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Eight years ago, Sophie gave her heart - and her virginity - to Zach Barrett on a night that couldn't have been less romantic or more embarrassing. Zach's stepbrother, a steely-muscled, tattooed biker named Ruger, caught them in the act, getting a peep show of Sophie he's never forgotten.
She may have lost her dignity that fateful night, but Sophie also gained something precious - her son Noah. Unfortunately, Zach's a deadbeat dad, leaving Ruger as Noah's only male role model. When he discovers Sophie and his nephew living in near poverty, Ruger takes matters into his own hands - with the help of the Reapers Motorcycle Club - to give them a better life.
Living with outlaw bikers wasn't Sophie's plan for her son, but Ruger isn't giving her a choice. He'll be there for Noah, whether she wants him or not. But Sophie does want him, has always wanted him. Now she'll learn that taking a biker to bed can get a girl dirty in every way....
©2014 Joanna Wylde (P)2014 Tantor
"Filled with rough language, no-holds-barred sex, the rumblings of a biker war, and threats from the past, this fast-paced novel entertains while setting up the next book in the series." (Publishers Weekly)
"Another hot biker!"
Great story, Ruger is so hot! I just wish the same narrator from Reapers Property did this one too. Dual narrator was different... both did good but it would of been better with just 1. Love Joanna Wylde Reaper's books!! Can't wait for the 3rd & 4th! Well worth the credit :)
"I Need A Biker.....Hot,Hot, Hot!"
You have to love those Reapers! This was another great hit for me. I think that this biker gang really captivates you. It is totally believable and you get sucked right in. I love that both books have reoccurring characters but are still very different. The author explains the name thing, which I think many people questioned so now it really makes you see past the funny biker names. Sophie and Zack are a train wreck and you have to love how she has become a strong independent woman trying to take care of her son. She does not complain and does not easily fall into the biker life. Ruger is tough, funny, domineering and sexy. I like that he doesn't just give up and that he continues to help even though she keeps sending him away. The chemistry was great and the dialogue between them was fun to listen to. I really enjoyed the biker woman and that even though they are "Property" they hold their own. It shows that you can be tough and taken care of all at the same time. Somehow the author takes this biker club and makes you understand the family connection and supportive atmosphere. Even though it is way out of my scope of reality you can still believe that this goes on. One thing I did not like was the male narrator's voice. His female voice was not great and he did not sound rugged enough to play the part of Ruger. I would have changed that. This is a must read series and I cannot wait for more.
Audible OBSESSED!
"Great Story, Narration, and I want MORE MORE MORE!"
I'm so completely sold on this MC!! This was an excellent follow up to the first book. You've gotta love a tough guy that steps in to be a provider and handle business when necessary, so I was totally in love with Ruger from the start. I was equally excited that Tatiana Sokolov was narrating. Haberkorn--he was kind of 'meh', I've heard better, but Sokolov's 'biker gruff' adds that little extra something for me. So far, it seems that there are a host of other interesting characters which hopefully is an indication that there will be more books to come SOON! Reaper's MC will continue to be an automatic purchase for me, loved it!
"A delicious walk on the wild side!"
I loved this book, although at first I was hesitant because it was narrated by 2 people. They both did a splendid job! There is nothing nice about this book, not much of hearts and flowers so if you are thinking of a traditional romance, you are in the wrong section of books! I really enjoyed this book from start to finish. It is not only funny and entertaining but the author wrote a book that is really close to reality. Nothing wrong with a little scary in my opinion! Looking forward to the next book!
Will do anything for books!
"HOW could you not LOVE this guy!!!"
Okay, this is a good story. Again, in some places a bit unrealistic and the same concerns of good vs. bad with the MC but all in all the guys are good guys. I enjoyed the struggle and growth of both characters and really could have had a bit more, more depth, more time. Hopefully there will be more in future with others so we can get a check in! Good book, no serious complaints, same thing with previous narration, good, there are tons of players here so all the voices are difficult.
I'm one of the reviewers at the Guilty Indulgence Review Site. I am always reading - I don't go anywhere without an ebook or audiobook!
"Reaper's Forever!"
I have fallen for the Reapers... don't ask me to do it... I can't pick my favorite. These rough-on-the-outside men have hearts-of-gold on the inside. Wylde has created characters readers couldn't possibly not fall for. They're strong, committed and fiercely loyal.
I wanted more time with Ruger and Sophie once they were happily together. There was a lot of time taken in the book to set up the overall club, aka world building, which I appreciated but I craved more Ruger and Sophie moments.
