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The front of this Howard St Building in San Francisco has been completely
"wrapped" in advertising for Sun's Java One conference.
Except for this one window, which normally displays slides that are supposed
to blend in with the rest of the advertisement (but are just as pointless - tag
clouds of too many words the ad agency didn't want to bother understanding,
that kind of thing).
The irony of having Sun advertise its Java product using a flash application
running on a PC is somehow not completely canceled by the fact that the
flash application periodically, and visibly, crashes.
I made this little error message for fun one day after a customer called to complain their DVD-ROM drive wouldn't make a music CD and could I explain what they were doinf wrong!
Bizarre failure condition on entire bank of Continental departure monitors. I've seen pictures aplenty of airport departure screens showing Windows error messages; these appear to be pre-Windows.
This is her first outdoor photo, and also my first photo on my new camera. (I'm still working out what all the buttons do so it's a bit of trial and error.)
Romeo Error, 2007. Darren Ellis Dance's first work, staring Darren Ellis, Pari Naderi and Rick Bland.
Photo Stephen Berkeley-White
so my photo a day thing is going really well. 19th February and I've managed 5 or 6.
Wasn't photographing the gig, but had my camera on me, and when Gareth asked me if Kelly Kapowski from Saved by the Bell was the face on this T Shirt, taking a photo was the only way I could check.
Having just searched on Google to find out if I had the correct spelling for Kelly Kapowski, I have just been made aware of a Kelly Kapowski T Shirt available from Urban Outfitters. Hold me back.
The numeral 50 which was supposed to be printed on the reverse has been printed on above right portion