Every Saturday at 12pm SL you are invited to Party In The Park, featuring a guest performer in concert.
Yesterday, Karen Carpenter had a turn on the stage..
More action today with Substation at 11am SL time and Worlds End on The Beach at 1pm SL.
Every Saturday at 12pm SL you are invited to Party In The Park, featuring a guest performer in concert.
Yesterday, Karen Carpenter had a turn on the stage..
More action today with Substation at 11am SL time and Worlds End on The Beach at 1pm SL.
As Boris Johnson prepares for the fight of his life to remain Prime Minister of the UK, we thought we would show our support by holding our own version of a Downing Street Party.
As you can see, we are all socially distanced. The one mistake we made was in not providing a Scotch Egg, which we are sure you know, is considered a "substantial meal".
As a side line, people have been asking if Boris is ousted, will there be a General Election?
No there would not. In the UK you vote for the party and not for the Prime Minister. The Conservative party can put in any member of Parliament in the top job via an internal vote. They would run for another three years in power, thanks to the stonking 80+ majority Boris secured for them when he ran as head of the "package".
Such is democracy?
On Monday 13th, January, Linden Research Inc, announced that High Fidelity owned by Second Life founder and original Lab CEO Philip Rosedale, has acquired and interest in Linden Lab.
High Fidelity originally began life as a VR platform in much the same vein as the Lab's own Sansar project. In December 2019, Philip announced a new direction, concentrating on 3D sound, an immersive spatial audio, which offers depth and distance stereo. It has to be said, it is very impressive when sat side by side with Vivox for comparison.
Philip and other members of High Fidelity will re-join Linden Lab team, but it has yet to be announced whether or not Spatial Audio will become a replacement for the existing voice and sound systems.
I asked the long time friend of London City in 2019, if he would consider coming back to Linden Lab, to which he replied, "Do you think they would have me?". Apparently they will.
Philip Rosedale, now Philip Linden again, last visited London City just a week ago. I wish we had managed to land the scoop!
It is very exciting that this extraordinary visionary has re-joined the team. Philip, welcome home!
Here is a replay of Philip Linden visiting London City in 2018, exploring out loud, where Second Life might want to go next. It predates the migration to the AWS cloud system in 2020.
We were all hugely impressed with the turnout to the Bruce Springsteen concert last night. It was nice to see that so many people had put the first week of January squarely in the incinerator and decided to party despite the 4 day week seeming to be the longest week on record.
Hang in there. Just three more weeks and we will be in February and spring will begin!
If you are in the mood to relax and gossip, checkout Substation in London City today at 11am SL time (7pm, UK), followed by Katty turning tunes on the Beach from 1pm SL.
The joy of putting up Christmas decorations, pales in comparison to the satisfaction of taking them down and making everything ready for the Spring Season.
Sunset today is at 4.07pm, but by the end of January, sunset will be at 4.48pm. By February it will be 5.38pm and so on!
We look forward to the spring in the UK. Although it seldom signals good weather until April, it does still guarantee lighter days and some sunlight getting through to our pallid skin.
The beauty of a virtual world, is that you can bring the seasons forward and we hope you will join is for some early spring sunshine in London City.