Now to get my hands on another hot, sexy Reaper... uhm, I mean, another Reaper's MC book. ;)
I really enjoy the world of books! Narration just add layers to that world... don't u think? :)
"Good...but why the dual narration!!!"
Dual narration really will murder a star! I was going to rate this book as a 4-star b/c it was great... awesome...just like book 1, totally worth a credit/sale/buy...but the dual narration ..;. EH! So not needed.
Either Sokolov or Haberkorn could have narrated this by themselevs... both male and female narration was ok... (Sokolov was better) but why the dual narration... Just a shift in character voices is annoying!
Anyway... I like the sequel but I so wish Rugger was a bit meaner to Sophie... she contantly dissed The Reapers when they kept saving her all over the place..
But it was a good story! I enjoyed it... but I can't wait for Hunter and Em's story next!!!
"Another HOT Reaper!!!!"
YES! I'm so looking forward to the next book in this series. I'm in love with the Reaper's family and love hearing about the other people involved. I would love to find a Reaper of my own!
I loved that during the birth of Noah, A love match was made. IT took them awhile to figure it out but it was there non the less! At the end when he explains his strange tats was a very "AAWWW" moment for me!
"Another hot MC read"
For as tough and rough as Ruger is, his love for Sophie and Noah is touching. Great audio book.
I am a lover of books. I enjoy losing myself in a fabulous romance and great story plot.
When you're in the world of the Reapers MC, you just have to sit back and relax and don't mind the raunchiness, vulgarity, roughness and constant stream of F-bombs that come your way. It's just part of this world….and, what a world it is! I was excited that this audiobook was finally released after I really enjoyed the first one. Some of the best parts about the book is entrance in the world of the Reapers MC with all of the gang such a Horse, Picnic, Painter….as well as Marie and the rest of the "old ladies" including sweet Em. It was great to get a kind of continuation of Horse and Marie's love story, and their wedding was awesome!!! Also, I just can't wait for Em and Liam's "Hunter's" story…seriously can't wait!!
This book centers on Rugar and his love interest, Sophie, who has a young son, Noah who is Rugar's nephew. Noah was so sweet. I really liked his part in this story. Yet, regarding his uncle Rugar, I was so curious as to how such an unyielding, tough, pull no punches, hardcore biker guy like Rugar was going to give up his freedom with women to finally settle down with "the one." Well, he definitely meets his match with Sophie. Sophie is beautiful, with her green eyes and auburn hair. And, she is equally fiery in temper, sharp mouth, and has a strong character just as Rugar. Well, ok, let's also add stubborn to that list…LOL So, with these two there is definitely a lot of power struggles in their relationship. But, ultimately, Rugar and Sophie find that fighting their love/lust for one another is a battle neither can win. Rugar and Sophie resolve their differences after many experiences that end up drawing them together. Of course, there is passionate sex, action, crazy MC parties, kidnapping, violent moments that all race the reader to the HEA.
I have to say this is not my favorite kind of romance because I appreciate more softness in the Hero/Heroine relationship and I didn't think it was as good as Horse and Marie's chemistry and love story, but it worked well in the end. I mean not all biker romances have a sweet and fluffy edge to them…..for Rugar and Sophie it was hardcore all the way around.
Narrators: I thought the dual narration between Tatiana Sokolov , Todd Haberkorn was good. ---Nothing absolutely spectacular, but overall good and enjoyable.
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PBS.org, . "The New Deal." WGBH Educational Foundation. n. page. Web. 24 Feb. 2013. <http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/general-article/dustbowl-new-deal/>.
History.com, . "New Deal." A&E Television Networks, LLC. n. page. Web. 24 Feb. 2013. <http://www.history.com/topics/new-deal>.
"The Great Recession, Five Years Later." NPR: . Radio. <http://www.npr.org/2012/12/08/166784038/the-great-recession-five-years-later>.
Worstall, Tim. "The Great Recession Is Just Like The Great Depression." Forbes. n. page. Print. <http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2012/11/07/the-great-recession-is-just-like-the-great-depression/>.
Welcome to this week's installment of This Philadelphian Life. I'm your host, Max Amar-Olkus. This week we look into the life of a man that would do anything just to make sure his family wasn't poor. As soon as he'd see the economy change he knew it was time for him to make a change too. Jerry Olkus made it through life by taking risks. Big risks.
