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NYC Revit User Group presentation featuring Jason Dougherty of Microsol Resources.  With more and more CM firms using Navisworks to bring 4D to bear as standard process on BIM-enabled projects, the next phase of 5D analysis is already upon us. Autodesk Quantity Take Off (QTO) software is designed to enable cost estimators to easily create comprehensive cost analyses that are synchronized with BIM models being authored in tools like Revit. As AEC professionals have already acknowledged necessary differences between “design” and “construction” BIM’s, this demonstration and discussion of QTO is geared towards helping educate players on both sides of the aisle so that up- and down- stream data exchange can be more beneficial.
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Video Length: 3775
Date Found: July 13, 2010
Date Produced: March 03, 2010
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July 18, 2011
Trying out a bunch of different mounts etc for the Go Pro and generally having fun.
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July 18, 2011
Taking the Kessler Pocket Dolly out for a few hours.  First time using it... and still new to the 5d... but lots of potential for this awesome little slider thingy. On the web:
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July 18, 2011
Monki Cool Jeans celebrate the 90’s and pay tribute to style icons like Madonna and Paula Abdul. Do It Yourself, put patches on the styles and create your own Cool Jeans. The collection contains 15 garments, have a look! monkiworld.com
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July 18, 2011
An Eye Perceive Pictures Production presents Dressed’n-case Fashion Collection.  The How-To Style Guide for The Halter.
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July 18, 2011
Starring Jessica Snow and Andrew Pierno First AD: Alisa Simmonds Director of Photography: Raul Valera Sound Operator: Kevin Tucker Stunt Driver/Set Hand: Lyniel Dao Grip: Chris Lavarro Gaffer: Eric Kastulares, Grady Coleman III, Post Advising: Eric Katsulares Written and Directed by Brooke ...
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