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Farewell messages written by employees of the North American Division (NAD) to Church employees in the World Headquarters prior to NAD moving to its new office building. NAD physically relocated September 2017.
[Photos: Mylon Medley/ANN]
I did a double take on the sidewalk when I noticed that (someone sent me a message in stone) somehow newsprint became part of this concrete slab - I don't know how. Who's behind the message?
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I started a new project, project Message in a Bottle. I am creating little pieces of art, put them in a bottle, close them off with cotton fabric, wax and hemp string, and then release them into the river Rhine, hoping that someone will find them. More about the project can be found here:
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I think the developer needs to go outside for five minutes and get some fresh air. Message seen in the PartImage program for GNU/Linux.
I started a new project, project Message in a Bottle. I am creating little pieces of art, put them in a bottle, close them off with cotton fabric, wax and hemp string, and then release them into the river Rhine, hoping that someone will find them. More about the project can be found here:
And a realted blogpost on my usual blog can be found here:
It's a surprise message that turned up in the old Warner Brothers Looney Tunes cartoons.
Here it is again! :-D
The message is ready to be sent with the following file or link attachments:
A buck grave
A neglected grave of a great ancestor
A small cross
Amelie
Amélie getting tired
Amélie loves the reindeer
Amelie playing with the lego farm
Amélie trying to reach the ceiling
Another buck grave
Another fine trophy
At Wyvale Garden Centre
Brian hands out the awards Oct 09
Brilliant railtrack
Chris and Ann at King William IV
Chris and Mike at Holkham beach
Cleaning it up
Cricket dinner Oct 09
Details of grave
Distance shot
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Even the old pier is deserted
Getting very tired
Giving him a stroke
Good morning hunny
hand painting
Hardly anyone here. Brilliant
Having a cuddle after lunch
Having a giggle with Oppy
Holkham beach and the pine trees
Holkham beach with the tide out
Holkham marshes
Holkham to Wells
Hunstanton
Hunstanton how we like it
Hunstanton lifeboat house
Ian and Mike
Ian's work is acknowledged
In the pleasure gardens
Justin is a winner
learning to knit
Lets go out for a walk
Mike looks at the Wash
Miles of beach to ourselves
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New patio window in
No patio window in the dining room
No thanks Grandma
Noticeboard of churchyard
Old boat at Old Hunstanton
Old boat front view
Old boat rear view
Oppy sleeping
Oso has a plan
Phil and Maureen
Rock fall amazing
Saying bye bye
The Church
The faded words
The old dining room patio window
The old utility room patio window
The rocks
The rocks and lighthouse
The whole Buck grave
The whole grave
They may be related
Trying to decipher the words
Up,up and away
Utility Room looks great
Val by the grave
Xandro playing dinosaurs
Xandro watching Tv with Oppy
Zechariah Buck's grave
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07/12/2014 A man writing messages on the floor with chalk at Washington Square Park . Kodak Ektar 100. Konica FC-1. Konica Hexanon AR 50mm 1:1.4.
The December 12th 2009 march of the Peoples in Copenhagen united from 30,000 (low government estimate) to 100,000 (high participants estimate) people from all over the world.
See tr.im/Hw9Z
Their messages:
"We want global cooperation between people. We can do it together. Even 100 persons collaborating in 10,000 cities means 1,000,000 people..."
"We want an ambitious, fair and binding legal Treaty."
"I want the governments to act more strongly to stop climate change."
"From Malawi, to the developed countries: give us a fair deal so we can reduce emissions and everyone is less affected by climate change"
"From Brussels: I'm here to protect the life, because we have reached a certain point that we have to act NOW. If I don't for myself, I have to do it for my children, I really hope that this is going to be the real deal, and that we will end this week by significant change. "
"I hope that we will fix some limits that will be reasonable not only for business, but for the Earth. I don't care about business, I care about life, and we are playing a game that we will not survive for a long time."
"I'm here for the children, all the children of the world; because we have to change the direction now, and share this beautiful world we have, we live on, together now. We have to change, to start to live sustainably, and to think always about the children, because they have the answer for us, how we should live our lives."
"I would like to see for the end of the deliberations of COP15 that everybody would take responsibility for their country, to start to only use sustainable energy, to stop the cars, to just live so we can stay on this earth for a long long, much longer time than it looks like now."
"I'm wearing a survival ball, designed to withstand any climate catastrophy, nuclear blast, biological warfare, pretty much anything... I recommend that everybody get one soon, before the real climate crisis happens. I would like to see substantial climate legislation passed, that really reduces our carbon emissions, and protects the ecology."
"A trade union organizer: Traditionally, from the Trade Unions, we are organizers to the big demonstrations. We've been looking forward to a peaceful demonstration. It seems to be rather big, the last numbers I heard was over 100,000. That's very big in Denmark, and in Copenhagen. We have the same interest in climate change as anyone else. We have to do something about it, we have to put pressure on the politicians, so they start acting, stop thinking in profit but act in favor of the climate. They should tighten up, they have to go further than what I've heard today. Twenty to thirty percent cuts in CO2 is not enough!"
