When a woman wants (we do not want, we need isn’t it really?) buy a special clothes for a wedding, graduation, or a party... We want to buy with the clothes, an identity, sophistication, exclusivity and glamour... after all woman who is woman like to feel loved, beautiful and unique it´s obvious.
Although evening Gowns do not suffer so much interference of trends such as casual or fashion "prêt a porter"... Tissues technology, the geometry and the differentiated structures call attention. If there are some elements of different textures, design, shapes and details... Point scored for you! You are communicating something more in your personality and it will serve like a poison anti-monotony and anti-competition.
Trends come and go back, sometimes the long dresses are the sensation, sometimes are the short. But everything depends on respecting the time of the event, the weather and the body of each one. Who are overweight and has a thick shank should choose a log dress. Who are overweight, but has a thin shank will be better dress with a short or a medium long. Remember medium log makes you appearance shortens.
The colors are also stylish and are in high... In my opinion every woman must have a “black basic” on the closet only for security reason. If the first, second or third option don’t fit well. The black can’t be considered the solution. It must be “the black”, which seems to have been done especially for you. You can complement with accessories like; socks, belts and hair ornaments. You can wear all this but don’t let it be one "black basic" on the crowd.
The colorful dresses are also “chic” and each day has more and more fans... The neutral colors transmit messages of sobriety. Remember, fabric, different surface, flounce and shapes are important as colors.
Friday, September 12, 2008
Monday, September 8, 2008
DAB GOREAN EXPO BY MELINDA EMMS
DAB Designs is promoting the "DAB GOREAN EXPO" during september 08 and 09 at neverending.
"Gor is a world created by John Norman in a series of 27 science fiction novels. It is located on the same orbit as Earth, but is directly opposite to us so that it is always on the other side of the sun and undetectable to Earth science. Gor is a world of greater and lesser technology. A race of Priest Kings, insect like creatures, live in the Sardar mountains. They have a technology superior to ours. They rule as Gods over the planet, but remain unseen and mysterious to the populace. They limit humans to a rudimentary technology, similar to that of the medieval era here on earth. There are different cultures on Gor, different cities, peoples of the wilderness and there are differences in laws and customs among them. However, there are similarities regarding the roles of men and women as seen on Gor. On Gor, as in our own past on this planet, men are dominant. Men are Masters. There are kajiri, male slaves, but they are rare. Gor is a man's world. Women have three roles on Gor. In the books it is noted that the majority of women are Free Women, and only 2 to 3% are slaves. It would appear that there are more slaves than Free Women because the books focus more on women as slave characters, and in online role play, more women choose to role play as slaves than Free Women. Many women who start out as Free become enslaved, but not all, and this further reduces the number that we see in online role play. Free Women are the respectable women of Gor, the ones who become Free Companions and the mothers of children. The closest thing to marriage on Gor is a Free Companionship contract which lasts for a set period of time, usually a year or two. They run the household, work in professions outside the home, raise and teach children. A Free Woman may even have her own silk kajirus, a male pleasure slave. A Free Woman must be keenly aware that her freedom is always at risk. If she shows slave-like behaviour, she can be enslaved. Such behaviour would include dancing in public, dressing immodestly (showing too much of bare arm or leg, showing her naval, and in some places not covering her hair and face with veils), or addressing a man as Master. If a city is raided, she can be captured by enemies and enslaved and sold. If she or her father cannot pay debts, she can be enslaved and sold to cover the debt. If a Free Woman couches or prepares to couch with a slave not her own, she can be enslaved. A Free Woman must toe the line if she wishes to remain Free. A woman can flee to the forests and live as a Panther Girl. These women are escaped slaves and Free Women fleeing an undesired Free Companionship contract. Panther Girls live in the wild. They sometimes capture and enslave men, playing with them for a bit and then selling them when bored with them. If a Panther girl enters a city, she is likely to be enslaved. A woman does have choice on Gor, but make no mistake, it is a man's world and the domination of men over women is considered to be the natural order of things." (extract from Gor 101 by Vivienne Daguerre)
I talked with Daron Brandeis, CEO of DAB designs:
ME:How did you have the idea of an interactive expo?
