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Friday, April 8, 2016

The SL Playboy Mansion is Proud to Announce the Grand Opening of Steele Plaza on Tuesday, April 12th!

 
Steele Plaza


Steele Plaza is a beautiful new shopping district located on the same sim as the famous SL Playboy Mansion which is a premier event club inspired by the famous Playboy Clubs of the 60s and 70s.  The Mansion hosts daily events including DJs, live singers and more. 

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Steele Plaza is connected to the SL Playboy Mansion grounds by numerous teleport pads so it is easily accessible to all patrons of the Mansion. Steele Plaza is a very beautiful, open complex with no hard-to-find areas.  It features 16 single vendor spaces and 4 double size vendor spaces.  Half the stores have been filled after only one week so if you are a business interested in a space, act quickly!

Now open is the Steele Plaza Bistro.  A quaint, quiet, comfy bistro just off the Plaza.  Offering an array of tasty treats, it is a great place for customers to hang out as they check out their recent purchases or contemplate new ones.     

The Grand Opening will feature a long list of excellent entertainers throughout the day:

Remy Farman 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM

DJ RJ Dragon 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Talya Moleno 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Live Singer Paris Obscur 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Live Singer Ricky Denarro 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM

Live Singer Maxx Sabretooth 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM

Live Singer Miss Diva Stone 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Live Singer Toxie Darkmatter 7:30 - 8:30 PM


In addition to the entertainers, there will be giveaways sponsored by the shops as well as a raffle for a Playboy-themed motorcycle, a raffle for one 1-year Keyholder Club membership, and a raffle for a paid reservation for two at the opening of the Steele Plaza Bistro.  The famous SL Playboy Mansion Bunnies will be on hand as well to liven things up!  Please come join us.  You won't be disappointed!  Just take the limo below:




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If you have any questions, please contact owner, Petra Steele􀀁 or general manager, RJ Dragon 􀀃 .

Thursday, April 7, 2016

GizzA Creations: Arnie Corduroy Shirts



To wear with your favorite pair of jeans or slacks is the GizzA - Arnie Corduroy Shirts. Long sleeved, course corduroy, unbuttoned shirts that fall sleek over an underlaying shirt. 
Main-store: 
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Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Do you use Second Life for Entertainment, Business or Both? – Lanai Jarrico Reporting…


If both, How do you create a balance between professional presence and leisure Entertainment?

Second Life is a diverse virtual world with endless possibilities. People from around the world log-in each day for a variety of reasons. Some come for leisure entertainment while others do business to ensure the community has what it needs to move forward and keep residents engaged and active.
For years there has been a debate about the health of Second Life’s community and the fine line between real life and Second Life.
You may have come across profiles that say “I keep SL and RL Separate” while others argue that it is impossible to do that when we are real people behind an avatar with feelings that can affect us in real life.
While that is a fact, some view Second Life as just a game, therefore they do not get emotionally involved or share details about their real life. The argument can swing either way but what it comes down to is the individual and how they choose to “live” their Second Life.

If you really think about it from the perspective of a person on the outside who does not know the virtual world culture, it may be hard for them to understand the differences or similarities a virtual world has with the real world.


The difference is in the real world when we meet people face to face and engage in conversation- frequently judgments and stereotypes are made by appearance alone.  In Second Life, a profile description speaks for the person. It brings forth their personality first. This helps people determine whether or not they are interested in engaging in conversation due to similar interests or the lack of.



Another difference is trust, but who really trusts anybody at first sight in real life or in the virtual world?

Second Life really is quite similar in the respect that even in our own neighborhoods and communities we do not know all the people we live close to or work with. We don’t know what goes on in their home and life unless we communicate with them on a daily basis and form trusting friendships or relationships. Even then not all details about ones life is known.

 People tend to share more about themselves once they get to know someone well. So in reality Second Life shares the same human concept of communicating, relating and bonding with others. The only difference is people in a virtual world meet from the inside out and we have to rely on our own instinct whether or not we can trust what the person is saying under an Avatar persona.



 We can’t deny Second Life has caught a bad reputation due to the questionable behaviors that occur in world- but in its defense compared to the internet as a whole, it is somewhat controlled by residents who choose to steer clear of  people lie, who create problems or the sketchy side of the grid.

Those who engage in dating or adult entertainment have the right to do so as long as they are not supporting illegal activities or breaking Second Life’s Terms of Service.