"Paramedics: in a big demonstration, ambulance cannot get in, because of violence or police barricades. If people get injured, or get ill, or have any problem right in the streets, then there is an urgent need of paramedics. I hope we don't have much to do. I want to bring the message to the world: it was said that we would be 100,000 people. I didn't count them, I don't know if this is true. But there are a lot of people, it's a strong voice!"
"Germany: I'm here for the global civil movement for radical system change, not climate change. I don't expect anything from the negotiations of the so-called political leaders. I think that we the people all around the world have to take this in our hands, to save the climate and to fight for climate justice, and not to put our hopes on false economical solutions and so-called political leaders who don't do anything. So I'm looking for, after the negotiations, for networking with people all around the world, for strengthening the global movement for climate justice."
"Cape Town: We're fighting against Free Trade. I'm with a group that came from Geneva to Copenhagen by the Climate Justice caravan. What we expect from these negotiations is for the leaders to live up to justice, and to pay for the years of ecological debt that's been caused by the capitalist system; and we expect the northern governments to ... finances and technology to the South without conditions. We condemn the market-based mechanisms that have been promoted in these negotiations. We want a new system, a new Treaty, based on reparations for the people of the South. For 400 years of capitalism and colonialism and exploitation from Europe, 10 billion dollars is really nothing. And if they are pledging, I certainly hope they`re pledging to the UN Adaptation Fund, and not to the World Bank. I think that hundreds of billions are required for reparations, and that governments from the South need to be vigilent, because they have been impacted drastically, people are poor, people are jobless, because of the system; so we need hundreds of billions, that our governemnts need, to make sure that the North pays its ecological debt. Thank you"
"Holland: I'm here to demonstrate because I don't believe that the government is coming up with a good climate solution for the climate problem. They put too much importance on economics. I don't think that the priority is where it should be."
"Holland: I'm here to demonstrate because I truly believe in a greener future, and I'm worried that it's not going to happen with our current governments. So I'm hoping to motivate them with my presence here."
"Holland: I see a culture which is really about the ego, it's really distance from each other, we have to come back to each other, and back to the world."
Protesters on the shore of Resurrection Bay in Seward, Alaska, Sept. 1, 2015, as President Obama passes by on a water tour highlight what they see as the President’s deeply hypocritical move to come to their state to stress the urgent need to take action on climate change immediately after he gave Shell approval to drill in the Arctic Ocean. Solidarity rallies in Seattle and Portland, site of two major protests against Shell’s Arctic drilling, will be ongoing throughout the day as well. Photo by Mark Meyer
I really do :-)
Light painting done with my headlamp.
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ODC - MESSAGE RECEIVED 24th February - 2nd March - Couldn't think of a good one for yesterday then this popped up on Facebook this morning, guess we will just stay in sunny Arizona till spring, except there is snow north of us!
CONTINGENCY OPERATING SITE MAREZ, Iraq – Staff Sergeant Freddy Valdez, an ammunition specialist assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 27th Special Troops Battalion, 4th Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, checks ammunition safety messages at Contingency Operating Site Marez, Iraq, July 19, 2011. Valdez, a native of Matamoros, Mexico, issues and inventories ammunition to ensure everyone within the brigade remains current on supplies.
(U.S. Army photo by Spc. Angel Turner, 4th AAB PAO, 1st Cav. Div., USD – N)
Hazel made this tiny love note holder for me for Valentines day. The message is folded up and secreted ina slot in the side. Made of brass with copper rivets?
It wouldn't be The Ditty Bops without a little bit of sermonizing. Here Amanda is running a puppet made of plastic containers. It just got done walking a tight rope made from plastic bags (you can see them behind Abby.) Take a cloth bag with you to the store! Sign the pledge.
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Tributes and messages of condolence from the public arrive at the British Embassy.
Photo: Paul Sherwood
Taken 21/11/2011 at the Pont de l'Alma road tunnel in - where, on 31 August 1997, Princess Diana was fatally injured in a car crash. The crash also caused the death of her boyfriend, Dodi Fayed and their driver, Henri Paul, acting security manager of the Hôtel Ritz Paris.
This shows one of the many messages written on the wall of the road passing over the tunnel.
♫♪♫ Francoise Hardy - Message Personnel
Què sóc, un lliure reflex de mi a l'interior de la finestra, o una projecció a l'exterior de les meves ansies de llibertat?
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Potser mons ulls no delaten
que l'ànima preguntar no gosa
i que busca en la fugaç mirada
un bri d'il·lusionada resposta?
Potser mons ulls no delaten
que el meu cor pertany a un àngel
i que res anhelo amb tanta força
com fer que el meu somni sigui el nostre?
(Versos dessota la finestra - Marc Manera)
Activists in at tribal canoe hoist a Save The Arctic message as they stand in the way of Shell's Drilling Rig Polar Pioneer as it Seattle's Elliott Bay bound for the Arctic on June 15, 2015. The Polar Pioneer is one of two drilling vessels heading towards the Arctic for Shell this year. The second, the Noble Discoverer, is one of the oldest drill ships in the world. Photo by Greenpeace