..Clothing..
Sugar&Cynide: Chloe Dress – Bubblegum

..Accessories..

Jewlrey:
JCNY – Ultra Classic Diamond Studs
.Pekka. Solitaria
Baubles! By Phe RecoilBangles
Baubles! By Phe RecoilChoker

Lolas :::Tango::: Mesh Breasts

Shoes: Loordes of London-Callay Boots-R&G

Tattoos:
[Glue Ink] Bow Tattoos
Glawless.Unicorn – Beautiful’s Tattoo

Nails: Simplecandy – Mesh Cyber Nails

Hair: /Wasabi Pills/ Kylee Mesh Hair

..Avi..
Eyelashes: [Glow] Innocent lashes – Gentle
Eyes: Ikon “Sunrise” Eyes – Hazel Pale
Skin: :[Al Vulo!] – [Livia] – [Natural sunkissed]
Shape: Custom (not for sale)

GALLACTIC brings about Earthfall for World Goth Fair. This shiny catsuit has crystalline insets, hinting at inner workings that are beyond human. Perhaps it is all in the futuristic adventurer-suit, perhaps it reveals your true cyber nature in a very literal way, perhaps it showcases the combination of magic and science into a construction of a more profound sort, or perhaps it is simply a stunning cyber-goth look that will turn heads wherever you go: the choice is yours!

The suit consists of garment layers so it fits and enhances all the shapes out there. Shirt, pants, undershirt, underpants, gloves and stockings are included to make sure you are fully covered. It comes in twenty different colours as well as a fatpack for those who cannot decide and simply want them all.

If you want to share pictures of your shiny self in GALLACTIC’s outfits, please post them here: http://www.flickr.com/groups/gallactic/ For Earthfall you can also post your pictures to the World Goth Fair Flickr Group.

Permissions are M,C,NT. L150 per colour, 20 colours available, L1500 for the fatpack. The charity donation colour is Haunted.

Teleport to GALLACTIC at World Goth Fair

Lula

Here is another image from our deputy editor, Honour MacMillan – taken from her wonderful photoblog: Honour’s Post Menopausal (View of Second Life).

In this recent post, she muses over early mornings (and guilt) while exploring Lula, a really beautiful region where she perfectly captures the soft early morning light.

Do go and read … and visit … but first, let’s do a jigsaw.

Lula, photographed by Honour McMillan

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Catch up with your Prim Perfect jigsaws (showing images of Second Life and other virtual worlds).

If you’d like to submit a photo of your own to feature as a jigsaw, send it to the Prim Perfect Flickr Group. It should be sized 800w x 600h, or else it will need to be re-sized.

]]> http://frenzy23oxo.wordpress.com/2013/05/18/dj-frenzy-let-the-bodies-hit-the-floor/ Fri, 17 May 2013 15:18:14 +0000 DJ Frenzy http://frenzy23oxo.wordpress.com/2013/05/18/dj-frenzy-let-the-bodies-hit-the-floor/ Players.. Izzy.. Tulsa.. Vampy.. Danger.. Briella

Topics.. HRE.. Ancilla.. Dangerous crashes.. Bri

      This is my end of week crunch night.. Back to back gigs at the busiest clubs I work at, my shit has to be near perfect at each location, so I was all prepped and ready to air drop a sonic bomb on both clubs.. HRE was first, and my boss Tulsa Sapphire was host.. This alone made my pulse quicken..

    Like a dancing eternal in the garden of earthly delights, I slammed the walls of the club, and this time instead of clearing the room, people came in a steady stream and stayed!!! Holy shit cakes!! And of course my Irish Angel was there teasing me and slipping her hand under my skirt.. The mynx!!!

      So, after a very successful session of hard rock, it was time to reset and kill at Ancilla.. My host there was the ever sexual miss Vampy..

