Making money isn't any easier in Second Life than in real life, but in a world without hunger at least there aren’t any starving artists.
Flickr user nik385, a member of Second Life’s teen grid, has created a real-life version of Timeless Prototype’s famous MultiGadget Second Life tool. This one doesn’t have any functionality except to show the world how hardcore you are.Timeless notes via Skype that MultiGadget isn’t currently available on the teen grid “but it’s so sought after [...]
Denmark’s Saxo Bank plans to offer Second Life residents the ability to manage their real-life financial portfolios from within the virtual world, and may eventually create a market to trade the Linden dollar against real-world currencies.
My mother-in-law got one of these muffin candles that smells like sugar cookies or cake and actually looks like a muffin! She’s never even had to burn it because it puts off such a great smell just sitting there, but if she had to burn it it’s pretty big so it would burn for a while… pretty cheap for this great of a candle… just thought I’d share!
You're probably here because someone you know or someone you love has been diagnosed with aphasia. Like many of us, you want to know what you'll be faced with. There is much to share. We'll begin with the lighter side by sharing stories of real life experiences from loving caregivers.
So real, you can taste the paintballs!
Those considering quitting... here's some food for thought.
Nathan Ball, an MIT graduate student, has created a battery-powered rope ascender, which is just a fancy name for Batman's utility belt.
"Nathan Ball, an MIT graduate student, has created a battery-powered rope ascender, which is just a fancy name for Batman's utility belt." Check out the video! Man I'd love to have one of those!!
Ever wondered what the difference between "low-def" (SD) and "high-def" (HD) was, and couldn't realistically apply it to real life? Here's a small photo set that showcases the differences between a lower definition shot and a higher definition camera. One picture has been touched up, but it doesn't affect the clarity or the resolution.