In this project I learned a lot about my grandfather. He would always tell me these stories as a child but I would never really listen. Now that I'm more grown up and (arguably) more mature, I'm able to take a lot away from his stories. He puts effort into everything he does and many people have trouble doing this. I personally have problems with effort but this conversation has made me realize that I have to make a change. I learned that if I want to succeed in life it won't just come to me. I have to actually be proactive and try my best in school and everything else in life.
This source is from the second part of a series called War, Depression, and War, 1914-1945. The source begins with an explanation of why the Great Depression began. They focus on the banks and the stock market aspect of the crash. Then the article goes on to talk about how other people view the Great Depression and what caused it. Then the article talks about how the government responded to the crisis. Then the author really dives into the New Deals and what they were and what caused them.
This is a very useful source. I find it useful because of first they way it is set up. The article is broken up with titles over each section describing what is inside of each. The article also provides an analysis of the Great Depression and of how people saw it and their opinions on what happened. There was one problem though, the article does seem a little bias in my opinion he mentions a lot of views but they all seem to be leaning towards the same thing.
This source is very helpful and was a huge contributor to my knowledge of the great recession. The source is an interview given by a host on NPR and the interviewee was a specialist on America's economy he also studies other country's economies and compares them. I found the interviewee to be a wonderful source because he studies economies for a living and can give major insight on how we were affected with international economic knowledge.
The article speaks about why the Great Recession is still affecting America today and exactly how the Great Recession still affects us today. The interview gave the most insight into unemployment and how a lot of Americans are still unemployed even four years later. This was possibly the most devastating aspect of the Great Recession. We not only still have a suffering unemployment rate but it's getting worse. Another aspect that I enjoyed and that was very helpful about the interview was that he also made predictions of what would happen in the future. Based on his knowledge of the European economy and our current economy he made predictions of what our economy will look like in the years going forward.
Harold Sims, CCC Cadet, and his portrait of FDR. 1933. http://newdeal.feri.org/attic/004.htmWeb. 26 Feb 2013. <http://newdeal.feri.org/attic/004.htm>.
This photograph was taken in 1933. It shows a man named harold sims who was a corporal of the Civilian Conservation Corps. He is holding a portrait he painted of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. He is standing in front of some sort of fence.
This source supports my argument that the public were in favor of roosevelt's new deal. The man is holding a picture of roosevelt he painted. The picture does not cast any sort of negative light on the president. It shows his face looking at the viewer in a friendly determined manner. His eyes are facing forward, indicating honesty. And he has the words "A NEW DEAL" across the bottom on a clean looking banner. The fact that he took the time to paint this shows that he was very appreciative of the Presidents plan to save the economy.
This source is helpful because it shows someone involved in one of the New Deal programs showing support for it. It helps prove that that this was not a begrudging task set upon the people. It was a collaboration between the government and the people.
Roosevelt, Franklin. "The New Deal." 2 Jul 1932. Address.
This is the transcript of a speech given by Franklin Roosevelt (FDR). It describes his plan to help save the American economy. In the speech: he talks about his faith in our people, what we need to do as a country to turn the economy around and how he would implement this plan.
This speech helps to show what he intended to do as president and what his attitude toward the roll was. He talks about watching out for the needs of the whole country as opposed to a chosen few. Which is the belief held by our current president. In the speech he also talks about what still needs to be done instead of dwelling on the past.
I plan to contrast FDR's speech to one made by obama, and contrast their similarities and differences. I think I will do this by chopping up audio from each of their speeches and making a new one.


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3.75/5 rDev -6%
11-24-2013 00:13:42 | More by Lovely85
3.5/5 rDev -12.3%
11-24-2013 00:07:27 | More by nickfl
4/5 rDev +0.3%
11-22-2013 04:35:42 | More by XmnwildX12
4/5 rDev +0.3%
10-10-2013 21:23:17 | More by BeerHunter76
4/5 rDev +0.3%
10-10-2013 01:16:52 | More by kjkinsey
3.75/5 rDev -6%
10-10-2013 01:15:22 | More by Texasfan549
4.5/5 rDev +12.8%
09-30-2013 10:25:34 | More by mscottjohnston
3.25/5 rDev -18.5%
09-24-2013 16:24:15 | More by Irish12
United Kingdom (England)
4.26/5 rDev +6.8%
At 10%abv., coming in a slim 330ml brown bottle; bottling date 03/05/2012, served mildly chilled in a long-stemmed wine goblet. Notes: the beer label specifies the ingredients to include water, munich, cara, brown, bruichladdish barley malts, premiant and sladek (late hopping) and yeast.
