Monthly Archives: April 2011
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Photographer, David Friedman’s portrait of Stephen Sasson – the man who – back in 1975 – invented the digital camera. Wait till you see how he originally stored the images.
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Derrymore. Derek Quinlan’s Shrewsbury Road, Ballsbridge crib.
Among the former tax inspector’s properties seized by Nama yesterday.
The house was described in almost sexual terms by the Irish Times last year:
“Derrymore, is in mint condition and extends to about 465sq m (5,005sq ft). Three spacious interconnecting reception rooms lead off the hall, which itself is large enough to accommodate the owner’s Steinway baby grand piano. A double drawing room has steps leading down to a grand dining room with wall panelling by Queen Elizabeth’s nephew Viscount Linley.”
So, anyway – technically – we own it now.
Chompsky’s bagsied the white couch next to the fire if that’s OK with everyone.
Nama Pulls The Plug On Major Property Player (Irish Independent)
Pica-Pic allows you to play 15 retro handheld LCD games straight off your keyboard. The site design is plush and the gameplay is extremely realistic.
Caution: major productivity vacuum ahead.
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Pictures taken today, featuring Lena and her new-born son at Dublin Zoo.
You know, just hangin’.
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
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Excuse me. Can you spare 18 minutes to learn something new and exciting about the universe? OK, how about 50c? Can you spare 50c? 20c? No? OK, you have a good day now.
Backed by stunning illustrations, David Christian narrates a complete history of the universe, from the Big Bang to the Internet, in a riveting 18 minutes. This is Big History: an enlightening, wide-angle look at complexity, life and humanity, set against our slim share of the cosmic timeline.
TED
The one about us all being mad?
No. Tracker mortgages.
Oh. Oh yeah..
Ireland’s Dirty Little Secret (Lisa O’Carroll, Guardian)