Daron Brandeis: it came to me when i was watching a show, a normal runway show, and how the first designers that showed there items would have less sales because most people forgot about there designs, so i thought if the items were already out and in the vacinity of the models people could buy there and then as they were looking at the items on the models.
ME:Why the gorean motivation?
Daron Brandeis: I am gorean. I come from a gorean background that is why, but the concept works on any type of show.
ME:How many designers and models are involved on the expo?
Daron Brandeis: 9 designers and approximately 30 models
ME: Do you wanna say anything else to our readers?
Daron Brandeis: this is a forward thinking way of showing of some of the best designers in sl, nevermind gor items and i'm proud that i have such a hardworking dedicated team of professional models to help and support the dab dream and family.
Thanks Daron! Thanks for letting me be part of this.
Autism and ASA by Brett Stand
I am proud to post this text by Brett Stand about Autism. Brett Stand is the Autism Society of America (ASA) Second Life president.
Autism is a severe developmental disability which is usually diagnosed around the age of three; although children are being increasingly diagnosed at a younger age. Autism results from a neurological disorder which interferes with brain development; primarily in the parts of the brain that control perception, verbal communication and social interaction.
However, the situation is even more complex than that. Autism is what's considered a spectrum disorder. In fact, an acronym often used to identify autism is ASD ... for Autism Spectrum Disorder. And what that means is that there are ASD individuals spread out over a broad spectrum: from individuals profoundly affected with little or no independent life skills and extremely limited communication ability to those who are seemingly "mildly" affected and function more or less effectively in society. This other segment may have jobs, sometimes even careers requiring advanced education, such as engineering. Some go on to get married and raise families.
The higher end of the spectrum is often referred to as Asperger’s Syndrome, a higher functioning form of autism which was first identified by Dr Hans Asperger. Many people with this type of autism present as being "mildly" effected by autism and may function within society with various degrees of success. You will note that I place the term "mildly" within quotes. I do this to indicate that no form of autism should be considered mild and in fact the condition has a profound impact on every individual on the spectrum.
Some experts consider Asperger’s Syndrome to be so significantly different from other forms of autism that it may in fact be a syndrome separate from autism and may be the result of completely different causes. So the term autism is a very broad catch term for a very complex syndrome. Each individual on the autism spectrum is unique in his or her own way. We have a saying in the autism community: “If you’ve met one person with autism … you’ve met one person with autism.”
Unfortunately what causes autism is still a matter of scientific mystery, and quite frankly controversy. Experts have many theories, but no real conclusive understanding of what causes autism. It is generally agreed there is a genetic component to autism; witness the families in which autism appears to run through generations and involve siblings. While it appears that some children are born with a susceptibility to autism, researchers have not yet identified the gene(s) which causes autism to develop in a particular child.
There is also evidence that there are environmental factors, such as the chemicals we encounter in daily living and in the medications given to children. We live in an age where many chemicals, for example the chemicals used in agricultural pesticides, are more prevalent today than they were in previous generations.
It is interesting to note that because of the wide spectrum nature of the disorder, some researchers feel there may actually be different causes of autism which result in different presentations of autism.
I joined the real life Autism Society of America (ASA) after my son was diagnosed with autism. Being a typical dad I wanted to "fix" what was wrong with my son. I learned later this is a very common reaction on the part of fathers. We are accustomed to fixing things when they are broken. So we incorrectly, but well meaning, believe this approach also applies to our children.
Not too long ago I read an article about Second Life in a local newspaper. It made me curious so I checked it out. I was completely overwhelmed and totally unprepared for what I found in SL. When I entered SL I was naturally curious about autism groups in SL. So I searched under autism and found many fine groups already involved in providing support to folks in SL. Because I have been involved with ASA in RL for so long, and have held various leadership positions, I am very familiar with the resources that ASA can offer. I thought it was a natural response to try to bring those resources into SL.
To date I have been pleasantly surprised to discover that ASA's mission and purpose resonates with so many people in SL. The combination of ASA's grass roots structure and its long history of providing support to families like mine make it an extremely viable vehicle for delivering that same support here in SL. I think the ASA can make a real difference in people’s lives and provide much needed support.
