Tweets for week of 2009-11-29
I favorited a YouTube video — Magic Highway USA (HQ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6pUMlPBMQA&feature=autoshare_twitter # Powered by Twitter Tools

Tweets for week of 2009-11-22
SecondLife Status: [Nov 18 10:25pm PDT] We are performing emergency maintenance currently. hmm, EdgarCayce Linden at it again? # Powered by Twitter Tools

Tweets for week of 2009-11-15
Metaverse Week in Review starting shortly – join @malburns, me & whoever else shows up! http://www.MetaverseWeekInReview.com # Must-Do Security Checks To Prevent Virtual World Event Disruption – good one @joelfoner – http://tinyurl.com/ybgo2sq # Powered by Twitter Tools

Tweets for week of 2009-11-08
I uploaded a YouTube video — Torn Fields – war poets 1914-1918 http://bit.ly/prWdi # I subscribed to ww1lit's channel on YouTube http://bit.ly/1m6DhC # Torn Fields – the war poets 1914-1918, my new machinima @WW1 poetry sim, is now available at blip-tv – http://blip.tv/file/2796144

A poetic virtual immersion in the “Great War”
Back in the Jurassic period of my college days, I took a modern British poetry class, as part of my English major. In addition to getting well-acquainted with W.B. Yeats (which influenced my last name selection when I registered for Second Life), we spent several weeks with Up the Line to Death: The War Poets 1914-18 – an excellent anthology of the British war poets. It was an eye-opener for me, since my knowledge of that war was mostly non-existant – a combination of short shrift in high school history class, no relatives who served, and the limited impact it had on the U.S. compared with World War II. The opportunity to visit, and film, the