SL community members can easily become wrapped up in behaviors that they did not originally intend coming into Second Life. For example, business partners might become emotionally involved and decide to date. Just like in the real world mixing business and pleasure can be a lethal concoction. The moment things go sour, the business they both worked hard to create will most likely implode- leaving one or both feeling hurt or used. 
Worst of all fighting over who will keep the business or let it go all together. 

It is highly recommended to choose either the relationship or a business partner but not mixing both.


Another problem that occurs often in Second Life with it comes to crossing those fine lines between real life and Second Life- is married people getting involved in virtual relationships. No matter what justification someone comes up with for doing it- to many it is considered cheating.


 It doesn’t matter if your marriage is on the rocks or even if you have an excellent marriage with a need to feel free. The only ones who truly get the best out of a successful Second Life relationship are singles who have found each other and have nothing to lose if they decide to take their relationship into the real world. The only issue they may face is who moves where and possibly having to get a passport.



Moving on to the business side of things, Second Life offers opportunities to those who are willing to put in the time and effort. Professionalism goes a long way and cannot be expressed enough. Having a good solid reputation for your conduct, a quality product as well as customer support is the real foundation for success.

 Mixing business and leisure has its responsibilities. It is perfectly fine to mingle in the community and get to know the people who help grow your business but keep it strictly business with friendly and helpful communication. The minute you begin to share your personal problems, getting involved in romantic relationships or getting into sketchy situations, you begin to taint your reputation.



Drawing lines between business and leisure entertainment in Second Life is a very important decision to make. Knowing how to handle situation will help determine who you are, what you contribute to the virtual community and what you will get out of SL.
No life in SL or RL is perfect because perfection does not truly exist. However, goals should be created in your best interest and benefit those you care about. It will enhance your quality of life.


 If you can’t find your happiness, success or balance in Second Life or understand the culture of the community you immerse yourself in-no matter how you choose to “live” in Second Life, there is no sense spending your time in it if it causes you stress or does damage to your real life relationships and opportunities.



If there is one thing you take from this article it is this- If you want to be successful- be professional. 

If it is leisure you are looking for- treat people with the same respect you would expect and just have fun.

If you want both- use an ALT for balance.

Remember, time is valuable. It can be spent or wasted but can never be bought back. Use your time wisely when you are in Second Life and it will be worth every minute.


Tuesday, April 5, 2016

The Void Underground Club is hosting a Playmates Magazine event! April 5th 4-6pm SLT

 

Join us for some awesome music, good times, great people and the Playmates Centerfold models.  Tuesday, April 5th from 4-6pm SLT.  This is an awesome venue and the Playmates will be passing out free Playmates 2016 Calendars to all the guests.  Use this link and come party!

Monday, April 4, 2016

Jobs Available at the SL Enquirer. Apply Today!





Freelance Writers and SL Media Corespondents Wanted!

Writers must be at least 1 year old (18+) in Second Life and understand the virtual culture. Writing experience is a plus but not required.We are looking for  curious and creative writers who love to explore Second Life and get involved with community events.  Pay is 500L per freelance topic and 700L per assignment.

Writers apply here!


If you feel this position is right for you, contact Lanai Jarrico at lanaijarrico@gmail.com  Include Reference ID.

Ref. ID: MOM- Position Filled
Marketing Operations Manager Position is available at The SL Enquirer!
This position requires attention to detail and excellent customer service experience.  Office space will be provided for the right candidate who can exhibit professionalism and an understanding of media and managing Ad clients. This position pays 500L per week plus 35% commission on ad sales.  Paid training provided.
2 hours per day-M-F  max, weekends optional.


Ref. ID: SMM-Position Filled
Social Media/Group Notice Manager
This position requires post copy and promotional knowledge. Hootsuite and Smartbots experience is a Plus! The right candidate will create promotional posts or our social media and group notices up to once per day using our scheduling system. Keep an eye out for trolls or group notice abusers.
 This position pays 500L per week plus 35% commission on ad sales.  Paid training.
2 hours per day-M-F  max, weekends optional. Office space provided.



Living in the lap of Luxory - Lacy Muircastle reporting ...

Luxory Estate is where the SLE have hung our hat for the past six months or so, but I've known Vanity in my personal capacity for at least six years.

I thought I'd share some insight with you about the beating heart of the community - Vanity Bonetto.

When she is not running the estate, this German lady is a Forex Trader in RL.  This means she trades currencies.   She said “I enjoy working from home and it perfectly matches my needs. This way I can watch things happening in Second Life while I get my RL work done on a second computer. Why leave home if you can manage things from your bedside?”

