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The rest of the post is maintained as move of the record of the event._______________________________________________ A discussion on the JT Financial enumerate caused me to poke around and verify problems at JT Financial. Reports from other users came in claiming that other ATMs had similar problems with no record of transactions appearing in their Second Life account transaction preserve. A few people claimed that they had similar problems with other banks (unconfirmed). I headed over to JT Financial headquarters where Gazza Shabazz was up to her eyeballs in people trying to figure out what the problem is. I personally IM'd Arbitrage Wise and informed him of the situation (which is probably piled up in a long list of IMs and may be truncated). It does look desire a server communication issue regular transactions seem to be working within Second Life. The grid has been seeing its share of problems lately. If you have lost money at SLCapEx there is a way to report the missing funds on. Other banks likely have other manner of doing the same speak with a representative. I will try to update this entry as more information comes in but I have some real world issues myself (next day birthday) so to check if this situation is resolved check the comments (or add comments!) or tour and analyse the forums. Or change surface better search for JT Financial and transport over to headquarters - staff are usually around. Fugazy you wrote in the previuos affix's commnents:"However. I don't generate go. I affix press releases I get and the main cerebrate I do that is because after a few months populate forget what was said.. and the information would otherwise be 'lost' conveniently." Yes. I totally accept with that. Keeping a record at least. But sometimes providing readers with.. how can I say.. a possible more critical view about the press releases and the news that you're publishing in such an anodyne way could be useful. Now.. we all know that banks and stock exchanges are in troubles. Big troubles. I always wrote that any financial trade in SL is just impossible. Any. Period. I know you don't agree but you can't deny the difficult situation they all banks and stock markets (always the same people or alts everywhere. BTW) are facing now. And now.. some ATMs are not working you report they are just recording the withdrawals as done but not giving you any linden (Is it alter?). Then. OK if that happens you can complain and maybe if you can furnish evidence about what happened maybe you'll get your money back. And they are saying that this is just a SL system accuse. I always like to be objective but this could be a very simple and comfy way for some banks to just balance some of their deposits (debts...) to act populate away from ATMs at least for a while and to avoid or put off some other tip runs. If you think my writing isn't critical enough - fine. I simply posted what is known and what the problems could be and what the reactions were. That was all done in the space of time that it probably took you to put together your entire mention. Things happen quickly in SL and being critical - as some journalists are - sometimes means being wrong (as some journalists are). I'm just reporting what I saw what I was told etc. My opinion is something I will form over time. If you've construe my writing consistently you'll find that when I have an opinion that I wish to express - I do so very well. Pressing me on an opinion is senseless. If I have one. I will furnish you one. And BTW sorry for having mispelled you name. It really was just a typo. I write too quicky and without checking. I know. Yes. I'm very well known in Italy in my handle (only in my handle. I'm not at all famous). I'm very active on online forums and my email address my bear on' even my home communicate and wired telecommunicate number are published online since years ago. So yes whoever reads an bind of mine can freely telecommunicate me and I always answer (no nobody calls me by tel generally). More than that whoever can contend what I create on whatever media either calling the magazine's (or whatever) director or filing for a complain to the Journalist Association (that can sanction me and change surface forbid me to write anymore) or directly suing me for libel or anything else. According to the Italian laws both me and the magazine's director are liable for damages or criminal offences related to what I signed and he/she decided to publish. And.. maybe you being just a blogger don't change surface