Showing posts with label kiosks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kiosks. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 7, 2026

RFL Announcement: Relay Kiosks Reset To Offseason As "Wild For A Cure" Ends

 **Relay For Life 2026 is one for the books!** 

As of **July 1**, all Relay For Life kiosks have been reset, and all new donations will now benefit the **American Cancer Society's General Fund

Our  2026  Relay season was truly phenomenal, raising an incredible **L$391,443**!

You've helped create **real change** and **real hope** for everyone impacted by cancer. Every donation, every event, has made a meaningful difference.   Thank you for making this another unforgettable Relay year.  We are deeply grateful for our community!  

Friday, March 1, 2024

RFL: The Ice Lairs of Dragon Song - Team Dragon Heart's Home

 
 
 If you're been to a number of Relay events, you may have seen one or more dragons. One who appears at a number is Icer Shimmerscale (Icer Oakleaf). She's the leader of the Relays Team Dragon Heart, and not only do they have a home location, but it has kiosks from a number of teams. 

Located at Dragon Song, the grounds are sizeable with a number of places, many with one or more kiosks next to them. This includes the team of the community where the Newser office makes it's home, the Sunbeamers. One store area had several kiosks.There was a DJ booth area with a huge Fantasy Faire double-F over it. 

Go Relay!


Friday, March 22, 2019

Reader Submitted: The Survivor



YadNi Monde, whom is continuing to replicate his noted Junkyard in the TAG grid, recently sent me a couple screenshots. They were of several kiosks of various Second Life newsletters, including the Second Life Newser and it's predecessor the Second Life Newspaper.


"I took the freedom to get your very ancient dispenser here and to recreate script to link to your page," YadNi told, then noted that one, the Newser, stood out, "Green dot indicates you are LIVE. I guess you are the only real survivor amongst all those old newspapers I had at the junkyard."

We're still writing away after all those years, still finding reasons to enjoy Second Life, and still telling you about them.