A: pitch black in colour, coming with a 1cm thick creamy dark khaki frothy head with very good retention, on top of rather mild carbonation.
S: the dense and oily aroma upfront is dominated 50-50 by the peated malts and savoury-sweet black prune-ish notes; given a good swirl, the pronounced peatiness mixes well with bitter cocoa, gristy black beans, vanilla, plummy fruit esters, black cherry skins, and bitter-sweet root herbs as of licorice. Complex, but also strangely the aroma is uplifted by the lovely peaty edge of the malts.
T: smooth in carbonation, the foretaste is slightly metallic, savoury-sweet and robustly peated-malty, delivering lots of smoky and deep-roasted aroma alongside smoked longan-fruits, black prunes, licorice roots and bitter chocolate syrup, followed by a dry tinge of herbal bitterness as well as a thick body of lubricating Munich and brown malts with an aromatic bready touch. The bitterness retains its intensity towards the finish, where the peated-malt and smoked prune-ish aroma lingers with excellent earthy undertones to elevate an otherwise potentially heavy aftertaste.
M&O: the mouthfeel is excellent, lubricating and soothingly carbonated at the same time, while the fulsome body doesn't go quite heavy at all. This is a successful, robust and yet very approachable Russian Imperial Stout that drinks so well alone, but can also benefit from different types of barrel-ageing. Highly recommended.
09-17-2013 18:15:05 | More by wl0307
3.5/5 rDev -12.3%
09-11-2013 22:14:59 | More by crosenkrantz
3/5 rDev -24.8%
07-27-2013 00:21:16 | More by Jonny41
3.61/5 rDev -9.5%
11.2 oz bottle into a New Belgium goblet. 12/2011 bottle date, and it says 10% ABV.
A: Pours an extremely dark brown color. The head is a three finger tan shade with large, aggressive-forming bubbles. It settles down into a thin film after a while, leaving decent streaks of lacing on the glass. This one seems to be strongly carbonated - it almost tried to spill out of the bottle.
S: Wow, the aroma features plenty of chocolate at first. I'm really impressed with how strongly it emanates from the glass, too. As it warms up, this is quickly replaced by notes of peat. This quality is somewhat offputting in my opinion - aside from the ham-like smoke, I pick up notes like algae, rubber, plastic, and even electrical fire. It starts off great and ends up falling on its face, so I'll average it out here.
T: An improvement over the aroma. The peat-laden smoke clusters on the opening, lacking some of the unpleasantries on the nose; it's more of a general hammy/woody tone with a mossy backing. This fades into a midtaste of both licorice and dark chocolate. (in addendum, the licorice qualities here don't bother me...maybe it just bothers me in Stone's IRS, I don't know) The finish is laden with textbook roasted malt dryness, char, seaweed, and perhaps a faint touch of stewed dark fruits. It's definitely peaty throughout; if you don't like seaweed and moss in your imperial stout, you will NOT like this. On the positive side, it doesn't drown out the other notes - in fact, it's solidly complex at the end of the day.
M: I was right, this is strongly carbonated and airy in its feel. Dry, too. In spite of that, it does have a substantial heft on the palate - still, it's too lively on the tongue for a RIS. This becomes a better brew in all palate aspects once the carbonation calms down.
O: Rather unusual. The flavor profile is great, but the aroma is inconsistent and the feel is more in line with a BSDA (not unexpected given its country of origin). Having said that, once I got used to the bold peatiness, I did grow to like it quite a bit. Even at $8 a bottle, I'd entertain the notion of buying this again. Probably not often, though.
07-03-2013 03:28:42 | More by ThisWangsChung
4/5 rDev +0.3%
06-29-2013 02:39:30 | More by bbadger
3.94/5 rDev -1.3%
Dec. 5 2011 on the shelton brothers label on the back, not sure what the date means.
Pours an absolutely gorgeous jet black with 2 fingers of small bubbled light tan head.
Lots going on in the nose. Smokey, chocolatey, woodsy and lots of roasted grains.
Taste is more of the same. Smoke definitely dominates but isn't totally overpowering. Just a touch of alcohol warmth, exactly what you want in a RIS.
Mouthfeel is very smooth and ever so slightly creamy. Definitely a sipper but relatively easy drinking for the ABV (my bottle said 10%)
Overall this is a solid RIS, especially if you like a touch of smoke. Glad I picked it up, might get another one at some point to try with a bit more age on it.
