This should end well.
Committee To Debate Flying Irish Tricolour At Stormont (BBC)
Monthly Archives: April 2012
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qIRV6xJ0qU
Ray Kennerney writes:
Thought you might like to see my son’s trip to the shops to get his [sick] mam some bread. PS we don’t work for McCambridges.
@broadsheet.ie harassing Irish times offices now, very loud and annoying twitter.com/DonalORathaill…
— Donal O’Rathaille (@DonalORathaille) April 11, 2012
What on earth is going on?
Shiela Larkin writes:
OK, I know its not a dolphin jumping out of the water, but we don’t see this everyday on the canal. [literally minutes ago] A cruise boat on the Grand Canal, Portobello Harbour – quelle surprise ;)
Panic
at
“The market went up on a wave of liquidity-induced euphoria, and as usual overshot. Now the clever boys have decided to get out,” said Charles Dumas of Lombard Street Research.
European Stock Markets Rocked By Panic Selling As Debt Crisis Reignites (Guardian)
The lyrics of everybody’s favourite wedding song supercut to movie scenes by master masher dondrapersayswhat
Previously: The What?
Anyone?
Thanks Damian Hickey
Hello you.
Sent in by Tim Powell (Via TheFancy.com)
More pics here
And, not to be outdone, a humpback whale does its thing in West Cork:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFfwUA-yN74&context=C45271ddADvjVQa1PpcFN5fZh2hz4h-HgVidqeQDDe64Iwn-YIq1g=
A fan-made trailer, showcasing some of the landscape creation capabilities of 3D planetary engine Outerra, which refines elevation details to centimeter accuracy using fractal algorithms.
Essentially this allows for ‘open-world’ gaming. Imagine an entire, massively detailed, go-anywhere planet’s worth of Fallout or Skyrim. Soon.
Tech demo here