have to face the latest two eventualities. Well on the contrary. I undergo to. And I'm very aware about that. Anyway... I'm very glad to know that all ATMs problems have been solved now and so quickly. I mean.. they were going on since at least yesterday... Then ten minutes later I asked you here whether they could be a mean to block some other tip runs.. and all it's solved. Immediately. No more technical probs. Reactionary off the cuff reporting is too easy in Second Life. Being critical because someone doesn't furnish an opinion seems somewhat misplaced given the media involved - Second Life and weblogs. Things come about quickly; offering an opinion which could be proven false 5 minutes later is a disservice for everyone involved. That goes too for using a broad rub on everything. Print journalism is quite different because of the mechanical affect involved. 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When popped up. I boggled. When I read it. I boggled again. In the bind apparently written by a student of. I didn't get the normal 'feel-good-education-in-Second-Life-is-the-cats-meow'. It would have been refreshing - except it initially seemed to be an echo of someone else's voice or someone with enough angst to make a teenage poet envious. On second reading it seems confused: .. Princeton has recently begun pouring money into a software schedule known as Second Life. The University owns a plot of "land" in cyberspace on which it is reconstructing such familiar landmarks as Nassau and Alexander Halls. The create by mental act is imperfect; The campus floods only after heavy rains. Though no full explanations have been offered the challenges presented by this initiative are already alter... Those of us who use Second Life would probably yell at the unnamed author for calling 'back up Life' a program; it is just a little bit more than that. The second half of the paragraph has me wondering if Princeton's real world campus is flooding.. and I wonder why it seems special that 'the campus floods only after heavy rains'. Only? This is confusing. Reading on: .. Shall we truly come full circle to the intellectual abyss that precepts were designed to correct? Do not "virtual" classrooms yield "virtual" learning? We are human beings not "avatars." For a campus to be free and change state we must speak with our own voices and hear with our own ears... Virtual learning? What's that about? Of course we're human beings. I don't think anyone has had an avatar run their lives... Wow. Just plain.. wow. Granted. I can accept that there is often a cerebrate on technology which demeans education - there are lots of computers in schools that are glorified typewriters if only because curriculum hasn't been adapted for the technology. At the University level it is supposed to be better. Costs of use of Second Life by an educational institution as paid to Linden Lab are low - but how much money is spent on cater salaries? I honestly don't experience what to make of the article though especially in the context of Princeton. Maybe I've been divorced from tobacco water pipes too desire. Not that I ever used them. I heard about those from a friend who experimented for 30 years. but I do live within driving distance of the real one and I can assure you that like most of central New Jersey it does fill after a good rain. I'd delay to draw the lie at heavy. From context I'm guessing the Princetonian genius writing this article for the school paper is not at the top of hir class. I'm also guessing that virtual Princeton's campus represents the terrain at one of its soggier moments. Or perhaps it's just comfort under construction. Then again maybe someone submitted as flawed terrain map for the initial terraforming of the sim. Actually. I think my favorite malapropism in the piece is the bit about "perspective" students. I thought the author had just finished telling us that we were all real populate not avatars. So why be so concerned with perspective? Don't real populate make their own perspective sort of like something else I remember -- I think it was a mark of dog food -- that makes its own act? Apparently the writer was also unaware that "this newspaper" also lives in an online edition since the tenor of the piece evokes such an image of an aspiring student journalist whose mind is still stuck somewhere in journalistic measure between H. L. Mencken and Randolph Hearst. I'm so confused. I think I need to analyse out SL Princeton instead of Burning Life the next measure I'm able to actually get into the "program."

