AU 2008

AU 2008 tweets for 2008-12-06

by Donnie Gladfelter on December 6, 2008

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Boarding for my flight to JFK – New York # Grabbing a bite to eat at the airport. Nothing like spending the night in the airport. # Just got ripped off by the cabbie – $30 ride to the airport. # Just looked at my #AU2008 Survey Results for Power to the Parcel. With 47% [...]

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AU 2008 – Day 3

by Donnie Gladfelter on December 6, 2008

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So at this point I’m actually sitting in JFK International Airport waiting for my connecting flight.  Shouldn’t be too much longer, but while I was here I figured I’d get caught up on my AU blogging.  AU 2008 seemed to absolutely fly by (no pun intended as I am sitting in an airport).  I’m sure [...]

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AU 2008 tweets for 2008-12-05

December 5, 2008

The au party seems to be thinning out. Where’s the afterparty? # Don McMillian is about to take the stage. Proof engineers can be funny #AU2008 # These Design Slam designs are pretty incredible #AU2008 # The DJ is kickin’ it old school with some Beastie! # When software crashes – design slam 2008 # [...]

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AU 2008 tweets for 2008-12-04

December 4, 2008

Teaching my class in the AM – wish me luck # On to the Avatech client appreciation event at Tao # Working the AUGI booth # And all the AUGI members are entering the hall at #AU2008 # Wait, what’s that the speaker is using for his presentation… A mac? # Ok Larry – I’ll [...]

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AU Day 2

December 4, 2008

As exhibited by my lack of a dedicated AU Day 2 post, it goes without saying my Wednesday was pretty busy. I’ve heard many say every AU they attend becomes busier than the previous; a statement I can personally attest to.  Nonetheless, I got my Tuesday started as a Lab Assistant; this time it was [...]

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AU 2008 – Day 1

December 3, 2008

Today marked the official start to Autodesk University 2008, and boy what a busy day! For me my morning got started being a lab assistant for Andrew Hill of AEC Systems in Australia. In that class he presented his “Project-Based Title Blocks using Fields, Attributes, and References”.  Andrew certainly had a lot packed into his [...]

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