I might venture to say that David Starkey is my favourite historians when it comes to English History.
For some reason I just trust his research more than I do some others. I've read his Six Wives: The Queens of Henry VIII & Elizabeth: The Struggle for the Throne 
Inara Pey from Living in a Modern World: Thoughts on Virtual Living dropped by the Duch recently having discovered it during our2nd AnnualArts & Music Festival.
See Tatiana's Tea Room: Destination: Duch de Coeur for more about her visit.
Wow - I spent yesterday using the new 64m prim size limit.
I knew that it was going to make a difference in building but I never dreamed it would make SO MUCH of a difference! No more compromising to save prims; what a relief!!!
Thank you, Marquise
I didn't know we had so many TheSims2 people here at Royal Courts!
Definitely a step in the right direction, though I'm actually one of those people that don't consider SL to actually be in decline.
I also have high hopes for Rod Humble as the CEO. He's doing a lot of good stuff with more to come.
A project like Versailles is an example where it would be most beneficial to be able to have more than 15k prims per region.
I guess if region crossings were "transparent" i.e. you didn't notice them at all, you could always shuffle the palace so that it spanned two regions. Then all you would have to worry about was the cost of two regions - sigh.