This particular night was extra busy there, as it was also going to be the return of long time Ancilla maestro , miss Danger Lane.. And I had the honor of being her opening DJ for 2 hours!!! Vampy must have had about 10 orgasms listening to my song choices.. And I kept her ping hole wet too.. Heh heh..
      So after I got done and did the high five to danger to take over, and with over 15 of her best friends waiting to welcome her home, her stream crashes!!!!!

    For a DJ, this can be a show stopper.. But, I was not about to let her go unable to party with her family, so I gave her my stream I.D. and within 20 min or so she was up and running.. This made me happy, and she seemed pleased as well..
             Lastly, while the party raged around me, I had the opportunity to try and get to know my mistresses new friend Briella.. she has a few shops and sells t shirts, and is also a new DJ at Ancilla..

     This proved to be a bit more than distressing for me because Briella was not hardly speaking to me.. I am a chatty bitch sometimes, but this girl was like talking to a stone. I think she is nice enough, but I get this vibe she is not liking the Frenzy so much.. And I am so sweet, too!!.. sigh.. Love you all.. Frenzy

Next up are the new sets I made, I got a lighter girlier version for the ladies, same as above, 4 sizes 6 colors blah blah. And for the boyz I made u some too. 4 sizes, 6 colors… u know all this by now. ALL this plus DEMOS on MP or at the main. You may spend ur monies now =)

The ever-amazing Harlow Heslop is bringing a fantastic charity event to the grid under the banner ‘Avatars For Animals’ .

Harlow is passionate about animal welfare, and has decided that  it would be a good idea to raise funds in-world for small and very often underfunded shelters and welfare groups.  I couldn’t agree more, and I’m especially excited about the first event, ‘The Catnip Carnival’, which will begin tomorrow. (Location has yet to be disclosed, will update when I know more!) 

‘The Catnip Carnival’ will feature some FANTASTIC designers (are you ready for this?!)  Alouette, Adorkable Poses, Cae, Cheeky Pea, Fri.day, Gos Boutique, Izzie’s, Peqe, Pixel Mode and Truth, and will run from May 18th -May 26th. 

This event will raise funds for a no-kill shelter in Louisiana, USA, called ‘River Cities Humane Society For Cats‘.  You can read all about Harlow’s reasons for selecting this worthy cause by visiting her wonderful blog. 

I’m sure by now you know that I am obsessed with all things feline, so this event instantly appeals to me.  The quality of the content creators who will be participating as well as the cause for which the monies are being raised make this an absolute must-see. I’m not spending any Lindens until I’ve visited this event as I have a feeling I will be well and truly wiped out by it! 

I really hope you are excited about this as much as I am too. I can’t wait to see what goodies are on offer, especially since I’ve had a sneaky-peeky at the contribution from Gos Boutique…

I know right?!! SQUEEEEEEE!!!!!

As soon as I have the location details I’ll update the blog for you guys, and I look forward to seeing you there!

Another thing that gets on my moustache is those stupid fools who think they can change the Terms of Service with a profile pick! It’s obvious that these people have no real comprehension of what a legally binding document is. Somebody call a virtual attorney! Allow me to make a simple translation:  one can share anything that is said in local as it is in the public domain. You cannot share personal IM’s because they are not in the public domain and only for the attention of the respondent. You can only share IM conversation with granted equal permission. This is reportable to Linden Lab if breached, whether any action is taken about this is anyone’s guess.

ToS Changing Pick

But yes, the profile scan is always a must isn’t it? Professionally done profile picture, member of respectable groups you know the drill you probably do it yourself!?

So what about those 8ft tall female avatars who look like they’ve been taking steroids for the last two years and have breasts that a sperm whale would be jealous of? How do we define those people? The answer is simple; men! Or if not, they probably should be! Second Life is a psychologist’s wet dream! The deep analysis that can be conducted on human subjects is amazing. I would recommend anyone to write a chapter on virtual worlds in there psychology thesis. Ethical considerations you say? What are they and how can they be applied in the virtual wilderness of Second Life? You tell me?

