Quite literally.

It’s all part of Dr Oetker’s cupcake challenge.

And not one of Bodger’s more prosaic fantasies come to life.

Thanks MM

Oh.

Via

Context

OK.

It rhymes with light.

(Hang on, is that a rogue apostrophe?)

Standard And Poors Downgrade Limerick Tunnel (Lisa O’Carrol, Irish Business Blog, Guardian)

Thanks Niall O’ M

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXcgt6l_LcA

What goes on in this town is none of your business.

Words to live by.

Via Big mental Disease

Taffin?

How The Taffin marketing developed from VHS to DVD and got progressively more James Bond-ian.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8zh8MECuSI

Includes the worst Irish accent from an Irish person (Brosnan) you’ll hear today and a cameo from Alan Stanford..

Oh and they can see into the future.

Babies are sophisticated mini-statisticians, a new study finds, capable of making judgments about the probability of an event they’ve never seen before.

Using a computer model, researchers were able to accurately predict what a baby would know about a particular event if given certain information.

The model may be useful in engineering artificial intelligence that reacts appropriately to the world, said study researcher Josh Tenenbaum, a cognitive scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The study also demonstrates just how savvy baby brains are, Tenenbaum told LiveScience.

“The deeper thing that this shows is that infants’ knowledge of objects is not a gut feeling,” he said. “They’re actually doing some kind of rational, probabilistic reasoning.“

Babies Are Capable Of Complex Reasoning (Live Science)