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We are a week into the New Year and many of us already started working on personal resolutions for 2020. Read more on The Good Gorean blog.

Click over to watch the full video for all the updates. 

Find out how you can get two free L$1,000 Gift Cards, details on Ryan Schultz blog!

Apmel Meerson gets a 32 minutes reminder of the inevitability of death from these animated surround scenes by Cherry Manga @ DiXmiX Gallery. See more on the blog!

Scene and style credits on the All the intangible things blog. 

If you'd like to register to be an exhibitor, read more on Daniel Voyager's blog. 

Scene credits on the Magnolia & Honey blog.

For the seventh year, on February 14, 2020, men and women in Second Life will join activists, writers, thinkers, celebrities, and people across the world to Rise, Resist and Unite as a show of unity, individual strength, and the need for change. If you'd like to volunteer, create art installations, or support this event in any way, read more on the Prim Perfect blog. 

See the full tutorial on the Virtual Blog. 

Sometimes I come across a photo I love and then I forget it. Asked to come up with my favorite photos of the past year, I thought it might be fun to go through my favorites and find some lost ones that I forgot, misplaced, or otherwise left behind. Read more on New World Notes.

Click over to Inara Pey's blog for the full tutorial. 

See the full tutorial on Inara Pey's blog. 

Style credits on Purry's Blog.

In the spirit of a good, healthy challenge…here are my responses.  Is anyone else up for taking the challenge too?

Click over to read the responses on the Blended Beauty Blog. 

“Every little bit helps.” Interview with Desirae Beaumont Surfside Hideaway

Click over to Played Recently to read the whole interview. Played Recently is a Second Life music blog. 

Today sees the launch of a new website dedicated to news about my upcoming feature-length machinima, Stömol. Click over to the blog for more details. 

Here in Central New York we’ve had an incredibly warm winter so far.  Two days ago the temperature was 50 degrees!  That’s just not normal for the beginning of January and while I’m really not a fan of the winter season in general, it needs to get colder and a little snowier so that we can appreciate the Spring so much more! Read more on Linda Reddevil's Blog.

Click over to the video to find out how you can help and donate. 

Click for the details on the Just a Girl blog.

“We will open the book. Its pages are blank. We are going to put words on them ourselves. The book is called Opportunity and its first chapter is New Year’s Day.” 

Get these looks with the details on the Twisted Euphoria blog.

"The New Year is a painting not yet painted; a path not yet stepped on; a wing not yet taken off! Things haven’t happened as yet! Before the clock strikes twelve, remember that you are blessed with the ability to reshape your life! ―Mehmet Murat ildan"
 

Details are on the Threads and Tuneage blog.

Look details are on Aline's blog.

"Look out the window on a really bad winters day and the only people you will see  outside are dog walkers. That and crazy people. Us dog walkers are an insane type, we refuse to go out if something is needed for the dinner, telling others to 'just make do with whats in the fridge'. Then it comes time for the  dog to get their walk and off we go, big coat on, rain hail or snow, off walking the dog. "

Click here for details on the Just Stuff blog.

Watch more on Novata's YouTube.

"Currently open – for a while longer at least, given it commenced at the end of October 2019! – at La Galerie D’angle, curated by Mary Zimmer, is an exhibition by JanitaEduarda Arado.

I confess that I’m not aware of being that familiar with JanitaEduarda’s work, but will say that this exhibition is a superb introduction. Comprising some 40 images, the pieces presented in it cover landscape, avatar and self-studies that are diverse and eye-catching. Throughout all of them as a rich understanding of colour, tone, depth of field / focus and – as is always important for me – narrative."

The rest of the story is on Inara's blog.