Club Lion Celebrates 8th Year Anniversary on Saturday April 30th 2016

WOW 8 Years Club Lion Party Saturday 30 April 2016

 

Another great year has gone by and I can’t believe it’s already our 8 year Club Lion Celebration. You are all in for quite a treat. We spared no expense in bringing you an awesome Event, one like you’ve never seen before. You don’t want to miss it!!

 

We’d like to thank our singers in advance for participating in our celebration.

 

To all the amazing people who have made Club Lion what it is today we want to say a very special THANK YOU! The singers, audience and staff are amazing!

 

11 Hours full of awesome Singers, Shows & Dj's

 

6 am slt - 8 am slt : DJane Maria
8 am slt : Clairede Dirval
9 am slt - 11 am slt : DJ TOM
11 am slt - 12.30 pm slt : ML (master.lysios) Pink Floyd Special
12.30 pm slt - 1.15 pm slt : DARKO + ( ACES Dancer DreamBroken)
1.15 pm slt - 2 pm slt : Jen Waddington + ( ACES Dancer DreamBroken)
2 pm slt : Ricardo Avalira
3 pm slt : Shaye Dezno-Jonstone
4 pm slt : Leeman Convel and the Storm

 

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Egret%20Key/112/35/3000

 

We look forward to welcoming you, and invite you to make us a place where you will come to enjoy a happy time with us. Come on over, and bring your friends!!

 

Team Club Lion

Team Club Lion
Owner : Huanita Wunderlich
Headhost : Evee Sturtevant
Hosts : Tatjana / Yolly / Niki
Barkeeper : Josef

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{amiable} Natural Cardigan and Flared Midi Skirt at the Shiny Shabby (50%OFF SALE). Until May 15th

On April 20^th The Shiny Shabby event April round opened. Shiny Shabby is a unique vintage-themed shopping event that brings together the most talented SL designers and delivers skillfully crafted 100% original mesh creations. Shiny Shabby opens on the 20th of each month and closes on the 15th of the following month. This round will end May 15^th.

These items are reduced by 50%OFF at only the Shiny Shabby. Please don't miss it!!

Event Date; 20th April to May 15th.

▶What’s included: the top, cardigan, and skirt separately.

▶ fitted mesh by modeling Slink body.

If you are interested in it, please try on the DEMO before buying to ensure the perfect fit for your body.

{amiable} at TSS http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Shiny%20Shabby/170/183/22 

✿{amiable}main store LM http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Loki/129/16/28

✿Group:  secondlife:///app/group/025fbac2-aa6f-af41-25c7-4e3361602a7d/about 
✿{amiable}HP: http://amiablesl.blogspot.com 
✿Market place https://marketplace.secondlife.com/ja-JP/stores/40167 
✿Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/nodoka_happy
✿Facebook https://www.facebook.com/nodokaVella

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GeekSpeak SL - Which Animals Will Go With Us Into Space? Discussion Saturday, April 23, 2016 12pm SLT

There are spiders, fish, frogs, mice, water bears and bacteria living in or on the International Space Station.  What about future bases in space or on moons or planets?  What will happen when people live permanently on Mars or the moon?  What animals will we take, by choice or accidentally, into space?

We will need bees for pollination and, if we farm with soil, we will need earthworms.  Some people will not feel happy without animals so perhaps we can expect pet dogs and cats.  Maybe horses or cows or birds, simply because people like them?  How would we transport these animals and how would we house them?

Will there be animals that come along even if we don't want them?  Mice, rats, cockroaches, aphids, vine weevils?  Human parasites like fleas or lice?  Will we be able to prevent the animals we don't like from hitching a ride?

Come to GeekSpeak and talk about which of our companion species will join us when we move out into the galaxy

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

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The Shared Adventure - SL13B

This year’s theme for the SL13B Community Celebration is “The Shared Adventure.”

http://www.slcommunitycelebration.info/

Merriam-Webster defines Adventure as “an undertaking usually involving danger and unknown risks” as well as “an exciting or remarkable experience.”

Second Life has been home to countless virtual adventures, and continues to break new ground. Each of us shares in the adventure, as our creations are enjoyed by avatars from far and wide.

