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 Mystical Demenia at Agile Dimensions Mystical Demenia talks about his upcoming bots at AgileBill Firehawk's Agile Dimensions. Myst is developing AI bots that can help out visitors to your SL sim when you are not available and other cool stuff. Audience includes Chimera's good friends Jennette Forager and JenzZa Misfit. JenzZa is the fuzzy cloud. Notes taken on Etherpad at http://etherpad.com/cHVCPQucn5  |
 Office and car at the top of the building Chimera found Marco Seurat's office and a sports car in the upper reaches of the cathedral. His profile pic calls this Seurat Hall, but Chim found something on the web that called it New Vladivostok Cathedral. Hmmmm...  |
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 New Vladivostok Cathedral from far end The red Suzanne Graves sculpture Spiral Threads #01 at the rear of the New Vladivostok Cathedral.  |
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 Inside the New Vladivostok Cathedral Chimera is studying the sculptures inside the New Vladivostok Cathedral. These are by Cadroe Murphy (foreground) and Suzanne Graves (far end). The cathedral builder is Marko Seurat.  |
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 New Vladivostok Cathedral from Seaside The New Vladivostok Cathedral has some sculptures inside and out that Chimera wants to see up close. The sim has some other areas she hasn't checked out yet either. Very interesting.  |
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 New Vladivostok Cathedral Chimera got word of the New Vladivastok Cathedral and went to check it out.  |
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 Targ Bumblefoot/ with Beyers Sellers on Metanomics /me wonders why guests choose the avatar looks and name that they do.  |
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 Dance with Amoebas Dance with amoebas in a box. It's the sky_born animation.  |
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 Death by Smelly Sock Someplace called the Mushroom Gallery. Chimera took the invitation to sit on the smelly sock, but that didn't work out so well.  |
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 Audience watches Beyers interviewing Viktor... From http://www.metanomics.net/show/the_virtue_of_forgetting_in_the_digital_age/ Professor Viktor Mayer-Schönberger’s new book, ‘Delete – The Virtue of Forgetting in the Digital Age’ raises some interesting concerns…Mayer-Schönberger believes there is a range of social concerns connected to the fact that our technology is remembering every little detail, all the time.  |
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