Members of Finnish Attac at an event held in Citizens’ Square, Helsinki yesterday to urge Irish voters to reject the Fiscal Treaty.
Damn politically-aware blonde hipsters.
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Thanks Brian McCabe
Monthly Archives: May 2012
This morning.
John Sullivan writes:
This pair of shoes have been sitting tidily on Herbert St, Dublin, for two days. It’s all very Wizard of Oz. Or did a woman simply evaporate?
Available here.
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A giant marionette robot, a woodpecker and the power of the heart.
Directed by Yves Geleyn at Hornet Inc.
Two minutes of sweetness.
Mmf.
http://vimeo.com/42674279
Of this short film – a compilation of bottle-opening clips from an entirely separate video shoot – director Chris Sumers sez:
This has been the most fun project I have been a part of to date. Sitting around with your friends killing a couple of six packs of beer trying to think of different means to open your next drink is pretty fun. I encourage you to try it.
The audio is particularly satisfying.
Toot Alors
at@broadsheet_ie rented car in Cahersiveen this morning. twitter.com/DonieSullivan/…
— Donie O’Sullivan (@DonieSullivan) May 29, 2012
Alien Blooms
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From a photo series entitled ‘Vessels and Blooms’ by Jack Long.
Each image is a high speed exposure of splashing paint. No Photoshop trickery was employed.
Cataholic
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBKF6cl3Z9o
Kuru Kuru Nabe, reportedly invented by a Japanese dentist, is a specially shaped cooking pot that uses the dynamics of boiling water to ‘stir’ the contents while reducing the risk of boiling over.
Witchcraft.
Taken by Tim Duggan