Today’s Irish Times.
Rebel rebel.
And rebels.
Monthly Archives: June 2011
The Windows XP default desktop image ‘Bliss’ (from a photograph by Charles O’Rear, no seriously) compared to an actual Google Maps image of the same location in Sonoma California.
The reality is somewhat less blissful.
Today’s Evening Herald.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS4Lb-ie4Lc
The Google Parisian love story.
And by cheapest we do mean inexpensive to make. The ad’s Super Bowl slot cost $5 million.
UK Ad Agencies Endure Another Barren Year At Cannes Lions Festival (Guardian)
Ah Crapolis
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The Greek people have been told this is a historic decision. The future of the country is at stake. On the eve of the debate the Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said it was a “unique opportunity to keep the country on its feet”.
But the people no longer seem to see it that way. Polls suggest that between 70% and 80% oppose the austerity plan.
So does the opposition. They have said “we cannot support a policy that deepens the recession”. Indeed the government has not answered the question as to why more austerity will work when it failed the first time round.
A 2.6m long one-off custom design created for the Adidas’ pavilion at the 2010 Sónar Festival by beanbag manufacturers Woouf!
It never went into production, denying us all the opportunity to make the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs in the comfort of our own homes.
Damn.