valleylist Monday 10.6.2008 v 39.0
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> newsgroup > Valleylist Network NING new! > subscribe pub@thevalleylist. com HIGH TECH PRODUCTS + sony, microsoft virtual communities to start + a virtual battle of the bands - – guitar hero + sony rolls outs avatar generator + virtual Reality Games Network - - free world wide game service + cell phones now display lifelike 3-D images - – avatars AVATARS are logo-size graphic elements that people use to identify themselves. People like avatars because they simulate the ways people interact with the internet and video games. The avatar I created has been popping up everywhere including internet social groups and newsgroups and even yahoo email. For example I created my avatar on Yahoo Avatars and then loaded it onto my NING internet social group ”valleylist network NING“ and it is displayed with all applications and activities. I learned a little more about avatars lately with the discovery of the OREILLY Press book “Facebook The Forgotten Manual” . Facebook with 50 million members and worth $15 mil [market value] is a big proponent of avatars and their role in interactivity. Most impressive is my “valleylist” success in nominating my avatar for Yahoo Avatar of the Week. They are still tallying the votes. The full size avatar is 150 x 235 pixels and the thumbnail size is 50 x 50 pixels. They are great because they can be exported downloaded or even copied and pasted into almost every internet application.The only thing interesting about virtual reality games used to be how difficult it was to create an avatar or character to represent yourself in the virtual world. Now it’s an example of the kind of fun people can have with games and the internet as well as virtual worlds and virtual groups in the 21st century. For some people the difficulty is that fantasy games need to stay in the fantasy world. It’s online or a video game or computer game product people purchase. It’s not a great idea to take those fantasy games too seriously outside of the virtual world. The most fun and useful avatars are the ones you can create yourself. Here’s a list – -AVATARS Yahoo Avatars - – create your own avatarThe Simpsons Movie - – create your own avatarDoppelMe - – create your own avatarCreate Your Own Free Avatar - – create your own 3d avatar Simpsons Avatar - – create your own avatarGizmoz Talking Character - – create your own avatar South Park Studios - – create your own avatar Marvel Superhero - – create your own avatarFree Avatar Site - – Create your own AtavaristAvatarityMyspace: Myspace avatar makerMSN Avatars Creator VIRTUAL WORLDS Stanford Virtual Worlds GroupMTV’s Virtual Worlds Viacom Virtual WorldsIBM Emergence of the 3-D InternetVirtual Worlds Connect - – people involved in the virtual worlds industryVirtual Worlds Conference 2008 – April 3-4, 2008 INTERNET SOCIAL GROUPS FacebookPlaxoBeboNINGYouTubeMySpaceLinkedIn MAYOR OF THE WEEK In san jose most of all keep the “reign of terror” and “systematic elimination” hood fantasies in the fantasy game world. People are critical of the non-existent “hood” project that people are not benefiting from and then there’s the need to spend more money on “hood” problems that don’t really exist. If it’s not the police department gang taking people hostage and demanding that they “give it up” as reported lately in “valleylist” then it’s an odd experiment on real human beings or business development based on the life of a real human being. The grimy details are at ”valleylist network NING“ for all people interested in conflict resolution.Chuck Reed is still wondering what it means to get back to the project people.”It’s those people who are the problem” says possible mayor of the week nominee Tommy Franks. “I believe I am an all powerful human being” belongs in the virtual world of navy battleship simulations and air force in flight weapons training. Like a lot of people it’s a political question of driving people to interact somewhat safely and “please call it off” when the conflict erupts outside of the conversational situation. Try strategic command simulations for real battlefield fun. The most difficult choice I needed to resolve lately was how to get tickets to see Mayor Rudy Giuliani on 10.22.2008 at the san jose Fairmont Hotel. It’s not quite the New Kids on the Block at the HP Pavillion that came and went on 10.10.2008 yet there’s a real opportunity to find out what makes a big city tick.Chuck Reed gets the vote this time with a list of important new initiatives including the Mayor’s Gang Prevention Task Force The Reed Reforms San Jose Green Vision and the Mayor’s Solar Challenge.However