Rights it’s Gin-o’clock! Chin-Chin campers.

I see “sit back and relax” is over; it’s “lean forward and engage.”  And I think that’s something you could do in a virtual world, which is the edge of your seat, tip of your finger kind of excitement and entertainment that you really can’t get anyplace else.  You can’t get that by just watching a television show. It’s a whole different thing.

I believe that the future for virtual world television is going to grow with the growth of the browser-based virtual world platforms, like Unity3D. I believe that Samsung will have a Unity-enabled television, which will mean that if you’re on the internet on your TV and you’ve got a group of friends, you can invite somebody over through that MMO and they’ll be right there with you and playing with you.  I also think that old game show titles, which have been retired, those can be reissued.  I think you should be able to buy that license and maybe do a franchise television show with that you buy as an online game and invite other people on to play.  I’m sure they have some capability of that already.

But I think that that will certainly happen.  I think that people will, because of the cost effectiveness of it, be able to produce more and more animated shows that will have a lot of fun elements and will have certain meaning for people.  Not a program that’s just being shown to you and then you can make comments in the comments section.  This is a show where you’re sitting in the audience, live, and you can participate in it directly.  There’s a different level of participation.

Let’s say that there was a show about parents of children who are autistic, and you develop what is a community-based show.  And, yes, it has a small focus but, because it addresses issues that are very important and germane to them, it can also attract the kind of audience which will be loyal, which sponsors will be interested in, and where also their needs are met in terms of delivery of new information.  It’s sort of like what happened in Relay for Life, or what happens with the American Cancer Society in Second Life.  Because people can’t burden, or don’t wish to burden their caregivers or their friends or other people they know, it becomes much easier to speak to people who are also going through the same thing that they are.  It is hard in a small town to find people who are going through the same thing you are, or this means you have to get in your car and go to a group.  And so I think that something like a virtual world, and it being able to be part of a television platform, could encourage people to become part of a community-based program like this.

I also think that it is a very cost-effective medium. I don’t know where the economy is going to be – my crystal ball comes with no guarantee. But I do not foresee the coming five years being times of plenty for all.  I see it being, unfortunately, a time of some contraction – gas prices, energy prices going up.  And I think that being able to find other people who share your interest, where you can do it virtually and it can become a kind of fun, you create an identity that is an extension of yourself and have a community of other friends and reach people from all over the world — I really see MMOs,which virtual worlds are part of, becoming much bigger and so the opportunity for entertainment within that will grow as well.

I do believe that people wish to feel engaged and vital, and I think that they wish to feel unique, valuable, and differentiated.  I see the growth of platforms like Facebook as a real testimony to that, with the person being able to offer their own content or comments or whatever.  That just becomes a bit larger in virtual worlds.  Being able to also offer entertainment and be part of a show is something that is really, really compelling.  If they could have avatar-based television shows on Facebook, I think that would be huge.  I don’t think we’re too far away from that.  Would that be a virtual world?  I’m not sure, but if you have enough people virtually in a room together as avatars, we’re going to have to call it something.

I think people are tired of being passively entertained and I think that we certainly see that is true now.  To wanting to be more engaged with other people.  But I think that the solitary-ness of games will expand and people will become more and more willing and wanting to engage with other people.  It’s just gonna be within a virtual environment. And I think that the impetus – I’m hoping the impetus to creation, which virtual worlds could certainly manifest, will rise.  But I do think that the growth of the recent web cam platforms that we’ve seen also means that people are lonely.

I mean, at some point, people are lonely.  And so they will reach out and look to engage or find friends.  You really do need to go to other places where you can find a community.  To have a real community of a large number of people, or a larger number of friends, that’s something that I think will be increasingly accomplished online.  So I’m not surprised at all – in fact, I do predict that there will be more virtual world entertainment and it will become more acceptable as time goes on.