Topic: What does everyone look like?

[Marc Hanna]

In case you don't know:

To get the image address
Windows - right click on the image>properties>highlight and copy URL>then paste as per instructions above
Mac - right click on image(or control click)>copy image address>then paste as per above

[Papist]

Not showing up. Any ideas?

[Marc Hanna]

Where is the picture located?  On your computer or on a website?

This only works if the image is on the internet, eg, Facebook or something.

[Papist]

Website. I used my profile pic from facebook.

[Marc Hanna]

Sometimes when you paste you lose one of the brackets from the second tag.  Also, make sure you have the whole address including http:\\

[ozgeorge]

I can see your problem.
It is because you are using your facebook picture:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/photo.php?pid=378911&id=1068601302
If I click on this link, I am asked to log in to facebook.
You cannot use this url for that reason.

[Marc Hanna]

I don't think you have the whole image address.  It seems a little short and it doesn't end with .jpg or .png or any other image file extension.

[Marc Hanna]

I can see your problem.
It is because you are using your facebook picture:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/photo.php?pid=378911&id=1068601302
If I click on this link, I am asked to log in to facebook.
You cannot use this url for that reason.

Mine is a Facebook pic too.

[Papist]

hmmm still not working. Well i need to head to the doctor but thank you everyone for your help.

[Marc Hanna]

[ozgeorge]

That's the right image address for his login using php.
Papist,
Copy the picture to your hard drive and then upload it to http://www.imageshack.us
Then use the direct link to the picture on imageshack.

[Papist]

[Papist]

well I'll get the hang of this soon. lol
Have a good day everyone.

[ozgeorge]

I can see your problem.
It is because you are using your facebook picture:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/photo.php?pid=378911&id=1068601302
If I click on this link, I am asked to log in to facebook.
You cannot use this url for that reason.

Mine is a Facebook pic too.

Your picture is not actually saved on the facebook website, but is linked from an external website:
http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v271/167/94/535157190/n535157190_980833_7647.jpg

[Marc Hanna]

I think maybe he was copying the address from his browser address bar instead of from the image properties.

[ozgeorge]

I think maybe he was copying the address from his browser address bar instead of from the image properties.

I don't think so. I tried it with my own facebook photo, and right clicking on the full photo produced the same result as Papist.

[Marc Hanna]

That's funny, I did it twice and it worked fine both times.

[Marc Hanna]

[Marc Hanna]

Works every time.  Hmm

[ozgeorge]

  

[ozgeorge]

Right clicking is not the problem. The location of the image is.

[Marc Hanna]

I wonder why it works for my Facebook photos and not yours?  Three of the pics I posted were from Facebook straight from my page.

[ozgeorge]

I wonder why it works for my Facebook photos and not yours?  Three of the pics I posted were from Facebook straight from my page.

I found it! Are you using firefox?

[Marc Hanna]

Nope.  Safari.

[Dan-Romania]

[_Seraphim_]

I posted this pic several months ago...


(I'm the acolyte with the long hair)


...and now I can also include this video of my wife and I in the Dance of Isaiah with our new goddaughter! 




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joO1dTJ8iJQ
(as always, don't forget to click "HQ" for high-quality)

[Rosehip]

Which ones are you and your wife in the video, Seraphim? The whole church does that? I've never seen that before. At all the baptism I've ever attended, it's just the priest, the one being baptised and the one or two godparents (as far as I can remember, anyhow). And we don't hold on to each other like this. Is this a Serbian tradition?

[_Seraphim_]

Which ones are you and your wife in the video, Seraphim?

My wife has a light-blue head scarf on, and I'm in all black. 

And we don't hold on to each other like this. Is this a Serbian tradition?

Not sure, I guess I never really thought about it...

The whole church does that? I've never seen that before. At all the baptism I've ever attended, it's just the priest, the one being baptised and the one or two godparents (as far as I can remember, anyhow).

Indeed, it IS "just the priest, the one(s) being baptized and the one or two godparents (of each)."  When you have six people baptized in one service the dance of Isaiah can get pretty crowded, in a good way.

[stashko]

Which ones are you and your wife in the video, Seraphim? The whole church does that? I've never seen that before. At all the baptism I've ever attended, it's just the priest, the one being baptised and the one or two godparents (as far as I can remember, anyhow). And we don't hold on to each other like this. Is this a Serbian tradition?

