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Athens By Night
The Troika went to bail out Europe's banks (for the nth time) and all we got was this postcard of night time Athens...
courtesy of Aris
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Greece: once the origin of Western civilization. Now, a burned-down debt penal colony owned by Goldman Sachs...
Coming soon to American cities across the entire continent. When our coddled, spoiled entitled masses find out they will actually have to work for a living, they will become enraged. Think L.A. riots on an epic scale. It will be an order of magnitude greater than the crusades.
Paris by night ... still a lot prettier ... but for how long?
Greece has imported all of europe's tear gas.
When TSHTF in Paris, they'll have to use napalm.
you're sorta weird, aren't you?
Mmmmmmm, fried frog legs. Oh wait.
The French are verrry sensitive about their legs and feet.
They use them quite a bit ;-)
Greece is so ripe for Marxist takeover the old Soviet Union would have been licking their chops.
As if that's never happened before ;-)
Actually, I like the Greek people (all kidding aside)...it's the thieving pols & bankers I have the problem with. It's the same across the globe now...socialists allied with bankers and so-called capitalists allied with bankers.
Both intend for their failures to be born by any nations people while any success will be enjoyed by them.
Its pretty apparent.
so-called socialist - It's like a double negative without a postive result
I just got in and it's 10:18 pm eastern standard time U.S.
What's that you all say? Athens is in flames, riots are spreading, Greek riot police have run out of tear gas, and this is a mere preview of what's to come in Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Spain & Italy (and probably France, at some point thereafter)?
I don't believe it. The local news made no mention, not a single iota of this, but the fine institution that is that which most Amerikans depend on to get their information did harp obsessively about the Grammys and Whitney Houston.
And Adele's 'Rolling In The Deep' won Federal Reserve/ECB song of the year, as the masses begin to awaken to the scam of fractional reserve globalist banking, and they sing in unison:
Pointless demands running at full mark
Reaching fever pitch, Spartans light up the dark
Finally they see your Ponzi crystal clear
Puppets of Banksters sell PIIGS & Northern Europe out and they'll lay your ship [shit] bare
See how Northern Europeans leave with every piece of you
Don't underestimate the things that they will do
Massive fiat printers running at full mark
Reaching a fever pitch
Ultimately bringing all Europeans out at dark
U.S is in worst shape than Greece! --Nouriel Roubini
Athens in ruins again. Been that way for centuries. Kinda rhetorical if you ask me.
If you see the plume of smoke on the left, just in front of that is a square building with a flat roof. In there is a crackin' good kebab house...
I think pretty soon that's gonna be a crackin' good kebomb house.
Yeah, you can get some real hot stuff in there...
Don't you just love the smell of fresh charcoal in the morning...
I like the Greek people too! I think they eventually get the bankruptcy ahem, I mean freedom they deserve. I am constantly complaining about living in the US. We near BK ourselves.....and we demand the OWS to stay in line. The Greeks go out and burn the city! Who do you think will get their bankruptcy first?
SONG OF THE FURIES (from "The Eumenides")
by: Aeschylus
- UP and lead the dance of Fate!
- Lift the song that mortals hate!
- Tell what rights are ours on earth,
- Over all of human birth.
- Swift of foot to avenge are we!
- He whose hands are clean and pure,
- Naught our wrath to dread hath he;
- Calm his cloudless days endure.
- But the man that seeks to hide
- Like him [1], his gore-bedewèd hands,
- Witnesses to them that died,
- The blood avengers at his side,
- The Furies' troop forever stands.
- O'er our victim come begin!
- Come, the incantation sing,
- Frantic all and maddening,
- To the heart a brand of fire,
- The Furies' hymn,
- That which claims the senses dim,
- Tuneless to the gentle lyre,
- Withering the soul within.
- The pride of all of human birth,
- All glorious in the eye of day,
- Dishonored slowly melts away,
- Trod down and trampled to the earth,
- Whene'er our dark-stoled troop advances,
- Whene'er our feet lead on the dismal dances.
- For light our footsteps are,
- And perfect is our might,
- Awful remembrances of guilt and crime,
- Implacable to mortal prayer,
- Far from the gods, unhonored, and heaven's light,
- We hold our voiceless dwellings dread,
- All unapproached by living or by dead.
Whitney Houston's death takes priority over sovereignty of Greek citizens
On sale this week: greek olive oil.
Yep. I was clicking through the cable news channels to see if any had coverage of Greece. Nope. All focused on mourning the passing of a burnt-out crackhead "diva." Made me want to throw up when I heard someone on the radio this morning calling for a global minute of silence. The only thing we should be morning is the death of critical and independent thinking.
Yeah ain't that funny that NOW all people care about Whitney Houston when nobody gave a fuck enough when she was alive to help her get out of her drug addiction? If all those assholes REALLY loved her like they say they are, they would have helped her instead of acting like they care now that she's dead... bunch of hypocrites, all of them.
