Showing posts with label Plusultra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plusultra. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Sandisk 512mb ultra ii sd plus w/usb

As I often do, today I typed in Blog Plus Ultra into the google search engine to see where this blog would show up. In doing so I came across a very cool new digital memory product called the "SanDisk Ultra® II SD™ Plus Cards"

The SanDisk Ultra II is the high-performance digital memory solution for serious photographers. This family of outstanding flash cards provides the durability and high-speed quality needed for advanced amateur photographers and photo enthusiasts.

The newest addition to this family is the innovative SanDisk Ultra II SD Plus. This ground-breaking card gives you the capability to connect your SD card directly into a USB port by transforming into a USB adapter, via our unique hinged cover, eliminating the need for any readers to offload content to a PC.

Ever Higher Ever Farther Ever Better,
plusultra

Monday, June 4, 2007

Operacion Plus Ultra

What is Plusultra? I am Plusultra.

What is the movie operacion plusultra?

Pleasant, sweet movie of a group of children who, as an award for personal heroism or good works, get to travel throughout Spain and abroad. Naschy worked behind the scenes in this movie, and appears briefly as an extra, being most evident in the film's opening credits walking next to one of the selected children. He also appears (masked) in a hospital scene playing a physician. Film composer Anton Garcia Abril would later score several classic Spanish horror films, including Klimovsky's LA NOCHE DE WALPURGIS (Naschy's fifth Waldemar Daninsky movie, known in the US as THE WEREWOLF VS. THE VAMPIRE WOMAN) and De Ossorio's Blind Dead films.

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Plusultra turns 100 today

This is post number 100 on Blog Plus Ultra. I thought it would be nice to let you know a little bit more about my very multi-level complicated self. BE AWARE that I am not the first plusultra nor the last . I am infinite. So are you. That in mind let me tell you about some of the younger days. I used to manifest many images under the name Davo. The name I was born with is David Charles Levasseur.
I was heavily influenced by more paranoid method, more lucidity, more craziness and more Salvadore Dali.
After years of silent meditation I became a monkey and learned to photoshop my name in the sand.
But here I am in black and white looking not bad for 100 in my one of a kind original Plus Ultra T-shirt. Ever Higher Ever Farther Ever Better.

Saturday, March 24, 2007

Saturday way out time machine back to 2003


Today I found an old C.D. with pictures of me from 2003 and I threw it in drive D. I thought I would post some of the pictures as a tribute to the year I was first connected to the internet and some of the first digital pictures I took and/ or manipulated in photoshop.I really was an ass lover back then, often passing out in a pile of leaves and having higher order dreams of strange obese naked burning men in Buddha form. Now 4 years later, I am much more Internet savvy. My name is David Levasseur, I am Plusultra and my motto is Ever Higher, Ever Farther Ever Better

Saturday, March 3, 2007

Plus Ultra is back

As my legions of fans are well aware(that includes both of them), I have not been posting very much in a long while. My writing style is deliberately fantastic with sarcastic undertones. Here as Plusultra, my motto is Ever Higher Ever Farther Ever Better.
Recently I posted Part 1 of a short story (but exceptionally long post) that I wrote a few years ago called "Ergot in the Rye". The title is obviously a bit of word-play on "Catcher in the Rye", by J.D. Salinger, but perhaps the fairly esoteric reference to L.S.D. will be thought of as clever and interesting enough for you to read it. My main Hero character (Dali Cannon), is not similar to Salinger's Holden Caulfield simply by accident. I invented Dali Cannon as a mixture between Holden and I borrowed from another of my personal favorite books, Albert Camus' "The Stranger" in creating a protagonist for my own existential novel full of avant-garde suspense and mystery, Pop Culture references and perhaps even some surreal images and videos to enjoy along the way....check it out here.
Nice to be back,
Thank You,
Plusultra(David Levasseur)