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    Throw your hat in! Send us your graduation photos #NBCNewsPics

    Simeon Bochev

    Simeon Bochev, graduating from the University of Texas at Austin with a B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a M.S. Finance.

    We want to see your graduation pictures! Please add the hashtag #NBCNewsPics on Instagram, Twitter, or upload your pictures directly by clicking the box below.

    Also, tell us what you're doing next. Do you have a job lined up? We'll be updating this gallery of your photos, so check back to see yours. 

     

     

     

    Full story: The class of 2013 comes of age amid the weak economy

     


     

    Editor's note: All photos below provided by readers and have not been verified by NBC News.
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  • Updated
    22
    Apr
    2013
    6:25pm, EDT

    #ShareandTell: Share your Earth Day photos with us

    Jim Weber / The Commercial Appeal via AP

    Campus School 2nd graders Hedwig Dodds, Amaria Anderson, Sofia Amis and Willow Mullins catch a stray butterfly during the University of Memphis Earth Day Event at U of M's Urban Garden on April 18, in Memphis, Tenn.

    Monday, April 22, is Earth Day, a time to step back and appreciate our beautiful blue planet and the two-way relationship we have with it. All week long, we at NBCNews.com are collecting images to highlight how people are making a difference by helping the environment.

    To participate, simply share your photos on Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #ShareandTell, or upload your pictures using the box below. We will feature some of your images here on this blog post and each day this week on the NBC News Instagram account.


    Editor's note: All photos below provided by readers and have not been verified by NBC News.

     

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    This story was originally published on Mon Apr 22, 2013 10:19 AM EDT

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    No one would accept the easy solution to solving climate change. Humans would have to revert to their natural state and population for Earth to repair itself. That means caves and around 50 million total population. Good luck with that. Science will be our saviors.

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  • 6
    Mar
    2013
    11:08am, EST

    How deep is it? Show us your snow photos #NBCNewsPics

    @tnshutterbug via Instagram

    Snow in Illinois

    As the latest snow storm moves across the Midwest to the east coast, share your snow photos with us. Please add the hashtag #NBCNewsPics on Instagram, Twitter, or upload your pictures directly by clicking the box below. We'll be updating this gallery of your photos, so check back to see yours. 


     

     

    See more photos in our slideshow. 

    Story: 'Wallpaper paste' snowstorm shuts down nation's capital 


    Editor's note: All photos below provided by readers and have not been verified by NBC News.

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    5 comments

    The weathermen cried wolf for an entire week. In fact as recently as Friday at noon we were under a Winter Storm Warning with the expectation of getting 12-15 inches of snow.

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  • 8
    Feb
    2013
    10:04am, EST

    #NBCNewsPics: Share your blizzard photos

    Mary Altaffer / AP

    By Jon Sweeney, NBC News

    Updated at 2:30 p.m. ET: A crippling and potentially historic winter storm is barreling toward the Northeast this weekend, threatening tens of millions of people with 2 feet of snow. How is the blizzard affecting your area? Show us with the hashtag #NBCNewsPics on Instagram, Twitter, or upload your pictures directly by clicking the box below.

     

     

     

    We'll be updating this page with your photos throughout the day and weekend, comeback to see what our readers are seeing.


    Editor's note: All photos below provided by readers and have not been verified by NBC News.

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    6 comments

    You call this a blizzard? Here in the west/midwest this would be considered a nice winter day.

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  • 6
    Nov
    2012
    8:56am, EST

    Your Photos: Election Day in America

    By Jon Sweeney, NBC News

    Readers across the country are sharing their Election Day with us by sending photos of themselves voting, their polling stations, and what's important to them during this special day.

    It's easy to participate, just post your pictures on Twitter, Instagram and tag them #nbcpolitics, or upload your photos using the form at the bottom of this article. Please use the caption or tweet to tell us a little about the photo. We'll update this photo gallery throughout the day, so come back and see if we've selected your picture.

    Click the images below to see them larger, and read their captions.

    EDITOR'S NOTE: Photos selected by NBCNews.com, but captions and images are unedited

    Submit your photos below, or tag images #nbcpolitics on Instagram or Twitter.

    Related Links

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    Slideshow: Election 2012

    Jim Lo Scalzo / EPA

    Campaigning with Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, voting and election results.

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    Wonder if you will post any of the pictures of the New Black Panthers back doing their intimidation stances at poling places...........HMMMM. I would venture to say you will not even post this comment!

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  • 5
    Nov
    2012
    4:34pm, EST

    Your Election Day photos: show us what you're seeing at the polls

    NBC News

    Share your Election Day photos with us, by tagging pictures #nbcpolitics on Instagram or Twitter.

    By Jon Sweeney, NBC News

    Election Day is upon us and we want you to help us tell the story of this important day. Share photos of you voting, your polling station, what’s important to you, or anything else that best sums up this American experience.

    UPDATE: See reader photos from Election Day posted Nov. 6.

    How do you participate?

    Post pictures on Twitter, Instagram and tag them #nbcpolitics, or upload your photos using the form below. Please use the caption or tweet to tell us a little about the photo.