Look. I feel sorry for Whitney and her addiction but nobody held a gun to her head, she held that proverbial gun herself, then if the reports are correct, she pulled the trigger. Nobody is responsible for me but me. Yea sure its sad, so is the poor guy who joins the Army because the civilian job market sucks right now, just to get his face blown off because of an I.E.D. explodes while he's on patrol. It's all very sad.
We all have choices. Some paths are easy, others much harder. You choose what you choose because life itself requires it. In the end we're all accountable...
The Western myth that free will accounts for the entirety of one's life is childish. Would that it were true.
- Former and Native Oregonian
Kind'a dense on your part, right?
Especially when you can be brainwashed through TV on priotizing bullshit over important matters.
Last month gay marriage, so gays can now get in five figure debt spent in <8hours in a ritual called "weddings"
Last weekend the superbowl, so advertisers can have a field day with attention from 1/3 of US population.
This weekend dope fiend clown "singer", so Americans ignore Greek austerity and the fact that US will need it also and portray OWS as the foreign problem.
This week, hallmark holiday called "Valentines Day" where you are pressured to buy shit to prove your love.
Seriously, MSM misleads you away from important things in life to being a consumer for corporate profit.
'This week, hallmark holiday called "Valentines Day" where you are pressured to buy shit to prove your love...'
I love me, no pressure...
There is no choice.
Fat people are confused by choice
So, what confuses you?
Finding fish in the treetops!
Stuck in a flood or what?
Tears manufacturing just kicks in ....
"Where do broken countries go?"
The Island of Misfit slaves.
To a Republic that thrives on bananas...
A great sense of humor is not correlated to weirdness...
Yes, the obese american will put down the Krispy Kremes, double lattes, flip off the plasmas and take to the streets, to the degree of the crusades!
They will when the SNAP cards aren't refilled, the power company shuts them down for non-payment, Krispy Cream and Starbucks barricade the doors against the great unwashed onslaught, and their credit cards are declined for the latest in a long series of plasma teevees.
Why attack the "americans"? Do you mean the U.S.? Chances are when the world has capitulated to the jackboot of the global banking cartel the citizens of the United States of America will be the ones who take up arms to overthrow the evil.
Ummm no chances are that your expectations kind of like Chris' expectations are not only inaccurate but are inaccurate to a degree not normally associated with anything or anyone who's prognostications should ever be taken seriously.
What's that shit you're smoking? I want some of THAT!
americans are just going to write their congressman, vote, and pay their taxes like always
It is the 'jackboot' that your fucking government continually sucks you dry for that is THE problem, dude
Please, wake up dear friend om
However, there is a high correlation to absurdity!
Hah ha ha...
Just like their initiation (remember, it was France and the UK who started it) Arabian Spring is Sprung and the Grass is Green freedom incursion into Lybia when they ran out of bombs within the first two weeks and had to be resupplied by the Yanks ...
Why even try to continue with the Charade?
There is no European Credibility Left Whatdsofuckingever.
Arab Spring...ahhh yes, green shoots in the desert. Some people will believe anything knukles.
At least France and Italy's, errr Libya's oil & gas fields were spared ;-)
And yet there are gas shortages in europe.
People are dying by the hundreds frozen to death.
Those lucky to survive have managed to do so by burning worhtless euro banknotes to keep themselves warm.
I've seen that...
"The week-long cold spell, eastern Europe's worst in decades, is causing power cuts, frozen water pipes and the widespread closure of schools, nurseries, airports and bus routes."
Someone needs to alert Brother Al.
Not to be misconstrued with siding with your pal Al, but clearly you're not understanding the Atlantic conveyor belt. It's all pretty simple. Happens every 12,000 years or so; hm, we seem to be running a bit overdue... until, that is, now (when melting glaciers pour fresh water into the circulatory stream and stall out the Atlantic conveyor belt, thus causing cooling in northern Europe). If you spent a few of your bash-Al minutes researching this you'd know all of it...
My good friend Seer,
The polar ice cap is expanding not contracting and so is the Antarctic. Both, no doubt, inconvient truths to Brother Al who does his dead level best to dump as much CO2 as he possibly can into the atmoshere flying around the globe doing his chicken little act.
But he is, afterall, just one man, on a statist mission to relieve the gullible of as many earnings as he can before he himself reverts back to primarily carbon ;-)
Modern napalm no longer uses actual napalm for turning gasoline to jelly. Polystyrene is used instead. Sorry this isn't bullish for Dow Chemical.
"for turning gasoline to jelly. Polystyrene is used instead."
Polystyrene is also used within the neutron bombardment process of a thermonuclear detonation.