Suffering from a serious bout of flu, Vanity wandered in to Second Life way back in 2007.  She had to stay in bed for two weeks and was really bored. Someone told her about Second Life and she decided to check it out.   She recalled “On my very first day inworld I tried teleporting ... I double-clicked at a random spot on the map and crashed right into a new club owned by this crazy American guy. His name was Gaven Miles. He can still be found in search but he left Second Life years ago because his RL job left no room for other activities. Anyway, Gaven hired me on my first day inworld to manage his club.”

He was the reason she stayed in Second Life and after few weeks she purchased her first piece of land.  A cute open water island is how she described it.  She learned a lot about land from her first landlord and her own interest was piqued.  She decided that she should run her own little business in SL to pay her bills.

She started with four small rental homes on a tiny 4096 sqm parcel.   From those humble beginnings it has grown into a 16,000,000 sqm estate with hundreds of regions.  She said “I still remember purchasing my first sim, Vanity Beach in 2007, and from that moment on things went nuts. I doubled the size of the community every few weeks, people loved the way we decorated and managed our estate.  Demand was greater than supply at the time and it was a challenge to host all who were interested in joining us.”

Vanity was jobless in RL in 2007, and soon noticed that it could very well be possible to make a living from running the estate.   She said “While at first I only spent like 2 - 3 hours a day here, it soon consumed most of my free time.”  

Today Luxory spans over 200 regions, with close on 1500 residents who call Luxory their home, and the estate is still growing.  Recently they added 43 regions which they bought from another estate because they were sitting with a sold-out store.   Business continues to boom and they are considering acquiring further regions in March. 

I asked Vanity what made Luxory different from the other estates out there.  She said “I believe what our residents like the most about Luxory is our carefully decorated land and the fact that we have a support team on call 24/7.   We still check all our regions on a weekly basis and we uphold the rules in our covenant to guarantee beautiful and protected land for all our customers at all times. Our team is ready to assist you at all times - all my girls (yes, we are a girls-only-crew :) are well trained and we enjoy helping our residents to make their Second Life dreams come true.”

Luxory offers residential and commercial regions as well as separate areas for animal breeders. The commercial districts have hosted many of the top brands in Second Life for a number of years. If you run a business in Second Life and you’re looking for a safe location for your store, somewhere you can be assured that it will still be there when you wake up in the morning, Luxory is it.

What Vanity enjoys most about owning and running a residential estate in Second Life is being able to meet and help so many different people from all over the world.   She said “I love it when they are happy with their land and it also makes me a little proud. Especially when I read all the nice comments they leave in my mail. It means a lot to me. I also really enjoy working with my team - here at Luxory, we are one big family. There is no competition between our sales agents, they get paid an hourly wage and don't have to fight to make a sale to get paid a commission. Instead, they can concentrate on every single customer and really help them finding the perfect land matching their needs.”

At Luxory you are offered a variety of regions to choose from.  Luxory land has a unique look.  It comes fully decorated and terraformed, key-ready so-to-speak.  Many other estates sell flat, empty, square pieces of land and you have to do all the work, which if you’re not that good at terraforming and decorating can be pretty difficult and time consuming.  However, if you prefer to use your own landscaping and decorating skills on your land here you are free to return all their items and give it a go for yourself.  The team are ready to assist you for free if help is needed.


In the near future they plan on expanding as and when they see a good opportunity.  They at are constantly watching out for interesting regions to buy.   Vanity said “Like I just mentioned, a few weeks ago we were able to add 43 former "Fruit Island" regions to our estate and we are in negotiations with another estate at the moment.  Luxory is and will always be a safe haven for all who want to enjoy a well-managed estate without any worries about the future. We are here to stay! We are in very good standing with Linden Lab and our economic situation is more than stable thanks to many long-term-residents who have been with us for many years.”

In our ever evolving and constantly changing virtual world, there is a tranquil estate waiting for you to call home, whether it's residential or commercial - Luxory Estate.


http://www.luxoryestates.com

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LUXORY%20NORTH/37/221/23/

Spotlight on The Edge; A New Addition to Windlight Magazine



Windlight Magazine features Art in Second Life and has quickly become one of the hottest cultural magazines available for the art enthusiasts of Second Life. The Edge is a new fashion reporting division in WM which features articles by Eleseren Brianna. She is a seasoned Model with an eye for fashion. Some of the article you will find showcase top fashion designers, new releases, jewelry, accessories, what’s in season, fashion shows and more.