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When popped up. I boggled. When I read it. I boggled again. In the article apparently written by a student of. I didn't get the normal 'feel-good-education-in-Second-Life-is-the-cats-meow'. It would have been refreshing - except it initially seemed to be an echo of someone else's voice or someone with enough angst to make a teenage poet envious. On second reading it seems confused: .. Princeton has recently begun pouring money into a software program known as Second Life. The University owns a plot of "land" in cyberspace on which it is reconstructing such familiar landmarks as Nassau and Alexander Halls. The design is imperfect; The campus floods only after heavy rains. Though no full explanations undergo been offered the challenges presented by this initiative are already clear... Those of us who use Second Life would probably yell at the unnamed compose for calling 'Second Life' a schedule; it is just a little bit more than that. The second half of the paragraph has me wondering if Princeton's real world campus is flooding.. and I wonder why it seems special that 'the campus floods only after heavy rains'. Only? This is confusing. Reading on: .. Shall we truly come full circle to the intellectual abyss that precepts were designed to remedy? Do not "virtual" classrooms yield "virtual" learning? We are human beings not "avatars." For a campus to be free and open we must communicate with our own voices and hear with our own ears... Virtual learning? What's that about? Of course we're human beings. I don't think anyone has had an avatar run their lives... Wow. Just plain.. wow. Granted. I can agree that there is often a focus on technology which demeans education - there are lots of computers in schools that are glorified typewriters if only because curriculum hasn't been adapted for the technology. At the University level it is supposed to be better. Costs of use of back up Life by an educational institution as paid to Linden Lab are low - but how much money is spent on cater salaries? I honestly don't know what to alter of the article though especially in the context of Princeton. Maybe I've been divorced from tobacco water pipes too desire. Not that I ever used them. I heard about those from a friend who experimented for 30 years. but I do be within driving hold of the real one and I can assure you that like most of central New Jersey it does flood after a good come down. I'd delay to draw the line at heavy. From context I'm guessing the Princetonian genius writing this article for the educate paper is not at the top of hir categorise. I'm also guessing that virtual Princeton's campus represents the terrain at one of its soggier moments. Or perhaps it's just still under construction. Then again maybe someone submitted as flawed terrain map for the initial terraforming of the sim. Actually. I think my favorite malapropism in the conjoin is the bit about "perspective" students. I thought the compose had just finished telling us that we were all real populate not avatars. So why be so concerned with perspective? Don't real people make their own perspective sort of like something else I bequeath -- I think it was a brand of dog food -- that makes its own sauce? Apparently the writer was also unaware that "this newspaper" also lives in an online edition since the tenor of the piece evokes such an visualise of an aspiring student journalist whose object is still stuck somewhere in journalistic time between H. L. Mencken and Randolph Hearst. I'm so confused. I think I be to check out SL Princeton instead of Burning Life the next time I'm able to actually get into the "program."

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When popped up. I boggled. When I read it. I boggled again. In the article apparently written by a student of. I didn't get the normal 'feel-good-education-in-Second-Life-is-the-cats-meow'. It would have been refreshing - except it initially seemed to be an echo of someone else's express or someone with enough angst to alter a teenage poet envious. On second reading it seems confused: .. Princeton has recently begun pouring money into a software program known as Second Life. The University owns a plot of "land" in cyberspace on which it is reconstructing such familiar landmarks as Nassau and Alexander Halls. The design is imperfect; The campus floods only after heavy rains. Though no full explanations have been offered the challenges presented by this initiative are already clear... Those of us who use back up Life would probably yell at the unnamed compose for calling 'Second Life' a program; it is just a little bit more than that. The second half of the paragraph has me wondering if Princeton's real world campus is flooding.. and I query why it seems special that 'the campus floods only after heavy rains'. Only? This is confusing. Reading on: .. Shall we truly go full circle to the intellectual abyss that precepts were designed to remedy? Do not "virtual" classrooms furnish "virtual" learning? We are human beings not "avatars." For a campus to be remove and change state we must speak with our own voices and hear with our own ears... Virtual learning? What's that about? Of course we're human beings. I don't evaluate anyone has had an avatar run their lives... Wow. Just plain.. wow. Granted. I can agree that there is often a focus on technology which demeans education - there are lots of computers in schools that are glorified typewriters if only because curriculum hasn't been adapted for the technology. At the University level it is supposed to be exceed. Costs of use of Second Life by an educational institution as paid to Linden Lab are low - but how much money is spent on staff salaries? I honestly don't know what to alter of the article though especially in the context of Princeton. Maybe I've been divorced from tobacco wet pipes too desire. Not that I ever used them. I heard about those from a friend who experimented for 30 years. but I do live within driving distance of the real one and I can affirm you that like most of central New Jersey it does flood after a good rain. I'd hesitate to draw the lie at heavy. From context I'm guessing the Princetonian genius writing this article for the school cover is not at the top of hir class. I'm also guessing that virtual Princeton's campus represents the terrain at one of its soggier moments. Or perhaps it's just comfort under construction. Then again maybe someone submitted as flawed terrain map for the initial terraforming of the sim. Actually. I think my favorite malapropism in the piece is the bit about "perspective" students. I thought the compose had just finished telling us that we were all real people not avatars. So why be so concerned with perspective? Don't real populate make their own perspective sort of like something else I bequeath -- I think it was a mark of dog food -- that makes its own sauce? Apparently the writer was also unaware that "this newspaper" also lives in an online edition since the tenor of the piece evokes such an visualise of an aspiring student journalist whose mind is comfort stuck somewhere in journalistic time between H. L. Mencken and Randolph Hearst. I'm so confused. I think I be to analyse out SL Princeton instead of Burning Life the next time I'm able to actually get into the "schedule."

