Notes photos on Flickr

When inserting yourself into the picture for some perspective, it's always a good idea to pay attention to what you look like from behind. In this case, I completely forgot about my hat, which I had turned around backwards so it wouldn't get in the way of the camera viewfinder.

Philosophy of Law Notes by Phillip R

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An example of my handwriting, notetaking style and what I think is important to write down while hearing a lecture. Notice the backwards writing in upper left hand corner; I use both sides

Notes from Evernote by ineootat88

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LOVE NOTES by Silke Kilian

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experimental environment type

Notes by Dave Gray

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blue by wallsdontlie

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Notes? No, newspaper by Romualdas

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The guy was actually reading newspaper, while playing variations to the famous songs.

Roses and notes by Jo-Anne Douglas

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Amalgamated Widgets (album foldout) by J.V. Brennan

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Liner Notes

I remember an old photo of my grandfather. It was undated, but probably taken a few years after he returned from his service in Europe during World War II. He was walking towards the camera on the street where he and my grandmother lived. He was carrying a dull metal lunch box and a tired smile. From his short sleeved work shirt to the full bloom of the oak trees which lined their block it must have been high summer. If it were winter snow would have covered the ground.

My grandfather worked as a shift supervisor at a factory that manufactured household appliances, stuff designed to make the home life better. Early air conditioners, boxy refrigerators, washing machines, stuff like that. I suppose after the war the idea of personal comfort and ease held enormous appeal. He got the job because an army friend of his recommended him to his father who co-owned the company. Since my grandfather was a Staff Sergeant and a man whose mere presence commanded respect he was hired on as a shift supervisor although he had no previous manufacturing experience. Discipline, hard work and practical intelligence can keep open those doors you somehow manage to squeeze through by fortune’s kind hand. That job enabled him to buy a modest house, send his three children to college (my mom among them), take a week-long vacation every August, and eventually retire in modest comfort. Both he and my grandmother died when I was a baby. I rely on stories and myths to imagine what his life – and those of his generation – were like. They certainly seem like golden times, but memories are tricky that way.

The factory where he worked is long gone, a familiar story. So are many other American factories and businesses, either torn down or abandoned, pockmarks on the blighted landscape. Blame is easy to come by, solutions are not. I look into the eyes of those currently being left behind, those whose lives are ripped apart by the swirling forces of greed and wonder, wonder how my grandfather might have handled the reality of today’s American life. No doubt he would have managed somehow. At his core he was a survivor. But if he were a young man now and I could snap a photo of him walking home after a day in the jungles of 2013 his smile would be gone, replaced by rage and fury about what has happened to the homeland which gave him so much promise.

Pete Cale, Sourland Mountain, January 2013

gentle notes. by nil_admirari

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Note. by InflatableSheep

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My morning note. :)

note to self... by patrick lears

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Music-1 by Dave

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notes: by danni

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for nicholas ;)

K2 & 50 Rupee Note by Emaad Paracha

Mighty K2, the second highest mountain in the world, with the 50 rupee note bearing it

Full Size by Lily

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A note for Rachel. I love the raw edges and the fold creases (even though you can't see them in this pic since I'd just ironed it). I think they make it seem more like a real handwritten note.

Note from Komes by Steve

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note by moa3788

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angel of death by physco_billy_dart

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Death Note Cosplayer by neshachan

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Death Note cosplayer @ Youmacon 2008.

Lots more Youmacon pics coming your way soon!

Note 9 by tatugram

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040/365 - hitting the blue note by jypsygen

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Amazingly enough, after the horrible experience I had, I would gladly walk into Stan's Blue Note again, but then, there were good memories in that place long before my date with the Sociopath tried to overwrite them. Let's just say I didn't realize anyone could have that disgusting requirement as a first-date non-negogiable. I'm so glad I stood my ground-- I hope at least one other unfortunate girl has done the same.

BETT visual notes by Lisa Stevens

Piaggio patchwork by doc loplop

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Note the creative paintwork and ingenious plastic water bottle replacement for the petrol tank cap

Note Cards by CT Cookie Company LLC

Connecticut Cookie Company

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Ten dollar notes by monkeycrab

For the second year running, I was entrusted with the most sacred task of preparing ang pows (red packets with a token sum of money that married couples give out to the juniors as part of their CNY well wishes for them) for Mum. These were to be given out to the young guests that would be gathering at our place over the CNY period.

Unlike last year when I was handed a stack of $2 notes, I was given $10 notes this time for the above-mentioned sacred task. A sign of recovery from the GFC perhaps?

crookshanks by Stephanie D.

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Crookshanks takes a nap on my bed. It looks like he might fall off.

death note by sasori2

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Lecture Notes by Gabriel Sai

Lawliet L slouching from death note by rekuzen

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Lawliet L slouching from death note

Seat tube by MOOTS CYCLES

Note the scuplting on the seat tube.

Just a note by turleyfamily(Dawn)

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I CASE'd a card I received from my friend Suna. I copied her idea and design using the washi tape. Use a little Peony Scroll from Altenew for my flower and added a couple of dark purple leaves.

Think Spring by Joan

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Bodey note by John T

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A penny for his thoughts...food ,walking ,petting ,playing etc.

Note the graffiti by Matt Brown

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Comeback Kid! 🎶 by Samuel Stevens