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One of a set on a theme of bringing songs that were written before the digitalage, up to the twenty-teens.
I always remembered the song as ‘Message to Martha’ but it appears that the original title, by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, may have been ‘Kentucky Bluebird’.
In the UK it was the version by Adam Faith that entered the charts in 1965. Dionne Warwick’s version was the one that I think most people in the States would recognise - with the title, ‘Message to Michael’.
Notification messages are an important part of the user experience and you can’t afford to omit them. A notification alert message should appear every time the user perform important tasks.
Bellow is a list with common notification messages:
Success – The success message should be displayed after user successfully performs an action.
Error – When an operation has failed.
Attention – This type of message notify the user of a condition that might cause a problem.
Information – Its purpose is to inform user regarding a relevant matter.
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If flag is up it means they have 'mail' i.e. treats, stickers, notes from mom, or a special surprise. (on spiral staircase)
A revolutionist is an embodiment of the revolution, not the revolution itself. You can shoot the messenger, but not the message. LOVE, PEACE, KNOWLEDGE, FREEDOM, REVOLUTION will resonate with Tupac, John Lennon and Bob Marley! What message are you making resonate?
The sweet smell of flowers
The array of colors
Diwali is here
Firecrackers are heard
Candles are lit
Children play
Presents are given
We pray to the gods
Diwali is here.
Young people from Nepal send their messages to negotiators at the COP19 climate talks in Warsaw, Poland.
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Today was kinda quiet at home, so I decided to go for a bike ride. It was so nice to have time to myself feeling the sea breeze through my hair, and hearing the noise of the wind, I lost track of time watching people go by. I love people watching now, never really did it before till I had a camera on me at all time.
This moment I captured was on my way home from my bike ride. This biker was on the side of the road, looking at his phone. I pulled out my camera while I was still riding, placing the viewfinder up to my eye. Biking with one hand and closing my other eye so I could see the moment I wanted to capture a bit better through the camera. In doing this I was completely blind to everything infront of me. Come to think of it now?! I so could of fallen of my bike and staked it on the pavement or hit something. What photographer do for the perfect moment?
Fujifilm Finepix X100
1/1000 sec ƒ/4.0
23mm ISO 400
Karima Khalil, editor of Messages from Tahrir, speaking together with Ayman Mohyeldin, at the AUC Press Books, Art & Music Festival, Cairo's Opera House.
The book includes the work of 36 photographers including some of my pix. The proceeds will go to the Nadeem Center for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Violence, the country's most active anti-torture clinic.
Climate activists show their support for Keep it in the Ground policies at a rally for Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders and at a Colorado Democratic Fundraiser which featured both Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton February 13, 2016 in Denver, Colorado. Keep it it he Ground is the work of environmental, social justice and political groups that seeks to stop the development of fossil fuel projects including coal mining and fracking on public land as well as offshore drilling. (Photo by Bob Pearson/Greenpeace)
Shot in response to the Week 1 prompt in the PDF version of Vivienne McMaster's e-course Wading In: Dipping Our Toes Into Self-Portraiture, which I received when I registered for this fall's session of You Are Your Own Muse.
Given that I'm over a month into a 365 Project and am taking self-portrait courses, I think it's safe to say I am following one "intense [obsession] mercilessly." This quote is always a good one when it gets tempting to leave authenticity for security or safety or approval, or when it gets tempting to give up on dreams, and these have been temptations lately.
The graffiti picture in behind Dan should look familiar to you. I took this picture of Dan in the studio the other day and just used the quick selection tool on him to cut him out of the original studio photo. I then pasted him onto this picture of the graffiti at the London Music Hall and thought it looked pretty dope. I've never done anything like this so let me know what you think
Using consecutive Instagram posts to return to an idea I saw in Andy Summers' book.. I've done this before, too.
People write messages of good luck to themselves or their friends. I think it is a really cute idea. I cannot show mine I'm afraid (too depressing.)
BeiHai park in my opinion is the beautiful place to visit in Beijing. It has a far nicer atmosphere than the relatively oppressive Forbidden City and closes much later so visitors are not shouted "you must leave" through a megaphone at 4:30pm as is the case with the Forbidden City. As was the case last year, this was my best day photographically, there is something about this park that I really like and I got some of my best of shots of the whole holiday in both years.
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