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jim32rr
2012-01-01 12:03:15 PM
Good stuff, despite the slideshow
jaylectricity
2012-01-01 02:09:17 PM
Here ya go, guys...no slideshow.
(caution...many pics, lots of data loading on one page. Do not attempt on Commodore 64)
Meatzilla
2012-01-01 02:17:21 PM
Zarzuela Palace in Madrid on April 27 --
MayContainHorseGluten
2012-01-01 02:26:19 PM
It'd be nice if 2011 was the end of slideshows. They weren't cool in 1965, they're still not cool today.
lokisbong
2012-01-01 02:33:05 PM
Meatzilla
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Zarzuela Palace in Madrid on April 27 --
[iowntheworld.com image 550x635]
Why even post that badly photoshopped image?
Bathia_Mapes
2012-01-01 02:49:52 PM
jaylectricity
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Here ya go, guys...no slideshow. (caution...many pics, lots of data loading on one page. Do not attempt on Commodore 64)
Thanks
The Voice of Doom
2012-01-01 02:54:05 PM
jaylectricity
Here ya go, guys...no slideshow. (caution...many pics, lots of data loading on one page. Do not attempt on Commodore 64)
Unless you have a 4500 pixel wide monitor, I strongly recommend using the "small images" version with the 735 pixel wide images, especially if you want to read the odd caption:
link
^ (still NSFC64)
The Voice of Doom
2012-01-01 03:13:11 PM
jaylectricity
2012-01-01 03:26:05 PM
The Voice of Doom
:
jaylectricity
Here ya go, guys...no slideshow. (caution...many pics, lots of data loading on one page. Do not attempt on Commodore 64)
Unless you have a 4500 pixel wide monitor, I strongly recommend using the "small images" version with the 735 pixel wide images, especially if you want to read the odd caption:
link^ (still NSFC64)
Heh, I came back to post that alternate link and Firefox crashed on me.
thismomentinblackhistory
2012-01-01 03:26:26 PM
Of all of the horrific photos...
The Voice of Doom
2012-01-01 03:33:44 PM
thismomentinblackhistory
Of all of the horrific photos...
I could have done without the close-up of that body with a hole in the skull (March 20).
Bathia_Mapes
2012-01-01 03:45:56 PM
jaylectricity
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The Voice of Doom: jaylectricity
Here ya go, guys...no slideshow. (caution...many pics, lots of data loading on one page. Do not attempt on Commodore 64)
Unless you have a 4500 pixel wide monitor, I strongly recommend using the "small images" version with the 735 pixel wide images, especially if you want to read the odd caption:
link^ (still NSFC64)
Heh, I came back to post that alternate link and Firefox crashed on me.
Firefox crashed when I opened the link you posted and we don't have a Commodore 64. However, it is over 5 years old, so that might have something to do with it.
MadAzza
2012-01-01 03:46:14 PM
FTA: "February 26, 2011. In this handout image provided by NASA, back dropped by
a blue and white part of Earth
, space shuttle Discovery approaches the International Space Station during STS-133 rendezvous and docking operations in Space."
Or, colloquially, "the ocean."
Rubberband Girl
2012-01-01 03:50:40 PM
WOOT! This makes my 16th green light. Kinda surprised it made it to the main page despite the slide show (and thanks to jaylectricity for posting an alternative link).
Rev.K
2012-01-01 03:58:49 PM
Thanks for the pick-me-up Time magazine.
Hey, maybe next year you could have more pictures of burned bodies, people being held at gunpoint and a whole bunch of other miserable goddamn pictures.
wombatsrus
2012-01-01 04:34:42 PM
Some of these will make nice wallpapers.
Jamesac68
2012-01-01 04:35:56 PM
Rev.K
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Thanks for the pick-me-up Time magazine.
Hey, maybe next year you could have more pictures of burned bodies, people being held at gunpoint and a whole bunch of other miserable goddamn pictures.
It's not about making anyone happy, the picture show is about seeing the world, one picture per day. Viewer's happiness isn't a contributing factor.
Nuclear Monk
2012-01-01 04:49:52 PM
awesome
jim32rr
2012-01-01 05:00:49 PM
Rubberband Girl
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WOOT! This makes my 16th green light. Kinda surprised it made it to the main page despite the slide show (and thanks to jaylectricity for posting an alternative link).