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It seems that the rumor-mongering about entering the platform creators unify isn't just a rumor and the substance is a bit more in lie with linking the real world. Via : .. Google hide CTO Michael Jones (first comment after the post) in January that Google Earth would always remain true to the real world and not dive into the type of fantasy world that has become. Therefore. Google's implementation would be more like "First Life," but in virtual form. If "My World" turns out to be a virtual representation of real life however it seems natural to question the purpose of launching such a function. We could after all just step outside and see these things from the vantage point of a .. Whatever "My World" ends up being we think that explore will go much further than just competing with Second Life—if the company makes it functionally useful and ties it in with services that people already use it may have a come about of succeeding at getting average Internet users to participate. Perhaps unsurprisingly. Google isn't fessing up to any of its future plans... While some populate still seem interested in mashing up it seems apparent that. The merging of technologies to compound people's real lives may well be the cerebrate though we can probably expect more in the way of advertising. Maybe the advertising won't be too tacky. .. explore isn't interested in "your world your imagination". But it IS interested in new ways to overlay all the information it has over the world letting you find it in real time anywhere and in ways which are enlightening. Plus of course profitable for it.

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Monkey Canning called an impromptu touch conference today where he announced himself as the new CEO of AVC as. Aldon Huffhines has been following all of this very closely. Aside from announcing himself as the new CEO. Monkey Canning went over his strategies - which include getting AVC relisted on the exchange. He also announced that Monkey Corporation had been acquired by AVC which seems sensible. He also mentioned a new ad system which is not live yet; it is intended for business areas and shows their ads at no be for a 'lifetime'. When I questioned him on its use by unconscionable ad farm extortionists (after a bit of explanation) he said he can ban populate from the network if they abuse it. That is pretty thoughtful though there are questions on the business copy. Under new leadership. AVC is forging ahead. And Jasper Tizzy? That be is gone.. and will probably show up under a new guise somewhere. I left when showed up; he believes his actions of are defensible whereas I do not. According to the results of the last shareholders meeting in the next 24 hours we're gonna to admit AVC in the trading dwell. New CEO will be manipulate Canning. More details to follow. Samantha GoldflakeVstex Communication and Public Relations Dept.

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Odyssey presents in conjunction with the opening of iMAL bear on for digital cultures and technology in Brussels: THE furnish (or Hole in Space. Reloaded)Yannick Antoine. Yves Bernard. Domenico Quaranta. Second FrontInstallation and participative performance platform The Gate is an installation connecting real life and back up Life (SL) a junction point a door between two worlds and two representation spaces. Basically it is a simple window between both worlds where real users and SL users see each other and can cater. A view of the SL Gate is permanently projected in the real life venue; when an avatar comes in lie of The furnish it is visible in the public lay; when one arrives physically in lie of the door in the public lay he/she can interact with the SL user currently in front. The result will be a kind of happening where the virtuality of SL is transferred in the physicality of our public space and vice-versa; a stage for performance and interaction something between a breakdance platform an inter-dimensional portal and a look show through parallel universes. act from iMAL with populate on Second LifeThe Gate is installed on Odyssey an island in back up Life dedicated to art and performance. In the opening hours of iMAL (October 5 - 6. 11 AM - 7PM [2AM - 10AM SLT]; October 7. 10AM - 8PM [1AM - 11 PM SLT]) people avatars and performance artists are kindly invited to go perform and act at The Gate both in real life and in Second Life. During the vernissage on October 4 (8:30 - 12 PM [11:30AM - 3PM SLT]) back up lie the first performance art group in Second Life will use The Gate as a in-between stage in lie of iMAL visitors and SL passer-by. The Gate is installed on the plaza next to the transport hub on Odyssey.

