The Chairman
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That's OK... this was really about Paul and his resourcefulness! Kudos to Paul (and my offer still stands).
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Maybe you could start a "movie" thread.
Some more back-story for the film: Since the loop current goes through the Gulf of Mexico, now would be a great time to incorporate the conservation aspect of this story, at the time when the BP oil incident is causing so much suffering for turtles and other animals in the Gulf.
I know it takes 3+years to complete a Pixar film, but what a great story. Nemo was about conservation, Wall-E was about conservation, we know Disney/Pixar has a heart. Keep putting their name in posts, someone will Google it who knows someone who knows someone.......
Aquahound can make it happen!
That's a great idea about taking photo of something with email address!Sorry about that...had the wrong site. The correction has been made now. Thanks!
By the way, just for general information, etc... I shot photos (film, for journalism) for a number of years, and I always made a habit of making the first frame on each roll of film a shot of an info card (name, address, pho. number...we didn't have email 'way back then') that I carried with my photo kit. That way, anyone finding the camera or even just a lost roll of film would know how to contact me to return it. I still do the same thing with my digital cameras today (except now the ONLY thing listed is my email address. My how some things change and others don't!).
You can probably put a text file on the SD card from your computer. I haven't tested it, but the camera shouldn't remove anything at the root of the card. I'll have to give it a shot. Then again, people might be more likely to see the picture.