Club Zero Gravity's Redesign, and Other Sunweaver Area Club News

 

Club Zero Gravity, the space club in the Sunweaver Estates, recently got a redesign, it's sixth in the club's history. Some things remain the same, but others from the inside and outside look quite different. Also, a club in the area closed down. But since it made no effort to contact the community, we never wrote about it, until now.
 
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RFL Announcements: Stingray's New Look And The 2020 Season Logo

It was announced in the Relay for Life Volunteers group that Stingray Raymaker had a new look.

After a swat team of many avatars spent more than 15 days on his makeover, we are proud to introduce you to the new and improved, all-mesh, Stingray9798 Raymaker.

And last, but not least, Sting is sporting a mesh shirt with the 2020 RFL of SL season logo, courtesy of Marina Sharpshire.



It is unknown if any future looks involve pantyhose or pink dinkies.



Also, the logo for next year is done, also courtesy of Marina.

We are excited that Marina, a professional graphic design artist, donated her services to create our official “Game On, Cancer!” logo.

Thank you Marina.

Source: Second Life ACS Information

Book Island SL Newser Location Gets A Makeover

Remember a few days ago when the Newser had to move it's auxiliary office at Book Island? Since then, we've decorated the place a little. Yours truly put up some pictures. But Gemma Cleanslate did most of the work, putting in carpeting, chairs, desks, and flowers. So it's now a place to relax, as well as get the news.

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Book Island continues to have events, such as the book reading here hosted by Selina Greene, with manager Otter Xue also there. So if you're an avid book reader, or perhaps want to share a little of something you did recently, join the group and keep an eye out for events.

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Club Zero Gravity Redesigned

Since June last year, the space station club Club Zero Gravity has operated in orbit over the Sunweaver/Angel community. It was actually the fourth design in the club's history. This week, the space station got a makeover, and now has a fifth. Matoazma Kazyanenko was the one whom did the redesign. The new look was revealed on Wednesday November 7, with DJ Snowbuns playing the music.

Instead of the DJ booth at one end of the dance area, with the new look it's now in the middle of the club. There are now side rooms for activities such as games. There's also an upper room.

There are also teleport doors to four other clubs, Club Cutlass, the Happy Vixen, Urban Furry, and Club Xanadu.

Club Zero Gravity is run by Ranchan Weidman and Matoazma Kazyanenko and is at Sunweaver Space (129, 249, 3597)

Bixyl Shuftan

Addition: There seems to be a friendly dispute over who gets the credit for the build as Ranchan told me Mato did the work and Mato told me it was a joint effort between her and Ranchan.

The New Sunny Beach

There's been some changes in one of the sims that make up the neighborhood where the Newser's office makes it's home: Sunny Beach. And the one whom ended up in charge of these changes was none other than the Newser's Becky "Sha" Shamen, after a friend of hers moved in and needed a little help shaping his new land. Becky describes some of the new features and attractions she built in giving the sim it's new look.

Read Becky's article in Places.

Eye on The Blog: Linden Lab Offering 10,000 Linden Prize For Best Makeover

Linden Lab is starting off the New Year with a contest for the best makeover for one's avatar. In their "Second Life's New Year New You" contest, residents have a chance at thousands of Lindens in prizes for giving their avatar a whole new look, if they get the most votes for it.

A new year comes with lots of opportunities to make resolutions, set goals to do things you always wanted to do, and make a fresh start! Here’s a chance to extend that freedom into your Second Life - and make over your avatar! There’s L$10,000 on the line - you could win if your avatar receives the most votes once voting opens.

The contest is on Second Life's Facebook page. Residents need to "Like" the page in order to take part. For a list of those who already entered (Click Here).

The Grand Prize is 10,000 Lindens. First prize is 5,000 Lindens, second is 3,000 Lindens, third is a thousand Lindens.

To see the blog post (Click Here).

"Feed Your Ego" Fundraiser March 24th

"Visit famed fashion and skin store Egoisme for a day of partying and giveaways — where two people per hour will be treated to a total makeover including clothes, skin and jewellery. Music is provided by the award-winning BOSL Radio team and you can feed more than just your ego by helping to raise funds for the Feed a Smile Charity. The event runs March 24 from 9 AM to 3 PM"

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