avatars

• “We have always had the same taste in avatars though.”

  THE MUSLIMS ARE PROBLY GONNA HATE THIS

• “I guess looking at avatars is just not that important to me.”

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• “Just the sort of thing I was thinking for @chinposin. (tags: chinposin avatars standards hcard) [...]”

  Raising the standard for avatars | FactoryCity

• “One of his avatars is dictating a story to one of several amenuenses (sp?), who objects to one element.”

  Maybe this is what Susan Patron was thinking.

• “My interest in avatars isn't new but has resurfaced as I write my follow up piece to "The Web is not forever .... part 1".”

  MyDesktop -> MyBlog -> MySpace -> MyAvatar -> myme

• “One program, Reynard, for example, has signed contracts with five research teams, mostly from major universities, to develop systems to observe "avatars" - animated computer images - that take part in popular "virtual world" games such as "Second Life" and "World of Warcraft.”

  statesman.com - Highschool

• “One program, Reynard, for example, has signed contracts with five research teams, mostly from major universities, to develop systems to observe "avatars" - animated computer images - that take part in popular "virtual world" games such as Second Life and World of Warcraft.”

  Free Internet Press

• “Advanced technologies of the future provide a solution in the form of "avatars" - biological organisms created by blending DNA from the Na'vi with DNA from human subjects.”

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• “The chart-topping trio of Keisha Buchanan, Heidi Range and Amelle Berrabah will not only be wowing the party - hosted by TV star George Lamb - with an intimate set of new material from the forthcoming album, but will also be meeting their very own 'avatars' - totally interactive, speaking caricatures of themselves that will represent their online profile on Xbox LIVE.”

  Latest News - TeamXbox

• “The idea of "avatars" - three-dimensional representations of the self rendered in pixels, often fantastical or surreal in nature - wandering through a computer-generated environment has been explored in the science-fiction novels of Neal Stephenson, William Gibson, and Bruce Sterling, among others.”

  Gawker: Valleywag

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