Poly Styrene was also the amazingly energetic singer for the band X-Ray Spex. Sadly, she lost her fight with cancer last year.
Debt Bondage, Up Yours!
As my wifie so accurately reminded me, these folks buring the buildings are the ones and the same who so joyously signed on to the initial program or 45 weeks of paid vacation.
Go figure.
And the bankers on the other hand Should Not be expecting repayment, for the original loans were clearly extended under duress of fraudulent conveyance.
Amazing to what a shortage of tear gas leads.
The gals get 49 weeks and a full back waxing. They're OK cutting the vacation time out all together. It's the guys got the problem. They don't want the gals at home bothering their asses. Ever try to tweezer shape the wife's back hair?
You know what? Tell your wife to shut up and advice her that, probably, she's in need of retraining programs which you should attend with her to build up her morale. After that you'll be amazing couple!
Goldman Sachs advises you bring austerity measures on your wife to obtain control.
Buy yourself a nice yacht, pay it with your credit, pay credit card with your wife's checking account, then initiate divorce proceedings.
The whole Eudssr population is waiting for Marine d Arc to bring down the EUSSR.
Not to mention Ann Barnhardt d'Arc. But first she needs to get laid. Suggested consensual sex, and she threatened me with arrest.
Wanklord, writing such weird stuff must make you an Iranian spy! I am reporting you to Homeland Security. (sound of door being smashed down) No, No, it's not me you idiots!!
Chased a gringo last night through a field
AND a "Ball of Confusion!"
hope all your shorts have a good night of sleep - or not.
Shorts are toasted! Too bad that no matter how hard this site has tried to bad mouth the market, the market didn't listen. Pathetic!
Just came back home from my glossary shopping at a local BJ's store in Boston. During the last 6 months, meat prices went up about 30%.
It appears that Americans at a breaking point when the FED & Government lies about inflation will become too obvious and very soon 45 millions of Americans on food-stamps will go hungry. As for people living on the Social Security, they are really for very hard times ahead.
People usually lose their civility when they see that their government cannot take care of them. IMHO, the Hell is about to get lose in America before this year election.
That picture bears an eerie resemblance to Warshington City, April 1968.
It's about fucking time. Getting tired of waiting. My fear is that they will find a way to drag this out for another 10 years.
U R douche bag. Shop somewhere else. Food prices are very elastic.
Gas prices are not, just so you know.
Nothing that the jack booted police and military here can't handle if the American people get uppity. The American forces crackdown on the people will make Syria look like a choir school in comparison once it gets started in the inner cities. Land of the free, home of the brave? We shall soon see.
@ Ancona
+ 1
Yes, this is coming here too. Once Greece defaults (which it will), then the speed of the contagion there in Europe will give us a rough idea of how long we have before the tsunami hits our shores. And it probably will be VERY BAD.
There might not be much time left for each of us to get ready. I hope ALL of you have at least started. There is much to do.
"Some people are amazed that some of the debt out there is from the Napoleonic Wars, others thank God for Thomas Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase" Look at a map of his campaign, it is no accident that he took Venice.
A few key differences ...
Greece is (relatively speaking) a lightly armed nation. The U.S. is heavily strapped. The police are militarized and carrying assault rifles. Stolen handguns are so common in the urban cores that they're used for barter. The government is itself involved in gun-running (see Eric Holder; Fast and Furious; ATF). In short, not only are we a heavily armed society but those guns are concentrated in the hands of the government & thieves and gangsters.
Also, Greece is fairly homogenous. The U.S. is a big multi-racial nation with pre-existing simmering hostilities and starker regional and class divides.
Greece is one nation among many in Europe. Nothing can really get "too" out of control there without intervention from neighboring nations that are more stable. The U.S. is the global superpower. We have a lot of people who hate us. Our military is too powerful for anyone to intervene. If things get very ugly here, the rest of the world is liable to wall us off and let it all go to pieces.
Yes, if you aren't worried yet (or even scared) you aren't paying attention. The sheeple are too busy watching TV tonight and mourning the death of a violent crackhead. What will you and your family be doing?
If you hung out with the people I do you'd know that the concentration of guns is NOT in the hands of the government, thieves and gangsters.
No, not if we're talking about light weaponry. Problem is, however, the BIG stuff, and, the banksters have ensured that the govt has lots of it.
Valid dude, up to a point. The lesson from Iraq, or any occupation/insurgency, is that any group that is serious will go "Mosul" on any occupational Gov's ASS. Your country, USSR, is way to big to cover with high tech drones, the standing police force and the very capable 'alphabet' agency tools.