It wasn’t that long ago that documented cases of autism occurred at the rate of 1 in 10,000 births. The prevalence of autism has grown so dramatically that today the incidence rate is 1 in 150 births. What that means in very concrete terms is that if you don't know someone with autism today … you will tomorrow.
These numbers are staggering … frightening actually. Especially since we don't even know what causes autism. Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability, growing at the rate of 10 – 17% annually. And it is estimated that 1 to 1.5 million Americans have some form of autism today. If this growth rate is continues unabated, this number could very easily double within the next decade.
One of the interesting aspects of ASA-SL is the number of people on the spectrum in SL. To date the numbers I have encountered have been relatively low, compared to the numbers I presume are actually active in SL. But that is most likely a function of getting the word out, and is quite frankly a situation we hope to remedy. That is, although autism support groups have been around for decades, historically they primarily existed to support families with ASD children; and predominantly young children at that. The autism community as a whole has not done a very good job of supporting adults with autism. There are a number of reasons for this phenomenon ... some good and some not so good.
Regarding what we know about people with autism in SL, that is a very interesting situation. The nature of SL is that many of the challenges found in social interaction are simply eliminated or at least minimized in this environment. For example, the issues of eye contact, body language, verbal communication processing, all of which may present challenges for people on the autism spectrum, are all essentially eliminated in favor of a semi-anonymous environment in which users can manage their interaction in a manner more comfortable for them. And if the interaction becomes too stressful, it is a simple matter to TP out of the situation or even log off. So in many ways SL is the ideal environment for people with high functioning autism (HFA) or Asperger’s Syndrome.
To anyone who feels the United States is populated by selfish, self-centered and apathetic people, I would say get involved in the world of non-profit work, especially in the health fields. There are literally thousands of people who give selflessly of their time, energy and resources to help their communities. I am truly honored and humbled to be able to associate with these amazing people. It is a world one can not imagine unless you have actually been involved with it as I have.
I would like to express how humbled I am to have the experience and the opportunity to work with so many generous and selfless people in SL. There are many worthy non-profit organizations in both RL and SL and ASA is only one of them. All the non-profit organizations perform vital functions that so many people rely on just to get through their daily lives. I am truly honored and quite frankly overwhelmed by the response that ASA has received in SL. The generosity of people and their willingness ... in fact, their desire... to get involved and make a real difference in their community is something that never fails to amaze me. I know why I am involved with autism ... because of my son. But there are countless others who choose to get involved and for the simple reason that they want to share their resources, their talents and quite frankly their desire to serve a higher purpose by helping those who need our compassion. It is impossible to exaggerate my admiration for the people who roll up their sleeves and pitch in when they are needed.
Source: Brett Stand ASA Second Life president
Autism is a severe developmental disability which is usually diagnosed around the age of three; although children are being increasingly diagnosed at a younger age. Autism results from a neurological disorder which interferes with brain development; primarily in the parts of the brain that control perception, verbal communication and social interaction.
However, the situation is even more complex than that. Autism is what's considered a spectrum disorder. In fact, an acronym often used to identify autism is ASD ... for Autism Spectrum Disorder. And what that means is that there are ASD individuals spread out over a broad spectrum: from individuals profoundly affected with little or no independent life skills and extremely limited communication ability to those who are seemingly "mildly" affected and function more or less effectively in society. This other segment may have jobs, sometimes even careers requiring advanced education, such as engineering. Some go on to get married and raise families.
The higher end of the spectrum is often referred to as Asperger’s Syndrome, a higher functioning form of autism which was first identified by Dr Hans Asperger. Many people with this type of autism present as being "mildly" effected by autism and may function within society with various degrees of success. You will note that I place the term "mildly" within quotes. I do this to indicate that no form of autism should be considered mild and in fact the condition has a profound impact on every individual on the spectrum.
Some experts consider Asperger’s Syndrome to be so significantly different from other forms of autism that it may in fact be a syndrome separate from autism and may be the result of completely different causes. So the term autism is a very broad catch term for a very complex syndrome. Each individual on the autism spectrum is unique in his or her own way. We have a saying in the autism community: “If you’ve met one person with autism … you’ve met one person with autism.”
