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Another marvelous creation.
"All sales are final no refund or exchange, we dont change permit for personal reasons under any circumstances". taken from Migi Vooms profile.
Just in for 2009 250L (what a joke)
This isn't a Parody
Saturday, January 10, 2009
New Release from Muism (It's so sad)
Another marvelous creation.
"All sales are final no refund or exchange, we dont change permit for personal reasons under any circumstances". taken from Migi Vooms profile.
Just in for 2009 250L (what a joke)
This isn't a Parody
Costa Rica sims asks Giancarlo Takacs (Tacky) how many sims do you really have?
Costa Rica had at one time 69 sims according to Ceo Mr. Tacky in his profile this past Dec. Well recently he updated his profile to 50 sims. To be fair it is understandable with the open space sim tier hike. Hmmm but I mapped Costa Rica tonight and I counted mid 40's. I think you need to update again Mr Tacky and maybe get a lesson in basic math. I laughed because it reminded me of Baskin Robbins I visted oncehttp://www.baskinrobbins.com/IceCream/who claim they have 31 flavors of ice cream and if you count them there is really only 19.
Friday, January 9, 2009
Redgrave Boots - Ride 'em Rough
Some boots just keep your feet covered but others have a life of their own. The Biker Boots from Redgrave are the kind of boots that treat you like dirt but feel too good to ever give away. The kind that get you into fights at the bar and get all the attention. But you don't mind because you know when they finish running their fingers over this rough leather they know it takes a certain kind of man to wear something this tough. Redgrave has created yet another masterpiece you can't second live without. The astonishing texture is so realistic you can smell the warm leather and practically feel how perfectly these weathered boots fit your feet. These biker boots are so real, you'll slip them on and feel your thighs still vibrating from a long, hard ride. Be sure to drop by Redgrave and check out these boots (available in dirty sand, mud night and soldier) along with all the unforgettable fashions for men. This is the life you want for your feet. Price 450L
by Cole Sirnah
Famous Dj Wesley goes RL
SL's own DJ Wesley is one of the featured DJs on iDanceRadio.fm's Friday night mixshow line-up. Two hours of great dance music, starting at 10 PM Eastern, 7 PM Pacific, every Friday night. To listen-in, visit www.idanceradio.fm, or set your land parcel URL to: http://stream.idanceradio.fm:20631/
Royal user @ Costa Retard
In yet another exciting inV scoop, we managed to sit down and catch up with Just for Him clothing designer and owner, Ralexander Alvord earlier today. Some of you may have come across the name, Clyde Saunders before. It was his his rezz day last week and little did he expect the type of exposure he’s about to get right now. Clyde used to be employed by Ralexander for Just for Him, but as you are about to find out, he screwed his employer out of 20, 000 lindens. inV is not afraid to uncover the truth and we won’t be detracted by threat, fear or foe ever. Welcome to 2009!
inV: Hi Ralex, thanks for talking with us tonight. Last week was the rezz-day of one Clyde Saunders. What can you tell us about this individual?
Ralexander Alvord: I am the owner of Just For Him Clothing Collection and for my surprised Clyde Saunders after trying to ruin my last fall fashion show still claiming to be part of my staff in the past. I must accept I gave the opportunity to him to run JFH Model Academy and he ended stealing around 20k from students and potential JFH models. He also took advantage of the privilege of been part of my group and tried to eject all my clients from JFH group.
Mr. Clyde Saunders has been the worse employee I ever had and the most abusive, unethical, gold digger and unprofessional person I ever met. So please I urge to anyone who is thinking to hire him to think it twice before you do it. He has made a name for himself in SL fashion industry but trust me he is for unethical and dishonest .If you are not satisfied with this information feel free to go to his own profile and contact each previous employee and you will find out new things about this Pandora's box.
Paybacks are a Bitch Clyde Saunders
by: Ralexander Alvord/JFH owner *Clyde Saunders has declined to comment*
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Bride Eddi postpones her wedding AGAIN!!!
Everyone:
Jargo and I need to postpone our wedding ceremony yet again! I have to go out of town next Sunday.
Thanks for understanding!
We'll keep you informed once we set a new date.
Regards, Eddi and Jargo
This was the actual notecard to their guests. I fixed the mispellings though.
