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Me in the Gibson trolley at Gibson Island. Me at the landing point Me playing with a guitar i got.

Me dancing at the shelter,it was crowded today. At a weapons testing sandbox testing out a machinegun i bought. At Anthroxtacy dancing.

pics of second life. Me infront of the SL-Republican HQ me by the Conservative radio show Two of my avatars A pic of me at a old Openspace sim. my other avatar that i'm going to wear when i'm security at Burning Life.

Later this year, parent company Linden Lab will create a standalone "continent" for adult content, and members who don't purchase private "land" will be asked to migrate there if they wish to partake in adult-related activities. Second Life is an 18+ environment already, but stricter age verification policies will be put in place. You'll need a "verified" account, either through credit card information or through Linden Labs' filtering system, to get into the adult "continent." Members will be asked to start flagging content as adults-only as part of a new content rating system, which will start to roll out in...

I've received a number of inquiries lately about jihadi use of virtual worlds (e.g. SecondLife) for the purpose of training or planning terrorist attacks. I haven't seen any sign of this, and frankly we should be so luckily that they would engage in that kind of activity on the public Internet. I *have* seen signs of jihadi use of virtual spaces for training, just not online.

FBI Experimenting In Second Life The FBI is making a push to explore the social side of the Web, recruiting for new members and distributing its most wanted lists across social networks, virtual worlds, and the iPhone. In what the FBI calls a "pilot test," the agency is distributing virtual billboards and kiosks across Second Life that connect users to lists of the Ten Most Wanted fugitives, job boards, a crime complaint center, and more wanted posters.

Going dancing and nightclubbing With an online virtual girlfriend: Next, Visiting the Republican Headquarters for a second time, just to get a picture of myself sitting at the main desk Then visiting an amusement park. I played the Whack A Mole game, but didnt win The photo booth where I had my photos taken And what with my love for Fire Engines, I decided to visit a Fire Department. This one is in the City of Bodhisnea. I noticed that the Pumper was gone. So I was kind of disappointed. After looking around the fire house, I walked down the...

I joined the virtual world known as "Second Life", and took a visit to the RNC headquarters, among many other places. Here is my tour: A shot of me in my tuxedo. The bulletin board/sign in front of RNC headquarters The memorial in front of RNC headquarters A close up shot of the memorial The front of RNC Headquartes. I had to float up to get it, the entire front, from this angle. Another pic of the exterior front of RNC Headquarters An obnoxious 26 year old Scond Life "reporter" who got in my way and blew his cigarette smoke...

NEW YORK--If you are a hard-core player of virtual worlds like World of Warcraft, Second Life, EverQuest or There, IRS form 1099 may someday soon take on a new meaning for you. That's because game publishers may well in the not-too-distant future have to send the forms--which individuals receive when earning nonemployee income from companies or institutions--to virtual world players engaging in transactions for valuable items like Ultima Online castles, EverQuest weapons or Second Life currency, even when those players don't convert the assets into cash. Most governments are only beginning to become aware of the substantial economic activity in...