What does adventure stir in you? Is it an endless vista of unexplored jungles and ocean depths, a space opera, or even intrigue in dimly-lit alley ways. What dangers are afoot, and how will you and your cohorts seek to overcome them?

How will you present your escapades with others in Second Life? Will you send them on a great quest, tell them the stories of your own exploits, or present them with the tools to craft their own adventurous experiences?

For the 13th Anniversary of Second Life leaving beta, we invite you to put on your pith helmets, your G-Suits, or whatever gear you need, and share with your adventures with the global Second Life community.

It’s been almost 13 years since the first avatars walked the grid in Second Life, and we’re prepared to celebrate with our community-hosted birthday party! Spanning 17 sims with over 200 individual parcels available for building, five venues for performances and hundreds of residents participating from all over the world to put this bash together, the SL13B is gearing up!

Do you want to participate this year in the SL13B? Applications are OPEN!

We have space for all sorts of participation, from performing toexhibiting, DJing to building, and of course, volunteering to wrangle it all into place.

Click that Participate! button above and find your place in the celebration.

Want to know more about the theme, the Shared Adventure? Click the Theme button!

Need to know important dates? Check that Timeline!

Let’s make the 13th year the best ever and enjoy our Shared Adventure!

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Once upon a time - Lacy Muircastle reporting...

In a region deep in the metaverse reigns the beautiful Queen Shannon and her handsome King, Blake.  They’ve issued the following proclamation:

You have nothing to wear? Now, now, no need for tears or a fairy godmother, just attend the Regal Fashion Show this Sunday (24^th April) at 6pm SLT, featuring the glamourous designs of Tori’s Stylez.

https://marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/57691 

Sweethearts Jazz Club have organised a week jam packed with events leading up to The Prom, with plenty of time for you to practice losing your glass slipper…

After The Prom on the 30^th April, the party goes on from 9pm SLT with DJ Enforcer himself. 

Come and dance your way into someone’s heart ad you find your very own Prince Charming or Cinderella.  

Sweethearts Jazz Club looks forward to welcoming you to The Prom 2016.  

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Looking for a Job in Second life? – Camury Reporting…

Second Life offers an enormous variety of jobs for those who want to earn money inworld. But to earn Linden Dollars we need to have skills that we can transfer from RL into SL.  On the other hand you could learn a new skill that is specific to SL and then set about making money from the newly acquired skill.

The first question is: Why do I want a job in Second life? Earning money is an important motivator, but it’s necessary to keep in mind that to obtain success it’s fundamental to find something you really love to do in SL.

One of the most common questions is what sort of jobs are available? These are just some of what is available inworld: Dancers, modelling, shop attendant, security agent, host etc. These jobs require good inter-personal skills, because you’ll be dealing with the public in some form or another. There are some jobs that require the use of other type of skills that people have in Real Life, life for example, builders, scripters and animators.  This includes artists, who use Second life 3D modelling tools to create sculptures and other works of art.

Similar to what happens in Real life, the variety of jobs that you can find in Second Life are many and varied, and you will need to use your Real Life abilities to get a job inworld.  Besides that, it’s necessary to invest in the appearance of your Avatar. Nowadays the bodies, heads and hair created in mesh are highly desired. It might be tough and unfair in some ways, but someone who looks like they were created in 2007, will hardly get a good job.

Some jobs have a fixed salary, but require you to be available inworld on specific days and a specific number of hours per week.  Others pay with tips – i.e. dancers and hosts. Sales commissions are also used as a way of payment for some roles.

See below for the easy steps you can follow to help you find your dream job.

1º Step: Prioritize

The first task starts with the construction of a list of possible jobs, always taking into consideration your abilities in Real Life.  Sometimes jobs are offered in Employment forums. You can look for Forum groups to see if someone is hiring.

Check which jobs are available in the community at the moment:

URL: https://community.secondlife.com/t5/Inworld-Employment/bd-p/InworldEmployment

2º Step: Get in Touch

Start contacting potential employers and groups you would like to work for. In general, businesses and clubs who are hiring will have an application form for you to complete.

3º Step: Get Ready

As soon as you get a positive answer from one of the people you have contacted, schedule a day for an interview (if necessary.) Showing up on the day and hour agreed, with no delays, is a good sign that you’re interested and that you’re responsible.

