“No, I don’t favour same sex marriage. We were the first party down here to produce a document on civil unions and registration of civil unions , and to deal with tax and hereditary property and all of that – that’s as far as we went.”
Enda Kenny, in today’s Irish Daily Mail
Behold the alphabetised laughing-soundboard single-serving site, HaHaHaHa.
Apparently, there’s a secret combo to find. But you’ll be on the floor, frothing and twitching long before you figure that out.
Johnny Depp voices lovable, spaced out rogue. Hi-jinks sure to ensue.
Release Date (Ireland): March 4 (this Friday)
HP To Launch Guinness Sauce (Marketing Week)
Californian portrait artist and sculptor, Andrew Myers is a patient man.
He draws out a face and pre-drills 8,000 to 10,000 holes, by hand. As he drills in the screws, Myers doesn’t rely on any computer software to guide him, he figures it out as he goes along. “For me, I consider this a traditional sculpture and all my screws are at different depths,” he says.
One of the most challenging parts is getting rid of the flat drawing underneath because he then has to paint over each of the screw heads, individually, so that in the end, the sculpture looks like an actual portrait.
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Party members.
They’re not just for canvassing with on rainy Tuesday nights.
You can sit on their shoulders too.
“After months of updates to its Like button, Facebook has released an update that fundamentally changes the button’s functionality to that of a Share button. Now after hitting the Like button, a full story with a headline, blurb and thumbnail will be posted to your profile wall. You’ll also be given an option to comment on the story link. Previously, only a link to the story would appear in the recent activity, often going unnoticed by users.
“Though users may now think twice about hitting the button, given how prominently it will appear on their walls and in their networks’ newsfeeds, it should ultimately increase traffic to publishers’ websites.”
