It takes someone as amazingly talented and knowledgeable as Philip Bloom—the guy who shot Prague and the Skywalker Ranch—to make Dubai to look this amazing using a Canon 7D, two 5D MkII, and one Panasonic GF1. [Philip Bloom]
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It takes someone as amazingly talented and knowledgeable as Philip Bloom—the guy who shot Prague and the Skywalker Ranch—to make Dubai to look this amazing using a Canon 7D, two 5D MkII, and one Panasonic GF1. [Philip Bloom]
Because of deaths, maimings, injuries to types that Darwin would have taken early regardless, the NPS has instituted a ad hoc measure to quell the crowds.
Because of deaths, maimings, injuries to types that Darwin would have taken early regardless, the NPS has instituted a ad hoc measure to quell the crowds.
A 21-year-old man spent 17 hours buried under an avalanche in the Swiss Alps before rescuers recovered him. He suffered only from mild hypothermia. The man was pinned below about 20 inches of snow and trapped next to a pocket of air, but the crushing weight of the snow proved too much for him to free himself. The man had been skiing alone, and was reported missing by his family at about 4:30pm. Searchers with dogs found his ski tracks that night, but they had to call off the rescue operation until dawn for safety reasons-not that anyone thought it could be anything but a recovery mission anyway. The next morning a search helicopter spotted movement in the slide zone, and people on the ground freed the young man. The guy is obviously insanely lucky, but you have to go a little crazy when you’re caught under 20 inches of snow for 17 hours. I’m sure he made lots of promises about being a better person if he was ever freed.
There's not a whole lot to them, but some of the best ideas are the simplest. Beste Miray Dogan, a graphic designer from Istanbul, showed that with a Google Map print out and a little ingenuity, you can make a custom envelop that pinpoints the exact location from which it was sent. How nice. There's no template on her site, but with some trial and error I trust you'll be able to master the mapenvelope in no time. [Beste Miray via Nerd Approved] An extremely rare shark attack in Florida ended a 38-year-old kite surfer’s life. The man was about 500 yards off-shore when a gang of juvenile great whites attacked him. It’s the first fatal shark attack in Florida in over five years. A lifeguard swam into the school and pulled the injured kite surfer out and paddled him back to shore. He was taken to a hospital where he later died. You know how shark attacks are extremely rare, but people still worry about them all the time anyway? It’s because of these insanely freaky stories where the ocean turns turbid with dorsal fins. Sure, lightening kills way more people each year, but lightenting doesn’t creep up and try to eat you. It sounds like a freakin horror movie. Can you imagine being a lifeguard who paddled out to help the bitten kite surfer? |
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