Unfortunately what causes autism is still a matter of scientific mystery, and quite frankly controversy. Experts have many theories, but no real conclusive understanding of what causes autism. It is generally agreed there is a genetic component to autism; witness the families in which autism appears to run through generations and involve siblings. While it appears that some children are born with a susceptibility to autism, researchers have not yet identified the gene(s) which causes autism to develop in a particular child.
There is also evidence that there are environmental factors, such as the chemicals we encounter in daily living and in the medications given to children. We live in an age where many chemicals, for example the chemicals used in agricultural pesticides, are more prevalent today than they were in previous generations.
It is interesting to note that because of the wide spectrum nature of the disorder, some researchers feel there may actually be different causes of autism which result in different presentations of autism.
I joined the real life Autism Society of America (ASA) after my son was diagnosed with autism. Being a typical dad I wanted to "fix" what was wrong with my son. I learned later this is a very common reaction on the part of fathers. We are accustomed to fixing things when they are broken. So we incorrectly, but well meaning, believe this approach also applies to our children.
Not too long ago I read an article about Second Life in a local newspaper. It made me curious so I checked it out. I was completely overwhelmed and totally unprepared for what I found in SL. When I entered SL I was naturally curious about autism groups in SL. So I searched under autism and found many fine groups already involved in providing support to folks in SL. Because I have been involved with ASA in RL for so long, and have held various leadership positions, I am very familiar with the resources that ASA can offer. I thought it was a natural response to try to bring those resources into SL.
To date I have been pleasantly surprised to discover that ASA's mission and purpose resonates with so many people in SL. The combination of ASA's grass roots structure and its long history of providing support to families like mine make it an extremely viable vehicle for delivering that same support here in SL. I think the ASA can make a real difference in people’s lives and provide much needed support.
It wasn’t that long ago that documented cases of autism occurred at the rate of 1 in 10,000 births. The prevalence of autism has grown so dramatically that today the incidence rate is 1 in 150 births. What that means in very concrete terms is that if you don't know someone with autism today … you will tomorrow.
These numbers are staggering … frightening actually. Especially since we don't even know what causes autism. Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability, growing at the rate of 10 – 17% annually. And it is estimated that 1 to 1.5 million Americans have some form of autism today. If this growth rate is continues unabated, this number could very easily double within the next decade.
One of the interesting aspects of ASA-SL is the number of people on the spectrum in SL. To date the numbers I have encountered have been relatively low, compared to the numbers I presume are actually active in SL. But that is most likely a function of getting the word out, and is quite frankly a situation we hope to remedy. That is, although autism support groups have been around for decades, historically they primarily existed to support families with ASD children; and predominantly young children at that. The autism community as a whole has not done a very good job of supporting adults with autism. There are a number of reasons for this phenomenon ... some good and some not so good.
Regarding what we know about people with autism in SL, that is a very interesting situation. The nature of SL is that many of the challenges found in social interaction are simply eliminated or at least minimized in this environment. For example, the issues of eye contact, body language, verbal communication processing, all of which may present challenges for people on the autism spectrum, are all essentially eliminated in favor of a semi-anonymous environment in which users can manage their interaction in a manner more comfortable for them. And if the interaction becomes too stressful, it is a simple matter to TP out of the situation or even log off. So in many ways SL is the ideal environment for people with high functioning autism (HFA) or Asperger’s Syndrome.
To anyone who feels the United States is populated by selfish, self-centered and apathetic people, I would say get involved in the world of non-profit work, especially in the health fields. There are literally thousands of people who give selflessly of their time, energy and resources to help their communities. I am truly honored and humbled to be able to associate with these amazing people. It is a world one can not imagine unless you have actually been involved with it as I have.