KAL RAU - BRING IT BLACK
Black may be the absence of color but Kal Rau's newest fashion in black isn't missing a thing. Kal Rau is known grid-wide for his spectacular designs; masculine and sexy casual wear for the guy who knows that wrapping is half the gift. The new Kal Rau Black Jeans with stitch textured legs is the perfect tease with a prim belt you can leave opened if you think the recipient needs a little helping getting them off. Worn bare-chested or with the new Kal Rau Black Shirt & Sweater, these jeans are a must-have. Of course, that new Black Shirt & Sweater with prim cuffs and collar is the perfect way to wrap up your statuesque pecs and abs in a city chic style. The low v-neck sweater accented with soft blue makes your broad chest broader while showing off the richly textured black shirt. They say once you go black you never go back. Kal Rau has proved that point with a stellar new design that is sure to make you the perfect gift for the New Year that begs to be unwrapped. Be sure to visit Kal Rau to view these and many other sensational designs today.
KAL RAU at Second Island Square (75, 107, 23)
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
inV Daily Exclusive Interview with Jax Streeter
Last Saturday, I mentioned and promoted an alternative night of entertainment here at the Daily in the form of an event with a complete lineup of virtual recording artists and singers as opposed to having any DJ’s. Headlining the card and leading the way for virtual recording artists on the Internet is Second Life superstar, Jax Streeter! Yes he’s stunningly sexy and has the vocals to match. I stopped by at the event on Saturday to check out Jax Streeter in action and what a massive crowd he managed to attract.
I was however, notably impressed by the diverse range of music that he exhibits during his live events. This ain’t your nonchalant one genre of music wonder rock star. Oh no! Jax Streeter exhibits elements of rock, pop and completely originally created lyrics. I managed to sit down with Jax to discuss his music, his admirers and he also reveals in an inV Daily scoop that the movie he wrote a screenplay for last year is now currently in production and he will be a star of the movie in his first RL on screen acting role. Read on and welcome to the world of Jax Streeter exclusively on the inV Daily.
Jax Streeter Up Close in Concert
inV: Hi Jax. Thanks for sitting down with me. On your website at www.jaxstreeter.com – you are described as the World’s first virtual recording artist with your stage being the world wide web. What made you decide to focus on doing your gigs in the virtual world and online as opposed to say your local or at a bar or club?
Jax Streeter: I spent some time in the 90's as a dance/club record producer and enjoyed working behind the scenes very much. Studio work is a passion for me. So when I discovered that artists were performing live on the internet it made perfect sense to me that a new artists could build a career strictly over the internet quickly and efficiently to an audience around the world right from a studio. Performing live over the internet is exciting in its own right. It is in essence a live podcast much like a radio program. There is not only an audience listening in real time but with the magic of Second Life, audiences and artists interact visually at the same time. It is very unique. The result for me has been thousands of fans in 28 countries.
inV: Do you get a bigger thrill knowing that so many around the world from such a vast array of countries are listening to you and your gigs?
Jax Streeter: Learning that I was building a fan base from around the world was more than I expected. I not only get input from my shows but I can track the countries from which people are visiting from when they go to my website. So yes, it is truly motivating me to continue to build my music and now film career now knowing the audience is global.
InV: What would you say best describes the genre of music that you primarily play at your gigs?
Jax Streeter: I try my hardest not to write and produce any one particular genre. After work for record labels in the past, the biggest thrill in writing music as in independent is creating a variety of music. So it is unheard of for most artists to put out an album with rock, dance, pop and even jazz on one cd like I have with my Dos Vidas Album. In fact I decided to create my own genre. Rock and Groove : ) I guess you can basically call my music Pop.
inV: Do you have a particular favourite genre of music that you personally like best?
Jax Streeter: Personally all music with an up temp and catchy melodies grab me. My collection of music is eclectic. From baroque to bluegrass, to jazz to metal, pop to techno. I am a big fan of rock bands with good beats and and melodies like Incubus, Linkin Park, 3 days grace.
Huge Crowd on hand to watch Jax Streeter in Concert
inV: I’ve heard other publications and people label you as Second Life’s newest superstar and that you have created the footprint that other artists now want to follow. How does all that media buzz about you make you feel?
