Flame — HabitableZone

Flame » in reply to Actually, I see it more as a lame Diego Rivera mural.

Dang Right!

You're right on the money, as usual, ER. You understand one must leave the global multiculturalism feel-goodism and old, Russian, communist propaganda Suryaninov inspired art behind:

http://www.internationalposter.com/pimages/RUL01227.jpg


Source: internationalposter.com

I personally like the hightech sex appeal sell of the current Russian tech sites like this one. The image is saved solely for the Russian speaking guests. The US ones get far less exciting images, the Russians save the good photography for other Russians.

http://www.agnitum.ru/bitrix/templates/agnitum.com/images/header_index.jpg

Source:Agnitum.ru

Now that is one heck of a story. Your girlfriend/wife has just gotten out of the shower and put on some clothes. She's smart, sexy and loves to work her laptop on the floor because she is 21st century casual. She's young, but she's not that young, and is holding her age well because she takes care of herself. Her post-millennium Ralph Lauren look is high class and both she and you are living the good life in your minimalist, post-bauhaus, Neutra-styled glass walled home outside of Moscow. She's using Agnitum Outpost because she knows the Russian mafia are still trying to hack your jointly held ten million + Euro bank accounts. The cool blues are just the right shade to bring serenity to your web activities.

Now, that image sells a product and a story.

UPS shows it has become complacent, the bad PC propaganda mural is the first sign your company is becoming an incompetent, bureacratic institution.

PS
From that angle, that's nearly a dead ringer for Tech7, the only difference is Tech7 doesn't run around Shamballa barefoot.

PPS
Robert, do TABLE and WIDTH properties work for formatinng paragraphs in posts? This post will become very hard to read when the wider image is fit in, but I don't want to experiment only to experience catastrophic zone-post failure ;-)

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