I would like to express how humbled I am to have the experience and the opportunity to work with so many generous and selfless people in SL. There are many worthy non-profit organizations in both RL and SL and ASA is only one of them. All the non-profit organizations perform vital functions that so many people rely on just to get through their daily lives. I am truly honored and quite frankly overwhelmed by the response that ASA has received in SL. The generosity of people and their willingness ... in fact, their desire... to get involved and make a real difference in their community is something that never fails to amaze me. I know why I am involved with autism ... because of my son. But there are countless others who choose to get involved and for the simple reason that they want to share their resources, their talents and quite frankly their desire to serve a higher purpose by helping those who need our compassion. It is impossible to exaggerate my admiration for the people who roll up their sleeves and pitch in when they are needed.
Source: Brett Stand ASA Second Life president
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Bid for a Model Pictures
Like I promise I am publishing some helpers of ASA pictures. People that help modeling, bidding and making this fantastic event a success. All the help provide more than 260 thousand Lindens. This might be a small help for Real Life but it is a big effort for Second Life and all avatar that contributed. Unfortunately most of the helpers didn’t send me their picture on time for the post. I apologies, but I needed to post this important event right away.
I want to make especial thank to LiamL Darwin and Kram Sadofsky. Kram not only bid me but also more 12 beautiful models. He was fortunate to win 13 beautiful models during the Autism Auction.
Liam was the higher bidder. He donated more than 32,900 L!! The bid for a model fundraiser was important because it held the potential to raise a lot of money for Autism in a very short time. Mr Darwin told me he was honored to be able to be a small part in this very successful fundraiser. The models have given so much of their time, offering the 2 hour date, plus contacting friends and others to generate bids for such an important cause, he said.
First of all, Darwin was glad to be able to contribute, and honored to have played a part in making the winning model the top fundraiser in this event. Darwin bid Saffire Jaxxon and on his own words; “Saffire has a wonderful heart and when she's going to help a cause such as autism, she's always willing to go for it. She's a genuinely caring individual, and I'm honored to have been a part of her successful efforts raising funds for autism.”
I would like to thank you all for the ball party event, lovely music and interesting people. The best of the party was the fact we were having fun helping RL persons.
I am looking forward for meeting you all again soon. Thank you all for helping ASA and for sending me your nice pictures.
Please, feel free to leave a comment if you like.
Syngen Sohmers
Divine Spitteler
Cherie Parker
Simons Bleac
David Logan
Malachite Bing
Cork Rich
SL Edge
nemi McCoy
Shanen Hax
Ashland Carver
Haylee Jameson
Laila Schuman
Monica Balut
Shaft Solzhenitsyn
Vivienne Darcy
LiamL Darwin
Lyla Schmooz
Melinda Emms
Anna Avalanche
Brine5 Beck
Laura18 Streetre
Mimmi Boa
I want to make especial thank to LiamL Darwin and Kram Sadofsky. Kram not only bid me but also more 12 beautiful models. He was fortunate to win 13 beautiful models during the Autism Auction.
Liam was the higher bidder. He donated more than 32,900 L!! The bid for a model fundraiser was important because it held the potential to raise a lot of money for Autism in a very short time. Mr Darwin told me he was honored to be able to be a small part in this very successful fundraiser. The models have given so much of their time, offering the 2 hour date, plus contacting friends and others to generate bids for such an important cause, he said.
First of all, Darwin was glad to be able to contribute, and honored to have played a part in making the winning model the top fundraiser in this event. Darwin bid Saffire Jaxxon and on his own words; “Saffire has a wonderful heart and when she's going to help a cause such as autism, she's always willing to go for it. She's a genuinely caring individual, and I'm honored to have been a part of her successful efforts raising funds for autism.”
I would like to thank you all for the ball party event, lovely music and interesting people. The best of the party was the fact we were having fun helping RL persons.
I am looking forward for meeting you all again soon. Thank you all for helping ASA and for sending me your nice pictures.
Please, feel free to leave a comment if you like.
Syngen SohmersDivine Spitteler Cherie Parker Simons Bleac David Logan Malachite Bing Cork Rich SL Edge nemi McCoy Shanen HaxAshland CarverHaylee Jameson Laila Schuman Monica Balut Shaft SolzhenitsynVivienne Darcy LiamL Darwin Lyla Schmooz Melinda Emms Anna Avalanche Brine5 Beck Laura18 Streetre Mimmi Boa
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Bid for a Model Charity Ball List
Some days ago I post the bid for a model event. The Bid for a model was a serious and success event. I am very proud to help charity and now everyone can have some fun time.
