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What in the World is Second Life?

I am really suprised I did not latch onto this one for further investigation sooner. I had heard it mentioned in passing, yet did not really understand the true scope of this Virtual Reality which has been around for many years, having opened to the public in 2003. It is so exciting to learn just [...]

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Trillion VoIP Technology for Advanced Education

As a parent, I am always searching for the latest and greatest in educational technologies. Even though I home-school my own child, I am definately happy to see my little S’s friends getting the best help in meeting their needs in education as well. So I wish to spread the word about a company who [...]

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Fave Blogs with a great view into Virtual Realities

I have to say that I am really enjoying my journeys into the Worlds of Virtual Reality. I have been away on vacation, so I am kinda slow at getting back into the groove of things, yet I love to explore and learn about new realities so I am starting to warm up on this [...]

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A Safer World for Motorcyclists

One of my most favourite memories stem from rides through the countryside with my Uncle, and a boyfriend in my distant past, on the back of their motorcycles. Although it has been many years since I played around on a dirt bike myself, I still enjoy a good road ride upon occasion. One of the [...]

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Adventure into the realms of Final Fantasy Online

It has been a few weeks since I posted here at Virtual World, as we have been out of town. While we were away enjoying nature in some of her most extreme weather changes, going from 109 degrees in the shade to awesome displays by the Thunder Beings, called ‘Wakiyans’ in Lakota, we discovered that [...]

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