20+ Years of Design, Technology & More
20+ Years of Design, Technology & More
Autodesk University 2009 is over and so is the Shutterbug Tour this year.
I am going through the hundreds of photos to prepare to post them over the next few days. I am now leaving my hair in Las Vegas after having my head shaved for the Susan G Komen Foundation after many donated to the charity.
For the first time in 12 years I had to miss a day of AU and sessions, the AUGI meeting, a team dinner, photos, and of course the AUGI Beer Bust event. I awoke yesterday morning with a a bloody nose & ear, dizzy, and massive migraine. I was at the doctors for much of the day as I was diagnosed with dehydration and a bad sinus infection. I spent yesterday after returning from the doctor in bed on prescription antibiotics and headache medicine. I would have preferred to be at AU.
On the first general day of Autodesk University it has been active with thousands of attendees here attending in person and thousands online with the Autodesk University Virtual sessions.
There is a very special combined AutoCAD / M&E (Media & Entertainment division 3ds max & Maya) keynote today. Only 1500 can attend and there will be special 3D glasses. Why will there be special 3D Glasses, well we will be getting a sneak preview of the new James Cameron movie “Avatar”.
The fist day of Autodesk University was Monday and a whirlwind of activity as the ADN developers conference was held along with many other events like the Design Computation Symposium. The Bloggers Social was a great event which seen over…
Today the AU2009 Shutterbug Tour headed to the Valley of Fire. Valley of Fire is located 45 miles to the Northeast of Las Vegas and is absolutely amazing for landscape photography and hiking.
It is hard to believe that Autodesk University 2009 is about to begin but, it is.
I am not one of those who believe the world is going to end in December 21, 2012. I am providing the AutoCAD 20101 DWG & DWF of the Sun Stone for those who want a copy for fun.
I wanted to share one of my photos for desktop backgrounds after seeing how nice it looks on both my PC and Mac laptops.
Gregory Arkin is offering to give some premier passes to the Autodesk University Virtual event.