Jax Streeter: I have truly enjoyed thinking of ways to make as enjoyable an experience as possible for audiences both on and off the virtual stage. There are so many fantastic artists using the internet for their exposure I feel we are all pioneers. Anything I can do to draw attention to it I am happy to do. When I hear stories or when new artists personally tell me they appreciate what I'm doing, that makes me feel great and motivates me to do more. I am a big fan too and people always catch me sneaking into live shows : )
inV: How long have you been performing as a virtual recording artist online?
Jax Streeter: My first live show was in September of 2007. I really didnt get the concept I wanted ironed out and a good show set built til December of 2007. From then on it has exploded.
InV: Are there any artists, bands or groups that have had an influence on your life?
Jax Streeter: I consider myself a renaissance man. So I appreciate artists that can create a variety of projects and succeed like Mark Walburg. From pop rap in the 90's to acting now producing the hit show Entourage proves that if you create a good product, you can succeed at multiple types of mediums. I wrote my first screenplay in 2008 called Real Men Of Genius. You can download the screenplay from my websites. Jaxstreeter.com and Streeternation.com I am in production now. The movie is being shot in High Definition and will be my first real life acting role. I plan to score the movie using compositions I've written along with music from Second Life Artists and hope to premier the film in Second Life in the Summer of 2009.
inV: You’re a very attractive guy and I’m sure you have many admirers of both gender; male and female. How do you handle the adulation from them and have you ever received any embarrassing gifts from your fans?
Jax Streeter: LOL interesting question. Let's just say people have a great time especially during a live show and can get quite creative on expressing their excitment. Second Life offers the opportunity to throw all sorts of things at me but most of all it allows people to send me pictures that would make anyone say "oh my, nice to meet you too". LOL
Jax Streeter pumping up the crowd in concert
inV: (laughs) Where would you like to see yourself progress to in 2009 and what would you like to have achieved by year’s end?
Jax Streeter: My goal in 2009 is to take the next step as an internet performer by performing in other virtual worlds. Jax Streeter is my official and trademarked stage name and it is registered in every virtual world currently online. I am in talks with three major virtual worlds right now. One is even enhancing their platform to accommodate live music. I hope to officially announce that by spring. I would also like to release the movie at the same.
inV: How frequently do you perform and are you still taking on gigs and do you have any personal preferences as to the types of events that you like to perform at?
Jax Streeter: RL commitments, recording my new album Virtual and filming the movie limit my performances. I tend to do full concerts for large well promoted events like fund raisers, festivals or corporate events. I am in the process of launching a new Second Life tour promoting both my projects and a new photo contest. The tour will be a Jax Streeter Universtity Tour of virtual college campuses in Second Life beginning with Penn State University on Jan, 29th 7pm slt. We have several colleges lined up and will announce the schedule soon. People can check it out on my sites or contact Sadie Pippita at Sand Castle studios.
inV: What advice would you offer to any other budding or aspiring virtual recording artist who are still trying to climb the ladder and would like to follow in your footsteps?
Jax Streeter: My biggest advice and encouragement is to stick with originals. If they decide to do cover songs, remake them into your own version to showcase your creativity. Audiences do appreciate hearing brand new music and knowing they are hearing it in a new and unique way. I also advise them to put the effort into their shows as entertainers and interact with their audience and find creative ways to use the tools on hand.
inV: Do you write all your own lyrics?
Jax Streeter: Yes, all the lyrics are written by me and the music and all the music in my productions are arranged and created by me.
inV: Can any of your music be bought anywhere online?
Jax Streeter: My websites all have individual tracks as well as the complete album for sale. There are also free songs for downloading as well. I am pushing close to 50,000 downloads since spring of 2008.
inV: Do you believe that there is a bright future for virtual recording artists online and are we likely to see an influx of new artists similar to yourself who will opt to go the virtual route?
Jax Streeter: I do believe there is bright future and I have spoken to major label executives personally that are trying to figure out how to position themselves. To reach an audience around the world in real time is powerful. There has been a great deal of new artists performing online but I don't believe we will see artist sticking with the "virtual only " route because as the internet performing platform becomes more widely known, the novelty may continue to decrease in appeal. For me Jax Streeter is not only the first Virtual Recording Artist but will be the First Virtual Artist to cross over into Real Life.
inV: Jax Streeter, thank you so much and the very best of luck to you in 2009.
