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I checked my youtube notifications this morning and found a comment on an old video of mine. So I gave the vid a watch for the first time in years and MANNNN did these things sound weird! Pat Yough and Brian Solomon convinced me (goooo twist my arm!) to drive over to East Salamanca from Meadville to chase whatever the hell this symbol was in October of '08. This was some of not much sun they would find that day, but very well timed nonetheless. Things would get even weirder a few miles down the way when they would pick up a GP9 at Foster Brook to go south. We ended the day at Brockway with Brian introducing me to Straub Lager. Man I miss Straub.
Very pleased to receive this notification for this image.....
Congratulations to Mark Rutley- shortlisted today in the Airscene 2020 Calendar Competition.
www.airscene.co.uk/competitions/2020calendar.php
Built in 1945 as a Dominie by Brush Coachworks Ltd at Loughborough, ‘GSH was civilianised as a D.H.89a and first registered to Channel Islands Airways Ltd of Jersey in July 1945. She then went to the Minister of Civil Aviation from November 1946 to January 1947 before spending nine years with BEA as James Keir Hardie, operating the Highlands and Islands service. (‘GSH was later bought back by BEA in the early 1960s and as their last biplane, named Lord Baden Powell, operated the Lands End – Scilly Isles route until the introduction of helicopters.) During her life she has passed through the hands of many owners, including more than half a dozen small airlines, a short spell in Ireland as EI-AJO, and the RAF Sport Parachute Association at Abingdon.
Philip Meeson has proudly owned her since 1992 and states that he has no intention of parting with her. In his ownership she has been painstakingly rebuilt and restored to her BEA colours and condition by Cliff Lovell at Hants Light Plane Services.
Closeup view of a Baobab tree flower taken with my 100mm macro lens at the Koko Crater Botanical Gardens.
Post by Stephen Ball Photography.
Please don't use this image on websites, or other media without my explicit permission, blogs OK with notification and a link back, thanks! ©2016 Stephen Ball Photography, All rights reserved.
i will be hosting a contest on harrison ford characters!!! if you enter my competition your job is to make any harrison ford character. the winner will get to choose a weird/cool/funny/justplaincrazyweird custom for me to make and post on my account, contest will go from the 10th of november to the 3rd of december. tag me in your entries!!!!!! have fun :)
Since I realized that this type of me is not so popular with my subscribers, I stop posting photos with it. Until I can change my appearance (as i told it's not depends of me). Hope i would do it soon. And it's really hard for me to be as wide and big in some places, And i want my long hair back!
These are the last pics from a couple of days ago.
Due to me actually starting gainful employment this week; I anticipate a greatly reduced service for my followers for the foreseeable future.
And before you ask, no I will not be going to work wearing a dress!
Thanks to all for your continued support.
KT xXx
I haven't been able to upload anything for a while as I have just been too busy with the day job. I have been looking over some previous shots I haven't had a chance to upload and came across this one.
This location really suits black and white but i thought the colour pop of the sign was appropriate. Shot using my Tamron 10-24mm wide angle lens, this shot was created from 5 bracketed exposures, edited on Photomatix Pro, CS5 and Nik Color Efex Pro. www.mikepearcephotography.co.uk
Aldwych is a closed station on the London Underground, located in the City of Westminster in central London. It was opened in 1907 with the name Strand and was the terminus and only station on the short Piccadilly line branch from Holborn that was a relic of the merger of two railway schemes. The station building is close to the junction of Strand and Surrey Street. During its lifetime, the branch was the subject of a number of unrealised extension proposals that would have seen the tunnels through the station extended southwards, usually to Waterloo.
Served by a shuttle train for most of their life and suffering from low passenger numbers, the station and branch were considered for closure several times. A weekday peak hours-only service survived until closure in 1994, when the cost of replacing the lifts was considered too high compared to the income generated.
Disused parts of the station and the running tunnels were used during both World Wars to shelter artworks from London's public galleries and museums from bombing.
The station has long been popular as a filming location and has appeared as itself and as other London Underground stations in a number of films. In recognition of its historical significance, the station is a Grade II listed building.
These are the last pics from a couple of days ago.
Due to me actually starting gainful employment this week; I anticipate a greatly reduced service for my followers for the foreseeable future.