    See what readers have already submitted

    Readers have already shared photos of early voting. Click the images below to see them larger, and read their captions.

    NOTE: Photos selected by NBCNews.com, but captions and images are unedited.

     

     

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    Slideshow: On the campaign trail

    Reuters, Getty Images

    In the final push in the 2012 presidential election, candidates Mitt Romney and Barack Obama make their last appeals to voters.

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    36 comments

    Down here in Florida, the voter suppression efforts have done nothing but make the voters angry and more determined to cast their votes! In my Republican county, voting stations are plenty and lines are shorter.

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  • 31
    Oct
    2012
    12:49pm, EDT

    Your Sandy photos: Show us the heroes in your life

    Slideshow: Sandy slams into East Coast

    Superstorm Sandy made landfall Monday evening on a destructive and deadly path across the Northeast.

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    By Jon Sweeney, NBC News

    Heroes of all shapes and sizes arise from the debris of every tragedy, and NBC News wants to meet the men and women that affected your lives during the aftermath of Sandy.

    Show us the people that helped you during these difficult times, by taking their picture, or a photo of how they helped you.

    How do you participate?

    Post pictures on Twitter or Instagram by tagging them #nbcnewspics, or upload your photos using the form below. Use the caption or tweet to explain why the person is a hero.

    We’ll select the best photos submitted on NBCNews.com, and some of you might even be contacted by a reporter to find out more information.

    • Follow @NBCNewsPictures on Twitter

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    Heartbreaking - now other words can describe these scenes. We live in the Midwest and have had our share of tornadoes and spring floods - some have been devastating but not to this degree.

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  • 4
    Oct
    2012
    11:43am, EDT

    New World of Work -- Share your workplace with us

    NBC News

    By Jon Sweeney, NBC News

    Work is an important aspect of our lives and over the next several months, NBC News will tell the stories of "The New World of Work" in an ongoing series, but we also want to see your stories.

    Whether you’re looking for a job, or love the one you have, we want to know about it. Take a picture of your workplace, show us the tools you use, the people you meet or the things you see, and share them with us.

    How do you participate?

    If you’re on Twitter or Instagram, tag your photo posts, #WorldOfWork. You can also upload pictures in the box below.

    • Follow @NBCNewsPictures on Twitter
    • Follow @NBCNews on Instagram
    • Follow World of Work on Facebook

    See some of our favorites

    Two weeks ago, we got a great response from our Instagram followers, responding to our #WorldofWork Instagram #NBCNewsHashtagCollection challenge, but we didn't want the fun to end. So, our photo editors will continue to select their favorite images and keep updating the following photo gallery.

    Click on images below, to view larger.

    If you want to see more images, click here.

    Bookmark this page or like us on Facebook at NBC News Business, New World of Work, and see if we feature your photos.

    Follow @NBCNewsPictures

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  • 1
    Oct
    2012
    10:51am, EDT

    Undecided voters – what's your deciding factor?

    Slideshow: On the campaign trail

    Reuters, Getty Images

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    By Jon Sweeney, NBC News

    The first of three presidential debates occurs Wednesday and many voters will use these events to educate themselves on the candidates. We want to take this the opportunity to hear what it would take to change your mind from an undecided voter to a Romney or Obama supporter.

    How do you participate?

    1. Take a picture of yourself, or a photo representing the issue that is most important to you.
    2. In the caption (or a tweet), tell us what you want to hear from the candidates. Keep your responses short.
    3. Tag your photo #NBCNewsPics in Instagram or Twitter.
    4. Or upload your photo in the box below.

    On Wednesday we’ll publish a selection of your photos and responses in PhotoBlog, so stay tuned. 

    Related Links:

    • Inside the Boiler Room: Debate expectation
    • Debate will be Romney's chance to alter trajectory of the race
    • Christie predicts Romney debate performance will change course of presidential race
    • First Thoughts: After nine battleground polls
    • Complete election coverage on NBCPolitics.com

    333 comments

    There is one thing that Anne Coulter has said that I agree with. She once referred to undecided voters as "the idiot voters." She stated, " How can anybody be a swing voter? There are two very different directions in this country, and you are either a conservative, or a liberal, if you have an IQ ab …

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  • 21
    May
    2012
    1:15pm, EDT

    Your 2012 eclipse photos - it's not too late to share

    Brady Flanery via Instagram

    A beautiful photo of the eclipse over north Texas.

    By Jon Sweeney, NBC News

    We asked witnesses of this year's rare annular solar eclipse to hashtag their photos with #eclipse2012 and our readers delivered. Now the spectacle is over and we wanted to share some of our favorites. If you haven't had the chance to add your favorite, it's not too late. Submit images below, or tag photos #eclipsemsnbc in Instagram or Twitter. Don't forget to tell us where you shot the picture.

    Follow @msnbc_pictures

    •Sign up for the msnbc.com Photos Newsletter

    Click on each photo to get a closer look, and come back throughout the day, because we're adding images as we see them.

    In Albuquerque, N.M., the rare event was met with starry-eyed awe as the moon passed in front of the sun creating a 'ring of fire' in the sky. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports.

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