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Last Leaf: the latest release from OK GO’s Of The Blue Colour Of The Sky. The video, directed by the band, Nadeem Mazen and Ali Mohammad and animated by Geoff McFetridge, is comprised entirely of 15 frames-per-second photographs of toast.
So it is.
Last night outside Pearse Street Garda station.
Ambient.
Up To 500 Students Protest Garda Behaviour (Irish Times)
(Photocall Ireland)
If you’re a nervous flier you might not want to click through to 35 Secrets Your Pilot Won’t Tell You. Highlights include:
“There’s no such thing as a water landing. It’s called crashing into the ocean.” – Pilot, South Carolina
“We don’t make you stow your laptop because we’re worried about electronic interference. It’s about having a projectile on your lap. I don’t know about you, but I don’t want to get hit in the head by a MacBook going 200 miles per hour.” – Patrick Smith
“There is no safest place to sit. In one accident, the people in the back are dead; in the next, it’s the people up front.” – John Nance
Enjoy the rest here.
Stephen’s Green, 6pm.
With also tweet some.
No, just a bit of hastily-prepared Olli Rehn/Drunken Moron Photoshoppery.
Right. We’ll see ourselves out.
This sculpture, located on the border between the U.S and Canada near Vancouver, was created by Lead Pencil Studio.
Titled Non-Sign II, the piece was commissioned by the U.S. government. The artists behind it are Annie Han and Daniel Mihalyo, who’ve won numerous awards for their work over the last decade. The pair carefully twisted metal to give the appearance of a ghost of one of the billboards that populate the area.
Han and Mihalyo told The Stranger that they hope the sculpture will add a bit of awareness to the signage landscape in the border zone, as it flies past the inhabitants of passing cars.
