Dominick picked up something for Panorama at the Green Building Expo in Boston yesterday.
Every kids needs to... Learn About Cement!
Thursday, November 20, 2008
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My name is Dana Breig Probert, and I am a Civil Engineer, a Civil 3D user and I work at Autodesk as a member of the Technical Marketing Manager team for Civil 3D.
Over the past two years, I also worked as an author of Mastering AutoCAD Civil 3D (2008 and 2009) and Introducing Civil 3D 2009.
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...that reminds me of one of my earliest jobs. I used to work at a landfill, and the landfill staff hosted field trips for schoolchildren. Everyone would pile into a big yellow bus that was repurposed to be an all-terrain bus. They'd drive up to the active filling area, give a tour of the recycling facility, and then finish up with an outdoor BBQ. "Dinner at the Dump" was the program's formal name. Awesome stuff.
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