Photographer captures amazing images of lions at watering hole after submerging himself for three months | Mail Online

He began a long-term waiting game  where he sat semi-submerged for 270 hours to get the big cats on film.
But as these never-before-seen pictures show,  his hard work - three hours per day for seven days a week in the water -  was definitely worth the wait.
It came at a huge price for the photographer who was diagnosed  with Bilharzia and contracted several parasites which he soaked up  through the dirty water in the drinking hole.

Let’s not let his sacrifice go to waste here. Also, let’s book him a few wedding photo gigs while we’re at it - this is so crazy.

Photographer captures amazing images of lions at watering hole after submerging himself for three months | Mail Online

He began a long-term waiting game where he sat semi-submerged for 270 hours to get the big cats on film.

But as these never-before-seen pictures show, his hard work - three hours per day for seven days a week in the water - was definitely worth the wait.

It came at a huge price for the photographer who was diagnosed with Bilharzia and contracted several parasites which he soaked up through the dirty water in the drinking hole.

Let’s not let his sacrifice go to waste here. Also, let’s book him a few wedding photo gigs while we’re at it - this is so crazy.

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Originally Posted By jeffcagle

To put the numbers in perspective, Sunday’s game drew a higher overnight rating than every World Series game since 2004 (including every game of Yankees/Phillies last year), every NBA Finals telecast since 1998, and every NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four game since at least ‘98.

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Originally Posted By winstonwolfe

Who dat gonna deny them Saints?

thegreg:winstonwolfe:

“To the victor, belong the spoils”:

On Friday night, the Saints’ staff at the combine gathered in a private room at St. Elmo Steakhouse, an 108-year-old Indy landmark, for a final celebratory nod to the Super Bowl win over the Colts. This is a group that likes its wine, and likes to have fun.

At the restaurant, word passed that Dallas owner Jerry Jones would have his Dallas group in this exact room Saturday night for a team dinner. Jones had even phoned ahead, according to a waiter, to make sure a magnum of a wine he loved, Caymus Special Selection cabernet sauvignon, was ready to be served at dinner.

Sean Payton told the waiter he’d like to have that wine, too. The waiter told him: Sorry, sir. We have only one bottle left, and it’s reserved for Mr. Jones.

Payton said he’d like to have the bottle nonetheless. I assume there was much angst on the part of the wait staff at that point. My God! Who do we piss off? One of the most powerful owners in the NFL, or the coach who’s the toast of the NFL, the coach who just won the Super Bowl?

Here came the bottle of Caymus Special Selection, and the Saints’ party drained it.

But drinking Jones’ wine wasn’t enough. Payton gave the waiter some instructions, took out his pen … and, well, the Cowboys party found at the middle of their table the next evening an empty magnum of Caymus Special Selection cabernet sauvignon, with these words hand-written on the fancy label:

WHO DAT!
World Champions XLIV
Sean Payton

That’s the kind of thing Jones will get a big laugh out of. And remember.

Via SI.com

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Originally Posted By gregbrown
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gregbrown:

David Foster Wallace, speaking of something missing.

(excerpted from this interview, offered up as evidence)

David Foster Wallace would have been 48 years old last week. It still hurts, but re-reading McSweeney’s memories and tributes helped.

I’m liking the new style Greg, but wanted to call these parts out. Thanks.

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A Pig in the Wilderness: My Night with Hunter S. Thompson « Either/Or/Bored

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So, as you watch Ebert on Oprah this week and see him, ready for his closeup, the center of the world at last, if you wonder to yourself, “They’re making him into some sort of saint. Is he really that nice of a guy?” … just know that, yes, he really is that nice of a guy. But more than that, he’s a wonderful, soulful writer who is better, and more devoted, than just about anyone in the game. He’s been my personal hero for 25 years, but he belongs to the world now. I’m just honored to have gotten to know him as briefly as I did, whether or not I deserved it, whether or not I was mature enough to handle it. Ebert’s a national treasure. I couldn’t be more ecstatic that so many people finally realize it. He did it the right way all along: He did it by writing, and being, resolutely, himself.

Leitch

My Roger Ebert Story - Roger Ebert - Deadspin

Justttt in case you didn’t read it. Awesome.

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I’ve been around a long time, and young men, if there is one thing I know, it is that the only way to kiss a girl for the first time is to look like you want to and intend to, and move in fast enough to seem eager but slow enough to give her a chance to say “So anyway …” and look up as if she’s trying to remember your name.

Roger Ebert, quoted, in one of the best things I’ve read by Leitch. Completely worth your time.

My Roger Ebert Story - Roger Ebert - Deadspin

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Making the Case for iPad E-Book Prices - NYTimes.com

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Someone is twittering Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, in it’s entirety, in 140 character bursts. Awesome.

Someone is twittering Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, in it’s entirety, in 140 character bursts. Awesome.

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Originally Posted By peterwknox

I really, really enjoyed Cop Out. Granted, I am also a biased observer, but I thought there were some incredible comedic moments, and thought that Tracy Morgan and especially Sean William Scott KILLED it. Yes it had some pacing issues and suffered a somewhat cliched storyline/villain, but it survived mostly awful reviews, and it appears that the film will open in the #2 spot with around $18 million. That is by far Kevin’s best opening to date, meeting with studio expectations. It is exactly what he needed to get some mojo back, and that mojo will result in his upcoming hockey comedy Hit Somebody starring Sean William Scott, who absolutely stole Cop Out right out from underneath Willis and Morgan. And that my friends will be a Kevin Smith movie from top to bottom, inside and out.

The Greg and I had an awesome time this weekend.
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Originally Posted By thegreg

It ain’t no sin to fall. It’s when you get comfortable down there that you fucked up.

Tracy Morgan (via thegreg)
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At the Knicks vs Grizzlies game at MSG with Shaun

At the Knicks vs Grizzlies game at MSG with Shaun

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Greg and I closing out Doc Holidays.

Greg and I closing out Doc Holidays.

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Originally Posted By deviladdictions



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Originally Posted By notthatkindagay

I just bought 2 tix to see Dave Matthews Band in July. Don’t care what you think. Gonna party like it’s 1999.

(via notthatkindagay)

We’re going. Like reading the Harry Potter books, I have to wait for the wave of popularity to be seriously on the backlash cycle before checking out myself.

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