Get there prepared for the interview and always show interest for the position/job you are applying for.

Remember that the secret for success is motivation! Good Luck!

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A true Spring stunner, is the new GizzA - Joanne Laced Dress

 This sassy mini dress with sweetheart neckline invites to look forward to meadows blooming and feeling the fragile rays of sun on your skin. 

Main-store: 

http://slurl.com/secondlife/GizzA%20Creations/128/129/72

Marketplace

https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/GizzA-Joanna-Laced-Dress-DEMO/8822518

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Social Isolation and Second Life – Camury Reporting

Like other computer games, Second Life is a technological tool that has a great popular appeal with entertainment,  participating in educational activities and it is actually helpful in getting people to interact with each others.

Second Life allow thousands of users to coexist while taking part in a social activities  in a virtual space. People from different parts of the world enjoy SL through their own avatar's eyes. The virtual environment allows any kind of interactions between people who are unlikely or unable to do it in real life, in any form such as competition, cooperation or collaboration.

People communicate and establish social contacts and create relationship networks which end up in certain social behaviors.

There are many studies demonstrating that an excessive use of online games lead to  psychological problems. People with psycho-pathological disorders, depression, social anxiety and  chemical substances addictions are more likely to keep improper and abusive behavior in online interactions by forgetting their own real life and isolating themselves socially.

Social isolation is a devastating condition of the human psyche, since the human being is a social being. In some cases, when not caring enough, social isolation can cause illness or even death, because the individual cannot take care of himself . Some people who are socially isolated, are also unable to leave their homes to buy groceries or carrying out a paid activity which guarantees a solid subsistence.

It is a phenomenon often observed among older people with physical problems or low mobility.  But it can also be observed in populations of large cities with other age ranges and social groups. However, there are people who believe that online interactions can help those who are socially isolated and feel that social engagement offered by an online environment can encourage people to make small social contacts in their real lives. 

The question is: Does online social networking gives us the same support and happiness as an offline relationship? Personally, I think not, but virtual communication and online interactions that Second life makes possible, can indeed make some people happier as well as encourage them in their social relationships in real life.

Some people have difficulties when it comes to starting social relationships, they may prefer interactions on their computer instead of a face to face communication.  Anonymity and the absence of non-verbal communication makes contact seem less threatening. Plus, online interactions can be useful as an experience, helping some people feel more confident and secure in their future social relationships in real life.

My own conclusion is that people who keep an offline active social life are less likely to feel lonely, even if they are "addicted" to the Internet. It’s all about how we use the internet.

There is a need to maintain a balance between our real life and the imaginary world to which we dive in every time we log in Second Life. SL is a virtual world with endless possibilities. Not just for social entertainment but also for business.

 Does social engagement offered by an online environment help those who might be socially isolated or does SL make it worse?  Please leave a comment below.

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Top 5 Places to shop for Spring Fashion- CeciliaRosalie Reporting...

Spring is here! It is time to spruce up our wardrobe with new fashion trends and some color. 

Wearing the same pieces you bought last year, especially for women, would be a huge fashion no-no. Designers have been working hard on the latest trends and if you are care about keeping your look updated- It is time to go SHOPPING!

I have to confess. I destroyed my shoes exploring the grid on my quest for the best places to shop for spring. I'm not complaining.  It was really worth it. Here are my top 5 shop list with Slurls and pictures of must have items! A Feast FOR YOUR EYES <3

1. Entice

Entice has launched a new collection that caters to every taste.  it was a tough decision  so I picked two of their designs. The first one is called downtown jumpsuit. You can get it in four different sets  of three different colors each (hud driven).

 The second choice is  Proud Mary in six different colors.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Flawless/120/205/29

2.  Hilly Haalan mainstore

Hilly Haalan designs have a great variety of clothes to offer spring shoppers with classic avatars and advanced mesh bodies. There's also an outlet store with some fabulous deals.

It was a really tough pick! Here are the [hh] Dune Dress Tropical 20 textures in one dress and [hh] Amerie Glam Outfit, a nice cocktail dress with a stylish spring coat for semi cold nights.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Flawless/120/205/29

3.      GIZZA CREATIONS

There are no words  to describe Gizza Creations and there's no need as they are the most popular designers on the grid. I picked their new release Jacqueline. Take the time and go see it!I'm sure you might walk out with a bag full of great outfits.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/GizzA%20Creations/227/117/72

4.      Prism Designs

Prism Designs do what they promise. They add colors to our lives and our wardrobe..