The SL Enquirer caught up with Eleseren Brianna to learn more about her passion for fashion, The Edge and what to expect in upcoming features.


Interview with Eleseren Brianna




Hi Eleseren, congratulation on becoming a new addition to Windlight Magazine and for all your accomplishments in Second Life’s fashion Industry. Can you tell our readers about your background as a model and how it has impacted your Second Life?

Eleseren: Hi Lanai, I have been a model now for 3 years. I did my first model training basically so that I could make better vendor pictures for my store (Romance Couture which has now closed). What hooked me more and more about modeling was the creativity of it. It can be a performance art in a runway context, and a visual art when presenting fashion in an image. Styling itself is hugely creative, especially when doing 'out of the box' experimental stylings. SL has always been a creative outlet for me, ever since I rezzed in early 2009 and modeling has become a major facet of that.


Fashion comes in a wide variety of styles and trends. What are some of the things you like to do to keep up with the world of Fashion and how often it changes?

Eleseren: I follow Fashion in SL and in RL. In RL I like to keep abreast of the Fashion Weeks which showcase the seasonal collections of the major designers. I follow a lot of magazine, designer and styling facebook pages, which constantly keep me updated, and I of course love to treat myself to glossy magazines like Vogue for instance. In SL I check out as many Events as I can manage to get around and often follow up new designers who catch my eye. I also love to see people's blogs and flickr.




With Mesh being on the top of Trends in SL Fashion, do you have any tips for our readers who might feel a bit apprehensive about converting to mesh avatars, clothing and accessories?


Eleseren: Mesh has been around now for over 4 years and I think most avatars have probably at least experimented with it. It does initially take a bit of getting used to as it is so different from system clothing (having to hide parts of your body to wear it for instance). 

Mesh accessories are probably the easiest way to begin to experiment with mesh, and there are lots of wonderful designs now, exploiting the superb modeling and texturing potentials inherent in mesh. 

Mesh clothing isn't too hard to try either, just remember to wear the alpha's provided. You will find it hard to layer mesh over mesh, unless you are expert and experiment, as mesh will break through mesh, so I would avoid this as a beginner. There are lots of designs around though so you will have plenty of choice to find your own style.




Mesh bodies are definitely the most challenging to get to grips with, the huds can be terrifying at first, with their myriad of alpha 'cuts' to select (the mesh body is mapped out in areas which can be selected to turn alpha, to meet the demands of lots of different mesh clothing). Huds also enable other options, like adding tattoos and a form of system clothing applied to the mesh, plus things like skin sheen and sometimes even whether you want nipples or not! I do recommend persevering with learning the huds, perhaps with a help of a friend as mesh bodies definitely are a visual improvement over the default SL avatar body. You can have elegantly molded limbs, beautiful natural looking shoulders (and other parts!) and clothing looks wonderful on a mesh body (it looks tons better in photos too). Remember though, if you get a mesh body you will not be able to wear your old system clothing with it.

If you are not yet ready for a mesh body then get mesh hands and feet, which are simpler but vastly improve your overall finish. I even wear mesh ears for the same reason. As for mesh heads, they are ubiquitous now but I haven't succumbed yet. I don't want to be a clone and until mesh heads are truly moddable by the SL sliders I won't get one. However, that is me, and I will say there are more and more beautiful mesh heads out there, and more and more makeup and skins made for them.


We’ve come across dated avatars who don’t understand how vital alpha layers are to wearing mesh, can you explain why it is necessary and worth the effort to try it?


Eleseren: Alpha layers in essence make parts of your default avatar body invisible. They are vital for mesh clothing as mesh is not made to your exact sliders, and it doesn't change shape in the exact way your sl avatar changes shape when you move around. You cannot just try and pick a size big enough to wear over your avatar body, you will just look huge and there will still be problems.  Without wearing the alpha the mesh will constantly 'break' and look full of holes or ragged (it doesn't actually break, it dips inside your avatar body). If you wear an alpha you make the parts of your body underneath the mesh clothing invisible, so avoid the mesh breaking. Wearing the alpha which comes with the mesh clothing means you will achieve the smooth and perfect look that the designer intended. One word of warning here though, which has caught me out occasionally. Some designers now sell mesh clothing only for mesh bodies..with no alpha included..so check any mesh clothing you buy is also for 'Classic Avatar'.

