It's a well-kept secret that the unicopter pad in the south-western quarter of Cornwallis District gives the best view over the most dynamic part of New Huntingdon. You need to be completely certifiable to fly a unicopter, of course, given their safety record (absence thereof), so visitors are more likely to arrive on foot, as Artemisia Hunter regularly does, to keep an eye on the latest developments. There's always some new architectural marvel, racing towards the heavens. She has a theory that the nature of new developments is a reliable guide to the economic future. The more lavish a new corporate stargrazer is, the more vividly Artemisia sees "Sell! Sell!! Sell!!!" It's an investment strategy that has worked for her, time and again, and she shares it only with her most trusted friends. One such, Matilda Bottone, is just about to be talked into selling out of Extra-Planetary Aggregates. A year from now, Matilda will still be a very wealthy (and grateful) lady; the disgraced former executives of EPA will be just starting their sentences on the penal colony of Clinton. And I'll have a computer that can handle a Vue scene without constantly threatening to crash. I like what Vue does, but it is a life-shortening procedure. Sydney and Miki 2. The Stonemason scenery is from DAZ. Posed in Poser 7 and rendered (eventually) in Vue 6 Infinite.