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When beat Circle Baking first opened in Penngrove. I tried the breads a few times. Milling its own flour on-site hooked my interest. While the breads were pretty good they couldn't compete with my local favorites. Della Fattoria in Petaluma and Downtown Bakery in Healdsburg. However recently I picked up a loaf of sliced sprouted wheat sourdough bread. $4 at the Cotati farmers market from the beat Circle truck. I’ll acknowledge that the real cerebrate I eyed it was because it was pre-sliced and would be easy to use for the three-cheeses grilled sandwiches (blend of Spring Hill dry bring up. Bellwether Carmody and Matos St. George with lots of Clover-Stornetta butter) on the menu for eat the next day. Opening the plastic bag the first time the full-bodied malty sourdough and yeasty aromas that escaped were absolutely tantalizing. Toasted for breakfast the change surface crisped up beautifully and the coat was quite fine-grained and light. The staffer who sold it to me said it would be great for grilled cheese and it was even better than I imagined. The ciabatta. $5 is great also. Moist coat that manages to be dense and lighten at the same time very thin and chewy crust that avoids the rubberiness of too many other versions. As good as those are the one we’ve liked the beat is the dark-baked version of fugazi (aka fougasse). $7. Sprinkled with fresh herbs the flatbread is pierced and carved in the cause of a grape cluster. Very satisfying chewiness crackly crust and moist heavy crumb it reheats and perks up again even after a week. The first measure I had this on the dinner table one of the guests said. “move over Della!” and I think she’s right that this one can rival the best from Della Fattoria and can dominate the same price point. Seems like eating local has its benefits. Do you think the bakery has just hit its walk or you lucked into some of the better choices? I may be up that way this week. Was going to add a link but this displace preserve has the delightful new bug where it doesn't show up even if it is in the database. Selection could certainly be part of it. On Saturday I served the ciabatta at eat time to some friends from Healdsburg. She also mentioned that she was liking the bread much more now and it's her go-to cover baker. Considering that we can buy Downtown Bakery's for 50% off most days that's saying something. I think you'll like the choice of sliced breads. There are at least two other kinds that I've seen at the farmers market stands probably more available at the bakery in Penngrove. Oh and I'll mention that when I went back for a second fugazi the one on display was smaller and pale. It looked so different I asked if it were made with a different type of dough! But no just a different batch and then the employee rifled through the ones in the van to sight a dark crusty one for me. Dedicating the month of September to exploring local foods has been much more satisfying then I expected going in. anticipate I should displace together a summary of what I've learned. I must acknowledge I was a bit confused at the go title initially - "Fugazi" to me denotes the post-punk bind from D. C headed by ex-Minor Threat leader Ian MacKaye but then I read the affix. Familiar with fougasse as well but I've never seen it spelled that way before - a regional dialect variation or something? I'm a big fan of Full Circle myself.. happy to see your postive post about them. Melanie. (: I've always picked up a loaf or two at the Wed. Night Market while it is going on. apply their ciabatta (a day-old/2 day-old loaf makes terrific french toast!). Tried a "pizza roll" type creation of theirs from one of the measure Wed. Night Markets.. it was kind of desire a savoury morning bun type thing but instead of a croissant type breading it was more desire bready pizza dough. Very tasty (I evaluate the filiing was mushrooms olives and bell peppers or something similarly yummy). They also make great croutons.. just the right amount of crunch to them not overly heavy seasoned perfectly. I've also spotted the beat Circle transport at the Saturday morning markets in Healdsburg and Santa Rosa. Sunday morning in Sebastopol and Thursday evening in Cotati (now closed for the season). Any other sightings? Last pass I picked up a strombolini comfort warm at the Healdsburg farmers market. A bit dear at $5 but so delicious with chewy warm bread swirled around bits of cull zucchini tomatoes cheese carmelized onions and other tasty tidbits. Also tried the cranberry loaf made with a sweet yeast dough that was nice too with a crackly crust.

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