The fractals of blogging.

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The new-biz of info-inno-inve-share should be blogging with mind mapping. Core of the write-ups and blogs should be sequentially and diagrammatically assigned in degree of nearness, ranking or Fibonacci sequence. Your trust & friends, your cores, your constraints, your customizations-all having different and related directional matrices each a different stor(e)y. Or maybe a sphere. Then your wonder would be how early the whole world is one.

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Think of clutter free communication.

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While phones are good for personal level communication. Split second decisions may not be a good choice to put the memory into pressure. We need a interactive voice/text based communication system which transits the probabilistic responsive hours on the daily needs of individual with curves on address books.

Suppose one is moving near his car, so responsiveness should reduce in curved form on approaching so that a caller doesn’t disturb before driving or any related activity.

Communication should be broken down into combination of voice-text format and decisions conveying time limit depending on resposiveness should be listed there.

Addresses and identities of callers should be verified before the very first call is received.

I think this would de-clutter and enhance the collective performances whether with an individual or an organization.

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An old legend says

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A competition was organized between two groups-demons(asuras) and angels(devatas). The elbow of every member was stiffened with a stick and amrit(holy water) was put in the hands of everyone and asked to drink it.

Demons tried the whole day; but how could they drink it without bending their elbow in order to bring their palms near their mouth. So everyone raised the hand and spilled the amrit.

Angels just took one minute. They offered the water to their fellow mates and everybody became immortal.

So, my resolution is to give. So let’s live long:-)

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Start a fu-biz.

The first way to start a business using latest systems is to understand vice versa.

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BIM Softwares-A link

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Important to understand your design output requirements.

Revit vs Archicad vs Microstation – Upload a Document to Scribd

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IT vs Architecture

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Entry given in an old Danish competitions focusing on “Impacts of IT on Architecture”. We may lose original design mind but can visualize more.

IT vs Architecture

IT vs Architecture

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A little care for the world

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Hi world,

Let’s begin with a little care for each of us. Let’s try not to grab the fruit but to share our knowledge. I’m sure we’ll finally be benefited by being benefiting.

I want to give the best of my talent to the world and to optimize the future matrix. We’ll save energy, habitat, green as well as our time.

Manuj

Blogged with the Flock Browser

Tags: world, matrix, architect, planning, earth

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Sustainability-the buzzword governs Architecture

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