when it comes to a real test of strength the Metro tells people that Sam Liccardo won the san jose city hall stair climb race up 15 flights of stairs.Others really insist that virtual reality stay in the virtual world for now include the idea that it’s ok to knock somebody out in the computer game however it’s a very bad idea in the real world. This is a direct quote from Mayor Reed and Chief Davis who still insist on completing a scooter Libby trajectory called continue until caught and stopped.LET’S MOVE THE FOOD AROUND It’s the fun of finding ways to send to the food to the food people. They then get it to those who need it. It’s a “valleylist” project that’s more than charity and less than a virtual world war. - – let’s move the food around to salvation army [food and help for poor and homeless] sacred heart [services and food for poor and homeless] re:generation [virgin mobile helps homeless teens] - – high tech donations like computers and monitors go to salvation army taylor street san jose CONCLUSION Create and propagate your own avatar. It’s a real opportunity. Online products like to give people a way to identify themselves. My avatar “bad boy paying bills for the Bush Mansion” is a great example free and successful internet promotion. What’s difficult is finding the time to really get it right. It needs to look right and people need to like your avatar. However finding the time to enjoy a real virtual world experience is among the many problems that “virtual reality” people run into. It’s possible that just around the bend or next year “virtual worlds” will end up the new very popular highly desirable new services with the popularity enjoyed by the internet social group companies.Avatars in the real world are unlikely. NING internet social groups about avatars [GROW YOUR OWN] IMVUAviLicious Magazine 3D Field Trips DGamer Get Clubbed Virtual World Development And Design Goup no avatar2 Avatar MiniFizz Tech Worlds Academy of Metaverse Arts and Sciences Avatar beyond Rome YummyWorks 3D Chat Avatar: The Last Airbender The Avatar State LSU AVATAR Avatar Corps YAHOO GROUPS about avatars [ STARTED IN A PARKING LOT AT STANFORD U. ] MagicMirrorAvatars 1_A_Day The_Classifieds xenapalace Second_Life AmazingAvatars AVATARS_HTC MyVirtualPowerForum americancomm vtp content and design exclusive to “valleylist” greg mckennapublishervalleylist2910 stevens creek blvd. #109-503san jose ca 95102 sponsor rates $4,600 a week or $165,000 first yearspecial editions – - new product actions – - custom mailings negotiable consulting $65 an hour greg mckennapublishervalleylist pub@…
valleylist Monday 10.6.2008 v 39.0
high tech products companies consumers
> newsgroup > Valleylist Network NING new! > subscribe pub@thevalleylist. com
HIGH TECH PRODUCTS
+ sony, microsoft virtual communities to start
+ a virtual battle of the bands
- – guitar hero
+ sony rolls outs avatar generator
+ virtual Reality Games Network
- - free world wide game service
+ cell phones now display lifelike 3-D images
- – avatars
AVATARS are logo-size graphic elements that people use to identify themselves. People like avatars because they simulate the ways people interact with the internet and video games. The avatar I created has been popping up everywhere including internet social groups and newsgroups and even yahoo email.
For example I created my avatar on Yahoo Avatars and then loaded it onto my NING internet social group “valleylist network NING“ and it is displayed with all applications and activities. I learned a little more about avatars lately with the discovery of the OREILLY Press book “Facebook The Forgotten Manual” . Facebook with 50 million members and worth $15 mil [market value] is a big proponent of avatars and their role in interactivity. Most impressive is my “valleylist” success in nominating my avatar for Yahoo Avatar of the Week.
They are still tallying the votes.
The full size avatar is 150 x 235 pixels and the thumbnail size is 50 x 50 pixels. They are great because they can be exported downloaded or even copied and pasted into almost every internet application.
The only thing interesting about virtual reality games used to be how difficult it was to create an avatar or character to represent yourself in the virtual world. Now it’s an example of the kind of fun people can have with games and the internet as well as virtual worlds and virtual groups in the 21st century.
For some people the difficulty is that fantasy games need to stay in the fantasy world. It’s online or a video game or computer game product people purchase. It’s not a great idea to take those fantasy games too seriously outside of the virtual world.
