Da Boss
In The Windy City
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
we have been having technical difficulties
But they are now fixed so I am back into the blogosphere. I remember the bad old days of "dos". It seems they haven't really gone away.
Monday, November 16, 2009
we did iso that
Congratulations to the New Belgium Brewery in Fort Collins on being the first victim since my return to the working world.
so underground drainage is a bit of a challenge due to the fall and odd angles. I resorted to rotating the model for some of the runs to get a decent view angle.
MMI in Lincoln, the gauntlet has been thrown, the challenge is out there.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
Why did I have a daughter?
Why indeed
Why did I have children?
Why didn't I stick to terriers?
Heading to the poor house on the slippery slope
Good thing I can still iso that!
Why indeed
Why did I have children?
Why didn't I stick to terriers?
Heading to the poor house on the slippery slope
Good thing I can still iso that!
feedburner
Must be good - migrated to google
Working with it - not sure how successfully
New technology hard on an old fart like me
Working with it - not sure how successfully
New technology hard on an old fart like me
Saturday, October 24, 2009
we can iso that again!
So I'm off the breadline after a 6 month hiatus. Whoopdedoo.
Will it be good for me? Time will tell. Got my very own office again.
Hello Quickpen - I missed you.
I might even get to AU this year - we talked about it.
The first project will be a nick, so back to the dreaded triangular chases and special bars/grilles for all openings. Haven't done one of these since oh I don't know, 20002 maybe. Of course, there's also a brewery - gotta love those. Lots of stainless steel drainlines. I'll be tweaking the ole database for those fittings no doubt. Then there's the sad sad case of the outsourced ductwork models - only 174 hits! Gonna have to get good with autocad mep duct in a hurry. Could it be worse than Kuck Mechanical, well its drafted by a gal, so..............
Hey at least the commute is a dream, just straight down I-76 to Pecos, or even Federal - there's a railroad crossing that always seems to be blocked by a long line of not-moving hopper cars.
Seem like nice folks. Hope this pans out. Gotta keep a lid on the OT. And keep playing with Revit, my retirement fund(er). And my P.E. project, mustn't forget that.
Will it be good for me? Time will tell. Got my very own office again.
Hello Quickpen - I missed you.
I might even get to AU this year - we talked about it.
The first project will be a nick, so back to the dreaded triangular chases and special bars/grilles for all openings. Haven't done one of these since oh I don't know, 20002 maybe. Of course, there's also a brewery - gotta love those. Lots of stainless steel drainlines. I'll be tweaking the ole database for those fittings no doubt. Then there's the sad sad case of the outsourced ductwork models - only 174 hits! Gonna have to get good with autocad mep duct in a hurry. Could it be worse than Kuck Mechanical, well its drafted by a gal, so..............
Hey at least the commute is a dream, just straight down I-76 to Pecos, or even Federal - there's a railroad crossing that always seems to be blocked by a long line of not-moving hopper cars.
Seem like nice folks. Hope this pans out. Gotta keep a lid on the OT. And keep playing with Revit, my retirement fund(er). And my P.E. project, mustn't forget that.
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