Life 4-U - the first TV magazine in Second Life
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CRASH YOUR LIMITATIONS!
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PHIL FELT FAIRLY FLUSTERED!
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About Life 4-U - the first TV magazine in Second Life
At first, Life For You was nothing more than a crazy idea thought up by two Berlin journalist friends, Christian Maier and Lutz Deckwerth. It was clear to both of them, however, that they should either do the project immediately or forget about it completely. They chose the former. They knew that Second Life was a place where ideas could be put into practice fast than anywhere else! Deckwerth and Maier soon transformed into Harley Kohime and Walt Stevenson -- because, don't forget, avatars don't need free time or sleep!
At first, Life For You was nothing more than a crazy idea thought up by two Berlin journalist friends, Christian Maier and Lutz Deckwerth. It was clear to both of them, however, that they should either do the project immediately or forget about it...
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