Spring is the season for flowers.  Colorful florals and playful  dot patterns are the best way to embrace it.  I recommend the  Prism Eloise Capris and Top by Journey with Fabric Hud ( four colors), and prims Prism Marisol Silk Romper by Journey with Fabric Hud (4 colours).

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Bal%20Harbour/54/66/22

5. ~{Zaara} MAINSTORE~

Last but not least, Zaara creations. They were one of the first designers to create clothes and lingerie for Maitreya mesh body. Most of my inventory goodies come from them and I have to confess I couldn't resist. I bought the last  pick I got for you. An etherial dress in 10 colours with patterns and plain.

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Zaara/185/143/26

Happy Spring Shopping

 CeciliaRosalie xoxoxo <3

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How to Get More Out of Networking Events

Networking events can often prove to be the bane of your existence, especially if you feel that they are a waste of your time. Networking can be incredibly important, however, and if the events you attend aren’t yielding valuable results, it might be time for a change of tactics. There are several things that you can do to make the most of networking parties. Here is how to ensure that you get the outcome you want out of these events:

Be Prepared

It’s important to arrive on time for networking events. You can make sure you don’t get lost by finding out about the venues before you travel - check this weblink for more information. When you are on time, you will have first access to all the people that you want to meet early on. This means that you can talk to those who are actually relevant to your business at the beginning of the evening. This will enable you to relax for the rest of the night and socialise with your peers.

Make a note of the people that you would like to meet before you get to the event. This will ensure that you do not waste time with those who have nothing to do with your area of expertise. You will, of course, probably end up meeting other people as well but if you get the important ones out of the way first, you can relax.

Dress Appropriately

Humans cannot help but size one another up by their appearance. This is not a tendency that will be going away anytime soon, either, so it should dictate how you dress at these events. You should be well dressed and look good. Do not go overboard or seem as though you are trying too hard, though, as this can turn many people away. Simply match your outfit to the venue and the atmosphere of the party and you will be fine. It is also good to wear a statement piece of jewellery or even nice shoes. This can be an excellent conversation starter when meeting new people.

Position Yourself

It is a horrible feeling to walk aimlessly around the room, hoping to chance upon a person who is not already engaged in conversation. This is why where you position yourself in the room is important. The ideal place to wait is at the bar. This is because at some time during the night, everyone will make their way to the bar. This will allow you to casually begin a conversation with them when they do so.

Be Selective

You may feel the need to give everyone you meet your business card. You should not do this. The whole point of networking is to meet people who can be mutually beneficial to one another. If you hand out your card to everyone and take everyone else’s in return, your night cannot be considered successful. After you have chatted with people for a bit, you can size up whether or not they are relevant to your business. If they are,

 offer them your business card. If they are not, find a way to naturally and politely end the conversation.

These tips should ensure that you network much more effectively. You should soon be perceiving such events as advantageous to you rather than a drag. 

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Harry Frychester Returns to The Bowl, April 19th 6pm SLT

Harry returns to Origen’s Hollywood Venues, but this time as part of the Hollywood family. Harry will be performing for his fans every other Tuesday night at The Bowl. Harry Frychester is famous for his smooth jazz vocals and styling; but he is not limited to that, offering pop and country western for his audience’s enjoyment. The fans of the Hollywood Venues have demanded Harry back, and now they have him every other Tuesday. 
The Bowl build is based on an early version of The Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California. The build in Sl at Origen’s Hollywood Venues is the perfect romantic destination. The venue will easily hold 100 avatars. It has also been tweaked for the midnight setting on your viewer. With 110 couples dances in the TIS and dozens of male and female singles dances in the Intan everyone will look good on the dance floor. 

Formal or cocktail attire.

Further information

Contact: Origen Resident

Slurl: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/0%200%20Acajou/62/153/4003

Group: The Hollywood Ballroom and Theater

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ANNOUNCING FRENZY MAGAZINE

Frenzy magazine is an exciting publication in second life. Our aim is to entertain, educate and promote the second life community. FM provides informative articles,amusing features and stunning photo layouts. We also hold contest and other events, currently we are running the frenzy foxx search photo contest. 

