy screen Thanks for your feedback! So then a new MacBook could be an option next year...
  • Robin Williams. Genius. "All I'm saying"

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    pilouP
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5TXEUiR1Xk
  • Just finished my v-ray fast start

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    majidM
    @stinkie said: From my perspective, Vray is one the best render engines out there, so I have to ask: what engine, in your opinion, doesn't produce 'poor' images? Nice question !
  • Be careful on who you put in your renders

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    U
    Agree totally, always get model releases from anyone whose image you publish, otherwise someone will sue your pants off.
  • Robin Williams RIP

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    utilerU
    Early stages of Parkinson Disease.... can't imagine what the poor bugger was thinking. Rest in peace, great man.
  • Best iPad App that reads PDF's

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    utilerU
    @solo said: No Adobe app for IOS?, I have a Samsung 10" Tab using android, I use this: http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adobe.reader%26amp;hl=en It must be available for apple right? Cheers Pete, I don't know that reader allows you to bookmark...
  • GUYS! How do I Sketchup?

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    Thank you, Pilou. I'll let you know how it went.
  • Trouble accessing the Forum?

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    tademaT
    Solved, thank you. now that is an almighty DOH moment! John
  • Plastic from thin air

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    pbacotP
    Then it will take taxes. You don't get something for nothing. I just think it is good for people to get paid for their work, best if it can be done without bake sales and more taxes. I agree the choices we make should not have to be "incentivized". I think a workable economic solution will spread more quickly, since it will not depend on governments to move forward and do more good. Regulation, Carbon tax, cap and trade are ways to do as you say and make us pay as we go for pollution and consumption, because apparently the market can't achieve that. I am not against that either. Again it takes governments to do it. Some like Europe will do it more than others.
  • Looks like BMW has cracked it with the i8 electric hybrid

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    soloS
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkUQY1Hxnu0
  • Trimble and Project Tango

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    @mike lucey said: [attachment=0:21qzbgno]<!-- ia0 -->Project Tango Dev Kit.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:21qzbgno] Folks can sign-up to be notified when the Project Tango Tablet Development Kit goes on sale later this year for $1024. https://www.google.com/atap/projecttango/#project Yeah I signed up about 2 months ago, no word yet. Mike
  • Inspirations

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    mitcorbM
    amazing stuff brain stretching
  • Parametric modeling, anyone?

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    jolranJ
    Hi Joel. No, this is a different thing than the one I was working on back then. There are no release yet, and no date set. You can PM me for specific questions/suggestions, should you wish to

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