Chris makes a very important point that I have been expounding on for years now about America. All of this multi-culturalism that liberals have been preaching about for the past 30 years will soon be back to bite them and us in the ass. You'll see how fast the people start walling themselves off in cultural cliques when the shit starts to hit the fan. Within 2 square miles of me in this shithole town of Manexico Park outside DC I shit you not I have people that are probably from 100 different countries. All with 100 different ideas about how things should be done and 100 different ways of doing them. Good luck building ANY kind of cooperative commune in that kind of environment when shit hits the fan. I can't wait to make some bleeding heart multi-cultural espousing liberal my footboy when the new world begins. It will be good penance for his ridiculous ideas and his part in the cultural destruction of the fabric of America.
" Nothing can really get "too" out of control there without intervention from neighboring nations that are more stable."
If it's the people against their own government (inlucind parliament) ,they will consider any intervention as a hostile opressive occupation. Who should do that ? Turkey or NATO as whole ?
"Greece is (relatively speaking) a lightly armed nation."
But as we have seen with yugoslavia, this is well enough for terrible civil war.
And there will still be enough guns around from those other balkan countries.
Just so I'm clear.....
The Keynesian overlords require nations to spend themselves into debt slavery. Once the burden of debt becomes so great that there is no hope for a GDP remedy, they then require austerity.......which is anathema to Keynesian economic philosophy.....in order to secure more debt?
So how did this philosophy make it out of 6th grade again?
"So how did this philosophy make it out of 6th grade again?"
Ask Thomas Jefferson and Abe Lincoln,and JFK.......
Really misinformation bot?
"We must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt. We must make our election between economy and liberty or profusion and servitude. If we run into such debt, as that we must be taxed in our meat and in our drink, in our necessaries and our comforts, in our labors and our amusements, for our calling and our creeds...[we will] have no time to think, no means of calling our miss-managers to account but be glad to obtain subsistence by hiring ourselves to rivet their chains on the necks of our fellow-sufferers... And this is the tendency of all human governments. A departure from principle in one instance becomes a precedent for[ another]... till the bulk of society is reduced to be mere automatons of misery... And the fore-horse of this frightful team is public debt. Taxation follows that, and in its train wretchedness and oppression. "
Which guy said that?
Please, spare us the melodrama, like you know WTF is going on. (so sorry to end a sentence with a preposition, I'm loaded on 12-step Bloody Mary's... if you want the recipe, go to DoChen's blog -- which he's been pimping here for six months -- and try to figure it out)
Sometimes, I think all you pseudo-intellectual types are going to be the first ones shot, but then, I realize that you have no guts, no ingenuity, no faith and no PLAN, so, suck it up. Make the best of it. If you're smart and strong, you can not only survive, but prosper.
Well, you have to be a by of a cynic and maybe have latent psychopathic tendencies, but, believe me, it's better than screaming like a little girl, "run for the hills."
Fuck, it ain't over until the fat lady sings, and as far as I can tell, that Merkel broad ain't that fat and can't carry a tune.
Party on, Garth!
Cant say it's going to be the work for a living that will piss most off. It's going to be working to pay off bankers for past bad decisions that will infuriate. Luckily, there aren't any jobs around for us to be enslaved in. Only the currently employed will have to foot the bill for The Beast of Bankers Past!
What are the odds of the US national debt being paid back?
I'm sure China would take Puerto Rico for 10 trillion (boriqueñas included).
Zero. According to plan.
And they hedged.
The US debt has only ever been paid off once... by Andy Jackson...
It will NEVER be paid back. The whole point is to keep you a SLAVE to it. We will all fall in-line as instructed unless of course we ALL say "go-fornicate-yourself".
I don't go out much anymore. But, the sole new person I talked to today in the gym just exhausted his unemployment and was worried about making his mortgage payment. I know about a dozen unemployed people, all in their early 30's. So, no we aint paying that shit back.
Hey, Mike, having set odds and point spreads for a living, I can assure you that there will be a limited number of takers at 350:1, but many more at the natural odds of say, 100000000 - 1, like the lottery.
The catch is that even in the unlikely event that the US debt is paid off, it will be in completely worthless currency, so, it's a win for the house, no matter what, unless the house gets burned down.
What are the odds of the US national debt being paid back?
The equivalence of The City of London being hit by an asteroid as big as the Wall Street
have one's faith that it won't be paid back within this Earth time...
The shit will get real when the checks stop.
Really..."coddled, spoiled entitled masses"?...I'm sure you haven't been "coddled & spoiled"!
It's DUMMY'S like you, which, will realize, the true "coddled & spoiled"!!
There's "coddled and spoiled" and then there's "coddled and spoiled". A lot of us who have busted our cans for a modest living (I'm a disabled ex-roofer and builder) for 40 years have it pretty cushy compared to the late Steve Job's employees at Foxconn.
It could be a lot worse. In fact, it will be. People need to set their minds to living well on not very much. It's not half bad once you make the jump. Full disclosure; it's a huge help to have a fine woman on board.
