Friday, October 28, 2022
This Saturday at The Science Circle
Tuesday, December 28, 2021
Announcement: "Boomday" Burn2 New Years Eve Event
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The last event of the year will be our New Year's Eve BOOMDay 2021.
Come and BURN the year away! There will also be a COVID germ burn. We're gonna obliterate that Omicron variant, and if you come, YOU will participate in getting that started! Fire syringes for one and all! What's more, there will be skydiving, drunk hockey, Thunderdome, drive-by shooting gallery, ice skating, aaaaaaaannnnnd fireworks!
Effigy Burn times on 31 December: 3:00pm, 9:00pm and midnight SLT (ringing in the new year!).
*All the details are here https://www.burn2.org/
How to Come to BURN2** https://www.burn2.org/who-is-burn2/come-to-burn2/
Questions? IM any staff member inworld or email info@burn2.org.
**CALENDAR**- https://www.burn2.org/event-calendar/
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Jessicabelle Dayafter Has Died
Some sad news. We received word that our loveable skunkette, Jessicabelle Dayafter, has passed away. The news came from an SL resident whom told us she knew her in RL. Jessica did post on Discord about a month ago she had come down with Covid.
Jessicabelle had been active in Second Life since 2007, and has been with a number of communities and groups. This includes the Sunweavers, Nydia's Angels, and the New Bastogne WW2 RP. She was noted for her anthro skunk avatar, and liked posing for pictures in outfits, such as seasonal ones for Christmas and Halloween, and appeared in many of Nydia Tungsten's calendars. She would also appear in a number of Nydia Tungsten's music videos. She also had skill as a builder, and would design and build some combat capable WW2-era aircraft for Second Life.
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Of her real-life family, it is known she had a sibling who died years ago, and her mother passed on a number of months ago.
Friday, January 22, 2021
Announcement: This Saturday at The Science Circle - "Fireside Chat: Covid-19"
Saturday January 23,
10 AM to 11 AM SL time
Fireside chats are intimate gatherings with the last speaker to have a free-form discussion. Audience drives the discussion with their questions or topics. This additional opportunity for the audience to receive answers to questions will be scheduled a few days after the last presentation.
This week the open introduction of this new addition, central today Covid-19. The questions are answered by Phil Youngblood Ph.D. and Robert Hendrix MD.
For more information, Click Here.
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Science%20Circle/67/129/32
Friday, January 15, 2021
Announcement: This Saturday at The Science Circle - "The Global COVID-19 Pandemic – Are We Winning Yet?"
Saturday January 16
10 AM to 11 AM SL time
We will present an update covering some of what has been learned in the past year, 2020, regarding
– the molecular biology of the SARS-CoV-2 virus,
– mechanisms of disease in humans
– medical COMPLICATIONS of COVID-19 infection.
Treatment will be reviewed, including strategies and limitations of various new vaccines, with some discussion of the potential of public health versus the failings of human compliance.
By Robert A. Hendrix, MD
For more information, Click Here.
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Science%20Circle/67/129/32Friday, January 8, 2021
Announcement: This Saturday at The Science Circle - "The COVID-19 Pandemic A Year On"
"The COVID-19 Pandemic A Year On"
Saturday January 9,
10 AM to 11 AM SL time
The last time The Science Circle presented on the COVID-19 pandemic was back at the beginning of April when we were alarmed that the number of known cases in the world had reached 1 million. By the time of this presentation, a conservative estimate of the number of cases worldwide will have reached 100 million, with no end yet in sight. One bright piece of news in recent days, however, has been the beginning of vaccinations in some countries and the unprecedented race to create more vaccines.
Over three Saturdays from 9 January through
23 January, we will revisit one of the most pressing issues of our
times, now a year after the novel coronavirus was identified.
On the first Saturday (9 Jan), Phil Youngblood Ph.D., will talk with you
about where we have come over the last year and perhaps what we will
see in 2021, as well as the many ways the pandemic has taken a toll on
us this past year.
On the second Saturday (16 Jan), Robert A. Hendrix, MD, will present the medical side of the pandemic, that is, what we have learned about how this new virus affects the human body and how the vaccines work.
Finally, on the third Saturday (23 Jan), we will hold a “Fireside Chat” intended to address the types of issues that is of most interest to our audience about these issues.
For more information, Click Here.
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Science%20Circle/67/129/32



