Name: “Illuminated Path”
Subject: Still Life
Medium: Nikon N60 SLR Camera, AGFA 400 film
Date: April, 1999
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Weathered and Forgotten
I’m finally opening up my art section, so to speak, with photos I’ve found and taken over time.
Name: “Weathered and Forgotten”
Subject: Still Life
Medium: Olympus Si series SLR camera, AGFA 100 film
Date: April, 1999
Assault with an Alligator
Uhh, looks like alligators can be used as deadly weapons now:
David Havenner, 41, was scheduled for a bond hearing Saturday in Volusia County; he was held overnight Friday at the county’s Branch Jail on misdemeanor charges of battery and possession of an alligator, officials said.
Sheriff’s officials said Havenner was keeping the gator in his bathtub and swung it at his girlfriend, Nancy Monico, 39, during an argument Friday morning.
Uhhh… damn.
U2’s New album: nabbed by thieves?
Apparently, a CD containing new, unreleased songs from U2‘s new upcoming album was stolen during a photo shoot:
“A large slice of two years work lifted via a piece of round plastic. It doesn’t seem credible but that’s what’s just happened to us… and it was my CD,” guitarist Edge told the band’s official Web site.
What was that about iPods again?
Those who were up in arms that devices like iPods were threats to sensitive data areas for their mass storage capability were probably jumping the gun a little bit. After all, you don’t need an iPod to steal classified material… apparently you can just waltz right out of Los Alamos with some discs:
All classified work at Los Alamos National Laboratory has come to a halt while officials conduct a wall-to-wall inventory of sensitive data.
The unprecedented stand-down began at noon Thursday, and the inventory of CDs, floppy disks and other data storage devices is expected to be completed within days, lab spokesman Kevin Roark said.
The stand-down comes after the lab reported last week that two items containing classified information turned up missing. The items were identified only as removable data storage devices.
Whoops. Guess the iPod isn’t needed. All the important stuff is packaged in removable storage, ready for the taking already.