Another installation of Bits and Pieces is here 
Not that much though as last time, so here’s the list
- Today at 12pm SLT (which is 9pm my time or 8pm UK time) a screening of a short documentary film series called Second Lives will be held on the Avalon Island (I think) in Second Life. It was produced by UK’s channel 4 in cooperation with Rivers Run Red.
- I just discovered that Israel Hyman also made a little piece about machinima in Second Life. He’s not showing any SL related techniques though but of course the techniques he shows normally in his DV Tutorials mostly apply to SL, too.
- I added some sites to worldofsl.com, e.g. Scarlet Singer, Catherine Omega, Siobhan Taylor, Metaverse Architecture and some more (which Torley suggested). Check them all out at the sidebar on the left.
- From a post by Babbage Linden on the Second Life Blog he talks about his side of the meeting with John Lam about whom I talked in my previous post. Apparently he now is looking into doing the next RubyConf as mixed media event in Second Life (I should propose that to the EuroPython or Plone Conference guys, too).
As an unrelated note: If you dig DJs scratching Vinyl you might wanna checkout my latest video over at my RL video blog.
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Say, dude, you left my blog Second Thoughts http://secondthoughts.typepad.com out of your blog list. could you add it?
I’m glad you made an alphabetical list. It’s SO frustrating finding blogs on Pathfinder’s official deliciou.us generated list on the official website because it always has the same ones on top, whichever ones were recently saved, and some people just make sure theirs get saved and float up top again, I guess — I can’t figure it out — can you?
I wonder if you could take a look at this issue and get the Lindens also to make an alphabetical list, by avatar name and/or by blog name, to make it easier to find.
You have been added in the meanwhile.
As for the Lindens I doubt that they will make an alphabetical list just because I tell them. And del.icio.us seems unfortunately a little limited in the way it can sort (but it was meant for links anyway and probably an alphabetical list wouldn’t make much sense to them).