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My firm will like to hire a Revit detailer. Most Revit users I've come across, typically focus on renderings. Unfortunately, my firm is not interested in rendering but is more focused on technical detailing of Architectural elements. Time is money and we need to be truthful and focus on the details that will make the construction accurate at truthful and accurate cost. If you feel you can face this challenge... If you feel you have this mindset... If you feel you have this inclination to do this type of work... Contact me: Mention, or reply... and we can continue from there. Here is the best Revit Detailing video I can find on Youtube. This is what we need. Detailing with intelligent Native Revit geometry. NOT DL which is simply just doing AutoCAD work in Revit, prone to errors and requiring redrawing and checking on every new sheet. Watch the video below to see the lesson. Best regards https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNNPOj1zpHQ&pp=ygUYZGV0YWlsaW5nIGluIHJldml0IGJyaWFu |
Namaster:Know THESE points before marriage and DON'T marry her. Run and go. |
Thugnificent:There was lunar eclipse sometime 2020 or so. About 4am in the morning. Full moon, and next thing, shadow blocking the moon till about 5:30am People were sleeping or worrying too much about Nigerian problems to even give a sh1t about the event. |
nedu2000:It depends on time and orientation of the earth. One partial solar eclipse happened in 2013. Everywhere was just dull-dark and cold, like hamartan cold for about 3hrs. Though clouds were blocking the sky. But you can get all information about eclipses from: http://www.timeanddate.com Navigate the site and search for Nigeria. You should get a data list of all the past and upcoming eclipses that will happen around here. https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/ |
folake4u:https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/map/2024-april-8 You can get all your eclipse news from this website. Dates, locations, videos of past events and live videos of current ones. including todays own. Should start in the afternoon for USA which will be night time in Nigeria.
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FalthELEFAN:https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/map/2024-april-8
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chigoziri2403:Read all questions EXPECIALLY number 10. That should spur you to FIRST look at this number 10 that they made special mention about. |
abobote:There's an eclipse of the Sun, today 8th April. But it will be visible in USA in their afternoon, which is Monday night for us in Nigeria. After the eclipse, the moon will shift and become a new moon when we see it next in Nigeria on Tuesday 9th. It's the new moon these guys are using to do their Eid El Fitri
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GeneralOjukwu:Better don't try this nonsense. Yi think that because you are bigger or stronger than someone, you can just beat them? What if the weak/lazy person poisons your food? Pours acid on you, hits you with a stick and nail or knife? Never underestimate someone that is angry. Your strength cannot save you from them. |
SmartPolician:No not me. You are the worst human ever created. YOU alone.! |
ValCon888:God bless you for that he Because if its oyibo land now, them for dey talk "she". Nonsense and ingredients people. |
Magnumproperty:Have you ever heard the story about the Donkey in a Well? Something happened since 1800 and 224 years later, people are still complaining. With all their knowledge and technology? ---------------------------------- The Donkey in the Well is a parable about life. Once upon a time, a farmer's donkey fell down into a well. The animal cried piteously for hours as the farmer tried to figure out what to do. Finally, he decided the animal was old, that the well needed to be covered anyway and that it just wasn't worth retrieving the donkey. However, the donkey shrugged off all the mud being shoveled upon and took a step up. The story is often told to teach the lesson that no matter how bad things seem, there is always a way out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZZGZfDILWk&pp=ygUQZG9ua2V5IGluIGEgd2VsbA%3D%3D |
lift and AC. Is there electricity to power this building? |
Angelfrost:Most Nigerians are do not reason scientifically. Then they suffer the consequences of nature. Next thing they enter aeroplane and run to white men countries, who reason scientifically and use such reasonings to uphold their nations. |
Seagodess:That means you're asking for colonial masters back again because no Nigerian leader has ever led Nigeria well. |
ForValour:Spend her money by humiliating others openly? |
dankorode:... People that taste... (no S) |
deanoffaculty:Ah-ah? But MTN painted this fence in Police Baracks Falomo. They tried na!?