No it's not serbian..the priest is wearing russian or ukrainian type high collar vestment ...serbian priests wear greek  style ones..unless there a russian priest thats part of the serbian church

[Veniamin]

Which ones are you and your wife in the video, Seraphim? The whole church does that? I've never seen that before. At all the baptism I've ever attended, it's just the priest, the one being baptised and the one or two godparents (as far as I can remember, anyhow). And we don't hold on to each other like this. Is this a Serbian tradition?

No it's not serbian..the priest is wearing russian or ukrainian type high collar vestment ...serbian priests wear greek  style ones..unless there a russian priest thats part of the serbian church

Or it could be a Serbian priest who just happens to be wearing Russian-style vestments.

[stashko]

Which ones are you and your wife in the video, Seraphim? The whole church does that? I've never seen that before. At all the baptism I've ever attended, it's just the priest, the one being baptised and the one or two godparents (as far as I can remember, anyhow). And we don't hold on to each other like this. Is this a Serbian tradition?

No it's not serbian..the priest is wearing Russian or Ukrainian type high collar vestment ...Serbian priests wear Greek style ones..unless there a Russian priest that's part of the Serbian church

Or it could be a Serbian priest who just happens to be wearing Reinstall vestments.

Who Knows could be that as well... .Let's chalk it up to one of those mysteries were so fond of...

[minasoliman]

Works every time.  Hmm

Hey Marc.  You could pass for being Arab, specifically Syrian or Lebanese.

Xristos Anesti!

[Rosehip]

Which ones are you and your wife in the video, Seraphim?

My wife has a light-blue head scarf on, and I'm in all black. 

And we don't hold on to each other like this. Is this a Serbian tradition?

Not sure, I guess I never really thought about it...

The whole church does that? I've never seen that before. At all the baptism I've ever attended, it's just the priest, the one being baptised and the one or two godparents (as far as I can remember, anyhow).

Indeed, it IS "just the priest, the one(s) being baptized and the one or two godparents (of each)."  When you have six people baptized in one service the dance of Isaiah can get pretty crowded, in a good way.

Okay, I went back and watched the video again. Now I understand why there are so many people in the procession!

[stashko]

Okay, here you go, me and my bike:

Thats a nice Bike what kind is it..
I have 1300 royal star that i like....Christ Has Risen....

[Marc Hanna]

^^ Thanks.  It's a Triumph Speedmaster 800.

Xristos Anesti!!!

[Marc Hanna]

Works every time.  Hmm

Hey Marc.  You could pass for being Arab, specifically Syrian or Lebanese.

Xristos Anesti!

I'm actually Irish and Swiss.  Don't ask me how I ended up with such a common Coptic name.

[ytterbiumanalyst]

Hey Marc.  You could pass for being Arab, specifically Syrian or Lebanese.

Xristos Anesti!

I'm actually Irish and Swiss.  Don't ask me how I ended up with such a common Coptic name.

You look a lot like my brother-in-law, actually.

[stashko]

^^ Thanks.  It's a Triumph Speedmaster 800.

Xristos Anesti!!!

Here in chicago there's some kind of old classic trumph bike club.... i never cared for the old triumph classic look ..yours is better looking low Ryder look .... Truly He Has Risen...

[Rosehip]

Stashko, why don't you post a picture of yourself? 

[stashko]

I don't have a scanner as of yet..soon maybe...

[Bond01]

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[Irish Hermit]

Photos of Us All

Just found a couple of wonderful threads where we can see how we all look.   A nice looking bunch of Forum people!

1.  What does everyone look like?

http://www.orthodoxchristianity.net/forum/index.php/topic,10042.0.html

and another one

2.  Post your picture!

http://www.orthodoxchristianity.net/forum/index.php/topic,4533.0.html


And I found on one of the threads that Fr Anastasios has created a Facebook Group for the Forum.   More member photos there.  Not very active... we should post our own Facebook links..

3.  OrthodoxChristianity.net on Facebook

http://asu.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2230200757

[Gebre Menfes Kidus]

Here is the whole crew; Myself, Oheo, Witalu and Ollokot. (When Ollie and Wooster saw that there was a picture of Oheo up here they got jealous and wanted one of them up here too)

Beautiful family!

Selam

[Gebre Menfes Kidus]

Well, I have no idea how to post my picture (Perhaps it's God's mercy to you all of you ). But I will have a new computer in about a month or two, so I will try to get it posted then. But I have enjoyed putting some names with some faces. Judging from the photos, I think Orthodoxy looks pretty good.

Selam

[Quinault]

When you post a reply with the "reply" button there is a little plus sign and "Additional options" click on that and you can add an attachment. Or you can use something like photobucket. In which case you upload a photo to photobucket and then use the "img" code to put up a photo.