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Saturday, December 3, 2011
Incredible story about a camera found at sea
Google+ reunites DSLR images with owner — after a year in the Pacific ocean

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It's hard not to be a little jaded the Saturday after Thanksgiving, when all that gratitude has been expressed and the deep, deep regret about how much you ate has set in. Fortunately, while your immediate family has once again disappointed you with their politics and green bean casserole, your larger, human family can restore your faith in people's basic goodness with the magic of social networking. Enter Google+ and Markus Thompson, who was scuba diving in Deep Bay (outside of Vancouver) and discovered aCanon EOS 1000D camera. Thompson pulled the SD card to discover not only that he could recover the images, but that they revealed the camera had been sitting in the salty brine for over a year.
Thompson took to Google+, posting the story and a few identifying details he was able to dig up from the photos. Within a day, the hive mind was able to track down and contact the owner, a firefighter in British Columbia. We're not saying you should be thankful for Google+, but the actual people who use it sure seem like good folks.
Image Credit: Markus Thompsonhttp://www.theverge.com/2011/11/26/2587599/canon-eos
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Bottega Louie - can you say "mouth watering"?
If you are in downtown L.A., you must make an essential stop at Bottega Louie & indulge yourself with one or 10 of their delectable treats! Enjoy. www.BottegaLouie.com
Monday, November 8, 2010
The Mandala Project
This sand mandala made by 4 master Tibetan mandala artists. |
| The 12th day the masters have been working on this sand mandala. |
| Where the Venerables and the mandala artists sit and chant |
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Which chair for me?
Most endearing moment of the day! This handsome boy was on a serious mission to select the most suitable vintage chair. What could be cuter?
Monday, September 20, 2010
Jennifer Steinkamp - Miss Znerold"
Love her work - fall is upon us and I am thinking about trees lately. Steinkamp's 2005 piece of a tree in motion and its changing colors is a lovely piece to refer to.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Dennis Hopper Double Standard opens at MOCA today!
A survey show of artist/ actor Dennis Hopper opened today at the Geffen Contemporary in downtown L.A. Artist/ Filmmaker Julian Schnabel curated this impressive exhibition & gave a talk about his selections & Hopper's body of work. I liked the pieces heavily influenced by Marcel Duchamp in his way of appropriating common objects. The piece shown in the last photo is called "Bomb Drop" 1967-68 which was quite a statement as one enters the hall. The self-portrait is beautiful as are the large-scale billboard paintings. This is the first sighting of Jeffrey Deitch (in the yellow suit & his signature round glasses) as MOCA's new director - photo 1 seen here chatting with Julian Schnabel. This show ends Sept. 26th, 2010.
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