Showing posts with label accepted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accepted. Show all posts

Thursday, May 28, 2026

The Newser Is Approved To Be In The SL23B

 

 We got the news last week, but wanted to wait until we received the final stage of approval, the plot of land. We got word of that yesterday, and now we can say we've "thrown our hat into the ring."
 
The Second Life Newser will be part of the Second Life Birthday, the SL23B. 
 
Our plot's in SLB Beguile. The big hat's our marker until the exhibit is placed there. 
 
So what will it be? Well, you'll see. For now, this is all we can show of the plot, at least until the opening on Thursday June 18.
 
Bixyl Shuftan 
 

Friday, May 30, 2025

SL Newser Accepted In The SL22B

 

 For those who signed up as exhibitors for the Second Life Birthday, they're being notified they've been accepted and where their plot is. This includes the Newser, which will be in SLB Enchant. So yes, we've thrown our "hat in the ring," so to speak.


While in the past, the Newser had a few "teaser" pictures of the Second Life Birthday grounds before the start, sadly it won't be the case this year. After our "hat in the ring" picture, the Lindens and Moles say no more. But we can still show updates on the map.
 
The Second Life Birthday is scheduled to start on Monday June 23. 
 
Bixyl Shuftan

Monday, May 29, 2017

SL14B Update: The Second Life Newser Gets Its Exhibit Plot



On Friday May 26, those accepted as exhibitors at the Second Life Birthday celebration were invited to begin claiming their plots. Some did so right away after 12 Noon when the volunteers were ready to do so. Others due to real life or a desire to avoid the rush waited until later. Among those was the Second Life Newser. Right after being assigned a plot at SL14B Electrify, we were to claim it with a dropped object. Many did so with the Cake slice in their exhibitor packets. Yours truly chose something else, quite literally "throwing our hat in the ring," or in this case on the plot.

But the hat didn't stay there for long, at least the way it was shown above. Silvia Ametza, the builder of this year's Newser exhibit, was soon on the scene. And what took the place of "The Hat?" We'll have a sneak peek or two soon.

Bixyl Shuftan