06-24-2013 06:46:27 | More by quirkzoo
United Kingdom (England)
4/5 rDev +0.3%
06-22-2013 09:06:04 | More by Kirk
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.3%
05-27-2013 20:08:26 | More by Kmat10
North Carolina
4.16/5 rDev +4.3%
Pours a thin black or dark brown with light edges and a huge foamy khaki-colored head. Smells of phenolic smoke immediately reminding me of peat smoke. Bit of a peppered beef jerky aroma underneath. As it warms, and I acclimate to the smokiness, campfire-roasted marshmallows and milk chocolate notes emerges. Flavor is not so intense as the nose would suggest. There is a roasty, yet smooth maltiness, almost a bit chewy that stands up to the spicy peat. I can pick up hints of things like tootsie roll-like chocolate, caramel and dark chocolate pot de crème, but the peat smoke is still the dominant note. The peat does not, however, overpower this hefty brew overall.
05-24-2013 03:29:57 | More by BeerZack
North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +12.8%
05-13-2013 06:08:04 | More by Bonko_the_sane
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
05-01-2013 22:09:15 | More by shagens
4.5/5 rDev +12.8%
04-28-2013 15:13:12 | More by Eriktheipaman
3.25/5 rDev -18.5%
04-28-2013 13:02:52 | More by neckbracesub
4.35/5 rDev +9%
Poured from a 11.2 oz. bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice. Date on bottle reads Dec 5th, 2011.
Appearance: Pours nearly pitch black with a moderate amount of carbonation. Huge tan head that takes up half of the glass before slowly fading to a thinner creamy layer. Leaves a decent amount of lacing.
Smell: A big dark aroma that is very smoke and peat driven. Dark roasted malts with a strong scent of smoke and peat. Hints of dark bitter chocolate, coffee, burnt toast, caramel, toffee, biscuit, and yeast. Big hints of molasses and anise licorice spicing. Subtle hints of dark raisin, fig, cherry, and prune. Light hints of earthy and grassy hops. The smoked malt, peat, and chocolate stand out the most.
Taste: Follows the nose with a dark malty taste driven by smoke and peat. Dark roasted malts with a big taste of smoke and peat along with good notes of dark chocolate, coffee, toast, burnt caramel, toffee, yeast, grains, and biscuit. Sweet taste of molasses. Licorice taste from some anise. Undertones of dark dried fruit with notes of dark cherry, raisin, prune, and fig. Very subtle earthy hop presence. A very good smoked and peated malt taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a medium to high level of carbonation. Very creamy and smooth. Kind of thin for an imperial stout. Alcohol heat is light.
Overall: A really good smoky stout. It may lack a little in body, but the dark smoke and peat flavors are really good.
04-28-2013 06:17:42 | More by MattyG85
British Columbia (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev +1.5%
750ml dated 7 dec. 2011. Thanks Hoppypocket!
Appearance. Pours a deep dark brown, black in the glass with two fingers of tan head.
Smell. Smokey peat and dark roasted malts, just a little molasses and maybe some dark fruits as well, but the smoke is pretty predominant.
Taste. Again very smokey and peaty with some tobacco and tar. There's also a bit of dark malt, molasses, and maybe a trace of dark fruit.
Mouthfeel. Medium+ body, very light for the abv and it actually works well. Medium-strong carbonation.
Overall. A very interesting beer that doesn't really conform to any style. High abv, lighter body, smokey as hell, and some big stout characteristics ...very interesting indeed.
04-27-2013 02:25:50 | More by Rutager
4/5 rDev +0.3%
04-14-2013 22:33:52 | More by DruRho
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
04-01-2013 13:23:06 | More by TheBeerAlmanac
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Point clouds should know the scale of the document they are going into and attempt to scale accordingly. Point clouds typically are meter by meter by meter for scaling size - if the point cloud goes into a layout that is in MM it should scale - or if it is into an inch layout it should scale to imperial - if nothing else, have it work similar to block inserts in AutoCAD for the interaction. (see attached) IT is very confusing for the users in imperial - typically the cloud comes in 254x too small.
We have discovered that while trying to make an asset, there is no way to use an existing asset in the creation of another. Assets should be accessible when creating assemblies not just when creating a factory layout. Many times we need to have assemblies that contain standard assets but we still need to be able to change those assets once they have been inserted. Right now you get an error that says that part contains a factory layout and cannot be used to make an asset. (see attached) This is because the only way to see the asset was to create a layout to insert it into.
Today, when inserting a point cloud, the placement is arbitrary - that is, is selects the point I picked in space. That is NEVER where I want it.
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By creating an element with variants. No operations are updated when changing variant decals.