I was however, notably impressed by the diverse range of music that he exhibits during his live events. This ain’t your nonchalant one genre of music wonder rock star. Oh no! Jax Streeter exhibits elements of rock, pop and completely originally created lyrics. I managed to sit down with Jax to discuss his music, his admirers and he also reveals in an inV Daily scoop that the movie he wrote a screenplay for last year is now currently in production and he will be a star of the movie in his first RL on screen acting role. Read on and welcome to the world of Jax Streeter exclusively on the inV Daily.
Jax Streeter Up Close in ConcertinV: Hi Jax. Thanks for sitting down with me. On your website at www.jaxstreeter.com – you are described as the World’s first virtual recording artist with your stage being the world wide web. What made you decide to focus on doing your gigs in the virtual world and online as opposed to say your local or at a bar or club?
Jax Streeter: I spent some time in the 90's as a dance/club record producer and enjoyed working behind the scenes very much. Studio work is a passion for me. So when I discovered that artists were performing live on the internet it made perfect sense to me that a new artists could build a career strictly over the internet quickly and efficiently to an audience around the world right from a studio. Performing live over the internet is exciting in its own right. It is in essence a live podcast much like a radio program. There is not only an audience listening in real time but with the magic of Second Life, audiences and artists interact visually at the same time. It is very unique. The result for me has been thousands of fans in 28 countries.
inV: Do you get a bigger thrill knowing that so many around the world from such a vast array of countries are listening to you and your gigs?
Jax Streeter: Learning that I was building a fan base from around the world was more than I expected. I not only get input from my shows but I can track the countries from which people are visiting from when they go to my website. So yes, it is truly motivating me to continue to build my music and now film career now knowing the audience is global.
InV: What would you say best describes the genre of music that you primarily play at your gigs?
Jax Streeter: I try my hardest not to write and produce any one particular genre. After work for record labels in the past, the biggest thrill in writing music as in independent is creating a variety of music. So it is unheard of for most artists to put out an album with rock, dance, pop and even jazz on one cd like I have with my Dos Vidas Album. In fact I decided to create my own genre. Rock and Groove : ) I guess you can basically call my music Pop.
inV: Do you have a particular favourite genre of music that you personally like best?
Jax Streeter: Personally all music with an up temp and catchy melodies grab me. My collection of music is eclectic. From baroque to bluegrass, to jazz to metal, pop to techno. I am a big fan of rock bands with good beats and and melodies like Incubus, Linkin Park, 3 days grace.
Huge Crowd on hand to watch Jax Streeter in ConcertinV: I’ve heard other publications and people label you as Second Life’s newest superstar and that you have created the footprint that other artists now want to follow. How does all that media buzz about you make you feel?
Jax Streeter: I have truly enjoyed thinking of ways to make as enjoyable an experience as possible for audiences both on and off the virtual stage. There are so many fantastic artists using the internet for their exposure I feel we are all pioneers. Anything I can do to draw attention to it I am happy to do. When I hear stories or when new artists personally tell me they appreciate what I'm doing, that makes me feel great and motivates me to do more. I am a big fan too and people always catch me sneaking into live shows : )
inV: How long have you been performing as a virtual recording artist online?
Jax Streeter: My first live show was in September of 2007. I really didnt get the concept I wanted ironed out and a good show set built til December of 2007. From then on it has exploded.
InV: Are there any artists, bands or groups that have had an influence on your life?
Jax Streeter: I consider myself a renaissance man. So I appreciate artists that can create a variety of projects and succeed like Mark Walburg. From pop rap in the 90's to acting now producing the hit show Entourage proves that if you create a good product, you can succeed at multiple types of mediums. I wrote my first screenplay in 2008 called Real Men Of Genius. You can download the screenplay from my websites. Jaxstreeter.com and Streeternation.com I am in production now. The movie is being shot in High Definition and will be my first real life acting role. I plan to score the movie using compositions I've written along with music from Second Life Artists and hope to premier the film in Second Life in the Summer of 2009.
inV: You’re a very attractive guy and I’m sure you have many admirers of both gender; male and female. How do you handle the adulation from them and have you ever received any embarrassing gifts from your fans?
