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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Youth Defence’s web page on rape and pregnancy.
Which has, in the light of recent events, been replaced by this:
All better now.
Thanks Stephanie Fleming
The results of research carried out between 2008 and 2010 by the World Health Organization, US Centers for Disease Control, and the Canadian Public Health Association into tobacco use in low and middle income counties compared with the UK and US.
Nutshell: the sun rises in the east and everyone takes a light off it.
Meanwhile, in less bleak smoking news, Tasmania is considering legislation that will ban the sale of cigarettes to anyone born after the year 2000. (Hat tip: Mark Geary)
Sky Dishes
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The work of an unknown street artist in Digbeth, Birmingham. Photos by Davyd Samuels and Adrian Taylor.
Ted Ringer
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Also: mow-hawt.
Ben Morgan (18!), son of Dermot Morgan, launching the Irish Heart Foundation’s ‘Heart Month September campaign (‘Down with Blood Pressure’), alongside his brothers Don (below left) and Rob (right). Dermot died from a heart attack in 1998 aged 45.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Were you the romeo who charmed this Brazilian lady on the no 44 bus?Because she wants to meet you again. See
#Herald twitter.com/HeraldNewsdesk…— Evening Herald (@HeraldNewsdesk) August 22, 2012
So good we named it twice.
Dermot McMurrough writes:
Top of the Rockefeller Centre [NYC]. Always one!
Pro-life arguments frequently are,
Supported at home and afar.
“Esperanza” means hope,
But how can folk cope,
When a principle’s taken this far?
John Moynes
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Dab City
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httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2hP4eNJ2cE
What you may need to know
1. We are making it our mission to keep you up to date with all future Straight-To-DVD movies featuring Nicolas Cage and/or 50 Cent. Thankfully, Frozen Ground features both. Although Fiddy isn’t in the trailer.
2. This appears to be an unfinished trailer, like they couldn’t even be bothered.
3. With this, The Raven (2012) and the forthcoming Paperboy (2012) John Cusack appears to be entering his serial killer movie phase; next, he plays Richard Nixon.
4. Based on ‘actual events’ and directed by Scott Walker (not the reclusive avant-garde pop genius), Frozen Ground also features Hank from Breaking Bad. We love Hank.
5. Vanessa Hudgens has made a graceful move from wholesome teen ingenues (the High School Musical trilogy) to more mature roles, such as a dancing prostitute in Sucker Punch (2012) and now an Alaskan stripper/serial killer bait.
6. A million years ago, Cage and Cusack starred in the magnificent Con Air (1997). These days, Cage is holding out for an offer to appear in Expendables 3.
Release Date (Ireland): DVD shelves by Xmas (our estimate)