Coming soon is frenzy live, an live talk show loosely based on the magazine.

Frenzy magazine is an holding of kp media ltd, which include klub kool. Please check

Klub kool       􀀀

Slur for klub kool:  http://maps.Secondlife.Com/secondlife/lavender%20island/151/241/4002

Frenzy foxx search

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Slur for frenzy fox contest board location: 

 http://maps.Secondlife.Com/secondlife/south%20pacific%20viii/166/55/27

More information is available by contacting koolprince akina

Thank you

Koolprince akina

Ceo kp media ltd.

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It's all about the money - Lacy Muircastle reporting...

Earlier this week my colleague JoyMell reported on the escort and prostitution scene in Second Life and I was suffering from ‘fomo’.  Nah not really.  A friend of mine, who just so happens to be a prostitute is celebrating nine years in Second Life making her one of a select group of veteran residents.

In real life, Kathrine resides on the East Coast of the USA.  A German female friend of hers introduced her to SL and here she is nine years later. In RL she is a test team leader for an R & D company and she loves her garden. She said “SL is a stress reliever for me, let's say a stress diversion. I love to dance and have learnt how to design and create clothes.”

She took to exploring with vigour and within three days she had a job as a stripper.  The lady who owned the strip club took Kathrine under her wing and so her journey began in earnest.  As far as she was concerned it was job just like everyone else’s.  She had to show up, dance which she enjoyed anyway, and get paid for doing so.

I asked the question I’m sure she’s been asked any number of times in her time in SL, that being what made her want to be a prostitute in SL.  In a nutshell it’s all about the money…

Kathrine was the number one dancer at A Touch of Sin from 2009 to the end of 2010.  To say that she made significant money during that time would be an understatement. I mean who would sniff at 450 000 L$?  All from tips.  But then the economy in the USA went to pieces.  She stopped stripping and creating clothing and decided to become a prostitute instead.  In less than a year she’d made 150 000 L$.  Clearly there is always money available for sex, virtual or otherwise.

Kathrine works out of the Streetwhores sim only.  She said “It’s the owners that make or break your ability to make money, same as in RL.”  She doesn’t have any daddy issues, ghosts of abuse or worse still financial hardship (in our society the embarrassment of being poor seems to eclipse all of life’s real, emotional, hard hitting issues) but she’s in this business because she wants to be.

Her current rate is "1000 L$ for 30 minutes or best offer."  She keeps all the money she makes.  Her only real cost is the rent of 150 L$ a week for her whore house apartment.

I asked her how she'd describe the connection she has with her customers.  She said “if they cannot emote, be friendly and talk about him.” 

I then asked her what she thought the biggest misconception about prostitution in SL is.  She said “It’s really just a business. In my case there is no RL physical interaction. So it becomes entertainment, like in a geisha house.”

Geisha are traditional Japanese female entertainers who act as hostesses and whose skills include performing various arts such as classical music, dance, games and conversation, mainly to entertain male customers.

Kathrine said she’d never fallen in love with any of her customers.  She has become good friends with some, but does not have a boyfriend.  She doesn’t do slavery, BDSM, freebies, webcam or voice.

She’d like to thank her friends from all around the world, for making her Second Life as enjoyable as it has been and she hopes to continue making many more friends in the years to come.

Congratulations on your ninth rezz day Kathrine and many more.

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GeekSpeak - The World Economy, Love it or Hate it? And how do we change it? April 16th 12pm SLT

Is the world finally waking up to the notion that the food we eat, the politicians we vote for, the news we see and the wars we fight have all been bought and paid for by a bunch of kleptocrats, that we live in a kleptocracy disguised as capitalism?

Is the system we live in basically destroying humanity?  And if so, how do we get out of this mess?

This week in GeekSpeak SL we will discuss how the world economy really works and how, or whether, it can be changed.
Will we be reading new 'Panama papers' in 10 years time or will this system collapse?  If it does collapse will we have a worldwide disaster or a better model for world finance?  Come and discuss the future of your wealth and your well-being.

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

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