Congrats RBG
Unobtanium
2012-01-01 05:20:19 PM
Wow. Gonna be a tough choice, but as someone else said, several wallpaper candidates here. In particular, June 5, July 30, and August 16
March 29, 2011. The iconic Christ the Redeemer statue stands in darkness ... to observe an hour of voluntary darkness for the global "Earth Hour" campaign...
Not that many in town were doing the same (to be fair, I didn't either)
May 18, 2011. A levee protects a home surrounded by floodwater from the Yazoo River near Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Wouldn't it have been cheaper to just let it go? (Cheaper, not emotionally easier). And what do you do about insurance going forward?
So many of these give interesting glimpses into other cultures and other places. Makes me want to add lots of stuff to my bucket list.
Rubberband Girl
2012-01-01 05:24:15 PM
One of the mods added a disclaimer to my headline. I can't blame them - I had only gotten a few pics in before posting this, so I hadn't seen the body with the cavernous bullet hole in it's head.
Unobtanium
2012-01-01 05:40:52 PM
Rubberband Girl
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One of the mods added a disclaimer to my headline. I can't blame them - I had only gotten a few pics in before posting this, so I hadn't seen the body with the cavernous bullet hole in it's head.
There are plenty of others - the starving children, the people working in garbage dumps and taking coal from open pit mines - that are just as disturbing in other ways. Real Life is often not pretty or simple.
Grables'Daughter
2012-01-01 05:48:54 PM
Out of all of those photos, not a single one was sexy.
/I haz a sad
NightGirl
2012-01-01 06:03:51 PM
Some incredible photos, some very moving ones, also quite disturbing ones. Great slideshow, but for me, just *too* much hammock.
earthworm2.0
2012-01-01 06:17:50 PM
Rev.K
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Thanks for the pick-me-up Time magazine.
Hey, maybe next year you could have more pictures of burned bodies, people being held at gunpoint and a whole bunch of other miserable goddamn pictures.
Oh, I'm sorry man. Please return to the sanitized, suburban, precious snoflake, censored, safe, shiney, happy, unrealistic area on the other side of the barricade, so that your idealistic view of the world is not harmed. As a token of our sincere regret we offer you these free coupons to the Starbucks of your choice, but we suggest the one across the street from the playground where the children of all race, creed, and religion play in perfect harmony.....OR....
You can accept that the world is a mucked up place and people are going to take pictures of it.
Rev.K
2012-01-01 06:38:02 PM
earthworm2.0
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Rev.K: Thanks for the pick-me-up Time magazine.
Hey, maybe next year you could have more pictures of burned bodies, people being held at gunpoint and a whole bunch of other miserable goddamn pictures.
Oh, I'm sorry man. Please return to the sanitized, suburban, precious snoflake, censored, safe, shiney, happy, unrealistic area on the other side of the barricade, so that your idealistic view of the world is not harmed. As a token of our sincere regret we offer you these free coupons to the Starbucks of your choice, but we suggest the one across the street from the playground where the children of all race, creed, and religion play in perfect harmony.....OR....
You can accept that the world is a mucked up place and people are going to take pictures of it.
Seemed a wee bit heavy on the death, destruction and misery, no?
If course the world is like that, but there's a lot of beautiful and positive things too.
God-is-a-Taco
2012-01-01 06:38:29 PM
Great images. Thanks for the original link and the de-slidified versions, guys.
I would have preferred they just skip days instead of "man in hammock" or "Justin Beiber wows fans"
100 Watt Walrus
2012-01-01 07:03:08 PM
Rev.K
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earthworm2.0: Rev.K: Thanks for the pick-me-up Time magazine.
Hey, maybe next year you could have more pictures of burned bodies, people being held at gunpoint and a whole bunch of other miserable goddamn pictures.
Oh, I'm sorry man. Please return to the sanitized, suburban, precious snoflake, censored, safe, shiney, happy, unrealistic area on the other side of the barricade, so that your idealistic view of the world is not harmed. As a token of our sincere regret we offer you these free coupons to the Starbucks of your choice, but we suggest the one across the street from the playground where the children of all race, creed, and religion play in perfect harmony.....OR....
You can accept that the world is a mucked up place and people are going to take pictures of it.
Seemed a wee bit heavy on the death, destruction and misery, no?
If course the world is like that, but there's a lot of beautiful and positive things too.
This is a gallery of largely newsworthy photographs, or at least photographs representative of events that shaped 2011.
Which images of important (if depressing) events of the last year, would you suggest be removed from sight, and what would you replace them with?
