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Apart from I've left out 1 modest depth: Chung's land, her beautifully appointed home, the steam soaring from the teacups -- they don't exist. Or fairly, they exist only as pixels dancing on the personal computer screens of people who inhabit the on-line virtual planet called Second Life. Anshe Chung is an avatar, or onscreen graphic character, produced by a Chinese-born language instructor residing in the vicinity of Frankfurt, Germany. And the sitting room in which Chung and my avatar trade text messages is just 1 scene in a huge on-line diorama operated by Second Life's creator, Linden Lab of San Francisco. Participants launch Second Life's software program on their private pcs, log in, and then use their mice and keyboards to roam endless landscapes and cityscapes, chat with buddies, produce virtual properties on plots of imaginary land, and conduct true company.<br><a href=http://community.atom.com/Post/freetoplay-games/03EFBFFFF024404900008015948CD?ref_title=hungfinley616&ref_url=http%3a%2f%2fcommunity.atom.com%2fprofile%2f09004440202440490000102440490%2fContent%2fPost%2fMyPosts2.aspx&ref_ucid=9004440202440490000102440490>free-to-play-mmo games</a>

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