From one of the rooms within the NMC Campus West, some art by Ginger Lorakeet. Here are three of the "paintings" I found there. One is of a Predator and a Alien (from their respective movies) playing a game of chess; one is a scene from Wonderland (remember Alice?); and one is part of a painting by Monet.
Ethereal clouds
Spring snow in the high country melts away.
Singer songwriter from New Orleans. Smooth vocalist that performs at Cafe Casablanca every other Thursday at noon.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Dating/203/228/21
I'm not sure how I was finally able to enable streaming audio for Second Life, but I was. I'm glad I did because this virtual world offers a very rich selection of venues, sound tracks and live music. One of my favorites so far is Cafe Casablanca, inspired by the movie. The cafe does not actually resemble Rick's but given the possiblities in SL, it could. If you have a Second Life account you can get there with this URL http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Dating/217/218/23
This is from their profile:
It's been my idea to learn how to create objects in Second Life. My first attempt is a mural from a photo I took of Tenaya Lake. The mural is a construct of eleven (11) prims, or primitives. Each has a portion of the photo on it's front surface. This is referred to as a texture. You can't see it in this photo taken in a "sandbox" in SL but the lake has animated ripples. I did this using the Gimp, an open source suite of image processing utilities similar to Photoshop. The ripples can be seen when this object is viewed in SL.
I am discontinuing operation of Onepagers, bother onepagers.net and onepagers.com due to lack of significant interest.
Thanks you,
Scott