Grables'Daughter
2012-01-01 07:47:09 PM
100 Watt Walrus
:
Rev.K: earthworm2.0: Rev.K: Thanks for the pick-me-up Time magazine.
Hey, maybe next year you could have more pictures of burned bodies, people being held at gunpoint and a whole bunch of other miserable goddamn pictures.
Oh, I'm sorry man. Please return to the sanitized, suburban, precious snoflake, censored, safe, shiney, happy, unrealistic area on the other side of the barricade, so that your idealistic view of the world is not harmed. As a token of our sincere regret we offer you these free coupons to the Starbucks of your choice, but we suggest the one across the street from the playground where the children of all race, creed, and religion play in perfect harmony.....OR....
You can accept that the world is a mucked up place and people are going to take pictures of it.
Seemed a wee bit heavy on the death, destruction and misery, no?
If course the world is like that, but there's a lot of beautiful and positive things too.
This is a gallery of largely newsworthy photographs, or at least photographs representative of events that shaped 2011.
Which images of important (if depressing) events of the last year, would you suggest be removed from sight, and what would you replace them with?
Remove: All of the pics that show dead people
Replace with: Hot chicks in bikinis.
Wogus
2012-01-01 08:42:57 PM
I'm familiar with the tree shown on January 20th. I took a far less interesting picture of it about a month ago...
w00t.
/csb
Arcturus72
2012-01-01 09:46:21 PM
The Voice of Doom
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thismomentinblackhistory
Of all of the horrific photos...
I could have done without the close-up of that body with a hole in the skull (March 20).
I agree, but the warning was out there...
WxGuy1
2012-01-01 11:16:53 PM
Arcturus72
:
The Voice of Doom: thismomentinblackhistory
Of all of the horrific photos...
I could have done without the close-up of that body with a hole in the skull (March 20).
I agree, but the warning was out there...
The body looks so dry and "drained" that it almost looks like a mummy. I found the picture of the pile of children's bodies late in the slideshow (Nov/Dec) more disturbing.
Some beautiful pictures in that sequence, though.
Arcturus72
2012-01-01 11:50:36 PM
WxGuy1
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Arcturus72: The Voice of Doom: thismomentinblackhistory
Of all of the horrific photos...
I could have done without the close-up of that body with a hole in the skull (March 20).
I agree, but the warning was out there...
The body looks so dry and "drained" that it almost looks like a mummy. I found the picture of the pile of children's bodies late in the slideshow (Nov/Dec) more disturbing.
Some beautiful pictures in that sequence, though.
I originally thought it was a plastic mannequin, then I saw the rough edges and other things that made me go "holy shiat... that's real..."
Disturbing, yes, but what got me more was the emaciated kids and the man at the 9/11 memorial touching his son's name...
browntimmy
2012-01-01 11:58:28 PM
jim32rr
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Rubberband Girl: WOOT! This makes my 16th green light. Kinda surprised it made it to the main page despite the slide show (and thanks to jaylectricity for posting an alternative link).
Congrats RBG
Congrats for congratulating her.
jim32rr
2012-01-02 02:05:11 AM
browntimmy
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jim32rr: Rubberband Girl: WOOT! This makes my 16th green light. Kinda surprised it made it to the main page despite the slide show (and thanks to jaylectricity for posting an alternative link).
Congrats RBG
Congrats for congratulating her.
Thank you for congratulating me for congratulating her...you're alright
The Voice of Doom
2012-01-02 02:10:09 AM
Arcturus72
I agree, but the warning was out there...
That was added later.
jaylectricity
2012-01-02 04:02:16 AM
jim32rr
:
browntimmy: jim32rr: Rubberband Girl: WOOT! This makes my 16th green light. Kinda surprised it made it to the main page despite the slide show (and thanks to jaylectricity for posting an alternative link).
Congrats RBG
Congrats for congratulating her.
Thank you for congratulating me for congratulating her...you're alright
I suppose you deserve some accolades for that.
Bathia_Mapes
2012-01-02 03:12:34 PM
Arcturus72
:
The Voice of Doom: thismomentinblackhistory
Of all of the horrific photos...
I could have done without the close-up of that body with a hole in the skull (March 20).
I agree, but the warning was out there...
That wasn't added until multiple posts had been made. Even the submitter admitted she hadn't got to the photo of the man with a hole in his skull, or I'm sure she would have put a warning in the headline when she originally posted it.
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