Family guy with 3 Daughters, Digital Guy, Wine Community Leader, Runner in Singapore.
Packed with 4,703 Mazdas, the deep-sea car transport rolled to its side in the North Pacific in July of 2006. The owners and insurance company called Titan Salvage and Joshua Davis writes this movie-able account in Wired’s March 08 issue.
Titan’s business plan hinged on the idea that ships could be saved by human ingenuity, not horsepower, and the company’s unconventional approach worked.
Totally enjoyed the read, even teared at the end.
Previous great reads from Wired:
My cousin Kenny asked me for my address a few weeks ago and i knew he will be sending me something. I never would expect that to be an autograph by Rodney Mullen.
Kenny got this this when Rodney Mullen was visiting UCLA.
Once again, thanks loads Kenny. This is an excellent surprise.
I do have a twitter account but i hardly use it. I always wanted to add something like twitter to my website, but just could not decide which one to use out of the gazillion of web apps out there.
As I do use facebook everyday and see that VanTan have added a Facebook Badge to her site, I added one straight away. I never knew they had this, but its not surprising for such an innovative multi-million dollar company to have such a feature.
This is how it looks like.
And I can customise it more if I want. Cool. Go get yours today.
If you subscribe to my website feed, you are probably my friend or someone out there that knows i’m into web stuff.
I’m contemplating setting up another blog to solely talk about Web Stuff.
Do you think i should do it? If so what kind of content would you like to read about?
We go to Sentosa all the time, but this time its abit different as my girls (less the big one) had company from my colleagues Shruti and Tse Wei.
The girls did not have so much fun at first as they had to play by themselves when daddy and their new friends were busy talking to others on the beach (its for work). But still, the girls played sand and Clié even did a bit of swimming too.
The fun came when were leaving. We climbed all over the Siloso Sculpture on Siloso beach and took funny pictures.
The girls got bolder and bolder and started scaling the alphabets.
We managed to get a group photo up on the green O and it was somewhat high.
As you can see its quite high. Hi Cleo!. :)