You certainly know a lot about trends and the fashion industry in SL, and now you will be writing about Fashion for Windlight Magazine. Can you tell me about The Edge? 




Eleseren: The Edge has a mission to explore and represent the most creative facets of SL Fashion and modeling, and especially the most creative styling and fashion imagery in SL. As part of its general remit I do cover aspects of RL fashion, designers and trends for instance, but I will be focusing primarily on SL. I have a team of Edge Stylists who will be showcasing their styling and photography skills (both in the magazine, but also in other opportunities that arise as part of the Edge's wider work, promoting creativity in Fashion and Styling. The Edge has a section of the Windlight website and our Stylists can link their blogs to it, plus it covers other issues and features as they arise.



The Edge will be represented at Burn2 in the Autumn and there are other exciting projects in the pipeline. The Edge has also opened a Gallery, the first (I believe) in SL which features fashion and styling imagery. Fashion is an art in itself (at least an Applied Art and I think it can go beyond that, as shown by some well known RL designers like Alexander McQueen), and I am very happy that John Herring who owns Windlight had the vision to include a voice for it within the Windlight Magazine. 


Why do you think fashion is so popular in Second Life? 


Eleseren: Fashion is popular in SL I think for the same reason Fashion is popular in RL..it is a way of expressing and making visible our personalities and identity. It is a way of making ourselves look (and feel) more attractive and confident. It can be a way of making a statement or feeling part of a group of people we identify with. It can be used to seduce or intimidate even..there are so many facets to Fashion, whether that is in SL or RL. Plus, we can have perfect ever youthful bodies here and wear the things we would love to but dare not in RL! 


What are your favorite topics to cover?


Eleseren: I think I have alluded to them really in previous questions. My focus is to showcase the creativity in SL Fashion, and its related spheres of modeling, styling and imagery. I write about topics but also cover designers, competitions and trends.  My articles reflect my own personal interests related to this, but also pick up on wider issues in SL.


What can readers expect to see in upcoming issues?

Eleseren: More of the above! I don't plan months ahead and I am not formulaic in what I cover, ideas form organically and get covered.


Is there anything else you would like to share with our readers?


Eleseren: The Edge is still growing in its concept and I am continually open to developing it in new directions. For instance I will be running styling seminars on the Windlight sim as part of the Edge fairly soon, and hope to explore the interaction of art and fashion in other ways as time goes on. The Edge isn't an agency, it is not a school, and it doesn't claim to be a full magazine in itself..its a Project, a Collective, and a platform to push the most creative aspects of SL Fashion, styling, modeling and fashion imagery.


Additional Information

Website: http://windlightmagazine.com/theedgebyeleseren/

Preferred Contact: Eleseren Brianna

Sunday, April 3, 2016

MRMC Social Club to Sponsor "NO MORE" Awareness Event April 16-17





Second LIfe - The Metal Riders MC Biker Social Club will sponsor a "NO MORE" awareness event Saturday April 16th and Sunday April 17th at the infamous  "Sturgis" sim. 􀀀 

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ABOUT NO MORE

NO MORE is a unifying symbol and campaign to raise public awareness and engage bystanders around ending domestic violence and sexual assault. Launched in March 2013 by a coalition of leading advocacy groups, service providers, the U.S. Department of Justice, and major corporations, NO MORE is supported by hundreds of national and local groups and by thousands of individuals, organizations, universities, and communities who are using its signature blue symbol to increase visibility for domestic violence and sexual assault. Further information is available at nomore.org.

This is an awareness event, not a fundraiser.... in addition to entertainment and social activities, some featuring prizes, there will be information readily available about domestic violence and sexual assault, including stats, warning signs, and information as to where to go and who to contact for help.

Giselle Arceneaux, event coordinator commented,"The MRMC hopes that in addition to being a enriching and enjoyable event for Second Life, that the information we share related to this issue will be of value to Second Life Residents. We welcome everyone, and encourage you all to drop in!"

EVENT OVERVIEW
Dates- Saturday April 16th and Sunday April 17th
Events will include: 
Concerts and DJ'd events. There will also be free gifts as well as prizes given during dj' ed events. In addition to this there will also be a "Purple and Teal" ride out on Sunday the 17th starting  at 2pm on the Sturgis sim.