Below the list of models and partners date during the Charity Ball. The event is schedule for 8pm SLT at SLI Angels Club . Hope to see you all there. Have fun and great ball for everyone.
Model and Ball partner
Alexxx Perl = Kram Sadofsky
Angelique Ronmark = Ji Dallagio
Anna Avalanche = Kram Sadofsky
Arcanus Lane= Georgia Roberson
Asae Yuitza = Francis Magic
Ashland Carver = Kram Sadofsky
Brigette Auer = Betterman Macchi
Birne5 Beck = Bronsen Mornington
Bronsen Mornington = Tami Meredith
Buck Morane = Crysta Laville
Butterfli Sorbet = Fricker Fraker
Carisa Franizzi = Nathan Itano
Cassie Cazalet = Hawkeye Blitz
Cherie Parker = Boe Cortes
Crowie Beattie = Susana Rotaru
Crysta Laville = Buck Morane
Divine Spitteler = SL Edge
Eche Riverview = Susana Rotaru
Elaine Greene = Kram Sadofsky
Elise Mersereau = Kram Sadofsky
Elsibeth Littlething = Jody Huet
Erana Destiny = Kram Sadofsky
Fann Hyun = Jody Huet
Feur Rotaru = Inanna Enoch
Foster Meredith = Kathy Nikolaidis
Georgia Roberson = Scotj Criss
Haylee Jameson = Cash Vasser
JamesSheldon Whitfield = Madison Sullivan
Kate Stockholm = Kram Sadofsky
Kathy Nikolaidis = Foster Meredith
KCJ Nightfire = Cherrie Parker
Kryptonia Paperdoll = Jody Huet
Kylie Balogh = Francis Magic
Kylie Carfagno = Silver Jungsten
Kyrin Desmoulins = Kram Sadofsky
Laila Schuman = Jody Huet
laura18 streeter = Kram Sadofsky
Lile Bikcin = Simons Bleac
Lyla Schmooz = Maximum Parx
Madison Sullivan = Cash Vasser
Melinda Emms = Ted1 Kamachi
Mikaela Yifu = Kram Sadofsky
Mimmi Boa = Agtaope Carter
Monaka Harris = NigeAkicita Oto
Monica Balut = Kram Sadofsky
Neji Naidoo = Angel1 Wingtips
Nemi McCoy = Kram Sadofsky
Nitegirl Lollipop = Neiji Naidoo
Orkid Ochies = Jacob Goldrozen
Pixar Choche = Starbuck Twine
Rob Watts = Malachite Bing
Saffire Jaxxon = LiamL Darwin
Scotj Criss = Falisitee Fall
Shaft Solzhenitsyn = Falisitee Fall
Shanen Hax = David Logan
Simons Bleac = Melinda Emms
Sky Christensen = Cork Rich
Syngen Sohmers = Kram Sadofsky
Takeshi Kiama = Annette Wilder
Tanisha Whitfield = Ted1 Kamachi
Ted1Kamachi = Melinda Emms
Vivienne Darcy = Jody Huet
Windsong Charming = Sweetdoll Angel
Zane Bijoux = Windsong Charming
Zico Handrick = Melinda Emms
Below the list of models and partners date during the Charity Ball. The event is schedule for 8pm SLT at SLI Angels Club . Hope to see you all there. Have fun and great ball for everyone.
