Seems about right.
Monthly Archives: February 2012
KEITH EARLS has been anointed to fill Brian O’Driscoll’s semi-mystical number 13 jersey for Ireland’s campaign-defining opener against Wales on Sunday. The shirt has been worn for the last dozen Six Nations by the tournament’s record-breaking, leading try scorer and Grand Slam-winning captain. No pressure there then.
Earls Gets Nod For Number 13 and All The Pressure That Goes With It (Irish Times)
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Hated company attacks marginally less-hated company.
Microsoft says it plans to run a series of newspaper adverts this week, taking advantage of concerns over Google’s updated privacy policy while advertising its own alternatives. The adverts will run in major US newspapers like the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and USA Today, and will highlight the recent changes in Google’s privacy policy. Google introduced a simpler universal privacy policy last month, but some customers were left confused and concerned by some of the changes. Microsoft isn’t pulling any punches with the adverts.
Microsoft Exploits Google Privacy Policy In Newspaper Ads (The Verge)
Thanks Niall
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Rachel Carey writes:
New Irish network/sex party service – This is NOT what happened when I turned 18.
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Taken this afternoon.
Philips Electrical Store on the corner of Dame Street and Sth Great George’s Street, Dublin, with a sign on its door stating that it has closed down.