And before you ask, no I will not be going to work wearing a dress!
Thanks to all for your continued support.
KT xXx
I received the official notification yesterday...thank you everyone for all your support and votes. I really do appreciate that you took the time to do that for me.
Congratulations!!! You won the 2018 Nature Photo Contest! As you know, everyone at Nature Canada, was blown away by your amazing wildlife photography- and turns out the public loved it too. You received over 1200 votes for that one photo! Thank you so much for participating. We received over 7500 submissions and your photo of the two black bears came out on top!
Just received notification that this project Creator Sets: Star Wars Arena Beasts has been reviewed by the Lego reps and now published in Lego CUUSOO! Please support if you want these beasts to become real sets.
These arena beasts are featured in the Petranaki Arena.
You can also view my other project for the Lego Star Wars Modular Buildings/Locations.
For anything to appear! That is just too long! Before the changes, it was instantaneous. Please, Flickr, can we have improvements here?
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I'm really trying to use this Notifications Center.
It's got me confused about the 'Mute this notification' option.
I choose it. For the notification that says someone mentioned me as well as the stupidly redundant one that says someone commented.
I keep scrolling down and choose mute on every iteration of that photo that shows.
The notification greys out.
I click Refresh and the Notifications Center loads again.
Sure enough, I'm still getting notifications for that photo.
I close the window. I close the browser.
I come back the next day.
Same photo keeps showing up.
It's got me thinking that 'Mute this notification' doesn't mean stop getting further notifications about this photo.
Anybody got a clue?
Turn on you post notifications to keep me on your feed 💗 Instagram recently dropped the news that it will be adapting a non-chronological newsfeed order, similar to its big brother, Facebook. Instead of sorting posts in a familiar linear order, the new algorithm will weigh in a variety of social signals, such as a number of post engagements. It will also consider content you liked before in an attempt to sort images in the order of “relevancy,” or as what Instagram perceives to be of most interest to you. #instagramchanges
New Bora Bora 2013 web album is ready to see on: drinkofbeauty.com...
Bora Bora ~ boat taxi ride from airport to St. Regis...
Please don't use this image on websites, or other media without my explicit permission, blogs OK with notification and a link back, thanks! ©2013 Angela Coryell, All rights reserved.
These are the last pics from a couple of days ago.
Due to me actually starting gainful employment this week; I anticipate a greatly reduced service for my followers for the foreseeable future.
And before you ask, no I will not be going to work wearing a dress!
Thanks to all for your continued support.
KT xXx
These are the last pics from a couple of days ago.
Due to me actually starting gainful employment this week; I anticipate a greatly reduced service for my followers for the foreseeable future.
And before you ask, no I will not be going to work wearing a dress!
Thanks to all for your continued support.
KT xXx
Notifications aren't working for me on flickr. I will only respond to comments and likes on the first image in my stream until this issue is fixed.
I am on holiday and will return Jan 2nd.
1月2日までSLを留守にします。
今年も沢山の皆さまに大変お世話になりました、
2016年もよろしくお願いいたします。
【TMDデザイナーの皆さまへ】
お休み中、TMDのお問い合わせには対応できません。
緊急の場合はMikel Monkまで直接お問い合わせください。
Mikelには伝え済みです。
S2 | Campinas-SP| Brasil | Jul/2015
Canon EOS 70D
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As many are aware, Recent Activity as we knew it is going away.
In its place is the new Notification Center.
There is a thread at which hundreds have been making comments, the vast majority of which have been pointing out the deficiencies of the Notification Center as compared to Recent Activity.
Many, including me have complained that we miss the ability to see the photo and the comments.
In the Sticky at the top of each page of the thread a new portion was included that has a link to a video showing the Comment Modal (slick term, eh?) and how to see a list of comments.
I've followed the steps and it just doesn't work.
Edit 14Sep21:
Today I borrowed someone's more recent computer and logged into my Flickr.
The newer operating system allowed the procedure shown in the instructional video to work.
A dialog box appeared showing previous comments through which I could scroll.
That answers that.
It's still not as convenient as Recent Activity where we could see the comments, and see the photographer's user name under the thumbnail and see the photo title to the right of the thumbnail.