Cut Them in Half

What do you do when your expecting 45 at a user group meeting and 93 show up?  That was the dilemma facing Devon Sowell and the MiraCosta College SolidWorks User Group last weekend.  The answer was simple - cut the sandwiches in half and hope everyone had a big breakfast.

Devon's new group certainly got off on the right foot - huge attendance, great presentations, and a tour of the College's modern facilities.  Devon's got some more information over at his blog.

So Devon - what do you do for an encore?

Comments

[Devon T. Sowell]

Hello Richard-

Thanks for the nod.

The Design Summit was a huge success, thanks to you, Phil Sluder, and Paul Clarke. Lets face it, SWUG meetings are fun!

As Paul and I were talking early in the morning before the meeting, Paul asked "Do you think we should have asked for RSVPs?"

"Nah" I replied. Now I'm glad we didn't, we would have stressed out at the response!

RE:"So Devon - what do you do for an encore?"

Well, we've got some ideas and surprises...Stay tuned!

Devon
http://mccswug.wordpress.com/

[Phil Sluder]

Great Job Devon! It was a great MiraCosta College SWUG meeting. Lots of enthusiasm. I am glad I made it.

And to answer the big question: How do you model a soccer ball? Well Devon was correct when he said you don't model it, you go to 3Dcontentcentral.com and download it. Did you know there are 4 different soccer balls available online? Anyway to directly answer the question, yes I NOW know how to model a soccer ball, and if you were at the San Diego SWUG meeting last night I proved it.

[Devon T. Sowell]

Hey Phil-

Brilliant technique you used for modeling the soccer ball.

Joe & Keri Dunne from SolidWorks Corp. attended Phil's user group meeting Oct. 14, 2009.

Devon

[Phil Sluder]

Thanks Devon, but the credit for the modeling should go to Tim Thieler who uploaded that soccer ball model to 3DContentCentral.com