EVENT DETAILS
Date            Time                  Description Of Event

Saturday, 4/16

4/16            12 pm slt           Five Finger Death Punch Concert

4/16            2 pm slt              DJ'ed event with DJ Niki
                                            Blingtastic- Don't ever dull your sparkle event
                                            Prizes will be giftcards from Chop Zuey., Earthstones & more!
                                           
4/16            4 pm SLT             DJ' ed event with DJ Phil
                                            On Point- Look good, Feel good, Do good event.
   Prizes will be giftcards from- Truth, Blueberry, Zed, R3volt!,                                                               Breakthrough. and Shovelheads

4/16            6 pm SLT             DJ' ed event with DJ TBD
                                            Puppies, Kitties, & Mossms  oh my!- Breedables event
                                            Prizes will include breedable pets such as dogs, cats, Mossms, and                                             possibly more!

4/16            8 pm SLT             In This Moment Concert

Sunday, 4/17


4/17            10 am SLT           DJ' ed event- DJ TBD
                                            Leave your mark on the world! - Tattoo event
                                            Prizes include giftcards to Letis and other tattoo stores
                                           
4/17             12 pm SLT          Dj' ed event- DJ Shawn
                                            Rev it up!- V- Twins event
                                            Prizes are gift cards from V-Twins  
                                       
4/17            2 pm SLT             Purple and Teal Ride out on the Sturgis Sim- will be a Dj as well
this ride out is to raise awareness and to honor victims and                                                         Survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Riders are encouraged to wear purple and/ or teal
                                           
4/17            4 pm SLt             Dj ' ed event   Dj Phil
                                            There's no place like home!- happy home, happy life event
                                            prizes include gift cards from Trompe Loeil, Mud Honey, Floorplan
                                            and more!
                                           
4/17            6 pm SLT             Dj' ed event- DJ Wade
                                            Live it, Love it, Ride it, Drive it !- motorcycle and car event
                                            Prizes include motorcycles and cars from Sinful Motors, Sucios
                                            Custom Creations, and   Roaddogg;s Custom Car's. There will also
                                            be a gift card from Sau. 
                                           
4/17            8 pm SLT             Kamelot  Concert


If you have any questions or would like more info please IM GiselleArceneau

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Saturday, April 2, 2016

Happy 4th Year Anniversary Emerald Crystal Golf Course!


Four years ago on April 1st. LittleOneSusan Teardrop opened Emerald Crystal Golf Course in Second Life. Since then, ECGC has had numerous tournaments and fundraising events using an impressive Golf Club system. This system includes a Driver, 3 Woods, 5 Irons, 2 Wedges, and a putter  (12 clubs in all)  as well as a  marker that is mesh & 3D with a camera feature which allows SL Golfers to see their shots from start to where the ball lands! 
LittleOneSusan's dedication to the sport and attention to detail is apparent and gives SL Golfers the ability to play a realistic 18 Hole Game.  It is also a fun way to explore and challenge each other on a virtual course with beautiful scenic views and a fun experience. 
              
              Visit ECGC and celebrate by playing a round of golf today!
              
TELEPORT

GeekSpeak SL - If you could design bacteria what would you make? Join the Discussion April 2nd at 12pm SLT



Last week scientists managed to make bacteria with a 'minimal genome', only 473 genes. 


 If we can now design bacteria what options would you add to the minimal genome?  What do you think bacteria should be doing?

Do you think the first organisms were like these minimal bacteria?  Would they have been even simpler?  Where did the first forms of life come from?  Why do we not see several different 'trees of life' on Earth?  Why did it apparently only happen once?  Or could there be completely different forms of life hidden somewhere for us to discover?

Come and discuss life as we (don't) know it at GeekSpeak today.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Danmu/167/130/50

Friday, April 1, 2016

The Celebration Continues: Spoken Word on LEA 9

"The Valley Forge" docks in the featured Book Area on LEA 9

It is April at Crazy Eights on LEA Region 9, and even though the birthday party itself is a not-so-dim memory, the party is not over yet.  There's plenty more yet to come at Seanchai Library's celebration of stories and spoken word, including an observance of National Poetry Month (in the U.S.) and the arrival of the spaceship "Valley Forge" for Featured Book Series #3's presentation of "Silent Running."

Playmates Magazine's April 2016 issue is available now!


  This month the Playmates go to the dark side of town in a shady urban photo series and we feature our Playmate of the Month - Ms. April, Samantha Caxton in her debut centerfold spread.  Plus fashions by Seldom Blue Designs, an interview with the owner of Ropes Elite and much more.
Get your free issue here on SL's marketplace:

 
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