http://profilemagazinetoday.comQuick Blogcasthttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2008/09/07/welcome-to-profile-magazine-today.aspx#comment-2737122Yes it is. Looks so good... :D Nice work guys!Vivienne Westwood2010-01-18T03:36:48Zhttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2009/06/02/second-life--king-tut-virtual.aspx#comment-2700776Nice work Sophia!Delinda Dyrssen2010-01-03T19:05:44Zhttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2009/02/18/test-page-for-video-upload.aspx#comment-2668918Yes my hobby has taken me on some interesting journeys and introduced me to some very interesting people as well. I finally did meet this woman's great niece who inherited the Inn at Brookhill in NH she built and lived in with her lover for many years. She finally married him I think after 19 years. It just took one more search on the Internet to connect the dots and confirm it was her family and a few emails back and forth to the woman who had no idea these images even existed. <br> <br>I found the Inns site by searching for Dorothy Jarvis on the Internet one more time after holding onto these photos for almost 9 years myself. When I saw the site and browsed down the page I came upon an image almost duplicate to the one I held in my hand of Dorothy. Bingo I said and I was so thrilled. The only difference between the image on the site of this couple that was taken in the original Inns living room was the couple in the photo facing each other. Mine had them looking out at the camera. You could see their faces.<br> <br>When I contacted the owners of the INN and told them I had the same image and more and sent them to them they were so excited because they had never seen their aunts face on. Once confirmed it was the family of Dorothy Jarvis I sent her home. I shipped the images back to the family and they were going to hang them in the INN. The daughter of the present owner said to her mother "Mommy now Aunt Dorothy is looking at us" imagine never seeing the face of a relative that left you the home you were living in? <br> <br>My husband and I visited the Inn and met with the the owners who just happened to live not far from us all those years. It made me feel good to solve a mystery that I held onto for so long and believed she was special. Some of her photos are in the Smithsonian and published in well known architectural <span style="visibility: visible;" id="main"> <span style="visibility: visible;" id="topstuff"> <span class="spell" style="color: rgb(204, 0, 0);"> </span> </span> </span> landscape publications and more. She wrote a few books on portraiture back in the 30's and lived a fascinating life up until her death in 1955. <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br>PROFILEMAGAZINETODAY2009-12-21T22:47:39Zhttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2008/09/07/welcome-to-profile-magazine-today.aspx#comment-2544897Nice post,<br /><br />I have never checked out second life before,<br /><br />I think that i might have to,<br /><br />Thanks for bringing this up,<br /><br />Keep up the good work.software development uk2009-11-05T11:48:29Zhttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2009/01/11/bnt-bankrupt.aspx#comment-2540245Cool,<br /><br />This is really great, keep up the good work,<br /><br />Thanks for writing, most people don't bother.software developer2009-11-03T13:16:16Zhttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2009/02/18/test-page-for-video-upload.aspx#comment-2533668Your hobby has taken you to some interesting places! I often think that an affinity for genealogy (which I suppose is fairly similar to what you are doing, just with somebody else's family instead of your own!), are sort of like those who have an affinity for science. There is quite a lot of study and research involved, and the ultimate in patience is required. Sometimes the path to get where you're going cannot be seen at all (how could you use the internet to match a photo?!), and the way is often similarly murky in science ... you simply have to keep trying different things until something sticks. You need quite a bit more imagination for your job though! Being able to put yourself in Dorothy's shoes makes it all worthwhile.travel insurance2009-10-31T05:28:54Zhttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2009/01/30/second-life--ss-galaxy-virtual-cruise-ship.aspx#comment-2148132Wow, I never knew that VIRTUAL CRUISE SHIP. That's pretty interesting...Yacht charter Greece2009-06-08T10:59:38Zhttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2009/06/02/second-life--king-tut-virtual.aspx#comment-2146408Thank you Bettina Tizzy I'm glad you enjoyed that. I also loved the music.<br /><br />I think this exhibit will have an impact on Second Life. I wouldn't be surprised if the people who put this together get phone calls from other curators from around the world after they see what they can tap into now. A whole new audience world wide.<br /><br />There are so many bonuses that can come from this like merchandising along with the display to raise funds for their organizations. <br /><br />Sophia YatesSophia Yates2009-06-07T17:27:13Zhttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2009/06/02/second-life--king-tut-virtual.aspx#comment-2146398Your welcome Vint. I placed your link on the entry so others can visit REZZABLE. and what a great job you all have done!<BR> <BR>Sophia YatesSophia Yates2009-06-07T17:22:19Zhttp://profilemagazinetoday.com/2009/06/02/second-life--king-tut-virtual.aspx#comment-2144906xlent work on the machinima. Wow, really appreciate your interest and this is a wonderful vid! nice choice of music as well!Rightasrain2009-06-06T20:40:37Z