It’s December 1, 2007 (at least where I am at it is) and Christmas is just around the corner. I’m sure many of you are already shopping for gifts and christmas decorations. Also, as part of the season, sending or giving christmas cards is almost like tradition to many. So, to get into the christmas card giving bandwagon, I started by creating 2 Christmas Cards. [...continue reading Christmas Cards]

Yesterday, while I was redoing the inside of my place, 3 Stars and a Sun, in Scaramanga, my computer froze for no apparent reason. I waited for a few minutes but getting no activity after that I booted my system. I still didn’t know what happened. I assumed that it was just some random quirks. So, I loaded Second Life again to continue with my work and after a few seconds my computer froze again. I repeated it a few times but got the same result. Thinking that it could be my computer that’s having some problem, I did some test to find out. I cleaned my registry, scanned for viruses, defragged my hard drives, etc. I also cleared my Second Life cache and even downgraded my Second Life client. Nothing worked, my computer still keeps on freezing. Even OnRez freezes my computer.

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A few days ago I received a Landmark from Isadora Fiddlestick, a friend in Second Life, to her new business office. Isadora Fiddlestick is also the publisher of Hodge Podge Variety Magazine your guide to an easier and informed Second Life inworld magazine dedicated to bringing the best in Second Life and its wonders. The magazine also focuses on helping residents out in making informed choices and be in the loop of people, places, things and events in Second Life. The magazine first started as a blog since july at: hodgepodgemag.wordpress.com [...continue reading HodgePodge’s New Business Office]

A few days ago I tried my hands on doing some cutouts. Cutouts are images, pictures or photos that were carefully and cleanly (at least some are) cut around its edge, uploaded as a texture and placed on a prim. They are mainly used as decorations. I got the idea from AlphaQ Kidd who used to have a vendor at 3 Stars and a Sun. [...continue reading Cutouts]

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