Revit could be faster

Here is a blog post that explains why Revit does not make use of a processor's multiple cores.
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SCRUG 9/21/2017 Making Money with Revit, Delivering the Promise of BIM

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Thank you to our sponsors... Kelar Pacific, Microdesk, & U.S. CAD. They provided pizza from Sgt Pepperonis Pizza, Cookies and drinks. 
Thank you to Little Diversified Architectural Consulting for providing the venue, hot drinks, wine and chilled water.
After introductions of new people, Ed Tallmage showed off the latest in tech from Leica Geosystems. His was one of  40 delivered thus far. This model connects wirelessly to the Apple Ipad Pro. It is lightweight and fast. Each scan taking two to three minutes based on whether you want hi res or low res. 
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History of Accessibility

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Sometime it helps to learn about the past before pressing into the future. Accessibility is presently considered a civil right in the United States of America. I received the e-mail below from one of the most knowledgeable people in California on the subject.
From: Mankin, Michael [mailto:Michael.Mankin@dgs.ca.gov]
Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 9:51 AM
Hello,
Well, no online history – just the Attorney General's site:http://ag.ca.gov/civilrights/highlights.php#disabilityRights

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SCRUG 2/2/2017 LODPlanner

Through the miracles of changing schedules, I was able to attend this month's SCRUG meeting - the first in a long while. I estimate that about 60 people showed up.

It was announced on LinkedIn.
It was announced on Meetup.
It was detailed on the SCRUG blog.

After introductions & pizza, it went like this...
The main speaker Clive Jordan gave a bit of personal and BIMhistory.

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BIM=Data
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