It should update all transactions without exception.
You should be able to edit the 2D block to be generated. To put elements in different layers, colors, line types, attributes, etc..
If you edit the generated 2D block factory (In AutoCAD Architecture for a change of color, line type, attributes, etc..), Might not work in AutoCAD flow -> Inventor correctly.
A common problem existis for all assets with regards to elevation.
When a assets is placed at a elevation other than 0 - (On the floor), the 2D Assets is placed at a elevation. When modified in AutoCAD, the elevation is often changed, impacting the 3D Asset elevation.
This would be helpful for Overhead Conveyor Layout especially. Anything
This would be a problem fixer.
This would also make asset authoring easier.
This could be implemented in a simiilar fashion as in the asset authoring field for landing plane offset.
Conveyor users need the ability to use FDS to perform studies. The user needs to place carriers on curves to generate a profile path. See example.
This is needed to ensure that the area is clear for movement of the carrier and the product is carrying.
Required Output needed is 2D Plan View (see example)
Future Output is 3D Swept Volume for clash detection.
Created in 2D or 3D. Horizontallly and Vertically.
Movement is not requested.
This is needed for material movement clearance studies.
The ultimate should include the REVIT family of products. Looks like I will have to purchase the Building Design Suite to get more of the products I need and forgo the Factory Design Utilities since it can not be purchases out side of the suite. It is to Costly to purchase the Factory design suite and then purchase the REVIT products along with it at $5,500 each ($15,000).
Why does the FDS layout have a different UCS than standard Inventor files? It makes for some frustrating moments when inserting non-asset part files. It's not that it causes problems, its just annoying!
There are times when I want to find the asset of the same definition as the Object I am currently selecting.
If Asset broweser show the same asset automatically. I can know what asset is this very easy.
Hello there,
I think it would be good if we could acess connector points like
we acess ordinary geometry and thus enable us to pattern them
while creating assets. I had to work out a different solution when
it came to modeling an asset of a spiral conveyer with a variable
number of levels and infeed/outfed connections.
Kind regards
i´m testing the labs tool Process Simulation 360 and i think it is a great tool and easy to use. But i don´t know the meaning of MTTR and MTBF and there is no discription.
And now my idea:
Create my layout in ACAD Architecture and put in all of my material flow, product and so on. Export an XML or something else and load it in this new labs tool. In Process Simulation 360 i want to check out if my layout can reach my output or what happen if my processor is faster, slower or stops for 2 hours because of a crash in the maschine.
A nice to have: All operations and stations are in Process Simulation 360 from my ACAD layout export.
Next: Process Simulation 360 integrated in Factory Design Suite 2013.
I like the idea to do pictures from a machine in a factory who exist and send it to 123D Catch and use the mesh model in Inventor (Using Mesh-Enabler) to create a legacy object as an asset.
I never tried the 123D Catch with larger objects as one meter. Also I have errors when I download the mesh. But this will be a great workflow to catch legacy objects in a factory.
Regards to all the others who like this.
Factory assets should have an attribute that allows the asset creator to specify what the default layer the asset should be assigned to when it is placed in a drawing. The benefit of this feature is time savings and repeatabiliyt of workflow.
This requirement was gathered at the customer roundtable in Milan, Oct 2012.
The user should be able to find where assets have been used - in what documents. Users should be able to update those assets and have the drawings reflect the changes. Teh benefit of the feature would be that it saves a significant amount of time searching for where an asset was used and manually replacing them.
This requirement was gathered at the customer roundtable in Milan, Oct 2012.
Many additional views are required for factory layouts, including side views, sectional views, etc. It would be nice if these views can be part of the normal workflow rather than workarounds to create them. Could this be solved by providing an option to switch the DWG in inventor from a wireframe to solids so that hidden lines are not shown?
The benefit of this requirement is that it is easier for customers to create all the documents required for a given project.
This requirement was gathered at the customer roundtable in Milan, Oct 2012.
Visualization of the material flow on the real transport routes and time calculation of these transport routes.
A customer at the 2011 Munich Summit suggested that depending on the industry, the floor will not be straight. Often customers have to plan in multi floor buildings. Today FDS has only one floor per assembly.
When you do a search or browse for assets, it would be nice to be able to download all the assets in a search or all the assets in a particular catagory. Perhaps a Download All option. Thanks.
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Scott: The main thing is what are you trying to accomplish. These rules don't really apply anymore. If I want to shoot with an 85 and I throw it on a crop sensor camera, I don't worry about it too much.
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