The people who will take it hardest will be the ones who think a good life is lots of expensive toys stacked up in a 3000 sq ft house.
The people who will take it hardest will be the ones who think a good life is lots of expensive toys stacked up in a 3000 sq ft house.
aka high maintenance ladies.
Having a wife is a wash. She spends money but saves you money (free sex).
hence the 're-definition' of 'fine' women...
Having a woman who will stand by your side through economic tough times is crucial. I expect a lot of relationships to end and a lot of "upscale" women to get a hard slap in the face from reality.
How's that latent homosexuality working out for you?
I don't get it. What is homosexual about what I wrote? A lot of relationships out there today are based on artifice and triviality and I foresee many of them crumbling under the stress of the financial chaos that awaits us. A woman who will remain loyal despite economic difficulties and who is internally tough enough to weather said difficulties, is worth keeping in my book.
why don't you test that out?
tell your wife you got fired on valentines day.
My wife is my partner in all of this. She'd put most here to shame. Dig a ditch? She's there. Take down fencing? She's there. Help me unstick the tractor? She's there. Is extremely thrifty. Wouldn't trade her for the world. And, beautiful, inside and out. I suppose that I have the best (honest) life of just about anyone.
Really..."coddled, spoiled entitled masses"?...I'm sure you haven't been "coddled & spoiled"!
It's DUMMY'S like you, which, will realize, the true "coddled & spoiled"!!
Yeah..... I said coddled and entitled. don't believe it? drive down to your food stamp office on renewal day. When you see the gold necklaces, new cars and other trappings of a life that does not need my assistance to continue, you will retract your comment. Am I aiming it at the folks whop are trying to work yet can't get by on what little they get? NO! I am aiming it a those who have been gaming the system for three generations because it was built to be gamed in the first place.
When folks come on websites such as this, and then make an emotional post, such as yours, because you feel I have slighted some politically protected group or another, it makes me cringe, because it is you that perpetuate this ridiculous system of rewarding failure instead of rewarding achievement.
Fucking pathetic.
"It will be an order of magnitude greater than the crusades."
Sorry, I just spit up some of my coffee when I read that. Even if its accurate, thats a far-fetched analogy right there :)
USA homies burn cities faster than foe (four) muthafuckas.
Remember 1968?
homies only know how to burn their own hood down to their own detriment.
government won't let you burn down upper west side or new port beach.
plus elites got blackface in the whitehouse to make homies think it is all good since brotha will be taking care of them. They just don't realize not many black folk work on wall st. let alone in goldman sachs.
Homie had better not come around my neighborhood bent on evil, unless he wants to go home with his brains on his shirt. I'd guess 90% of us are armed.
Homie had better not come around my neighborhood bent on evil, unless he wants to go home with his brains on his shirt. I'd guess 90% of us are armed.
So true, and for that, I'm well...let's just say slightly armed.
The only way this will happens here is if we have a secret group of dedicated communists and anarchists as in Greece. One big difference - our government was not appointed. During the Depression, people didn't burn down cities because they knew better. In all countries with huge riots, it is the work of small number of radicals. France (young Muslims), England (same + communists), Greece (communists and anarchists). It seems some posters have wet dreams over possible violence. Won't it be boring if we simply go broke and nobody goes crazy?
Aren't riots part of the plan? Then the "masses" (FKA Citizens) run to the Govt. to put an end to the violence, we get martial law, the military is called in to restore order and we get a new and improved Utopian Govt, probably new Global Utopian Govt.
smb: Are you listening to yourself here? Really? For 50+ years now entire swaths of populations in urban areas, mostly black (not racist, fact) have subsisted on welfare/food stamps/public housing. When that dries up do you really think all of those people will just say, "aww, shucks", kick a can down the road as they are on their merry way? You are delusional. The entitlement crowd of today is a factor of a million greater than it was during the depression, they are much better armed and have morals 1/1000000 as strong as their great grandfathers had in the depression. Critical thinking is obviously not your strong suit.
Spot on, and it won't stop for years on end. That picture tells more to me than what the assembly did, it tells me if I'm an investor that no matter what promises that where voted on, they won't go forward with it.
It's like a broke guy going into a bank and asking for a loan, and then taking a dump on the bank president's desk.
Send in Snake Plissken
He doesn't give a fuck about your war or your president
I thought he was dead.
How to destroy a country in three easy steps:
1. Austerity 2. Austerity 3. Austerity
It was already destroyed. As evidence I offer their lack of money. Cutting costs, or getting a better job is the only way forward. As for the latter...the government must either steal more, or the citizens must get better jobs. Good luck with the better jobs in a country funded by tourism (the service industry.)
A drug addict will also go through harsh withdrawals when cut off from that which he is dependent on.
However, it was abuse of the drug in the first place, not quitting it that caused the damage.