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jimiabdul:Internet came to Nigeria in 2000. According to you, NIgeria in 1999....
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BlueStripper:The reason is YOU. You are the one causing all the problems we have in Africa.. |
Blitzking:As long as Nigeria and Nigerians remain satisfied with importation of finished goods, corruption will never end. Because people's intellect is not being engaged. When you start manufacturing goods to export and employing workers to work in such facilities, that is when people's intellect will be engaged and they stop thinking about bad things and instead about good productive things. Sorry O, but this corruption will remain permanent, the way Nigeria is. |
cunny88:Well, you deduce. If your webpages are online 24/7, that means the computer running them is ON 24/7 That means the connection infrastructure to the computer is also running 24/7 We don't have light in Nigeria. So it cannot be here. Internet was invented far back 1969 as a network called "ARPANET" in the US & UK. And it has only expanded since then. Nigeria got internet sometime in 1996. The world was not waiting for us. We just fixed wires/infrastructure on the ground to connect to already existing servers and webpages in US and Europe. That's why most of our websites are ending in dot com (Nairaland.com, punchng.com, Vanguaredngr.com) Even that you may think is Nigerian located, is hosted by Cloudflare located in Canada We just connected wire from there to Nigeria.
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booblacain:But they don't have pedestrian 2 storey high bridge under furiously hot sun. They have flat zebra crossing FLAT on the ground that any old person or disabled can very easily cross
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Pipefitter:Influential figure's daughter will be in a car, not trekking on the road. She would send her driver or bousegirl and that's the one that will be arrested for crossing thr road. |
Smithwilliams826:The Webpages we are browsing are hosted on servers (computers), mainly located in US and Europe. Those computers are connected to Africa by undersea cables. Here's a map of the cables around the world.
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As a Husband, what will I do? I don't do public drama. (1) First off - F*** expensive phone. My phone is N50,000 finish. I will never buy more than basic android. It can do everything I need a phone to do. Extra money is to be used to buy another cheap N50,000 phone if this one breaks. (2) Keep phone aside during social function. We attended to talk to Human being NOT phone. (3) If indeed, wife did something foolish in public, I'm typically quite. Pull her aside and just go home to find out what is wrong with her. If she refuses to follow me, I'll just go home alone and wait till whenever she returns, to come and answer me for her misdeeds. End of party. |
fitinwell:They just rape them instead ba? |
EmmyMaestro:Movie production is very challenging. A silly American movie like Ace Ventura that came out in 1994, costs $15,000,000 (fifteen million USD) as of 1994, say $ = N100.. It's still N1,500,000,000 (1.5 Billion Naira). And this is for a silly LOW BUDGET American film. Which films have we ever spent more than 5k with 2 plastic chairs to produce in Nigeria? How won't it look like 100level student project.
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nairalee:Thr job of police is to keep poor people away from rich people. The poorer you are the more angrily the police will descend on you. |
I thought NL website will hook and tell me, "you can't respond right now". |
Tellmeastory:What I hate about this story is that 1. The headline is given by someone who hates Nigerians products as he said "Fabricated" - As if it's one zinc and hammer nonsense. But you and the other guy have UPGRADED and refined the English to. 2. Manufactured... 3. Machined... |
onuman:So what should we do now? One person said, Nigeria's democratic system is flawed. We should do parliamentary system. In that one, you have ruling party and opposing party inside parliarment. So when any ruling party talks, the opposing party will immediately curse them live and direct and prove that they are talking nonsense. That's the system they use in UK. That's why their politicians are under serious scrutiny and cannot behave stupid. Another person said we should do true federalism, whereby each state uses its resources by itself and just pay small to federal government at the head. The lesser money and lesser control will make federal government to sit up. Another people said we should scatter Nigeria into chaos. Another people said, they don't have time for wahala. They packed their belongings and japa. Now they will forever be Second class citizens in another man's land, standing with one leg instead of two legs. Which way do you suggest we take? |
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