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Just testing my iPhone's Typepad app, to see if I can easily blog text and photos with it, for SLCC. Mission accomplished. That's the view from my apartment right now, about two miles from the upcoming Linden luau. Look for more live blogging posts from the scene, as New World Notes aims to be decidedly mixed reality for the duration of the Second Life Community Convention.
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