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The Oiling Festival is a steampunk answer to spring cleaning, when we halt the factories to clean out the grit and grime of the previous year and perform our annual maintenance. All good citizens and visiting steamlanders are encouraged to roll up their sleeves, show their national pride, and participate! The original Oiling Festival was held in 2009 to add needed items to the city inventory and invite the greater steamlands to experience the Babbage way of life for a week. The drawbridges in Wheatstone Waterways, the city tartans, naval jack, the Sea Gate, and the palettes of bricks that appear at every build site and the crates of goods on the piers are all artifacts of previous Oiling Festivals. Festival Opens at noon, Friday, March 9th.
Sometimes you get a surprise that really brightens one’s day. In-world business runs slowly while marketplace sales increase steadily. No surprise that one starts considering to close down the sim and start selling on marketplace exclusively.

Romance in Second Life | Blogging Romance in Second Life since 2008

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Virtual Printers Guild

Here is another rare pearl in the web that I want to share with my avid readers. It’s a collection of Vintage Type Specimens Books at the OpenLibrary . Many of the pictures from these books (PUBLIC DOMAIN) make great wall-art for your virtual printing shop in Second Life. These pictures includes specimens of many fonts as well as printing related ads from this era. Ever wondered what the price for a letterpress (mint-quality!)
http://steam.virtualbaroque.com/ Now you will drink a coffee like you had none before. It is brewed with latest steam technology to capture the full aroma of every single bean in your cup. Press the lever to the right side of the «Coffee Maid» and watch how the beans are grinded and the hot and steaming coffee pours into your cup. Well, it’s Hunting Season again.

Stainless Steam | A merchant's steampunk blog

Here are all of the second life blogs and websites I have run onto, if you have one or know someone who has one, email me at eubeenhadd at gmail.com and I will check it out and add it to the list. Updated: April 12, 2008. Smart Lindens Investing, Saving and Personal Finance in Second Life. Second Life Photos and News Online aggregation pulling in info from some of the tops blogs and photos uploaded to flickr concerning Second Life http://thegridlive.com/second-life-blogs/

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Second Life: New World Notes

Augmented Reality Sandbox Displays Virtual Water Flowing Through Grooves You Make in Real Sand The Augmented Reality Sandbox is a National Science Foundation-funded project at UC Davis which uses Kinect to simulate real time water which flows through the grooves you make in the actual sandbox. It's an awesome demonstration of augmented reality for use in a simulation, and it's also just cool.
http://alphavilleherald.com/ [I apologize for my extended absence, loyal Herald readers, but I had some offworld things to attend to. Please accept along with my apology this week's model, Justine Babii, in a special SLebrity edition of Post 6. As you can see from the pictures, Justine is amazing and a pleasure to work with.

The Alphaville Herald | Always Fairly Unbalanced

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IN THE GRID: a magazine about second life

I guess I should've put up a formal notice awhile ago, but wanted to let everyone officially know that as of spring 2007, this blog stopped actively publishing. Unfortunately it had nothing to do with the popularity of ITG itself -- at its height, after all, it was one of the top-15 Second Life blogs on the planet, according to Technorati.com -- simply that the game client for Second Life grew too big and complicated for my puny little Mac Mini here in Chicago, and as the owner of a new small business ( The Chicago Center for Literature and Photography ) I can't justify buying a brand-new computer just to play a videogame. It's a real shame, but I do at least want to thank all of those who followed along regularly with In The Grid, attended the group's events (both in-game and real-world), and consented to interesting long-form interviews.