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A wonderfully stylish men's suit consisting of a woven tweed jacket with satin-trimmed wide lapels, a sculpted stand-up collar, satin-trimmed cuffs, button detailing, and thigh-length coattails. The jacket is open wide on the chest exposing a fabulous silk brocade vest worn with a white shirt. A silk cravat is wrapped many times around the neck and tied off at the front, with stand-up collar tabs peeking out the top. The suit pants are a contrasting tweed, with double-button closure at the front.
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Aida (Original Broadway Cast Recording) by Various Artists - Download Aida (Original Broadway Cast Recording) on iTunes
Deserted Lancaster University where the autoreturn is turned off unwittingly becomes a sales outlet for girls competing in the SL market and looking for any opportunity to leave out their vendors in the hopes someone will click and buy. I've been meaning to write this post since SLCC. There were many positive things I had to say about this year's very well-managed and thought-provoking session, and some negative things, but I have to say, the educators turned out to be *worse than I knew*. A more selfish, pig-headed, narrow-minded and sectarian bunch I have not seen in a long time, and it really woke me up to a much larger problem we face, which is the role of these kinds of people in our schools, influencing our kids.
The Educators Are the Losers of Second Life
Is an online alternate life for real, and how does it relate to the life of faith? Christian and other faith communicators plan to discuss the latest web phenomenon at a major gathering in Chicago next year. The hot interactive media topic will be tackled by David Louder, a Lutheran (ELCA) Campus Pastor at Western Michigan University, at the Religion Communication Congress scheduled for 7-10 April 2010. Focusing on the virtual world of Second Life (SL), the presentation and workshop will offer examples of ways in which faith communities are employing SL to share, develop and communicate religious commitment. Participants will consider additional possibilities for using SL as a platform in service to faith communities.
