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Slideshow that can hold of more than one thousand pictures? Looking at the Internet, my first choice was Picassa web or Blogger, both are of the same company. However, it can only hold one thousand pictures regardless of its pixels. Next was Kizoa, but the same also applies, it cannot hold a thousand pictures. Tried also Photo Peace but failed. Slidely or slide.ly offers slideshow from your social media like facebook, instagram, google images, Flickr, Picassa or from your computer but only for ninety images. Roxio Photoshow does not also allows more than the said amount and it has an expiration for a month only. After that you have to pay for a minimum of 3.33 dollars a month. Trip Advisor allows you to use only twenty images per slideshow. Animoto can only allow you thirty seconds of free video. That is maximum only of six pictures. Pico Vico does not allow a big number of images to be uploaded also, 123-sllideshow.com allows you to make ...

Exploring the extensive use of the Catholic Church of the social media of communication, I have discovered that the used of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and even of Flickr. Through the new created site of the Church News.va which contain at around three thousand one hundred forty four photos to date. There is a side called  http://www.flickrslideshow.com/  that will help you create a slideshow from flickr. Here is an example. Created with flickr slideshow .

MANILA, Jan. 19, 2012—Want a memento of your alma mater or just a remembrance of Asia’s oldest and only Pontifical university? Then visit the University of Santo Tomas (UST) on Friday for the unveiling of the “400 Shots to Immortality” and get the chance to bring home a limited edition photo portrait and donate something for the victims of Typhoon “Sendong” in Mindanao in the process. The exhibit of never-been-seen pictures of the 400-year-old UST, taken by student-photographer Paul Quiambao, is part of the university’s activities for its Neo-Centennial celebration. The Neo-Centennial celebration succeeds the UST’s year-long Quadricentennial festivities held last year to welcome the next centenary for the institution that produced countless national heroes and leaders. According to organizers, visitors of the exhibit can buy limited copies of some of the featured photographs. Part of the proceeds will be donated to the victims of typhoon “Sendong” as well as to UST-supported Ayta c...