So it is with debt.
The Greek economy was not very competitive to begin with. The huge % of people employed in or dependent on the public sector speaks volumes to that (see also the U.S. in this respect). Yet Greeks lived a lavish lifestyle (when compared to the rest of Europe and when seen in light of their lack of economic productivity). This was only possible by papering over the economic gaps with fantasy debt/"credit." Austerity is more or less inevitable at this point, whether Greece stays in the Eurozone, defaults or leaves and restructures. That's a given and I have yet to see anyone explain how it could be otherwise. The question is whether Greeks will turn their children into indentured servants by actually trying to work through all of this deleveraging over the next decade or two, or whether they'll do the smart thing and leave the Eurozone and chart their own sovereign future (hopefully a bit wiser).
That's only one step!
The new City of Lights, we're not in Paris anymore!!!
western civilization, based on the Greek political/philosophical system, will follow suit
Couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch. Got my popcorn right here.
Changing it's name to Detroit-on-the-Aegean.
Anonymous Explains The Illuminati Protocols: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6F4L6LbwHWY
The greeks need an Iceland refresher course
Explains the massive buying on the close friday. seems someone had some advanced knowledge of news that didn't go public until 5:30 est Friday. Bravo scumbags.
And where is the ECB going to get this money? The US of course, via swap lines. So sayeth stock futures, so sayeth eur/usd & so sayeth zero hedge.
"Greece: once the origin of Western civilization. Now, a burned-down debt penal colony owned by Goldman Sachs..."
Greece: still ahead of the curve.
gives a whole new meaning to the words Greek Fire!


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Cage Domes by AureliusCatWatch
©2013-2016 AureliusCat
Cage Domes
Made With Incendia EX
Made With Incendia EX
Those domes could hold really dangerous criminals.
I suppose, but the bars are a little thin, I might need to make them thicker for that!! Thanks!!
Very cleverly done, especially the domes.
Excellent piece!
Niiice. I bet getting all those baseshapes aligned took some patience.
Hee hee, yeah it took a little while, but I can do that a lot faster than I used to, lots of practice I guess! Thanks so much!!
Tones are very steam-punkish, and the hard-shadows are great. Just haven't gotten into Incendia yet. Downloaded and installed, just need to find time to play.
Reminds me of captured chess pieces.
Reminds me of captured chess pieces.
Cool, thanks so much!! Incendia takes a little patience, but is a lot of fun once you get the hang of it!
Nice clean shapes with lovely warm tones. I like it!
very cool

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Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?johns May 4, 2010 4:44 AM (in response to linb001)You could have used that tool to create one more vertex and then hit the F2 key to finish, or you could use the square and finish option on a right click.
You could alternately create a graphic square and in the properties enter the appropriate length and width. If needed then convert that to a shapefile. For one that is rather clumsy compared to the prior but for many copy and pastes of it it might be okay.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?keags1 May 4, 2010 5:28 AM (in response to linb001)Ok, this might work for you.
Does your site have a centroid?
If not create one.
Using the buffer tool, buffer the point by half of length you want the polygon to be.
I work with the metric system, but the idea should be the same.
So if I want a 100m^2 square, I would buffer the point by 5m.
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You then need to (using ET Geowizards, downloadable for limited free use from (http://www.et-st.com/downloads/etgw/ETGeoWizards99_92.zip I recommend this tool if you dont already have it).
Ok so using ET go to the "Misc" Tab and locate the "Features to Envelope" tool, select it, then your buffer layer and choose an output.
You should now have a square to your exact specification, without having to measure and worry about editing graphics.
I hope that helps.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?falltroy May 4, 2010 7:44 AM (in response to linb001)All these options sound like they work just fine but seem complicated and time consuming. Should'nt there be an easier way to create a simple square specifiying the desired amount of acreage, sq feet, ect.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?keags1 May 4, 2010 9:38 PM (in response to linb001)Oh you wanted somethng quick and easy, why didnt you say so :p
First you need to download another nice little tool called Hawth's Tools, even if you dont want to use it for this task it has a few nice tools that can make life very easy
Designed by: Hawthorne Beyer
email: email@example.com
Once you have it installed, make sure you have your centroid point(s) set up over your site.
Next open up Hawth's Tool, Select the Sampling Tools Menu and then the "Create Sample Plots (Various Shapes)" Tool.
Select your centroid as the input, you want a square shape so leave that, then for dimensions, select half the diameter of you desired square.
Once again I am metric so if I wanted a 100m^2 plot I would choose 50 as the dimension.
Select your output directory and run the tool.
