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Rename/Change/Edit Facebook Page Name With More Than 100 Likes

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After a long time finally, we have renamed our Facebook Page, which has more than 100 likes. When I had created Facebook Page, then I named it with a long name but now it is TheHackerClub4U. Do you have a long name to your Facebook page (or just want to rename it) with more than 100 likes. If yes, then follow the easy steps mention below. Basically, Facebook doesn't allow you to change the name of a page with 100 or more likes.

According to Facebook, you'll need to delete your Page and recreate it. The Facebook team isn't able to change Page names for you, but it is now possible. I have requested to rename our Facebook page to Facebook team, and within three days my request has processed, and successfully we have renamed Facebook page with the help of Facebook team. So, here is how to change/rename a name of Facebook page with fewer/more than 100 likes. We have divided it into two parts,

Rename/Change a Facebook Page Name Fewer Than 100 Likes
Rename/Change a Facebook Page Name More Than 100 Likes

How To Rename/Change a Facebook Page Name Fewer Than 100 Likes

Sign into Facebook, and look at the top of the Admin Panel.
Click Edit Page under Manage.
In the left sidebar, click on Basic Information, and under Name change your Facebook page name and save it.

How To Change/Rename Facebook Page Name With More Than 100 Likes

Sign into Facebook.
Now, click here on Rename Facebook Page With More Than 100 Likes. It will be open in the new window. Take a following preview,

now write your existing Facebook page name in Current Page name, and the new Facebook Page name under Desired Page name, and write your Facebook Page link(as http://www.facebook.com/yourpage ) in Link to Page field. Choose the reason why do you want to change your Facebook Page name and finally, click on Send.
You have successfully sent a request to change the name of Facebook Page to Facebook team. It will take some days to precessed the request and notify you via your primary email. In my case, my Facebook Page has renamed on the 3rd day. If you are also lucky, then you'll get a reply back from the Facebook team as like,

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Robert Doisneau - four images celebrated in the Google doodle

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On popular request, here are the four images featured in today's Google doodle celebrating French photographer Robert Doisneau's birth centenary, reproduced in full on one handy page.

From our earlier story:
Robert Doisneau was one of France's best known photographers, most famous for his photograph The Kiss, a photo of a couple kissing in the busy streets of Paris. His photographs, taken over the course of several decades, provide a great record of French life

Le Remorqueur du Champ de Mars (Tug on the Champ de Mars), 1943

Monsieur! French photographer Robert Doisneau has centenary of his birth celebrated with Google Doodle collage of his pictures

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His black and white photographs once typified the magic of 'gay' Paris.
Now French photographer Robert Doisneau has received the ultimate accolade - he has been celebrated with his own Google Doodle.
The collage of his shots on the home page of the search engine marks 100 years since he was born on April 14, 1912, in Gentilly, France.
Both of Doisneau's parents had died by the time he was seven but he went on to become one of the greatest photographers of all time.
The Google Doodle includes his most famous image, Le baiser de l'hotel de ville (Kiss by the Hotel de Ville) which was shot in 1950 in Paris.

Robert Doisneau's Le baiser de l'hotel de ville (Kiss by the Hotel de Ville), which shows a young couple kissing amid the hustle and bustle of a Paris street. The picture typifies the romance of the French capital and went on to become his most famous shot. It has now been recreated in a Google Doodle

The Google Doodle celebrates 100 years since Doisneau was born in Paris on April 14, 1912. He was an orphan by the time he was seven but went on to wing a string of accolades for his work

The image, which was once a must for the bedroom wall of any fashionable student, shows a young couple kissing passionately amid the hustle and bustle of a Paris street. They are oblivious to the passers-by around them while locked in an embrace that captures the romance of Paris.
The photograph has the town hall in the back ground and the tables of a cafe in the foreground. It has been reproduced millions of times on cards and posters.

But quite whether Doisneau had intended for the 'l' of Google to be looming over them is another matter. There is a letter 'g' to their left and an 'e' to the right of them.
Another photograph on the doodle is titled Le Remorqueur du Champ de Mars (Tug on the Champ de Mars). The 1943 image shows two children playing at Champ de Mars near the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Google have altered it to include a capital 'G' between the arches of the landmark.

Robert Doisneau's photograph The Birds taken in July 1974. Stunning black and white images like this helped the camera expert win a string of accolades before he died in 1994 aged 81

The nuclear fusion plant in Ivry, near Paris. Many of Doisneau's photographs related to Physics

Industrial: Two of Doisneau's sightly less romantic pictures of the nuclear fusion plant in Ivry, near Paris. He took them between 1942 and 1943 while working as a photographer in the French Army during the Second World War

Another picture in the collage is that of a woman - representing the anonymous reader - at the 19th-century French writer Guy de Maupassant's monument at Parc Monceau, Paris. There is the 'oo' of Google beneath her.
The fourth photograph is Le Chien a Roulettes (Dog on Wheels) from 1977. Part of the last 'g' of Google spills into this shot.
By far the most famous of Doisneau's pictures is Le baiser de l'hotel de ville. He was once taken to court by a couple who claimed they were the ones photographed in the shot.
However, once the case already underway Doisneau dramatically revealed that he had staged the shot with two models. The opportunistic pair promptly had their case chucked out.
Doisneau's specialty was street photographer. But when he started out as a teenager he was so shy that he would only take pictures of street cobbles.
However, by the time Doisneau was 20 he was already a professional photographer. Many of his best images were taken after returning from service in the French Army from 1940 - 1945 in the Second World War.
He won a string of accolades before dying aged 81 on April 1, 1994, in Montrouge, Paris.
The Robert Doisneau Google doodle is the 1347th Google doodle since the first ever 14 years ago. The search engine changes the doodle every day to tie in with a significant date in history.

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Eadweard J Muybridge's 182nd birthday Google doodle

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Today 9th April Google celebrated Eadweard J. Muybridge’s 182nd Birthday with a cool Google Doodle. Eadweard J. Muybridge was a great photographer, born at England and famous for his invention of Moving Image and 3D Photography.
Google Celebrates Happy occasions, birthdays, and some Special festive days with a customized homepage. That customized Homepage may contain any image, graphics, animation, or video significant for that day.

Eadweard J. Muybridge’s 182nd Birthday Google Doodle

Today Google is celebrating 182nd Birthday of Eadweard J. Muybridge, and todays Doodle proves the innovative ideas of Google.inc Today’s Google Doodle is based on “Muybridge’s The Horse in Motion” concept. Let’s Take a look at Eadweard J. Muybridge’s 182nd Birthday Google Doodle.
Eadweard J. Muybridge's 182nd Birthday Google Doodle

Today’s Google Doodle is an animation. In the above screenshot of Eadweard J. Muybridge ‘s Google Doodle screenshot you can see a series of horses. When you click on the animation, suddenly the horses start moving, and they become in motion.This animation is inspired form Muybridge’s The Horse in Motion concept, and describes the invention of Eadweard J. Muybridge (moving Image).
Eadweard J. Muybridge’s The Horse in Motion

Eadweard J. Muybridge’s The Horse in Motion

Eadweard J. Muybridge Short BIO

Eadweard J. Muybridge Born 9 April 1830
Eadweard J. Muybridge Died 8 May 1904

Eadweard J. Muybridge was born in England and later moved to US. He is commonly known for his invention related to photography. He invented Moving Picture and 3D imaging.
Know more about his life and work @ his wiki Page