Jax Streeter: LOL interesting question. Let's just say people have a great time especially during a live show and can get quite creative on expressing their excitment. Second Life offers the opportunity to throw all sorts of things at me but most of all it allows people to send me pictures that would make anyone say "oh my, nice to meet you too". LOL
Jax Streeter pumping up the crowd in concertinV: (laughs) Where would you like to see yourself progress to in 2009 and what would you like to have achieved by year’s end?
Jax Streeter: My goal in 2009 is to take the next step as an internet performer by performing in other virtual worlds. Jax Streeter is my official and trademarked stage name and it is registered in every virtual world currently online. I am in talks with three major virtual worlds right now. One is even enhancing their platform to accommodate live music. I hope to officially announce that by spring. I would also like to release the movie at the same.
inV: How frequently do you perform and are you still taking on gigs and do you have any personal preferences as to the types of events that you like to perform at?
Jax Streeter: RL commitments, recording my new album Virtual and filming the movie limit my performances. I tend to do full concerts for large well promoted events like fund raisers, festivals or corporate events. I am in the process of launching a new Second Life tour promoting both my projects and a new photo contest. The tour will be a Jax Streeter Universtity Tour of virtual college campuses in Second Life beginning with Penn State University on Jan, 29th 7pm slt. We have several colleges lined up and will announce the schedule soon. People can check it out on my sites or contact Sadie Pippita at Sand Castle studios.
inV: What advice would you offer to any other budding or aspiring virtual recording artist who are still trying to climb the ladder and would like to follow in your footsteps?
Jax Streeter: My biggest advice and encouragement is to stick with originals. If they decide to do cover songs, remake them into your own version to showcase your creativity. Audiences do appreciate hearing brand new music and knowing they are hearing it in a new and unique way. I also advise them to put the effort into their shows as entertainers and interact with their audience and find creative ways to use the tools on hand.
inV: Do you write all your own lyrics?
Jax Streeter: Yes, all the lyrics are written by me and the music and all the music in my productions are arranged and created by me.
inV: Can any of your music be bought anywhere online?
Jax Streeter: My websites all have individual tracks as well as the complete album for sale. There are also free songs for downloading as well. I am pushing close to 50,000 downloads since spring of 2008.
inV: Do you believe that there is a bright future for virtual recording artists online and are we likely to see an influx of new artists similar to yourself who will opt to go the virtual route?
Jax Streeter: I do believe there is bright future and I have spoken to major label executives personally that are trying to figure out how to position themselves. To reach an audience around the world in real time is powerful. There has been a great deal of new artists performing online but I don't believe we will see artist sticking with the "virtual only " route because as the internet performing platform becomes more widely known, the novelty may continue to decrease in appeal. For me Jax Streeter is not only the first Virtual Recording Artist but will be the First Virtual Artist to cross over into Real Life.
inV: Jax Streeter, thank you so much and the very best of luck to you in 2009.
EMERY'S RED HOT WINTER FASHION
There's something about getting cold that makes heating things up all the more enjoyable. Emery's brilliant designer Serjordan Bonetto has sparked a fashion flame that is sure to aid you in shaking those winter blues by pulling on some passionate reds. Emery's plush Red Plaid Scarf is a striking accessory that not only warms your neck but drapes your chest (clothed or bare), leaving your neck open to be nuzzled. The Joy White Tee with vintage-toned striped graphic is fitted comfort alone or layered beneath the luxurious Hallelujah Red sweater that's sure to make any admirer praise Jesus. The Daft Pant is a slim fit black pant with amazing texture that leaves just enough to the imagination without hiding your chiseled assets. Of course there's nothing like a little leather to add a certain roughness to any outfit. Emery's fingerless Black Leather gloves do just that , while the French wristband lets them know all that heat is fun to hold. Be sure to drop by Emery and see the latest fashion that is making winter in SL a whole lot hotter.
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
A blog for everything.
THE SHOCK! THE HORROR! EDDI GOES X-RATED!
Yes readers, it's true! I have gone X-Rated. Jago and I have started a new blog, called Sex Aficionado. You can see the X-rated picture of Jago and I - the link is on the right.