That is the easiest, quickest method I can think of.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?falltroy May 5, 2010 4:46 AM (in response to linb001)Now that is more like it:):):D That is very easy. Still I would think that would be a built in function of ArcMap. Oh well maybe in v10.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?goh_raj May 5, 2010 10:08 AM (in response to linb001)You should post this idea to: http://ideas.arcgis.com/
I'd vote for it.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?cfdirt May 5, 2010 10:34 AM (in response to linb001)FISHNET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (With an ArcInfo license)
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?keags1 May 9, 2010 11:31 PM (in response to linb001)Fishnet is a good idea.
Just unfortunately not everyone has ArcInfo / X-Tools Licenses.
I am also not sure if the fishnet allows for a central point to be used a starting location, and thus the defined area square may not fall over a chosen site.
Unfortunatley I don't have access to either of these to test it. :)
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?gbarden May 10, 2010 9:56 AM (in response to linb001)If you know the width and length of the square your trying to draw, draw a square using the graphic tools. Open the properties for the graphic and on the Size and Position Tab you can type in the values for height and width. Once you Apply these values, you can check the area on the Area Tab.1 of 1 people found this helpful
If you need the square to be a feature, use the Convert Graphics to Feature on the Graphics Tool Bar.
Gary Barden
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?linb001 May 18, 2010 9:26 AM (in response to linb001)Thanks so much for all the response. Looks like ya gotta do some sorta song and dance just to make a simple square of a given area (2 acres in my case) regardless of how you approach it. I assumed I was missing the "click here and enter your dimintion" button. Seems like a pretty basic kinda function.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?dlee-esristaff May 18, 2010 3:19 PM (in response to linb001)Following the step of creating a buffer with a buffer distance = half of the side of the square, you can then use the Feature Envelope To Polygon tool in ArcToolbox - Data Management - Features toolset to obtain the envelope of the buffer. This envelope should be the square you want. This tool requires an ArcInfo license.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?recurvata Mar 3, 2011 10:40 AM (in response to linb001)A square acre is 660 feet per side, so for two acres 1320. You could just draw a line that long, take the same length at 90 degrees, back 90 @ 1320 feet, then 90 back to origin. This doesn't take centroid into account, but should draw the square pretty simply.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?mstead Mar 3, 2011 2:18 PM (in response to linb001)The editing tools in 10 are way better for this type of thing with the perpendicular/parallel tools, but your could always do this.
Start editing your polygon layer, add a vertex, hit ctrl 'g' and type in a cardinal bearing (or whatever you want) and a distance (sqrt of area), hit ctrl 'g' and type in your initial bearing plus 90 degrees and the same distance, etc
If you are generating this from centroids of an existing layer all this buffer/envelope stuff would be a good route as there is no need to manually create stuff. If you are just whipping up some squares to move where you want then this would be way easier. It's the same distance direction tool you initially started using. Not sure why you used it to create lines.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?recurvata Mar 3, 2011 4:38 PM (in response to linb001)
With all due respect, I had googled the dimensions of a square acre and the length of a side is 208.71 ft.
Yep you are correct, I was wrong. An acre can be defined as 660 by 66 feet (1 furlong by one chain), but obviously that's not a square. My bad.
Re: How do I create a 2 acre square?dlee-esristaff Mar 4, 2011 11:02 AM (in response to linb001)
I was wrong. The squares I created are dynamic until I convert them to graphics for placement in my legend. I'll just hold off on that until my map scale is finalized. And... I used the 'Multi Ring Buffer' tool to create three sizes at once, and the 'Feature Envelope to Polygon' tool created the squares all at one time. That in itself is a huge time saver.
I probably should explain that I'm creating a scale "box" showing the relationship between 1, 5 and 20 acres. Once the squares are created with the "Envelope" tool, I'm using Editor to align the squares at their upper left hand corner. I created a field in the attributes table for acre size, then I used Maplex to place those labels where I wanted them to be.
It's all working out very nicely, and I'll be using this method for four other maps.
I am gald it all worked out for you.


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... Girls who otherwise wouldn't be paying any attention to me volunteering opinions on how I look without being asked. Okay I get that you prefer longer/shorter hair, facial hair/being cleanshaven - but that bottom line usually without open sores or bleeding cuts. Can we discuss something more meaningful a bit please?
They would likely get very upset if I did a turnabout is fair play and critiqued their physique, physical appearance or manner of dress, yes?
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Hi Seth. I'm going to again concern myself with some personal self improvement. How are you doing?
Hi mate! Nothing wrong with some self improvement, we should all keep it in mind, but be yourself mate, there are a lot of false people out there. Be the real deal, be yourself. If people don't like it, stiff cheddar mate! M'Lady prefers a 'what you see is what you get' attitude because it is at least honest. She holds honesty in the highest regard & she agrees with you about how so many people (not just women, but men too), are so 'false' today. I reckon you only got to watch one of those stupid reality TV shows to see what people are being raised on by many parents today, lies, false images of what life & people are supposed to be like?
