Documents tagged "message"
Found 163 documents with this tag
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The image shows a piece of paper with a bold, capitalized statement that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED." Below this message, there's a handwritten line crossed out and initialed 'CD' next to it. The background is not clearly visible due to the close-up nature of the photo. There are no people or locations discernable from this image.
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The image displays an orange label with a bold warning message that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED." Below the main message, there is space for additional information, which appears to be a description field, but it's currently blank. The background of the label shows signs of wear and tear, suggesting it has been used or handled in various environments. There are no people, locations, or specific details about the object being scanned visible in this image; the focus is on the message itself.
EFTA00004898-p-45.jpg
The image shows a yellow warning sign with the message "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" printed in bold, black letters. There is also a line for an employee to write a description below the main statement, although no specific details are visible in this case. The style of the image suggests it's meant to be placed in an area where items should be checked or scanned before being taken, possibly indicating security protocols or inventory management procedures.
EFTA00004898-p-40.jpg
The image shows a paper sign with the text "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" prominently displayed at the top. Below this message, there is a line for a description, but it appears to be blank. The sign also includes a date in the bottom left corner, although only the year "2015" is clearly visible. The overall style of the image is straightforward and informative, commonly used in organizational settings to communicate important information about items not being tracked by electronic means such as scanners.
EFTA00004800-p-23.jpg
The image displays a piece of paper with a warning message written on it. The text "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" is prominently featured at the top of the page. Below this main heading, there's a smaller paragraph that appears to provide additional information or instructions, but the exact content of this paragraph is not clearly visible in the image provided. The paper has a yellowish hue and seems to be folded, with some parts obscured from view.
EFTA00004448-p-12.jpg
The image shows a sign with the message "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" prominently displayed at the top. The sign is yellow and has text written on it that explains that an item was not scanned. The background of the sign features a red stripe at the bottom, which adds to its visual appeal.
EFTA00004179-p-38.jpg
The image appears to be a screenshot of a message interface with an attachment at the bottom. The attachment is a small, rectangular graphic that looks like a piece of paper with some writing on it. Due to its size and angle, only a portion of the text on the paper can be discerned. There is also a blue icon or stamp in the top right corner of this image-within-an-image, but the details are too small to describe accurately. The interface has a white background with horizontal lines that could represent different sections or categories of messages.
EFTA00001928-p-1.jpg
The image shows a handwritten note on a piece of paper with a decorative border featuring blue and yellow colors. The text on the note is not fully legible due to its small size and curvature of the script, but it appears to be a personal message from one person to another. There's no visible text about locations or significant objects, as the focus is on the written message itself.
EFTA00001881-p-1.jpg
The image shows a computer setup with the screen displaying an error message that reads "EXC_BAD_ACCESS" at the bottom of the monitor. The monitor itself is black with a reflection on its surface, indicating that it's turned off. To the left of the monitor, there is a device resembling a telephone handset connected to what appears to be a modem or router, also in black color. On the right side, there are several black boxes and cables, which could be computer hardware components or accessories. The environment suggests a workspace with electronic equipment.
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The image shows a screenshot of an email inbox interface. The screen is blurred out and cut off at the top, making it difficult to discern specific details. However, there are visible text elements such as the email address "@yahoo.com" in the sender's field and part of a message body that reads "Subject: Test Email Message Body: This is just a test email. It has been sent out for you to see how everything looks when an email is actually sent back." There are also indicators for unread messages, and the text "To:" is partially visible at the top of the inbox list. The screenshot suggests that someone is testing their email functionality with a generic message.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of an email notification from WhatsApp on a smartphone. The content of the email is partially obscured with redacted lines, but it includes phrases such as "Message from" and "on your mobile number." There are also timestamps visible in the message, suggesting when the conversation occurred. The image does not show any people or locations, focusing solely on the text within the email notification.
DOJ-OGR-00025715.jpg
The image appears to be a digital capture of a computer screen displaying a message or document with visible text, including phrases such as "Message", "Command", "Execute at MCO", and "RUN/SHOW". The font is in bold, suggesting that it's meant to draw attention or indicate an instruction. There are also words like "security" and "system", which might imply a technical context related to system security. The image quality is somewhat blurry, making the text slightly difficult to read with certainty.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033561.txt
Palm Beach, Florida is becoming a popular destination for Wall Streeters, with many moving there from Greenwich, Connecticut. This trend is due to the attractive real estate market and the increasing availability of luxury homes in the area. The island of Palm Beach offers a high-end lifestyle with amenities such as sprawling estates, large pools, and tennis courts. Additionally, approximately 70 hedge and private equity funds have established headquarters in southeast Florida.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033495.txt
In the document, Larry is forwarding an email to Jeffrey about using vinyl for logos on a B727 plane instead of painting them. The paint shop has suggested this method as it will allow easy removal if the plane gets sold in the future. The sender asks Jeffrey to sketch the style of the "E" logo for the tail and requests rendering with a slanted flag for the right side of the vertical stabilizer. Trump and other airlines also use vinyl for their logos.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033491.txt
The document discusses photos of an unmasked B727 plane and potential use of vinyl for logos instead of painting. The sender is asking Jeffrey to sketch a design for the tail of the plane with a slanted flag on the right side of the vertical stabilizer. Larry, Guy Amico, Scott Stambaugh, and JR Stambaugh are also mentioned in the document.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033460.txt
In this email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and multiple individuals, they discuss scheduling a weekend golf trip with friends at the Trump course in Palm Beach. Additionally, they touch on topics related to aviation, such as an interest in a Hawker 800 XP plane and possible partnerships for acquiring an aircraft in a depressed market. The key people involved include Jeffrey Epstein, Jack Goldberger, Brian Baker from JPMorgan, Joel, and Steve Hanson.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033458.txt
The document appears to be a series of emails discussing various topics such as golf, business interests, and travel plans. Key individuals mentioned include Jeffrey Epstein, Jack Goldberger, Andy, Benny Shabtai, Joel, Steve Hanson, and Andrew Lucasi. The places discussed are Palm Beach, New York, and the Isle.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033456.txt
The document discusses a meeting between Jeffrey Epstein and Joel. They talk about golfing at Trump's course and coordinating with Andy from California. Jeffrey also mentioned to Joel that he was looking for an interest in a Hawker 800 XP. In addition, Benny Shabtai is seeking a partner to acquire a plane in the depressed market. The email exchange is intended only for the recipient and contains confidential information.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033434.txt
The document is an iMessage conversation between two people, one of whom mentions that they are receiving frequent calls to verify something Jack said. They also express frustration about the recusal process and refer to President Trump as being in the press almost as much as themself. The conversation takes place on a device with a fingerprint reader, which suggests it is likely an iPhone or iPad.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033384.txt
The document discusses Paul Rampell's role as Donald Trump's attorney for personal, real estate, and town-related matters. James Green of West Palm Beach also works with Trump through Rampell, particularly on the American flag matter. Another firm was handling the airport flight path and expansion issue. The conversation is between Jeffrey Epstein, Jack Goldberger, and Paul Prosperi, and involves seeking information about a particular individual associated with Donald Trump's legal representation.