Recently photographed for the first time, the gold rush-era sternwheeler A.J. Goddard was discovered sitting upright and remarkably intact in a lake in the Yukon Territory, Canada (see map), in July 2008. (Watch an underwater video of the newly explored wreck.)
Like an early 20th-century snapshot, “everything is just like it was when it went down in that late October storm in 1901,” said project leader John Pollack, a nautical archaeologist and National Geographic Society Waitts grantee. (The National Geographic Society owns National Geographic News.)
(via fuckyeahhawaii)
This is one of the spots in Waikiki where I’ll be shooting a commercial on Friday.
The Auld Dubliner Irish Pub filled an 8-foot-tall glass with 430 gallons of Guinness stout on Saturday, trying to getting into the Guinness Book of World Records (via Orange County Register)
:O
I…. I can’t speak…
Tonight’s cinematic experience: Idlewild
The Girlfriend is currently immersed in The Wire, so I’m watching this on the bed tonight and eating angel hair with vodka sauce and Parmesan. Also have a tall glass of Coors Light, classy guy I am.
Anxiously awaiting the arrival of our new camera…
It’s a Sony HVR V1U, brand new and freshly purchased from Dell (which my company has a corporate account with)
It’s being delivered today. Fed Ex says it’s on its way. Photos of the real thing to come.