Be you mate!
Be you mate!
reality TV is an oxymoron, yes?
Eh, I'm going to try to work on improving some bad habits.
Eh, I'm going to try to work on improving some bad habits.
reality TV is a sleeping pill! Bore's me to tears and puts me to sleep.
If you recognise them as bad habits, then they probably are, but we all have at least one or two.
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If you like to carry one DSLR and a few lenses wherever you go, look no further. I find the UD 40 V2 to be a VERY COMFORTABLE bag for a 1 DSLR and 3 lens setup. It is small, non-obtrusive, does not look like a camera bag, and it is made from tough material. The V2 really made it possible with the expansion zipper!
To put things into perspective, I put these items in my bag:
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I find that this is the maximum I'd go for a shoulder bag; any more would put too much stress on one shoulder. You should look into a backpack if you want more gear.
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Marcus loves the Justice League but does he want their movie to be a knee jerk reaction to The Avengers success?
With confirmation that "Gangster Squad" screenwriter Will Beall has spent the last year working on the script, the Justice League movie is underway and the DC comics' ball is rolling (finally). With the forthcoming Superman reboot "Man of Steel" no doubt going to be the spark that leads to the big DC super team uniting, Warner Bros. seem keen to chase down "The Avengers" money that keeps on rolling in over at Marvel and given that the single minded view Hollywood puts on movies, this seems the only way to get it… but is it really?
"The Avengers" gamble over at Marvel has totally paid off. The general public now know the characters they probably only just about previously knew the names of beforehand (well other than the Hulk) and the stepping stone approach to the big team up, an old school comic book trick, generated an event the audience went go ga-ga over and has proven its worth on the big screen. This was a gamble that beat the odds, proved a story could be told over multiple movies and Marvel can proudly wear the comic book movie crown. They did this all in stages, introducing us to characters in modern ways and selling the likes of Thor (a God with a lot of "Thou's") and Captain America (still one of the silliest costumes in mainstream comics) to an accepting audience and by the time the payoff rolled around, Dads, kids and even Mums were more than ready for it (well, Chris Hemsworth brought the Mums).
Marvel have the popcorn buyers and it's wonderful. If anyone had predicted this fifteen years ago, I would have called them insane but I say that DC / Warner Bros. should let them have it and avoid trying to replicate their model.
For starters, we don't need individual character movies beyond the upcoming "Man of Steel". No one on this Earth doesn't know who Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman are and if they don't, the other 90% of the population will let them know. That's half the team sorted out straight way. No one needs to know Batman or Superman's origin again. There's no need to reboot Batman pre-"Justice League" and establish a new actor. No need to slot in another half-assed "Green Lantern" film and there's a right way to handle Wonder Woman (more on that later).


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Eason said everyone, from the players to the coaches, is frustrated right now, and that while they may not express it to the media or in public, no one is happy with how things have gone this season.
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Scott Walker escalates his war on workers
Expanding on the hatred of unions that he imposed as Wisconsin's governor, right wing GOP presidential hopeful Scott Walker is proposing to abolish the NLRB.
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'The Hunger Games' Tops Weekend Box Office with $155 Million
"The Hunger Games," the film adaptation of the bestselling novel by Suzanne Collins, took in $155 million dollars to take the top slot, according to early estimates from Lionsgate, the studio behind the film. The sci-fi action movie stars actress Jennifer Lawrence.
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Stop, drop, and roll wasn't the only thing eight-year-old Billy Grimes learned during fire prevention week at Ironwood Elementary.
Last Saturday afternoon, firefighters from the Ironwood Public Safety Department and Ironwood volunteers were called to put out a house fire. Officials say smoke was billowing from the front and back of the home from what appeared to be a grease fire that began in the kitchen.
Eight-year-old Billy knew something was wrong and immediately called 9-1-1.
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Samsung Electronics Co Ltd will ship 19 million laptop computers and tablets operating on Microsoft Corp's new Windows 8 operating system this year, said Jin Park, vice president of the IT solutions business at Samsung.
Microsoft, the world's largest software company, launched its new-look, touch-friendly Windows 8 earlier this year to grip customers' imagination, as it looks to regain ground lost to Apple Inc and Google Inc in mobile computing and shake up the moribund PC market.
Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer had said that the company has sold 4 million upgrades to Windows 8, within 4 days of its launch, thus signifying a strong start for the new OS.
To get Windows 8, if you've bought a new PC with Windows 7 between 2 June 2012 and 31 January 2013, you can register and get the Pro version of the OS for a promotional offer of Rs 699. Users will need to register and download the new OS before 31 January to claim this special price. For more details on how to upgrade click here.
With inputs from Reuters
Microsoft Corporation, Samsung Electronics, TechBuzz, Windows 8
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