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so what now?
(and yes, i know the lyrics are "i CANT wait..." but i changed them for personal preference)
Time for Shakespeare, and my favourite play.
Different traditions mark the date of Twelfth Night on either 5 January or 6 January. So take your pick, or 'what you will'...
Reposted from yesterday ;-)
He told me not to bother trying to take pics of the ninjas, they never show up in the photos, too sneaky.
I quietly gave him another dollar.
I hope he knows he's not alone.
Inspired by this much more wonderful photo :D
I wasn't sure whether to upload the main photo with or without the text, so the one in the comments shall be the one with text :P
Anyway, I wanted to ask you guys a favor. I was wondering if anyone can help spread the word about the flood here the Philippines? It's gotten pretty bad, to put it lightly. Click here for pictures. Any support at all would be great. I included a link in the comments for you guys to download the photo. You can post it on your stream, Facebook, print it out - you can do anything you want with really. I'm hoping it'll get the word out more easily (especially internationally) and I was hoping this would get explored so more people can help out. So yeah, feel free to download it. :) Also, I realize this isn't exactly the manliest photo out there, but even linking back here or writing about the flood in your descriptions would help a lot :D
Here are a couple of links for donations if any of you'd like to:
Global Giving (You can even donate through text here!)
Red Cross (For Globe users here in the PH, you can text RED plus the amount to 2899 to donate(: )
Some people are also using hashtags on twitter to show support. Click here to reblog on Tumblr, and Facebook's a great way to spread the word too. Any help at all would be much appreciated. :D God bless you all <3
We've had the best conversations this past week and we want the same thing so please keep this idea alive in your mind.
for this weeks Feathery Friday theme
p.s. thanks Guy for this wonderful link
I think I am three minutes too late to get another one in tomorrow now-we shall see
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When I stumbled upon this, it gave me pause. To think of the emotional place this poor soul must've been in to scrawl this on a wall in the French Market, to bear all, to lay it out there, feeling regret, remorse.... really moved me.
I then got to the "real shit" and totally LOLed.
Qùa tặng Lấm.
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Model; CL@GQ Mag
Size: 1200x700
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Một ví dụ điển hình cho việc làm không nghỉ. Cả cái text cũng của texture T_____T
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Acknowledgment: The two news-clippings in the photo are from Time (left) and Mirror (right).
Macro Mondays theme: Guilty Pleasures (celebrity gossip)
Beautiful Life posts
Objects posts
Thank you for viewing, faving and commenting :-)
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Esta amapola se la dedico a mi amigo Javier J. Sáez. Hemos tenido la gran suerte, los que le conocemos y admiramos, que haya vuelto a Flickr. En las imágenes de Javier se unen una fotografía estupenda acompañada de unos textos fascinantes, te envuelven. Es la conjunción perfecta entre arte e intelectualidad.
Yo disfruto cada uno de los comentarios que me hace, no hay ni uno solo que no me haga esbozar una enorme sonrisa o hasta una carcajada. Por personas como tú, es genial estar en flickr.
Ayer me picó diciendome que no podría superar la foto anterior ...... eso lo veremos !!!! Nunca retes a una mujer....jajajaja. Gracias por estar siempre y enviarme tantas palabras positivas. Un abrazo !
Textura de www.flickr.com/photos/dyrkwyst/ Vielen Dank !
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1992-05, Ganz wichtig, 126x95 cm, Acryl auf Hartplatte. Detail
1992-05, Very important, 50 x 36 inch, acrylic on hardboard. Detail
Wissen Sie, dass mein Zimmer zu finden mir ganz, ganz wichtig ist?
Do you know that to find mein Zimmer (my room, my art) to me, is very very important.
Außerdem könnte mein Zimmer auch für jeden sein Zimmer bedeuten und seine Anstrengung zum Leben.
In addition, my room might mean for each his own room and his effort to live.
Please join the campaign, if you do not like the proposed new flickr layout.
Please download this picture ( you can download it from www.flickr.com/photos/110293295@N04/11451922214/ ) and upload it to your stream on Sunday, January 5, 2014. You can also make your own picture with the text as seen in this picture ( or of similar nature, but make sure to emphasize the boycott ), in any language of your choice. Please circulate it and remember to upload it on Sunday, January 5, 2014 ( or before, if you know you'll be away on January 5 )
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Beta is a test preview of the change that is getting ready to be implemented soon. It can be for a limited group of flickr members, intended to seek feedback and correct faults ( if any), before it is made public.
Change is good and public has always welcomed good changes. The preference for Windows XP by most people even after the introduction of Vista is a classic example of public acceptance. The public liked and preferred the predecessor ( Windows XP ) and the follower ( Windows 7 and Windows 8 ) versions of Vista. A change is good and often gladly welcomed by public, if it provides more utilities and user friendliness, without depriving even a single advantage of the predecessor.
The Beta version is unacceptable to the majority of Flickr users* ( who happened to experience it ) , because it's not user friendly and has only disadvantages to mention. *Please check the Beta feedback : Completed / Top ideas / Hot ideas
The layout itself is a disaster. Please check : Try our new photo experience beta / Comment box
However they try, it's quite evident that it's impossible to provide more space for descriptions, comment box, and comments; not to mention comments with pictures , group invites / awards. The more they try to fix it, the more cumbersome it becomes. The buddy icons now appear as dots making the page more unaesthetic than what you see in the earlier pictures of beta . They are desperately trying to make it appealing and user friendly, which is literally impossible with the proposed layout .
It's a big challenge for the programmers to try find means to provide more space in a vertical column which is already cramped.
Is it possible to make a rugby stadium inside a 100 square feet ground ?
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My Photoblog- My Third Eye...!
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One of the more logical signs on display as the DC stop of the 'Tea Party Express' protest tour kicked off its event in Freedom Plaza on Tax Day 2010.
Washington, DC / April 15, 2010
Many Cleveland settlers were anti-slavery and abolitionists. After the opening of the Ohio and Erie Canal, Cleveland became a destination for fugitive slaves and the bondsmen who tracked them. Before the Civil War, slaves moved through Ohio's Underground Railroad network that extended two hundred and fifty miles from Ripley to Cleveland. Known by the secret code name "Hope," Cleveland became a destination for freedom seekers making their way north to Canada. Persons seeking freedom were often aided by abolitionists in University Circle, formerly a part of East Cleveland Township. To celebrate Cleveland's story of antislavery, the courageous people who sought freedom, and the station operators who helped them, this home was saved through the advocacy efforts of the Cleveland Restoration Society, Restore Cleveland Hope Inc., and University Circle Inc. Donated by University Hospitals in 2006, the home is reflective of Cleveland's anti-slavery era and legacy of abolition.