The most fun and useful avatars are the ones you can create yourself. Here’s a list – -
AVATARS
Yahoo Avatars - – create your own avatar
The Simpsons Movie - – create your own avatar
DoppelMe - – create your own avatar
Create Your Own Free Avatar - – create your own 3d avatar
Simpsons Avatar - – create your own avatar
Gizmoz Talking Character - – create your own avatar
South Park Studios - – create your own avatar
Marvel Superhero - – create your own avatar
Free Avatar Site - – Create your own
VIRTUAL WORLDS
Viacom Virtual Worlds
IBM Emergence of the 3-D Internet
- – people involved in the virtual worlds industry
Virtual Worlds Conference 2008 – April 3-4, 2008
INTERNET SOCIAL GROUPS
MAYOR OF THE WEEK In san jose most of all keep the “reign of terror” and “systematic elimination” hood fantasies in the fantasy game world. People are critical of the non-existent “hood” project that people are not benefiting from and then there’s the need to spend more money on “hood” problems that don’t really exist. If it’s not the police department gang taking people hostage and demanding that they “give it up” as reported lately in “valleylist” then it’s an odd experiment on real human beings or business development based on the life of a real human being. The grimy details are at “valleylist network NING“ for all people interested in conflict resolution.
Chuck Reed is still wondering what it means to get back to the project people.
“It’s those people who are the problem” says possible mayor of the week nominee Tommy Franks. “I believe I am an all powerful human being” belongs in the virtual world of navy battleship simulations and air force in flight weapons training. Like a lot of people it’s a political question of driving people to interact somewhat safely and “please call it off” when the conflict erupts outside of the conversational situation. Try strategic command simulations for real battlefield fun. The most difficult choice I needed to resolve lately was how to get tickets to see Mayor Rudy Giuliani on 10.22.2008 at the san jose Fairmont Hotel. It’s not quite the New Kids on the Block at the HP Pavillion that came and went on 10.10.2008 yet there’s a real opportunity to find out what makes a big city tick.
Chuck Reed gets the vote this time with a list of important new initiatives including the Mayor’s Gang Prevention Task Force The Reed Reforms San Jose Green Vision and the Mayor’s Solar Challenge.
However when it comes to a real test of strength the Metro tells people that Sam Liccardo won the san jose city hall stair climb race up 15 flights of stairs.
Others really insist that virtual reality stay in the virtual world for now include the idea that it’s ok to knock somebody out in the computer game however it’s a very bad idea in the real world. This is a direct quote from Mayor Reed and Chief Davis who still insist on completing a scooter Libby trajectory called continue until caught and stopped.
LET’S MOVE THE FOOD AROUND It’s the fun of finding ways to send to the food to the food people. They then get it to those who need it. It’s a “valleylist” project that’s more than charity and less than a virtual world war.
- – let’s move the food around to
salvation army [food and help for poor and homeless]
sacred heart [services and food for poor and homeless]
re:generation [virgin mobile helps homeless teens]
- – high tech donations like computers and monitors go to
salvation army taylor street san jose
CONCLUSION Create and propagate your own avatar. It’s a real opportunity. Online products like to give people a way to identify themselves. My avatar “bad boy paying bills for the Bush Mansion” is a great example free and successful internet promotion. What’s difficult is finding the time to really get it right. It needs to look right and people need to like your avatar. However finding the time to enjoy a real virtual world experience is among the many problems that “virtual reality” people run into. It’s possible that just around the bend or next year “virtual worlds” will end up the new very popular highly desirable new services with the popularity enjoyed by the internet social group companies.
Avatars in the real world are unlikely.
NING internet social groups about avatars [GROW YOUR OWN] IMVUAviLicious Magazine 3D Field Trips DGamer Get Clubbed Virtual World Development And Design Goup no avatar2 Avatar MiniFizz Tech Worlds Academy of Metaverse Arts and Sciences Avatar beyond Rome YummyWorks 3D Chat Avatar: The Last Airbender The Avatar State LSU AVATAR Avatar Corps
YAHOO GROUPS about avatars [ STARTED IN A PARKING LOT AT STANFORD U. ] MagicMirrorAvatars 1_A_Day The_Classifieds xenapalace Second_Life AmazingAvatars AVATARS_HTC MyVirtualPowerForum americancomm vtp
content and design exclusive to “valleylist”
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san jose ca 95102
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