Jago made these cool shirts, and you can get one from visiting one of his vendors- you can check out the locations in his blog- the link is on the right.
Even more shocking readers will the the picture of me with a member of the opposite sex later this week. I won't spoil the surprise, but I can just hear the "Yeah right Eddi!" coming through right now. Get ready for more excitement!
excitement!
Posted by Eddi Haskell at 12:34 PM 0 comments
There's a blog for everything...and I do mean EVERYTHING. We all love Eddi but after almost wetting myself from uncontrollable giggles, I was left wondering - WTF?? M. Haskell is seen inflagrante with Jargo in the "act"...(trying to catch my breath) with a WOMAN!! Who could the woman possibly be? Don't get me wrong; some prefer the curtains over the rod. The question at hand is simply - WTF?? Is SL Porndom the next hurdle in SL celebrity or am I just someone not seeing the artist value here? I'm anxious to see the video. Are there any SL videographers who can do grainy night-vision pornos a la Miss Hilton? Well the circus is back in town and be sure to get your free T shirt before they run out. :P
Yes readers, it's true! I have gone X-Rated. Jago and I have started a new blog, called Sex Aficionado. You can see the X-rated picture of Jago and I - the link is on the right.
Jago made these cool shirts, and you can get one from visiting one of his vendors- you can check out the locations in his blog- the link is on the right.
Even more shocking readers will the the picture of me with a member of the opposite sex later this week. I won't spoil the surprise, but I can just hear the "Yeah right Eddi!" coming through right now. Get ready for more excitement!
excitement!
Posted by Eddi Haskell at 12:34 PM 0 comments
There's a blog for everything...and I do mean EVERYTHING. We all love Eddi but after almost wetting myself from uncontrollable giggles, I was left wondering - WTF?? M. Haskell is seen inflagrante with Jargo in the "act"...(trying to catch my breath) with a WOMAN!! Who could the woman possibly be? Don't get me wrong; some prefer the curtains over the rod. The question at hand is simply - WTF?? Is SL Porndom the next hurdle in SL celebrity or am I just someone not seeing the artist value here? I'm anxious to see the video. Are there any SL videographers who can do grainy night-vision pornos a la Miss Hilton? Well the circus is back in town and be sure to get your free T shirt before they run out. :P
New Release @ Rustica
Rustica is very happy to release the newest in a collection of medieval prefabricated homes called "The Village of LagNmoor." The homes are done using the same process and style as Rustica castle but in a more convenient take-home size!
"The CarriageWay House" is a response to customers who wanted a larger, more livable space for their second life home. With its predominant carriageway arch, through which family and guests can escape the weather to dismount and enter into the house from a more protected entryway, this house has been designed to also become a mixed use or multiple occupant dwelling. Combinations of shop/tavern downstairs and private residence upstairs can be achieved with no modification to the structure. Elements such as the stone fountain with hitching post, stone stable and wishing well are all available to accessorize your dwelling to your taste
To read more about this and other Rustica products
http://rusticahomefurnishings.blogspot.com
Or better yet go see it yourself
http://slurl.com/secondlife/LagNmoor/139/151/30
Monday, January 5, 2009
Official Stupid invite
Here is a pic of Dj Fallingstar Djing to a empty club
win your free tank top at the wonder chair. inVdaily Ghost
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Jeepers Creepers Classic Footwear
When I first saw this new shoe from Jeepers Creepers, I thought immediately of a debonair playboy making his way across a piano lounge like a crooner Moses parting a sea of smoke with a bourbon in one hand and Cuban cigar in another. The brand-new LdeV Red Diamonds shoes by Eponymous Trenchmouth, famed SL cobbler, are like a well-made tuxedo for your foot. The chic bow tie tops a vest of red diamonds on black all enveloped in a luxurious black leather jacket. This shoe is a definite must-have for the discriminating guy who knows it's really the shoes that make the man. The shoes are easily resized through a simple menu allowing you to choose from sizes XS to XXL and even then allow you to tweak the size to perfectly fit your foot. Be sure to drop by Jeepers Creepers and get your feet ready for an unforgettable night on the town. Eponymous truly has something for everyone. Congratulations, Epy, on another spectacular design!
SLURL: http://slurl.com/secondlife/la%20fortuna%201/92/56/22/
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