Model and Ball partner
Alexxx Perl = Kram Sadofsky
Angelique Ronmark = Ji Dallagio
Anna Avalanche = Kram Sadofsky
Arcanus Lane= Georgia Roberson
Asae Yuitza = Francis Magic
Ashland Carver = Kram Sadofsky
Brigette Auer = Betterman Macchi
Birne5 Beck = Bronsen Mornington
Bronsen Mornington = Tami Meredith
Buck Morane = Crysta Laville
Butterfli Sorbet = Fricker Fraker
Carisa Franizzi = Nathan Itano
Cassie Cazalet = Hawkeye Blitz
Cherie Parker = Boe Cortes
Crowie Beattie = Susana Rotaru
Crysta Laville = Buck Morane
Divine Spitteler = SL Edge
Eche Riverview = Susana Rotaru
Elaine Greene = Kram Sadofsky
Elise Mersereau = Kram Sadofsky
Elsibeth Littlething = Jody Huet
Erana Destiny = Kram Sadofsky
Fann Hyun = Jody Huet
Feur Rotaru = Inanna Enoch
Foster Meredith = Kathy Nikolaidis
Georgia Roberson = Scotj Criss
Haylee Jameson = Cash Vasser
JamesSheldon Whitfield = Madison Sullivan
Kate Stockholm = Kram Sadofsky
Kathy Nikolaidis = Foster Meredith
KCJ Nightfire = Cherrie Parker
Kryptonia Paperdoll = Jody Huet
Kylie Balogh = Francis Magic
Kylie Carfagno = Silver Jungsten
Kyrin Desmoulins = Kram Sadofsky
Laila Schuman = Jody Huet
laura18 streeter = Kram Sadofsky
Lile Bikcin = Simons Bleac
Lyla Schmooz = Maximum Parx
Madison Sullivan = Cash Vasser
Melinda Emms = Ted1 Kamachi
Mikaela Yifu = Kram Sadofsky
Mimmi Boa = Agtaope Carter
Monaka Harris = NigeAkicita Oto
Monica Balut = Kram Sadofsky
Neji Naidoo = Angel1 Wingtips
Nemi McCoy = Kram Sadofsky
Nitegirl Lollipop = Neiji Naidoo
Orkid Ochies = Jacob Goldrozen
Pixar Choche = Starbuck Twine
Rob Watts = Malachite Bing
Saffire Jaxxon = LiamL Darwin
Scotj Criss = Falisitee Fall
Shaft Solzhenitsyn = Falisitee Fall
Shanen Hax = David Logan
Simons Bleac = Melinda Emms
Sky Christensen = Cork Rich
Syngen Sohmers = Kram Sadofsky
Takeshi Kiama = Annette Wilder
Tanisha Whitfield = Ted1 Kamachi
Ted1Kamachi = Melinda Emms
Vivienne Darcy = Jody Huet
Windsong Charming = Sweetdoll Angel
Zane Bijoux = Windsong Charming
Zico Handrick = Melinda Emms
Sailing in Southern Caledon
I am not sure if I have ever mentioned that I love to sail. I do ! :) I captain a number of ships, and Miss Serra, Seneshelf of my home region of Winterfell has been so nice to appoint me Winterfell Admiral lately :)
One of the thing I love most being a Winterfellan is that Winterfell connects to other regions, Caledon in primis and this give me a huge area to explore and hours of sailing time.
After almost a year of sailing I still have not discovered all the beauty of this wonderful region.
Today I was taking my Morning Star in the Southern Caledon waters and I was stunned as I ended in Caledon Oxfordbridge. Such a beauty in the perfect reproduction of the buildings.
And the nearby sims are not to be neglected : Caledon Cymru, where an impressive fortress on the sea dominates the view and the waters between Greystoke and Glarmorgan where one of the most magnificent bridges I have seen in SL dominates the view
A region to visit and explore !
Sunday, August 31, 2008
It's Stitch by Stich time !!!!!!! by Lucille Morigi
Sevenstar Amat is the designer of a store called Stitch by Stitch and her work is simply amazing.
A true artist, she works with many kinds of textures and colours and the combination turns out to be excellent.
Latest news: she has decided to do a "Model of the Month" Contest for all whom are in her group. Not only models.
Sorry, the September Model has been chosen - and it's yours truly ( happy here :-)), but from October on, the contest restarts.
Like any other thing Sevenstar decides to do, even the way that the Model of the Month appears is absolutely creative and beautiful, almost poetic I must add.
She built a stage in which the pictures of the model wearing the outfit are shown in cutout figures.
Ok enough writing, let the pictures speak for themselves.
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